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Jim & Jesse 1952-55 (Import) (CD)

By: Jim & Jesse (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Jim & Jesse 1952-55 (Import) (CD) Album By Jim & Jesse (Artist)
1   I'll Wash Your Love From My Heart
2   Just Wondering Why
3   Are You Missing Me
4   I Will Always be Waiting For You
5   Virginia Waltz
6   Are You Lost In Sin
7   Look For Me (I'll Be There)
8   Purple Heart
9   Air Mail Special
10   My Little Honeysuckle Rose
11   Waiting For A Message
12   Too Many Tears
13   My Darling's In Heaven
14   Two Arms To Hold Me
15   Is It True
16   Memory Of You, A
17   I'll Wear The Banner
18   My Garden Of Love
19   Tears Of Regret
20   I'll See You Tonight (In My Dreams)
 

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This CD, recorded with Curley Seckler, contains 20 tracks and includes a 16-page booklet.
During the early '50s, while Bill Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs slugged it out atop the bluegrass mountain, brothers Jim and Jesse McReynolds quietly established themselves as one of the genre's finest and most durable outfits. Early on, the duo established a successful sound centered on their letter-perfect harmony singing, winningly melodic songwriting, and Jesse's unmistakable cross-picking mandolin style. Their earliest recordings--anthologized on 1952-1955--reveal just how fully developed the group's sound was by the time they gained public attention.
Not that the group's rise was either easy or inevitable. After trudging away on small-time radio programs for years, Jim & Jesse caught their big break signing with Capitol Records in 1952. Soon after, however, Jesse was drafted to serve in the Korean War, putting the act's nascent recording career on a two-year hiatus. 1952-1955 includes five early Capitol sessions, including a pre-induction marathon that ensured Jim & Jesse releases during Jesse's military run. Despite these setbacks, quality ultimately won out: Jesse came home and the group resumed a 40+ year career that justly earned them legendary status. To find out why audiences eagerly awaited Jesse's return, check out 1952-1955.

Title Note

This CD, recorded with Curley Seckler, contains 20 tracks and includes a 16-page booklet.

During the early '50s, while Bill Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs slugged it out atop the bluegrass mountain, brothers Jim and Jesse McReynolds quietly established themselves as one of the genre's finest and most durable outfits. Early on, the duo established a successful sound centered on their letter-perfect harmony singing, winningly melodic songwriting, and Jesse's unmistakable cross-picking mandolin style. Their earliest recordings--anthologized on 1952-1955--reveal just how fully developed the group's sound was by the time they gained public attention.

Not that the group's rise was either easy or inevitable. After trudging away on small-time radio programs for years, Jim & Jesse caught their big break signing with Capitol Records in 1952. Soon after, however, Jesse was drafted to serve in the Korean War, putting the act's nascent recording career on a two-year hiatus. 1952-1955 includes five early Capitol sessions, including a pre-induction marathon that ensured Jim & Jesse releases during Jesse's military run. Despite these setbacks, quality ultimately won out: Jesse came home and the group resumed a 40+ year career that justly earned them legendary status. To find out why audiences eagerly awaited Jesse's return, check out 1952-1955.

Album Description

During the early '50s, while Bill Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs slugged it out atop the bluegrass mountain, brothers Jim and Jesse McReynolds quietly established themselves as one of the genre's finest and most durable outfits. Early on, the duo established a successful sound centred on their letter-perfect harmony singing, winningly melodic songwriting, and Jesse's unmistakable cross-picking mandolin style. Their earliest recordings--anthologised on 1952-1955--reveal just how fully developed the group's sound was by the time they gained public attention.
Not that the group's rise was either easy or inevitable. After trudging away on small-time radio programs for years, Jim & Jesse caught their big break signing with Capitol Records in 1952. Soon after, however, Jesse was drafted to serve in the Korean War, putting the act's nascent recording career on a two-year hiatus. 1952-1955 includes five early Capitol sessions, including a pre-induction marathon that ensured Jim & Jesse releases during Jesse's military run. Despite these setbacks, quality ultimately won out: Jesse came home and the group resumed a 40+ year career that justly earned them legendary status. To find out why audiences eagerly awaited Jesse's return, check out 1952-1955.

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