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Country music legend Bobby Bare almost had a #1 pop hit in 1958 without anyone knowing. His song about Elvis Presley's rise to fame and induction into the US military 'The All-American Boy' charted while Bare was himself in the Army and unable to promote it. Released under the name of his friend Bill Parsons (who DID promote it!) it was a global hit, and reached #2 on the US Hot 100. Parsons never had another hit, but once he got out of the Army and got his career back on track Bare scored 70 Country chart hits between 1962 and 1986, several of which crossed over to Pop. Jasmine's new collection brings together five years' worth of recordings from the 1950s and early 60s that Bare released on various labels, before he finally 'made it' under his own name in 1962 (naturally enough, including 'The All American Boy'). "100% All American" shows that the talent was there right from the off, and that it would only be a matter of time before that permanent breakthrough came with 'Shame On Me' (also included here). Remastered from the best possible sources with detailed annotation on the early years of this future Country giant, it is a collection that no fan of vintage country, pop or rock 'n' roll will want to pass up!
Country music legend Bobby Bare almost had a #1 pop hit in 1958 without anyone knowing. His song about Elvis Presley's rise to fame and induction into the US military 'The All-American Boy' charted while Bare was himself in the Army and unable to promote it. Released under the name of his friend Bill Parsons (who DID promote it!) it was a global hit, and reached #2 on the US Hot 100. Parsons never had another hit, but once he got out of the Army and got his career back on track Bare scored 70 Country chart hits between 1962 and 1986, several of which crossed over to Pop. Jasmine's new collection brings together five years' worth of recordings from the 1950s and early 60s that Bare released on various labels, before he finally 'made it' under his own name in 1962 (naturally enough, including 'The All American Boy'). "100% All American" shows that the talent was there right from the off, and that it would only be a matter of time before that permanent breakthrough came with 'Shame On Me' (also included here). Remastered from the best possible sources with detailed annotation on the early years of this future Country giant, it is a collection that no fan of vintage country, pop or rock 'n' roll will want to pass up!
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100% All American: The Singles As & Bs 1956-1962
Artist: Bobby Bare
Format: CD
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DISC: 1

1. Down on the Corner of Love
2. Another Love Has Ended
3. Life of a Fool
4. Darling Don't
5. A Beggar
6. The Livin' End
7. The All-American Boy - Bill Parsons and His Orchestra
8. Rubber Dolly - Bill Parsons and His Orchestra
9. Vampira
10. Tender Years
11. Buddies with the Blues - Bobby Bare with the All American Boy's Orchestra
12. Sputnik # 2 - Bobby Bare with the All American Boy's Orchestra
13. I'm Hanging Up My Rifle - Bobby Bare with Johnny and the Jokers
14. That's Where I Want to Be - Bobby Bare with Johnny and the Jokers
15. Sweet Singin' Sam - Bobby Bare and His Orchestra
16. More Than a Poor Boy Could Give - Bobby Bare and His Orchestra
17. Lynchin' Party - Bobby Bare with His Orchestra and Chorus
18. No Letter from My Baby - Bobby Bare with the Charmaine Trio
19. Book of Love
20. Lorena
21. Sailor Man
22. Island of Love
23. Brooklyn Bridge
24. Zig Zag Twist
25. That Mean Old Clock
26. The Day My Rainbow Fell
27. Shame on Me
28. Above and Beyond (The Call of Love)
29. I Don't Believe I'll Fall in Love Today
30. To Whom It May Concern

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Country music legend Bobby Bare almost had a #1 pop hit in 1958 without anyone knowing. His song about Elvis Presley's rise to fame and induction into the US military 'The All-American Boy' charted while Bare was himself in the Army and unable to promote it. Released under the name of his friend Bill Parsons (who DID promote it!) it was a global hit, and reached #2 on the US Hot 100. Parsons never had another hit, but once he got out of the Army and got his career back on track Bare scored 70 Country chart hits between 1962 and 1986, several of which crossed over to Pop. Jasmine's new collection brings together five years' worth of recordings from the 1950s and early 60s that Bare released on various labels, before he finally 'made it' under his own name in 1962 (naturally enough, including 'The All American Boy'). "100% All American" shows that the talent was there right from the off, and that it would only be a matter of time before that permanent breakthrough came with 'Shame On Me' (also included here). Remastered from the best possible sources with detailed annotation on the early years of this future Country giant, it is a collection that no fan of vintage country, pop or rock 'n' roll will want to pass up!
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