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title: NOACK PENZEL LEHAN HAYDN THREE WIND CONCERTOS vinyl record
text: Editorial Reviews NOACK PENZEL LEHAN HAYDN THREE WIND CONCERTOS Label: MACE RECORDS Format: 33 rpm 12" LP mono Country: United States Vinyl Condition: M- Cover Condition: VG Year Released: unknown LP Quantity: 1 Catalog #: MCM 9039 Other Info: BURN MARK IN TOP RIGHT CORNER. IN SHRINK WRAP. Inventory Number: 20-I-52 Editorial Reviews NOACK PENZEL LEHAN HAYDN THREE WIND CONCERTOS Label: MACE RECORDS Format: 33 rpm 12" LP mono Country: United States Vinyl Condition: M- Cover Condition: VG Year Released: unknown LP Quantity: 1 Catalog #: MCM 9039 Other Info: BURN MARK IN TOP RIGHT CORNER. IN SHRINK WRAP. Inventory Number: 20-I-52

title: Country Hit-Parade 1957-1958

title: 4 Star Records Volume 8
text: Editorial Reviews The Miller Bros. - That's How Long I'll Love You (2:34) Big Jim De Noone - Old Blue (2:04) Eddie Noack - Pride (2:46) Big Jim De Noone - Wednesday Night Swing (2:16) The Miller Bros. - Nursery Rhyme Blues (2:07) Wade Holmes - My Sweetheart, My Darling (2:56) Pete Pike - In the House of the Lord (2:43) William Moore - Bugle Call From Heaven (2:19) The Miller Bros. - Today, Tomorrow and From Now On (2:29) Wade Holmes - The Firemen and Engineers Ball (2:42) Pete Pike - I Can See an Angel (2:37) William Moore - Payday in Heaven (2:04) T. Texas Tyler - Firemen and Engineers Ball (2:41) Roy Clark - Stepping Stones (2:48) Marvin Rainwater - I Gotta Go Get My Baby (2:10) Maddox Bros. & Rose - Gonna Lay My Burden Down (2:09) T. Texas Tyler - Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms) (2:33) Roy Clark - The Day That I Found You (2:26) Marvin Rainwater - Daddy's Glad You Came Home (2:18) Jenks Carman - New Waikiki Beach [sic, Hillbilly Hula] (2:45) T. Texas Tyler - A Million Teardrops (2:57) Rocky Bill Ford - There She Goes (2:28) Slim Willet - Love Me Baby (2:22) The Miller Bros. - Fiddlin' Stomp (2:17) T. Texas Tyler - Little Miss Muffet (2:07) Rocky Bill Ford - Drifting Apart (2:18) Slim Willet - When Lovers Go By (2:43) The Miller Bros. - Geronimo (2:27) Editorial Reviews The Miller Bros. - That's How Long I'll Love You (2:34) Big Jim De Noone - Old Blue (2:04) Eddie Noack - Pride (2:46) Big Jim De Noone - Wednesday Night Swing (2:16) The Miller Bros. - Nursery Rhyme Blues (2:07) Wade Holmes - My Sweetheart, My Darling (2:56) Pete Pike - In the House of the Lord (2:43) William Moore - Bugle Call From Heaven (2:19) The Miller Bros. - Today, Tomorrow and From Now On (2:29) Wade Holmes - The Firemen and Engineers Ball (2:42) Pete Pike - I Can See an Angel (2:37) William Moore - Payday in Heaven (2:04) T. Texas Tyler - Firemen and Engineers Ball (2:41) Roy Clark - Stepping Stones (2:48) Marvin Rainwater - I Gotta Go Get My Baby (2:10) Maddox Bros. & Rose - Gonna Lay My Burden Down (2:09) T. Texas Tyler - Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms) (2:33) Roy Clark - The Day That I Found You (2:26) Marvin Rainwater - Daddy's Glad You Came Home (2:18) Jenks Carman - New Waikiki Beach [sic, Hillbilly Hula] (2:45) T. Texas Tyler - A Million Teardrops (2:57) Rocky Bill Ford - There She Goes (2:28) Slim Willet - Love Me Baby (2:22) The Miller Bros. - Fiddlin' Stomp (2:17) T. Texas Tyler - Little Miss Muffet (2:07) Rocky Bill Ford - Drifting Apart (2:18) Slim Willet - When Lovers Go By (2:43) The Miller Bros. - Geronimo (2:27)

