lyrics are property and copyright of their owners. All lyrics provided for educationalClassic Country Gold (2-CD) Eddy Arnold also appears in this compilation Tracks of Disc 1 Song previews provided courtesy of iTunes After All These Years Nipper's Greatest Hits: The 50's, Volume 1 The Best of Eddy Arnold [RCA] Famous Country Music Makers Country Top Hits of the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s (4-CD) 80 Original Country Hits by the Original Artists Tracks of Disc 2 Tracks of Disc 4 Sounds of The Fabulous Fifties (Limited Distribution) (3-CD... Tracks of Disc 3 Classic Country Top Hits Bundle (8-CD + Book) Classic Christmas Hits (4-CD) Country Top Hits of The 60's Country Top Hits of The 50's Christmas With Eddy Arnold Complete U.S. Chart Singles 1945-1962 (3-CD) Cattle Call / Thereby Hangs a Tale Home for the Holidays [Intersound] Country Songs I Love To Sing / Eddy's Songs Christmas Crooners (3-CD Set)
Fabulous Fifties: Great Memories Let's Make Memories One More Time I Really Don't Want to Know: 26 Greatest Hits Country Gospel: Sunday in the South [BMG] Spirit of Christmas, Volume 2 [BMG] The Greatest Songs Ever Sung (3-CD) Holiday Cheer [St. Clair] Spirit of Christmas, Volume 3 [BMG] Seven Decades of Hits Tracks of Disc 1 The following is a complete discography of all albums released by the late American country music artist Eddy Arnold from 1955 to 2005. A^ "Soul Deep" also peaked at number 28 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks chart and at number 23 on the RPM Adult Contemporary Tracks chart in Canada. ^ If necessary, click, then click, then select, then click ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p ^ a b c d eDaddy Don't You Walk So FastDoes He Mean That Much To You?Born: 1918, Died: 2008 Instruments, Vocals, guitar, banjo Occupations: singer, songwriter, TV host, actor Eddy Arnold is a performance name for Richard Edward Arnold.
Eddy Arnold Sings 20 Best Country Memories Rockin' Alone in an Old Rockin' Chair Seven Years with the Wrong Woman Will the Circle Be Unbroken The Lily of the Valley I Talk to My Self About You You Know Talk Gets Around Down in the Valley Home on the Range I Gave My Love a Cherry Sweet Betsy from Pike Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child 23 used & new from The Tennessee Plowboy & His Guitar [Box set,Import]DetailsThere's Been A Change In Me 1951-1955 FREE Shipping. (5-CD LP-sized box-set with 40-page book) Contains songs from 1944-50, including all of his output from this period as well as over 35 of his hits, available here in their original versions for the first time on CD. Audio CD (June 30, 1998) Number of Discs: 5 Format: Box set, Import Note on Boxed Sets: During shipping, discs in boxed sets occasionally become dislodged without damage. Please examine and play these discs. If you are not completely satisfied, we'll refund or replace your purchase.
#371,612 in Music (See Top 100 in Music) in Music > Indie Music > Country > Honky-Tonk in Music > Country > Cowboy in Music > Country > Classic Country > Nashville Sound Amazon's Eddy Arnold Store Visit Amazon's Eddy Arnold Store 65 star100%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsHillbilly heaven...!! Eddy Arnold's early yearsneed to sample to see if they are the orignal songs .ROYALTIES|Mr. Kopeck has a point, but consider this.... There's Been A Change In Me 1951-1955 Look for Similar Items by Category CDs & Vinyl > Country > Bluegrass CDs & Vinyl > Country > Classic Country > Nashville Sound CDs & Vinyl > Country > Cowboy CDs & Vinyl > Country > Roadhouse CountryStewart PeeRedd StewartWee King'SPee WeeKing'S GoldenGolden WestWmps MemphisLouis ArnoldSinger EarnedForwardEDDY ARNOLD ~ In St. Louis, Arnold landed a regular spot on WMPS /Memphis, spending six years at the radio station. Through the show, the singer earned a lot of dedicated fans.
