Country duo Johnnie & Jack were Johnnie Wright and Jack Anglin, singers, songwriters and guitarists who had been performing together for several years, interrupted by war service, since the late 1930s when they made their first records in 1945. They came together because Johnnie Wright was married to Kitty Wells, and Jack married Wright's sister. They combined typical southern harmonies with songs on familiar themes of love gone wrong, sometimes imbued with a faith-based seriousness, which proved popular with the market and they had more than a dozen hits through the 1950s recording for RCA and were long-time members of the Grand Ole Opry. This great-value 62-track 2-CD collection comprises selected A & B sides from their early releases on the Apollo label, and then from their ten years with RCA before they moved to Decca in the early 1960s, their career being cut short by Jack Anglin's death in an auto accident in 1963. For most of their career, they were billed on their record labels as Johnnie and Jakc, The Tennessee Mountain Boys. It features all their career hits, including the Country No. 1 "(Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely" and the Top 10 entries "Poison Love", "Cryin' Heart Blues", "How Can I Believe In You", "Cryin' Heart Blues", "Three Ways Of Knowing", "Goodnight Sweetheart, Goodnight", "Honey I Need You", "Beware Of It", "Kiss Crazy Baby" and "Stop The World (And Let Me Off)". It includes at least one side from most of their 60 or so releases during their career, and it provides a substantial showcase for their distinctive talent and style
28 Pig Latin Serenade (Pa Won't Know and Ma Won't Care)
29 From the Manger to the Cross
- Disc 2 -
1 Cheated Out of Love
2 You Got Me in Your Power
3 Borrowed Diamonds
4 (Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely
5 You're Just What the Doctor Ordered
6 Goodnight Sweetheart, Goodnight
7 Honey I Need You
8 Beware of 'It'
9 Kiss Crazy Baby
10 Sincerely
11 No One Dear But You
12 Look Out
13 S.O.S
14 I Want to Be Loved
15 I Loved You Better Than You Knew
16 Tom Cat's Kittens
17 The Banana Boat Song
18 Pleasure Is Not a Habit in Mexico
19 That's Why I'm Leavin'
20 Move It on Over
21 Camel Walk Stroll
22 Stop the World (And Let Me Off)
23 I've Seen This Movie Before
24 Lonely Island Pearl
25 That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles
26 I Wonder If You Know?
27 Sailor Man
28 Sweetie Pie
29 Just Like You
30 Country Music Has Gone to Town
31 Uncle John's Bongos
32 Sweet Baby
33 Thirty Six-Twenty Two-Thirty Six
Country duo Johnnie & Jack were Johnnie Wright and Jack Anglin, singers, songwriters and guitarists who had been performing together for several years, interrupted by war service, since the late 1930s when they made their first records in 1945. They came together because Johnnie Wright was married to Kitty Wells, and Jack married Wright's sister. They combined typical southern harmonies with songs on familiar themes of love gone wrong, sometimes imbued with a faith-based seriousness, which proved popular with the market and they had more than a dozen hits through the 1950s recording for RCA and were long-time members of the Grand Ole Opry. This great-value 62-track 2-CD collection comprises selected A & B sides from their early releases on the Apollo label, and then from their ten years with RCA before they moved to Decca in the early 1960s, their career being cut short by Jack Anglin's death in an auto accident in 1963. For most of their career, they were billed on their record labels as Johnnie and Jakc, The Tennessee Mountain Boys. It features all their career hits, including the Country No. 1 "(Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely" and the Top 10 entries "Poison Love", "Cryin' Heart Blues", "How Can I Believe In You", "Cryin' Heart Blues", "Three Ways Of Knowing", "Goodnight Sweetheart, Goodnight", "Honey I Need You", "Beware Of It", "Kiss Crazy Baby" and "Stop The World (And Let Me Off)". It includes at least one side from most of their 60 or so releases during their career, and it provides a substantial showcase for their distinctive talent and style
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