title: TNT Hillbilly Label Volume 1: Various Artists
text: Editorial Reviews Tracks :- Food Plan Boogie : Jacoby Brothers ~ I Gave My Love A Cherry : Jacoby Brothers ~ There’s No Use To Go Wrong : Jacoby Brothers ~ I Can’t Tell That Lie To My Heart : Jacoby Brothers ~ Warmed Over Love : Jacoby Brothers ~ Cannonball : Jacoby Brothers ~ Tear Stained Letter : Red Baker ~ Caucus With Your Conscience : Red Baker ~ Crazy As A Loon : Randy King & The Westernaires ~ Tied And Bound : Randy King & The Westernaires ~ I’m Wondering : Lucky Hill With The Rolling Stones ~ The Life Of Love : Lucky Hill With The Rolling Stones ~ Too Hot To Handle : Eddie Noack ~ How Does It Feel To Be The Winner : Eddie Noack ~ This Thing Called Love : Lucky Hill With The Rolling Stones ~ I’m The One : Lucky Hill With The Rolling Stones ~ The New Bandera Waltz : Easy Adams & The Texas Top Hands ~ I Had Someone Else Before I Had You : Easy Adams & The Texas Top Hands ~ Richochet : The Davis Sisters ~ For Old Times Sake : The Davis Sisters ~ Bicycle Wreck : Jacoby Brothers ~ Doubtful Heart : Jacoby Brothers ~ I’m Goin’ Home : Ted Filmore ~ What’s The Use (For Me To Go On Cryin’) : Ted Filmore ~ Midnight Mare : Red River Dave & The Davis Sisters, Jake Arrot’s Band ~ Truck Driver’s Special : Red River Dave & The Davis Sisters, Jake Arrot’s Band Editorial Reviews Tracks :- Food Plan Boogie : Jacoby Brothers ~ I Gave My Love A Cherry : Jacoby Brothers ~ There’s No Use To Go Wrong : Jacoby Brothers ~ I Can’t Tell That Lie To My Heart : Jacoby Brothers ~ Warmed Over Love : Jacoby Brothers ~ Cannonball : Jacoby Brothers ~ Tear Stained Letter : Red Baker ~ Caucus With Your Conscience : Red Baker ~ Crazy As A Loon : Randy King & The Westernaires ~ Tied And Bound : Randy King & The Westernaires ~ I’m Wondering : Lucky Hill With The Rolling Stones ~ The Life Of Love : Lucky Hill With The Rolling Stones ~ Too Hot To Handle : Eddie Noack ~ How Does It Feel To Be The Winner : Eddie Noack ~ This Thing Called Love : Lucky Hill With The Rolling Stones ~ I’m The One : Lucky Hill With The Rolling Stones ~ The New Bandera Waltz : Easy Adams & The Texas Top Hands ~ I Had Someone Else Before I Had You : Easy Adams & The Texas Top Hands ~ Richochet : The Davis Sisters ~ For Old Times Sake : The Davis Sisters ~ Bicycle Wreck : Jacoby Brothers ~ Doubtful Heart : Jacoby Brothers ~ I’m Goin’ Home : Ted Filmore ~ What’s The Use (For Me To Go On Cryin’) : Ted Filmore ~ Midnight Mare : Red River Dave & The Davis Sisters, Jake Arrot’s Band ~ Truck Driver’s Special : Red River Dave & The Davis Sisters, Jake Arrot’s Band

