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Skeeter Davis Vocal 1965 Germany

Performer Skeeter Davis
Title Blueberry Hill And Other Favorites
Date of release 1965
Country Germany
Style Vocal
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Genre Pop / World & Folk & Country
Size MP3 1342 mb
Size FLAC 1591 mb
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Altri album di Skeeter Davis. Highlights of Skeeter Davis. My Heart's in the Country. Rock 'n' Roll Country Gal.

Matrix, Runout: A side label scrs-3335. Matrix, Runout: B side label scrs-3336. Other Versions (5 of 5) View All. Cat.

1. Blueberry Hill Lyrics.

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The discography of Skeeter Davis, an American country artist, consists of thirty-one studio albums, fifteen compilation albums, four tribute/cover albums, five collaborative albums, fifty-seven singles, two charting b-sides, and four singles with other artists. Born Mary Frances Penick, she was first a member of the country music pair the Davis Sisters. In 1956 Davis disbanded the group following the death of her co-member Betty Jack Davis

Since Davis' 1965 LP Blueberry Hill was part of RCA's Camden budget line, it's a ragtag of material from various eras rather than a proper album. In fact, it goes all the way back to her 1958 country hit "Lost to a Geisha Girl," also including country charters from 1961 ("Optimistic") and 1962 ("The Little Music Box"). It's mostly passable-to-decent country-pop in the style the singer had refined by the early 1960s. The double-tracked vocals that were something of a trademark of her early-to-mid-'60s recordings are often present here, and.

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A1	Blueberry Hill Music By – Vincent RoseWords By – Al Lewis, Larry Stock	1:58
A2	Where I Ought To Be Written-By – Harlan Howard	2:43
A3	The Little Music Box Written-By – Rudy Thacker	2:16
A4	Lost To A Geisha Girl Written-By – Lawton Williams	2:10
A5	Walk Softly Darling Written-By – Helen Carter	2:11
B1	The Face Of A Clown Written-By – Carolyn Penick	2:20
B2	Somebody Else On Your Mind Written-By – Skeeter Davis	2:45
B3	Homebreaker Written-By – Marie Wilson , Skeeter Davis	3:12
B4	Optimistic Written-By – Aubrey Freeman	1:57
B5	Give Me Death Written-By – Marie Wilson , Skeeter Davis	2:19

Credits

Bass – Bob Moore, Jerry Byrd
Coordinator [A & R] – Ethel Gabriel
Drums – Buddy Harman
Guitar – Hank Garland, James Wilson
Guitar [Rh.] – Velma Smith
Guitar [Steel] – Buddy Emmons, Pete Drake
Guitar, Producer – Chet Atkins
Piano – Floyd Cramer, Hargus Pig Robbins*
Producer – Anita Kerr
Violin – Hal Smith
Vocals – Skeeter Davis

Notes

Appearances are often deceiving. Take Skeeter Davis , for instance. Although she would be perfect casting for the girl next door, few would pick her for the part of dedicated performer and singing star. Yet the pretty, appealingly vivacious Skeeter Davis encompasses both these roles-and to perfection. Sincerity is her keynote underlined by a particularly winsome charm. All Skeeter's individual qualities are part of her singing-and part of her success story.
"The Skeeter Davis Story" would sound not quite "true to life" if made into a movie; yet how many of her fans don't know that Skeeter first made an impact in country music circles as half of the Davis Sister, and that it was just after Skeeter and Betty
Jack Davis had made their first hit recording (I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know) that Betty Jack was killed in an automobile accident. The road back was not an easy one for Skeeter, but it is a trip she has made successfully and with dignity.
Her early months as one-half of a duo undoubtedly left their influence on Skeeter's way with a song, a style which has had a large impact of its own on pop music. The trend to overdubbing ("singing with yourself") owes much of its life force to Skeeter's two- and three-track hits. And the "answer song" fad of a few years back got a big boost with Skeeter's (I Can't Help I'm Falling Too -the answer song to Hank Locklin's Please Help Me, I'm Falling.
The answer song included in this album is Lost to a Geisha Girl, Skeeter's answer to Hank Locklin's Geisha Girl, one of his "foreign love" hits. Of course the favorite Blueberry Hlill is a statement all by itself-as styled by Skeeter Davis, and some of her famous tear-drenched performances are also here: Somebody Else on Your Mind, Homebreaker, Give me Death. Here's Skeeter-singin' her heart out!
IMPORTANT! RCA IMPORTANT! RCA Camden' monophonic records can be played on stereophonic phonographs. RCA Camden's stereophonic records must be played on phonographs equipped for stereophonic reproduction.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (side A runout stamped): SCRM--3333--1S
Matrix / Runout (side B runout stamped): SCRM--3334--1S

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CAS-899	Skeeter Davis	Blueberry Hill And Other Favorites ‎(LP)	RCA Camden	CAS-899	Germany	1965
INTS 1234	Skeeter Davis	Blueberry Hill And Other Favorites ‎(LP)	RCA International (Camden)	INTS 1234	Germany	1965
CAS-899	Skeeter Davis	Blueberry Hill And Other Favorites ‎(LP, Album)	RCA Camden	CAS-899	US	1965
CAS-899	Skeeter Davis	Blueberry Hill And Other Favorites ‎(LP, Album, RE)	RCA Camden	CAS-899	US	Unknown
CAL-899	Skeeter Davis	Blueberry Hill And Other Favorites ‎(LP, Mono)	RCA Camden	CAL-899	Canada	1965

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