Gene Autry-That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine-cd 1- 9-2006

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Gene Autry-That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine-cd 1- 9-2006 (Size: 1.72 GB)
 01 - That's Why I Left The Mountains.mp37.76 MB
 02 - Cowboy Yodel.mp36.76 MB
 03 - I'll Be Thinking Of You Little Gal.mp37.02 MB
 04 - My Rough And Rowdy Ways.mp36.75 MB
 06 - Cowboy Yodel.mp37.54 MB
 07 - Whisper Your Mother's Name.mp36.98 MB
 08 - The Girl I Left Behind.mp36.49 MB
 09 - I'll Be Thinking Of You Little Gal.mp37.54 MB
 10 - Cowboy Yodel.mp35.99 MB
 11 - In The Shadow Of The Pine.mp36.3 MB
 01 - High Powered Mama.mp36.95 MB
 02 - The Yodeling Hobo.mp37.28 MB
 03 - Mean Mama Blues.mp37.19 MB
 04 - Blue Yodel, No. 8.mp37.49 MB
 05 - Pistol Packin' Papa.mp37.11 MB
 06 - Dad In The Hills.mp36.03 MB
 07 - Pictures Of My Mother.mp35.78 MB
 08 - Any Old Time.mp36.25 MB
 09 - Money Ain't No Use Anyway.mp36.63 MB
 10 - Blue Days.mp36.53 MB
 01 - The Death Of Mother Jones.mp36.14 MB
 02 - The Death Of Mother Jones.mp36.14 MB
 03 - Bear Cat Papa Blues.mp36.87 MB
 04 - High Steppin' Mama.mp37.26 MB
 05 - High Steppin' Mama Blues.mp37.32 MB
 06 - She Wouldn't Do It.mp37.58 MB
 07 - Don't Do Me That Way.mp37.16 MB
 08 - Don't Do Me That Way.mp37.2 MB
 09 - High Steppin' Mama Blues.mp37.28 MB
 10 - She Wouldn't Do It.mp37.09 MB
 01 - I'm A Truthful Fellow (True Blue Bill).mp36.79 MB
 02 - I'm A Truthful Fellow (True Blue Bill).mp36.93 MB
 03 - Valley In The Hills.mp36.6 MB
 04 - Valley In The Hills.mp36.55 MB
 05 - Valley In The Hills.mp36.54 MB
 06 - She's Just That Kind.mp36.23 MB
 07 - She's Always On My Mind.mp36.16 MB
 08 - She's Always On My Mind.mp36.16 MB
 09 - I'm Blue And Lonesome.mp37.83 MB
 10 - I'm Blue And Lonesome.mp37.82 MB
 01 - Rheumatism Blues.mp35.98 MB
 02 - I'm Atlanta Bound.mp36.47 MB
 03 - High Steppin' Mama Blues.mp36.46 MB
 04 - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine.mp36.43 MB
 05 - Missouri I'm Calling.mp36.78 MB
 06 - Missouri I'm Calling.mp36.67 MB
 07 - My Alabama Home.mp37.34 MB
 08 - Mississippi Valley.mp36.47 MB
 09 - My Old Pal Of Yesterday.mp36.82 MB
 10 - Missouri I'm Calling.mp36.97 MB
 01 - I'm A Railraod Man (Waitin' On A Weary Train).mp36.33 MB
 02 - Under The Old Apple Tree.mp37.27 MB
 03 - Wild Cat Mama Blues.mp35.79 MB
 04 - There's A Good Girl In The Mountains.mp36.05 MB
 05 - That Ramshackle Shack.mp36.67 MB
 06 - Back To Old Smoky Mountain.mp36.21 MB
 07 - Back To Old Smoky Mountain.mp36.24 MB
 08 - Back Home In The Blue Ridge Mountains.mp36.45 MB
 09 - The Crime I Didn't Do.mp36.92 MB
 10 - Kentucky Lullaby.mp37.56 MB
 01 - Cowboy's Heaven.mp37.15 MB
 02 - The Little Ranch House On The Old Circle B.mp37.71 MB
 03 - The Yellow Rose Of Texas.mp36.65 MB
 04 - Your Voice Is Ringing.mp36.83 MB
 05 - Louisiana Moon.mp37.53 MB
 06 - Louisiana Moon.mp36.4 MB
 07 - Louisiana Moon.mp36.5 MB
 08 - Cowboy's Heaven.mp36.81 MB
 09 - Cowboy's Heaven.mp36.96 MB
 10 - The Little Ranch House On The Old Circle B.mp37.57 MB
 01 - Don't Take Me Back To The Chain Gang.mp37.2 MB
 02 - Don't Take Me Back To The Chain Gang.mp37.31 MB
 03 - In The Valley Of The Moon.mp36.44 MB
 04 - In The Valley Of The Moon.mp36.45 MB
 05 - When The Mailman Says No Mail Today.mp36.3 MB
 06 - When The Humming Birds Are Humming.mp36.91 MB
 07 - When The Humming Birds Are Humming.mp37.1 MB
 08 - Roll Along Kentucky Moon.mp37.08 MB
 09 - That Mother And Daddy Of Mine.mp36.86 MB
 10 - 'Way Out West In Texas.mp36.41 MB
 01 - My Dreaming Of You.mp36.08 MB
 02 - My Alabama Home.mp36.9 MB
 03 - Stay Away From My Chicken House.mp37.55 MB
 04 - My Oklahoma Home.mp37.16 MB
 05 - I'll Be Thinking Of You Little Gal.mp37.07 MB
 06 - I'll Be Thinking Of You Little Gal.mp37.63 MB
 07 - Cowboy Yodel.mp36.87 MB
 08 - Why Don't You Come Back To Me.mp36.79 MB
 09 - No One To Call Me Darling.mp36.37 MB
 10 - Living In The Mountains.mp36.75 MB
 11 - Yodelin' Gene.mp34.14 MB
 12 - Blue Yodel, No. 5.mp36.44 MB
 13 - Left My Gal In The Mountains.mp36.4 MB
 14 - Why Don't You Come Back To Me.mp36.47 MB
 15 - Hobo Yodel.mp36.04 MB
 16 - Dust Pan Blues.mp36.35 MB
 17 - No One To Call Me Darling.mp36.97 MB
 18 - Frankie And Johnny.mp36.67 MB
 19 - Railroad Boomer.mp36.8 MB
 20 - My Alabama Home.mp36.25 MB
 21 - Slue-Foot Lue.mp36.57 MB
 22 - Stay Away From My Chicken House.mp36.66 MB
 23 - Waiting For A Train.mp36.49 MB
 24 - Lullaby Yodel.mp36.41 MB
 25 - California Blues (Blue Yodel, No. 4).mp36.25 MB
 26 - Daddy And Home.mp36 MB
 Gene Autry - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine (CD1 & CD2) - Front.jpg7.58 MB
 Gene Autry - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine (CD1) - Back.jpg7.41 MB
 Gene Autry - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine (CD1) - CD.jpg4.25 MB
 Gene Autry - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine (CD2) - Back.jpg6.03 MB