title: 7 Classic Albums - Eddie Noack by Eddie Noack

title: A Thinking Man's Woman (a Loving Man's Girl) / Don't Look Behind

title: Eddie Noack: The Singles Collection 1949-1962

title: Ain't the Reaping Ever Done 1962-1976
text: Editorial Reviews A marginal but respected songwriter in his own lifetime, Eddie Noack has become a Honky-Tonk legend in the decades since his death. Best known today for an obscure 45 he cut in 1968 called 'Psycho', Noack was a stellar songwriter and consummate performer who never really got his due. Here, for the first time, are reissued some of Noack's very rarest recordings - a fine LP (recorded in Nashville 1973) that was only ever issued in the U.K (on a minuscule label) and a multitude of rare '60s/'70s 45 only cuts that are rescued from undeserved obscurity. Many of these cuts are the equal of anything in the Noack canon - dark empathic ballads and wry commentaries on the human condition. 'A Few Good Funerals' is a sardonic take on small-town mores, 'Before You Use That Gun' a desperate plea for mercy and 'The Memories Are Restless Tonight' a chilling elegy from a man at the end of his tether. Though schooled in journalism, Noack devoted his life to country music - he went largely unrewarded but left collectors a large body of stunning work. Equally adept at Honky-Tonk weepers, Gospel odes and grim murder ballads, Eddie Noack was always 'pure country.' •Holy Grail of Hard Livin' Honky-Tonk. Editorial Reviews A marginal but respected songwriter in his own lifetime, Eddie Noack has become a Honky-Tonk legend in the decades since his death. Best known today for an obscure 45 he cut in 1968 called 'Psycho', Noack was a stellar songwriter and consummate performer who never really got his due. Here, for the first time, are reissued some of Noack's very rarest recordings - a fine LP (recorded in Nashville 1973) that was only ever issued in the U.K (on a minuscule label) and a multitude of rare '60s/'70s 45 only cuts that are rescued from undeserved obscurity. Many of these cuts are the equal of anything in the Noack canon - dark empathic ballads and wry commentaries on the human condition. 'A Few Good Funerals' is a sardonic take on small-town mores, 'Before You Use That Gun' a desperate plea for mercy and 'The Memories Are Restless Tonight' a chilling elegy from a man at the end of his tether. Though schooled in journalism, Noack devoted his life to country music - he went largely unrewarded but left collectors a large body of stunning work. Equally adept at Honky-Tonk weepers, Gospel odes and grim murder ballads, Eddie Noack was always 'pure country.' •Holy Grail of Hard Livin' Honky-Tonk.

title: Psycho/Dolores
text: Editorial Reviews (7'' VINYL single in picture sleeve; Limited Edition of 500 numbered copies) Cult favorites from a cult favorite! The classic hillbilly songwriter goes wild! There was a time when every LP by George Jones had an Eddie Noack song; in fact, Jones even did a complete LP of Noack songs. Hank Snow did well with Noack's song These Hands . Texas honky tonk fans love Noack's mid-1950s recordings for their wit and insight into the human condition. But then in the 1980s, the Psychobilly and Trash fans discovered bootlegs of Noack's way far-out recordings of Psycho and Dolores . Both songs are told from the perspective of a psychopathic serial killer. Cramps and Meteors fans recognized that this was as dark as it got. Eddie Noack achieved cult status, but by then he was dead. This numbered limited edition release features a pic sleeve with original art by acclaimed artist Reinhard Kleist. Editorial Reviews (7'' VINYL single in picture sleeve; Limited Edition of 500 numbered copies) Cult favorites from a cult favorite! The classic hillbilly songwriter goes wild! There was a time when every LP by George Jones had an Eddie Noack song; in fact, Jones even did a complete LP of Noack songs. Hank Snow did well with Noack's song These Hands . Texas honky tonk fans love Noack's mid-1950s recordings for their wit and insight into the human condition. But then in the 1980s, the Psychobilly and Trash fans discovered bootlegs of Noack's way far-out recordings of Psycho and Dolores . Both songs are told from the perspective of a psychopathic serial killer. Cramps and Meteors fans recognized that this was as dark as it got. Eddie Noack achieved cult status, but by then he was dead. This numbered limited edition release features a pic sleeve with original art by acclaimed artist Reinhard Kleist.

