Rhythm & Western Vol.6 I'm Moving on/ Various - Rhythm & Western Vol.6 I'm Moving On (Various Artists)The great Mickey & Sylvia open the ball with "I'm So Glad" and right after that Big Al Downing delivers a great version of the C&W classic "When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again" a song recorded by Merle Haggard, Elvis, Hank Thompson, Bill Monroe, Jim Reeves and many more. King Curtis follows with a fantastic version of "Steel Guitar Rag" (I already gave extended info about this song in a previous volume). Little Willie John delivers a heartfelt

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the young card player has set her sights on an even more impossible objective: taking on grand master Shinobu Wakamiya and wresting the titles of Queen away for herself

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2 draws from the well known to the obscure to create a musical landscape that documents the outer reaches of the genre from the late 1950’s to the early 1970’s and its lasting impact on the American musical terrain

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Dear is blessed with many of the same musicians that appeared on Hopetown

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