Faron Young – Story Songs For Country Folks - VG LP Record in Stereo 1964 Mercury USA - Country / Honky Tonk
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Tracklist
| A1 |
Rhinestones
Written-By – Merle Kilgore |
2:05 |
| A2 |
Saw Mill
Written-By – Horace Whatley, Mel Tillis |
2:17 |
| A3 |
Family Bible
Written-By – Claude Gray (2), Paul Buskirk, Walt Breeland* |
3:34 |
| A4 |
Company's Comin'
Written-By – Johnny Mullins |
1:55 |
| A5 |
Pickin' Time
Written-By – Johnny Cash |
2:34 |
| A6 |
Busted
Written-By – Harlen Howard* |
2:09 |
| B1 |
Sharecropper Family
Written-By – Jerry Smith (4) |
2:15 |
| B2 |
Old Courthouse
Written-By – Danny Dill, Wayne P. Walker* |
3:08 |
| B3 |
Po Folks
Written-By – Bill Anderson (2) |
2:55 |
| B4 |
Mama Sang A Song
Written-By – Bill Anderson (2) |
3:30 |
| B5 |
Black Land Farmer
Written-By – Frankie Miller (2) |
2:15 |
| B6 |
Ya'll Come
Written-By – Arlie Duff |
2:26 |
Credits
- Backing Vocals [Vocal Accompaniment By] – The Jordanaires
Notes
Vendor: Mercury Record Corporation
Catalog number appears on the front cover, spine and label as:
SR 60896
Catalog number appears on the back cover as:
SR 60896/MG 20896
(which are the catalog numbers for the stereo version / mono version respectively)
Publishing:
A1: Painted Desert Music Corp., (BMI)
A2: Cedarwood Publishing Co., Inc. (BMI)
A3: Glad Music Co., (BMI)
A4: Earl Barton Music Co., (BMI)
A5: Johnny Cash Music Inc., (BMI)
A6: Pamper Music Inc., (BMI)
B1: Window Music, (BMI)
B2: Cedarwood Publishing Co., Inc., (BMI)
B3: Tree Publishing Co., Inc. & Champion Music Corp., (BMI)
B4: Champion Music Corp. & Tree Publishing Co., Inc., (BMI)
B5: Peer International Corp., (BMI)
B6: Starday Music, (BMI)
Also stated on the back cover:
Get Your Pipe and Slippers—
Everyone's Country Folks Tonight!
This album was recorded monaurally and stereophonically at Bradley's Recording Studio, Nashville, Tennessee on October 29, 1963. Instruments and mikes used were as follows: Bass Guitar—direct to console; Electric Guitar—Neumann U-67; Vocal group—Neumann U-47; Spanish Guitar—Altec 639; Lead Voice—Neumann U-67; Bass—RCA 44-BX; Drums—Neumann U-67; Drums—Beyer; Guitar—Schoepps CM-61; Piano—Altec 150-C. The Sessions were taped on Ampex recorders at a speed of 15 inches per second.
Shelby Singleton
Mercury Recording Director
This MERCURY record is the result the most modern recording techniques in the phonograph industry.
In STEREO—The 15° cutter slant angle is utilized, the latest development in the art of disc recording. The vertical-tracking-angle between cartridge and groove reduces stylus tracking. To protect your stereo recording, play only on a phonograph with stereo reproducing cartridge according to the RIAA standards.
In MONO—The master tapes are transferred directly through the finest Ampex 300 series tape machine to a specially designed power amplifier which drives the BBC Grampian Feedback Cutting Head. Because of the simplicity of our new recording techniques, quality listening on either stereo or monaural phonographs is assured.
In monaural or stereo, your MERCURY record will give you the truest possible reproduction of the original sound.
Catalog number appears on the front cover, spine and label as:
SR 60896
Catalog number appears on the back cover as:
SR 60896/MG 20896
(which are the catalog numbers for the stereo version / mono version respectively)
Publishing:
A1: Painted Desert Music Corp., (BMI)
A2: Cedarwood Publishing Co., Inc. (BMI)
A3: Glad Music Co., (BMI)
A4: Earl Barton Music Co., (BMI)
A5: Johnny Cash Music Inc., (BMI)
A6: Pamper Music Inc., (BMI)
B1: Window Music, (BMI)
B2: Cedarwood Publishing Co., Inc., (BMI)
B3: Tree Publishing Co., Inc. & Champion Music Corp., (BMI)
B4: Champion Music Corp. & Tree Publishing Co., Inc., (BMI)
B5: Peer International Corp., (BMI)
B6: Starday Music, (BMI)
Also stated on the back cover:
Get Your Pipe and Slippers—
Everyone's Country Folks Tonight!
This album was recorded monaurally and stereophonically at Bradley's Recording Studio, Nashville, Tennessee on October 29, 1963. Instruments and mikes used were as follows: Bass Guitar—direct to console; Electric Guitar—Neumann U-67; Vocal group—Neumann U-47; Spanish Guitar—Altec 639; Lead Voice—Neumann U-67; Bass—RCA 44-BX; Drums—Neumann U-67; Drums—Beyer; Guitar—Schoepps CM-61; Piano—Altec 150-C. The Sessions were taped on Ampex recorders at a speed of 15 inches per second.
Shelby Singleton
Mercury Recording Director
This MERCURY record is the result the most modern recording techniques in the phonograph industry.
In STEREO—The 15° cutter slant angle is utilized, the latest development in the art of disc recording. The vertical-tracking-angle between cartridge and groove reduces stylus tracking. To protect your stereo recording, play only on a phonograph with stereo reproducing cartridge according to the RIAA standards.
In MONO—The master tapes are transferred directly through the finest Ampex 300 series tape machine to a specially designed power amplifier which drives the BBC Grampian Feedback Cutting Head. Because of the simplicity of our new recording techniques, quality listening on either stereo or monaural phonographs is assured.
In monaural or stereo, your MERCURY record will give you the truest possible reproduction of the original sound.
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