title: Country Music Spectacular 2 LP Set
text: Editorial Reviews SLP-117 - Country Music Spectacular: The Golden Country Hits of the Fifties - Various Artists [1960] Two record set. Disc 1: A Satisfied Mind - Kirby Buchanan/Family Man - Frankie Miller/Country Girl - Tommy Hill/Tupelo County Jail - James O'Gwynn/Gonna Find Me a Bluebird - Jimmy Blakely/There's a Big Wheel - Tommy Hill/Who Shot Sam - Tommy Hill/Conscience I'm Guilty - Benny Barnes/Wasted Words - George Jones//Searching - Jeanette Hicks/I Walk the Line - Sleepy LaBeef/Battle Of New Orleans - Buddy Starcher/Invitation To The Blues - Eddie Noack/Why Baby Why George Jones/Geisha Girl - Johnny Mathis/Mary Don't You Weep - Tommy Hill/Black Cloud Raisin' - Cowboy Copas/Sweet Dreams - George Jones; Disc 2: You Are the One - Leon Payne/A Woman's Intuition - Tommy Hill/City Lights - Eddie Noack/Same Old Me - Tommy Hill/Fraulein - Jimmy Blakely/Timbrook - Kirby Buchanan/Johnny Reb - Howard Crockett/I'll Take The Chance - George Jones/Under Your Spell Again - Tommy Hill//You All Come - Arlene Duff/Black Land Farmer - Frankie Miller/I've Got a New Heartache - Tommy Hill/Squaws Along The Yukon - Eddie Noack/Oh Lonesome Me - Eddie Noack/I Can't Stop Loving You - Patsy Timmons/Crazy Arms - Leon Payne/Hold Everything - George Jones/Blackboard Of My Heart - Leon Payne Editorial Reviews SLP-117 - Country Music Spectacular: The Golden Country Hits of the Fifties - Various Artists [1960] Two record set. Disc 1: A Satisfied Mind - Kirby Buchanan/Family Man - Frankie Miller/Country Girl - Tommy Hill/Tupelo County Jail - James O'Gwynn/Gonna Find Me a Bluebird - Jimmy Blakely/There's a Big Wheel - Tommy Hill/Who Shot Sam - Tommy Hill/Conscience I'm Guilty - Benny Barnes/Wasted Words - George Jones//Searching - Jeanette Hicks/I Walk the Line - Sleepy LaBeef/Battle Of New Orleans - Buddy Starcher/Invitation To The Blues - Eddie Noack/Why Baby Why George Jones/Geisha Girl - Johnny Mathis/Mary Don't You Weep - Tommy Hill/Black Cloud Raisin' - Cowboy Copas/Sweet Dreams - George Jones; Disc 2: You Are the One - Leon Payne/A Woman's Intuition - Tommy Hill/City Lights - Eddie Noack/Same Old Me - Tommy Hill/Fraulein - Jimmy Blakely/Timbrook - Kirby Buchanan/Johnny Reb - Howard Crockett/I'll Take The Chance - George Jones/Under Your Spell Again - Tommy Hill//You All Come - Arlene Duff/Black Land Farmer - Frankie Miller/I've Got a New Heartache - Tommy Hill/Squaws Along The Yukon - Eddie Noack/Oh Lonesome Me - Eddie Noack/I Can't Stop Loving You - Patsy Timmons/Crazy Arms - Leon Payne/Hold Everything - George Jones/Blackboard Of My Heart - Leon Payne

