Move It on Over - Johnnie & Jack, Williams, Hank [1]
No One Will Ever Know - Johnnie & Jack, Foree, Mel
I Don't Mean to Cry - Johnnie & Jack, Delmore, Alton
I Wonder Where You Are Tonight - Johnnie & Jack, Bond, Johnny
Slowly - Johnnie & Jack, Hill, Tommy
Wedding Bells - Johnnie & Jack, Boone, Claude
I Never Can Come Back to You - Johnnie & Jack, Carlisle, Cliff
You Are My Sunshine - Johnnie & Jack, Davis, Jimmie
Stop the World (And Let Me Off) - Johnnie & Jack, Belew, Carl
Camel Walk Stroll - Johnnie & Jack, Morrison, Harold
I've Seen This Movie Before - Johnnie & Jack, Morrison, Harold
Yeah - Johnnie & Jack, Tillis, Mel
Poison Love - Johnnie & Jack, Laird, Elmer
Leave Our Moon Alone - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jim
Lonely Island Pearl - Johnnie & Jack, Peddy, A.R.
That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles - Johnnie & Jack, Becker, Bill
Ashes of Love - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jack
What About You - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jack
Cryin' Heart Blues - Johnnie & Jack, Brown, Joe
South in New Orleans - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jack
Just When I Needed You - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jack
I Can't Tell My Heart That - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jack
Lonesome - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jack
Three Ways of Knowing - Johnnie & Jack, Davis, Jimmie
No One Dear But You - Johnnie & Jack, Deckelman, Bud
(Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely - Johnnie & Jack, Ballard, Pat
Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight - Johnnie & Jack, Carter
With a Smile on My Lips - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jack
Track Listings (31) - Disc #6
What Do You Know About Heartaches - Johnnie & Jack, Myers, Evonne
I Wonder If You Know - Johnnie & Jack, Barrett, Ella
It's Just the Idea - Johnnie & Jack, Loudermilk, John D.
It's Just the Idea - Johnnie & Jack, Loudermilk, John D.
Sailor Man - Johnnie & Jack, Driftwood, Jimmie
Wild and Wicked World - Johnnie & Jack, Miller, J.D.
Sweetie Pie - Johnnie & Jack, Blake, Tommy
Happy, Lucky Love - Johnnie & Jack, Tillis, Mel
Just Like You - Johnnie & Jack, Drusky, Roy
Dreams Come True - Johnnie & Jack, Drusky, Roy
Sle Loves Me Know More - Johnnie & Jack, Drusky, Roy
Country Music Has Gone to Town - Johnnie & Jack, Driftwood, Jimmie
Talkin' Eyes - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jack
Lonesome Night Wind - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jim
Love Problems - Johnnie & Jack, Bratcher, Sherman
I'm Always by Myself When I'm Alone - Johnnie & Jack, Martin, Gene
Smiles and Tears - Johnnie & Jack, Anglin, Jim
Uncle John's Bongos - Johnnie & Jack, Blake, Norman [1]
Let My Heart Be Broken - Johnnie & Jack, Howard, Harlan
Sweet Baby - Johnnie & Jack, Tillis, Mel
The Moon Is High (And So Am I) - Johnnie & Jack, Miller, Roger [Coun
Thirty Six, Twenty Two, Thirty Six - Johnnie & Jack, Rife, Charles
What Do You Think of Her Now - Johnnie & Jack, Cochran, Hank
Poison Love - Johnnie & Jack, Laird, Elmer
Bye Bye Love - Johnnie & Jack, Bryant, Boudleaux
Slow Poison - Johnnie & Jack, Hirsch, Walter
Foolin' Around - Johnnie & Jack, Howard, Harlan
Waterloo - Johnnie & Jack, Anderson, Stig
A Little Bitty Tear - Johnnie & Jack, Cochran, Hank
I Overlooked an Orchid - Johnnie & Jack, Lyn, Shirly
You'll Never Get a Better Chance Than This - Johnnie & Jack, Tubb, Justin
We at Bear Family can honestly say that we've done more than anyone to keep the sound of the great original country duets alive. The Blue Sky Boys, the Monroe Brothers, Darby & Tarlton, Sara & Maybelle Carter, the ... more »Louvin Brothers, and even the Everly Brothers have all received the Bear Family treatment. One of the greatest duet acts of all was Johnnie & Jack, and in a 1992 box, we collected absolutely every recording by Johnnie & Jack. The 6 CDs included all their Apollo, King, RCA, and Decca recordings made between their first session in 1947 and Jack's death in 1963. Johnnie Wright gives a session-by-session account of his career...his memory is incredible, and it amounts to a fifteen year history of country music. Also included are sensational photos from Johnnie Wright's personal photo library and fanatically detailed notes from Grand Ole Opry host Eddie Stubbs.« less
We at Bear Family can honestly say that we've done more than anyone to keep the sound of the great original country duets alive. The Blue Sky Boys, the Monroe Brothers, Darby & Tarlton, Sara & Maybelle Carter, the Louvin Brothers, and even the Everly Brothers have all received the Bear Family treatment. One of the greatest duet acts of all was Johnnie & Jack, and in a 1992 box, we collected absolutely every recording by Johnnie & Jack. The 6 CDs included all their Apollo, King, RCA, and Decca recordings made between their first session in 1947 and Jack's death in 1963. Johnnie Wright gives a session-by-session account of his career...his memory is incredible, and it amounts to a fifteen year history of country music. Also included are sensational photos from Johnnie Wright's personal photo library and fanatically detailed notes from Grand Ole Opry host Eddie Stubbs.
CD Reviews
AWESOME classic country from the golden era
Joe Sixpack -- Slipcue.com | ...in Middle America | 07/01/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is an awesome 6-CD collection of classic, sweet country music from one of the greatest duet acts of the 1940s and '50s, back when there was still a strong hillbilly influence in the style. Jack Anglin and Johnnie Wright were parters for much of the 1940s and '50s, and recorded a lot of great material, including dozens of gospel tunes, which are also included here, along with the heart songs and novelty material. This box set is highly, highly recommended. In case a 6-CD set is a bit too much for you (although in this case, it might be worth it...!) Bear Family also has a great single-CD best-of that also captures their joyful, boisterous energy. Great stuff! (DJ Joe Sixpack, Slipcue Country Music Guide)"
Track Listings (27) - Disc #1