Walking the Floor Over You - Ernest Tubb, Tubb, Ernest
Our Baby's Book - Ernest Tubb, Tubb, Ernest
You Nearly Lose Your Mind - Ernest Tubb, Tubb, Ernest
Tomorrow Never Comes - Ernest Tubb, Bond, Johnny
Soldier's Last Letter - Ernest Tubb, Stewart, Henry
It's Been So Long, Darling - Ernest Tubb, Tubb, Ernest
Seaman's Blues - Ernest Tubb, Tubb, Ernest
Forever Is Ending Today - Ernest Tubb, Bond, Johnny
Have You Ever Been Lonely (Have You Ever Been Blue) - Ernest Tubb, Brown, George
Letters Have No Arms - Ernest Tubb, Gibson, Arbie
Throw Your Love My Way - Ernest Tubb, Sutherland, Loys
Fortunes in Memories - Ernest Tubb, Walker, Charlie
Love Lifted Me - Ernest Tubb, Rowe, James
Two Glasses, Joe - Ernest Tubb, Walker, Cindy
Thanks a Lot - Ernest Tubb, Miller, Eddie [1]
Waltz Across Texas - Ernest Tubb, Tawil, Samir El
This Texas honky-tonker possessed a charismatic, pared-down style that featured his deep, distinct Texas drawl, and a relaxed, deliberate, behind-the-beat delivery. Boiling his career down to 16 tracks is no easy task, but... more » this single-CD collection offers an effective mix of hit records and noncommercial career highlights. 1941's "Walking the Floor Over You" made Tubb a star and remains a country standard. Drinking songs such as "Two Glasses, Joe" accompany tear-jerkers about lost love and topical songs about World War II soldiers' experiences both overseas and upon their return. Tubb's Texas Troubadours--especially guitarist Billy Byrd--provide simple but enormously effective support. Tubb's easy-going, loping style distinguishes him from most other honky-tonk stars. --Marc Greilsamer« less
This Texas honky-tonker possessed a charismatic, pared-down style that featured his deep, distinct Texas drawl, and a relaxed, deliberate, behind-the-beat delivery. Boiling his career down to 16 tracks is no easy task, but this single-CD collection offers an effective mix of hit records and noncommercial career highlights. 1941's "Walking the Floor Over You" made Tubb a star and remains a country standard. Drinking songs such as "Two Glasses, Joe" accompany tear-jerkers about lost love and topical songs about World War II soldiers' experiences both overseas and upon their return. Tubb's Texas Troubadours--especially guitarist Billy Byrd--provide simple but enormously effective support. Tubb's easy-going, loping style distinguishes him from most other honky-tonk stars. --Marc Greilsamer
"Ernest Tubb is a true country music singer. His songs have feeling and tell a story. That is what country music is supposed to be. The new country might be okay for some, but give me "Walkin The Floor Over You" or "Waltz Across Texas" any day. The simplicity of the music, the feeling in the vocals, the meaning to the lyrics, please let's put some Country in our Country. Take Us Back. To Those Honky Tonk Days!"