title: Eddie Noack: Have Blues Will Travel
text: Editorial Reviews Tracks :- Have Blues Will Travel ~ Price Of Love ~ Walk ‘Em Off ~ I Don’t Live There Anymore ~ Don’t Look Behind ~ A Thinkin’ Man’s Woman A Lovin’ Man’s Girl ~ Man On The Wall ~ Relief Is Just A Swallow Away ~ Unlucky Me ~ Frown On The Moon ~ Triflin’ Mama Blues ~ Green Back Dollar ~ Nothing ~ First And Last Thing ~ As The Band Played Paul Jones ~ Pride ~ I’ll Be So Good To You ~ How Does It Feel To Be The Winner ~ Too Hot To Handle ~ I Want You I Need You I Love You ~ Twenty Feet Of Muddy Water ~ There You Go ~ Train Of Love ~ Curtain In The Window ~ Stairway Of Love ~ Blue Blue Day ~ Oh Lonesome Me ~ Alone With You ~ Wanderin’ Okie. Editorial Reviews Tracks :- Have Blues Will Travel ~ Price Of Love ~ Walk ‘Em Off ~ I Don’t Live There Anymore ~ Don’t Look Behind ~ A Thinkin’ Man’s Woman A Lovin’ Man’s Girl ~ Man On The Wall ~ Relief Is Just A Swallow Away ~ Unlucky Me ~ Frown On The Moon ~ Triflin’ Mama Blues ~ Green Back Dollar ~ Nothing ~ First And Last Thing ~ As The Band Played Paul Jones ~ Pride ~ I’ll Be So Good To You ~ How Does It Feel To Be The Winner ~ Too Hot To Handle ~ I Want You I Need You I Love You ~ Twenty Feet Of Muddy Water ~ There You Go ~ Train Of Love ~ Curtain In The Window ~ Stairway Of Love ~ Blue Blue Day ~ Oh Lonesome Me ~ Alone With You ~ Wanderin’ Okie.