Description

Orvon Gene Autry (September 29, 1907 – October 2, 1998), better known as Gene Autry, was an American performer who gained fame as The Singing Cowboy on the radio, in movies and on television for more than three decades beginning in the 1930s. Autry was also owner of the Los Angeles Angels Major League Baseball team from 1961 to 1997, as well as a television station and several radio stations in southern California.
Although his signature song was "Back in the Saddle Again", Autry is best known today for his Christmas holiday songs, "Here Comes Santa Claus" (which he wrote), "Frosty the Snowman", and his biggest hit, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer".
He is a member of both the Country Music and Nashville Songwriters halls of fame, and is the only celebrity to have five stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Autry, the grandson of a Methodist preacher, was born near Tioga, Texas. His parents, Delbert Autry and Elnora Ozment, moved to Ravia, Oklahoma in the 1920s. After leaving high school in 1925, Autry worked as a telegrapher for the St. Louis–San Francisco Railway.
Talent with the guitar and his voice led to performing at local dances. After an encouraging chance encounter with Will Rogers, he began performing on local radio in 1928 as "Oklahoma's Yodeling Cowboy."

Autry signed a recording deal with Columbia Records in 1929. He worked in Chicago, Illinois, on the WLS-AM radio show National Barn Dance for four years, and with his own show, where he met singer-songwriter Smiley Burnette. In his early recording career, Autry covered various genres, including a labor song, "The Death of Mother Jones" in 1931.
Autry also recorded many "hillbilly"-style records in 1930 and 1931 in New York City, which were certainly different in style and content from his later recordings. These were much closer in style to the Prairie Ramblers or Dick Justice, and included the "Do Right Daddy Blues" and "Black Bottom Blues", both similar to "Deep Elem Blues". These late-Prohibition era songs deal with bootlegging, corrupt police, and women whose occupation was certainly vice. These recordings are generally not heard today, but are available on European import labels, such as JSP Records.
His first hit was in 1932 with "That Silver-Haired Daddy Of Mine", a duet with fellow railroad man, Jimmy Long. Autry also sang the classic Ray Whitley hit "Back In The Saddle Again," as well as many Christmas holiday songs including "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," his own composition "Here Comes Santa Claus", "Frosty the Snowman", and his biggest hit, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer".
Autry also owned the Challenge Records label. The label's biggest hit was "Tequila" by The Champs in 1958, which started the rock-and-roll instrumental craze of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Autry made 640 recordings, including more than 300 songs written or co-written by him. His records sold more than 100 million copies and he has more than a dozen gold and platinum records, including the first record ever certified gold.

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