Rose Maddox - Sing A Little Song Of Heartache: The Solo Singles 1953-62Rose Maddox Sing A Little Song Of Heartache: The Solo Singles 1953 62 Rose Maddox was a country singer, songwriter and fiddle player from Alabama, whose family migrated to California in the 1930s, where she started singing on radio and formed a band with her brothers, who performed and recorded for a decade after WWII as the Maddox Brothers & Rose. When the group broke up in 1957, she started a solo career and enjoyed a string of chart entries over

Triple 180gm vinyl LP pressing

This great-value 62-track 2-CD collection comprises selected A & B sides from their early releases on the Apollo label

Jerri joined as a full-time member

largely acoustic music that captivates

He was a favorite composer among the noble families and rich burghers

Norman Leyden and Ray Conniff

specialising in a unique brand of highly tuneful and soulful blues songs that bucked the trend for more raucous and extrovert blues in the 1940s and early '50s

which Konrad Junghänel recorded for the Belgian label Accent in the late 1970s

Cash Box and UK charts

It features his Top 10 country hits "Am I That Easy To Forget" and "Hello Out There"

and 12-14 resonating strings on the bass side

Noted for their fine vocal harmonies