title: Gentleman Prefer Blondes
text: Editorial Reviews Product Description Eddie Noack... wanted to be a journalist. But we have enough journalists, and not enough people who could sing and write like Eddie Noack.' - Bob Dylan, 2007.Fans of hard-core honky tonk, hillbilly, and rockabilly have requested this set for years! It took us THAT long to get it right.Contains every 1950s single by Texas honky tonk legend Eddie Noack, including alternate takes, from the master tapes where they still exist.Contains 27 demos, false-starts, and original session chatter, most issued for the first time, plus many other songs never available on CD.Includes a wealth of vintage photographs and clippings, newly researched biography, and complete discography.Many lifelong country singers who had made a rockabilly single or two during it's brief commercial reign were only too happy to later accept this rebranding if it translated to a critical acclaim or recognition they had otherwise never experienced. Eddie Noack forcefully resisted the temptation. 'No, I'm pure country,' he insisted. He wrote the honky tonk anthem Too Hot To Handle, Hank Snow's hit These Hands, and many more songs that endeared him to Dylan and lovers of unadulterated Texas honky tonk music.The first of two retrospectives devoted to the music of Noack, 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' spans the early recordings, 1948 to 1961. Collecting all of his 1950s singles, plus 13 unissued masters and alternate takes, along with 27 acoustic demos, it gives the fullest overview yet of the most vital years of Noack's career. Only one of these records, 1958s 'Have Blues - Will Travel', was a hit for Noack himself, and most people never heard these records when they were current. When he died in 1978, it was as 'songwriter' Eddie Noack rather than singer-songwriter. This collection corrects this, and redefines the artist as he should have been known in life, and wanted to be known to posterity - not simply as a 'songwriter,' but as a defender of 'pure country' music. Review Eddie Noack...wanted to be a journalist. But we have enough journalists, and not enough people who could sing and write like Eddie Noack. --Bob Dylan, 2007 Editorial Reviews Product Description Eddie Noack... wanted to be a journalist. But we have enough journalists, and not enough people who could sing and write like Eddie Noack.' - Bob Dylan, 2007.Fans of hard-core honky tonk, hillbilly, and rockabilly have requested this set for years! It took us THAT long to get it right.Contains every 1950s single by Texas honky tonk legend Eddie Noack, including alternate takes, from the master tapes where they still exist.Contains 27 demos, false-starts, and original session chatter, most issued for the first time, plus many other songs never available on CD.Includes a wealth of vintage photographs and clippings, newly researched biography, and complete discography.Many lifelong country singers who had made a rockabilly single or two during it's brief commercial reign were only too happy to later accept this rebranding if it translated to a critical acclaim or recognition they had otherwise never experienced. Eddie Noack forcefully resisted the temptation. 'No, I'm pure country,' he insisted. He wrote the honky tonk anthem Too Hot To Handle, Hank Snow's hit These Hands, and many more songs that endeared him to Dylan and lovers of unadulterated Texas honky tonk music.The first of two retrospectives devoted to the music of Noack, 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' spans the early recordings, 1948 to 1961. Collecting all of his 1950s singles, plus 13 unissued masters and alternate takes, along with 27 acoustic demos, it gives the fullest overview yet of the most vital years of Noack's career. Only one of these records, 1958s 'Have Blues - Will Travel', was a hit for Noack himself, and most people never heard these records when they were current. When he died in 1978, it was as 'songwriter' Eddie Noack rather than singer-songwriter. This collection corrects this, and redefines the artist as he should have been known in life, and wanted to be known to posterity - not simply as a 'songwriter,' but as a defender of 'pure country' music. Review Eddie Noack...wanted to be a journalist. But we have enough journalists, and not enough people who could sing and write like Eddie Noack. --Bob Dylan, 2007

title: Another Self Portrait: Bootleg Series 10
text: Editorial Reviews 2013 Japanese pressing 2XBlu-spec CD2. Scheduled to include 56 page booklet. Audiophile BSCD2 uses phase transition mastering, the technology developed for mastering of Blu-ray discs. Playable on standard CD player. Sony. Editorial Reviews 2013 Japanese pressing 2XBlu-spec CD2. Scheduled to include 56 page booklet. Audiophile BSCD2 uses phase transition mastering, the technology developed for mastering of Blu-ray discs. Playable on standard CD player. Sony.

title: Psycho: The K-Ark and Allstar Recordings 1962-1969
text: Editorial Reviews EU collection from the cult Country artist. There was a time when every LP by George Jones had an Eddie Noack song; in fact, Jones even did a complete LP of Noack songs. Hank Snow did well with Noack's song 'These Hands'. Texas Honky Tonk fans love Noack's mid-1950s recordings for their wit and insight into the human condition. But then in the 1980s, the Psychobilly and Trash fans discovered bootlegs of Noack's way far-out recordings of 'Psycho' and 'Dolores'. Both songs are told from the perspective of a psychopathic serial killer. Cramps and Meteors fans recognized that this was as dark as it got. Eddie Noack achieved cult status, but by then he was dead. Editorial Reviews EU collection from the cult Country artist. There was a time when every LP by George Jones had an Eddie Noack song; in fact, Jones even did a complete LP of Noack songs. Hank Snow did well with Noack's song 'These Hands'. Texas Honky Tonk fans love Noack's mid-1950s recordings for their wit and insight into the human condition. But then in the 1980s, the Psychobilly and Trash fans discovered bootlegs of Noack's way far-out recordings of 'Psycho' and 'Dolores'. Both songs are told from the perspective of a psychopathic serial killer. Cramps and Meteors fans recognized that this was as dark as it got. Eddie Noack achieved cult status, but by then he was dead.

title: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes [LP]