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Formats and Editions
1. Diggy Liggy Lo
2. Night Time Is Cry Time
3. You Don't Want Me to Know
4. Do You Feel Like I Feel About You
5. Daydreaming
6. Dream Why Do You Hurt Me So
7. Crying For a Pastime
8. Angel Have Mercy
9. I Thought I'd Never Fall in Love Again
10. God Was So Good
11. Let's Stay Together
12. What Will I Do
13. I've Got You on My Mind
14. Seasons of My Heart
15. Come Back to Me
16. I Wanta Tell the World
17. You Didn't Have to Go
18. Cry Cry Darling
19. Can It Be Right
20. Your True and Faithful One
21. What Will I Do
22. I'll Always Love You Darling
23. Once Again
24. Let Me Stay in Your Arms
25. Bop a Hula
26. Step Aside Shallow Water
27. Carry On
28. With Tears in My Eyes
29. Once Again
30. Blue Darlin'
31. Let Me Stay in Your Arms
32. I Thought I'd Never Fall in Love Again
33. Yesterday's Dreams
34. Let the Whole World Talk
35. Honky Tonk Tears
36. What Will I Do
37. Last Night
38. No Use to Cry
39. Way That You're Living, The
40. What a Fool I Was to Fall (For You)
41. Falling Star, A
42. I Can't Go on This Way
43. Need Me
44. Sweet Kind of Love, A
45. Cry Cry Darling
46. Your the Idol of My Dreams
47. Need Me
More Info:
Here's some real raw hillbilly music, and a few early Nashville Sound classics. In 1953 Jimmy came up from Louisiana and got a Dot Records contract on the strength of 'Cry, Cry Darling'.These two CDs follow his career through to 1958, taking in some of the finest hillbilly and rockabilly and country-pop of the era. Altogether, there are 47 titles including July You're A Woman, Oldest Living Son, Earth Rider, The Pirates Of Stone County Road, Razorback Woman, and She Believes In Me
