Various Country Artists Of The 1940s - Cincinnati Bound
Step into the golden age of country music through this collection of 1940s recordings centered on the Cincinnati music scene. Before Nashville became the sole capital, thriving regional country traditions flourished. You'll hear acoustic guitars, steel guitar, fiddles, and close harmonies—the authentic instrumentation of the era. These performances capture a formative moment when country was still finding its recorded voice, filled with character and energy. The Cattle Compact reissue preserves these historically important recordings with care. For serious country collectors and anyone seeking the roots of American music, this Cincinnati-centered collection offers genuine insight.
Item Details+
| Genre | Folk World and Country |
| Style | Country Western Swing |
| Media | Near Mint (NM or M-) |
| Sleeve | Near Mint (NM or M-) |
| Label | Cattle Compact |
| Country | Germany |
| Format | CD |
Tracklist+
Genre:
Folk World and Country
Style:
Country, Western Swing
Label:
Cattle Compact
Country:
Germany
Year:
1. Cowboy Jack Derrick - Cincinnati Bound/Can’t Find The Keyhole
2. Dale Evans - I’m The Rage Of The Sage/His Hat Cost More Than Mine
3. Eddie Dean - I’m A Kansas Man/I Was Wrong/Toodle-Oo My Darlin’
4. Foy Willing and The Riders Of The Purple Sage - Be My Darlin’/Chained To A Memory/Cool Water/Darling What More Can I Do/Divorce Me C.O.D. /Have I Told You Lately (That I Love You)
5. Leon McAuliffe - A Cowboy’s Christmas Song/Tulsa Straight Ahead
6. Pete Cassell - I’m Waiting For Ships That Never Come In/I Kissed And Told You Goodbye
7. Riley Shepard - New Jole Blon/Who? Me? (If You Don’t Talk Too Much)
8. Sleepy Hollow Ranch Gang - Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain /Hobo Bill’s Last Ride
9. Slim Bryant - Ain’t We Crazy/Bessie James/Echo Polka
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