During WWII, Arnold became part of the" Camel Caravan", which featured Redd Stewart, Pee Wee King's Golden West Cowboys, Minnie Pearl, and San Antonio Rose. The troupe performed for troops throughout the U.S. After that, he appeared on the Grand Ole Opry.(2016/Jasmine) 24 Tracks - Reissue of his two 1962 RCA Victor albums! Eddy Arnold 1918 - 2008 15. Mai 1918 - gest. When he began recording, he was called 'The Tennessee Plowboy,' but his ambition was to never return to the farm. He died on May 8, 2008, just shy of his 90th birthday. He lived in Brentwood, Tennessee, a city that he had helped to develop through his extensive real estate holdings. The best estimate is that he sold more than 85 million records, with 37 pop hits and nearly 150 country hits. He charted records in the 1940s, '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, and 2000s. In 1948, he so dominated the country charts that only one non-Arnold record topped the chart all year. Along the way he helped to take country music uptown.
"Though his music was seldom embraced by traditionalists, Mr. Arnold was one of the titans of Nashville music. His voice was an unpressured, engaging croon that sometimes recalled a clarinet played in the lower register, and though he favored strings and uptown instrumentation, he delivered his songs with few affectations," wrote Bill C. Malone in 'Country Music USA.' And, as Peter Cooper said in 'The Tennessean,'"Mr. Arnold was a multi-millionaire who cherished eating with pals at a simple meat-and-three along 8th Avenue South. He was a real estate magnate who loved green spaces and fresh air. He was a proud country boy who struggled to extend southern music's reach and scope into America's urban centers. He was a star, and a force, and a charmer." Richard Edward Arnold was born May 15, 1918, on a farm in Chester County, Tennessee, about 20 miles south of Jackson. His father died when Eddy was 11, and the family fell into poverty. At the height of the Great Depression, he saw few opportunities other than singing.
He began singing on radio in Jackson airwaves when he was still in his teens, and in 1938 he moved to St. Louis to perform on the radio and in clubs. One day, Arnold tuned into WSM and heard that Pee Wee King's vocalist was leaving. He got an audition and became one of King's Golden West Cowboys in January 1940. In November 1941, he married Sally Gayhart and they remained together until her death in March this year. Leaving Pee Wee King, he was managed by Colonel Tom Parker and in 1944 he signed with RCA Victor Records. In December 1944, he recorded Cattle Call in WSM's Studio B, thereby launching the post-War Nashville music business. The hits soon came: That's How Much I Love You, It's A Sin, I'll Hold You In My Heart, and many more. For 53 consecutive weeks, he held the #1 country singles spot. As noted, in 1948, there were only two weeks in which an Eddy Arnold song wasn't #1. "Eddy Arnold put a tuxedo on country music," said author Don Cusic. "He sold more records than Hank Williams, Lefty Frizzell or any other country artist.
He also transcended Nashville and country music and had an impact on the American pop audience through his TV shows and appearances." Arnold was always willing to embrace change to keep his music current and unashamedly admitted that his goal was simply to sell records. In 1951, he scored 13 #1 country hits, and his 1953 recording of I Really Don't Want To Know pointed toward the crossover appeal of the Nashville Sound. Rock 'n' roll dented his sales but he came back yet again as a pop crooner with hits like What's He Doing In My World and the classic Make The World Go Away. In 1966, he played Carnegie Hall and was elected into the Country Music Hall of Fame. He toured with a full orchestra and was a regular on national TV. In the face of slowly declining sales, Eddy Arnold continued to record. His 100th album, 'After All This Time,' was released in 2005 on RCA. "The last time I saw him, a few weeks ago, he wanted to make another record," Joe Galante, chairman of SonyBMG (RCA) Nashville, said,"There was a special kind of happiness about him whenever he talked about music, and that is how I will remember him."
Eddy Arnold laid in state at the Country Music Hall of Fame and was buried privately in Brentwood. The Tennessee Plowboy5-CD Box-Set (LP-size) with 40-page bookBCD 15726 EIISBN:978-3-89795-282-9 CD 1: Mother's Prayer - Mommy Please Stay Home With Me - The Cattle Call - Each Minute Seems A Million Years - Did You See My Daddy Over There - Many Tears Ago - I Walk Alone - You Must Walk The Line - (I'll Have To) Live And Learn - Be Sure There's No Mistake - I Couldn't Believe It Was True - I Talk To Myself About You - All Alone In This World Without You - Can't Win, Can't Place, Can't Show - What Is Life Without Love - That's How Much I Love You - Why Didn't You Take That Too - Chained To A Memory - Easy Rockin' Chair - To My Sorrow - It's A Sin - I'm Somebody Nobody Loves - That Little Boy Of Mine - Don't Bother To Cry - Me Too CD 2: I'll Hold You In My Heart - Bouquet Of Roses - What A Fool I Was - Little Angel With The Dirty Face - Wondering What To Do - The Prisoner's Song - Rockin' Alone In An Old Rockin' Chair - It Makes No Difference Now - Will The Circle Be Unbroken - Seven Years With The Wrong Woman - Molly Darling - I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes - Who At My Door Is Standing - Then I Turned And Walked Slowly Away - Texarkana Baby - (In The) Hills Of
Tomorrow - My Daddy Is Only A Picture - Say You'll Be Mine - There's Not A Thing (I Wouldn't Do For You) - I've Got A Lifetime To Forget - Anytime - A Heart Full Of Love - My Heart Cries For You - I've Got Other Fish To Fry - This Is The Thanks I Get (For Loving You) CD 3: You Know How Talk Gets Around - Just A Little Lovin' - Till The End Of The World - Save A Little Corner In Your Heart - M-O-T-H-E-R - I Wouldn't Trade The Silver In Mother's Hair - That Wonderful Mother Of Mine - Bring Your Roses To Her Now - I Wish I Had A Girl Like You Mother - My Mother's Sweet Voice - There's No Wings On My Angel - The Echo Of Your Footsteps - Why Didn't You Take That Too - That Little Boy Of Mine - My Heart Cries For You - This Is The Thanks I Get (For Loving You) - Don't Rob Another Man's Castle - Me Too - Little Angel With The Dirty Face - I've Got Other Fish To Fry - Many Tears Ago - I Walk Alone - Show Me The Way Back To Your Heart - Homesick, Lonesome And Sorry - One Kiss Too Many CD 4: I Was Foolish When I Fell In Love With You - Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue - I Tied A Little String Around My Finger - I'm Throwing Rice - Shepherd Of My Heart - Why Should I Cry - C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S - To The Last Beat Of My Heart - Take Me In Your Arms And Hold Me - Evil Tempt Me Not - When Jesus Beckons Me Home - Will Santy Come To Shanty Town - Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere - The Lily Of The Valley - Softly
And Tenderly - Mama And Daddy Broke My Heart - You Touched Me - The Cattle Call - Chained To A Memory - The Nearest Thing To Heaven - Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue - A Prison Without Walls - Cuddle Buggin' Baby - Enclosed, One Broken Heart CD 5: Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again - Behind The Clouds - A Million Miles From Your Heart - At The Close Of A Long, Long Day - C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S - If I Never Get To Heaven - The Lovebug Itch - White Christmas - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - There's Been A Change In Me - Precious Little Baby - Through A Stranger's Eyes - Open Thy Merciful Arms - Jesus And The Atheist - Behind The Clouds - Precious Little Baby - Kentucky Waltz - Somthing Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue - Jesus And The Atheist - May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You - I'm Writing A Letter To The Lord Cattle CallCountry, WesternCD with 16-page bookletBCD 15441 AHISBN:978-3-89795-030-6 The Streets Of Laredo - Cool Water - Cattle Call - Leanin' On The Old Top Rail - Ole Faithful - A Cowboys Dream - The Wayward Wind - Tumbling Tumbleweeds - Cowpoke - Where The Mountains Meet The Sky - Sierra Sue - Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie - Jim I Wore A Tie Today - Tom Dooley - Nellie Sits A-Waitin' - Tennessee Stud - The Battle Of Little Big Horn - The Wreck Of Old 97 - The Red Headed Stranger - Johnny Reb