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Osborne Brothers
1956-1968
Genres: Country, Pop

Track Listings (30) - Disc #1
1. Who Done It? - Osborne Brothers, Smith, Arthur [2] Q
2. Ruby (Are You Mad) - Osborne Brothers, Cousin Emmy
3. My Aching Heart - Osborne Brothers, Sloan, Dorothy
4. Teardrops in My Eyes - Osborne Brothers, Allen, Red [1]
5. Wild Mountain Honey - Osborne Brothers, Smith, Arthur [2] Q
6. Down in the Willow Garden - Osborne Brothers, Monroe, Charlie
7. Ho, Honey, Ho - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bob
8. Della Mae - Osborne Brothers, Sloan, Dorothy
9. She's No Angel - Osborne Brothers, Arnold, J.W.
10. Is This My Destiny? - Osborne Brothers, Carter, Helen
11. Once More - Osborne Brothers, Owens, Dusty
12. Two Lonely Hearts - Osborne Brothers, Sloan, Dorothy
13. Lost Highway - Osborne Brothers, Payne, Leon
14. Love Pains - Osborne Brothers, Gallion, Bob
15. It Hurts to Know - Osborne Brothers, Allen, Red
16. If You Don't, Somebody Else Will - Osborne Brothers, Fautheree, Jimmy
17. Give This Message to Your Heart - Osborne Brothers, Louvin, Charlie
18. You'll Never Know (How Much It Hurts) - Osborne Brothers, Gibson, Don
19. I Love You Only - Osborne Brothers, Owens, Dusty
20. It's Just the Idea - Osborne Brothers, Loudermilk, John D
21. Lonely, Lonely Me - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bob
22. Sweethearts Again - Osborne Brothers, Gallion, Bob
23. Blame Me - Osborne Brothers, McCall, Darrell
24. There's a Woman Behind Every Man - Osborne Brothers, Walker, Wayne
25. Fair and Tender Ladies - Osborne Brothers, Carter, Maybelle
26. Each Season Changes You - Osborne Brothers, Goree, Albert
27. The Black Sheep Returned to the Fold - Osborne Brothers, Rose, Fred
28. At the First Fall of Snow - Osborne Brothers, Rose, Lorene
29. Old Hickory - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
30. Old Joe Clark - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
Track Listings (30) - Disc #2
1. Big Ben - Osborne Brothers, Birchfield, Benny
2. Billy in the Low Ground - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bobby
3. John Henry Blues - Osborne Brothers, Traditional
4. Banjo Boy Chimes - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
5. Walking Cane - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
6. Red Wing - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
7. Seeing Nellie Home - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
8. Jesse James - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
9. Cumberland Gap - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
10. Lost Indian - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bobby
11. Poor Old Cora - Osborne Brothers, Bryant, Boudleaux
12. Five Days of Heaven - Osborne Brothers, Kershaw, Doug
13. Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' - Osborne Brothers, Hall, Wendell W.
14. The Banjo Boys - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bobby
15. Send Me the Pillow That You Dream On - Osborne Brothers, Locklin, Hank
16. Worried Man Blues - Osborne Brothers, Carter, A.P.
17. May You Never Be Alone - Osborne Brothers, Williams, Hank [1]
18. New Partner Waltz - Osborne Brothers, Louvin, Charlie
19. How's the World Treating You - Osborne Brothers, Atkins, Chet
20. Night Train to Memphis - Osborne Brothers, Bradley, Owen
21. Mule Skinner Blues - Osborne Brothers, Rodgers, Jimmie [Co
22. White Lightnin' - Osborne Brothers, Richardson, J.P.
23. Bluegrass Music's Really Gone to Town - Osborne Brothers, Tubb, Justin
24. Lovey Told Me Goodbye - Osborne Brothers, Boudleaux, Felice
25. Ballad of Jed Clampett - Osborne Brothers, Henning, Paul
26. Memories Never Die - Osborne Brothers, Bryant, Boudleaux
27. Mule Train - Osborne Brothers, Glickman, Fred
28. Ruby (Are You Mad) - Osborne Brothers, Cousin Emmy
29. Sourwood Mountain - Osborne Brothers, Birchfield, Benny
30. Sweet Thing - Osborne Brothers, Bridley, Rufus
Track Listings (28) - Disc #3
1. Take This Hammer - Osborne Brothers,
2. Don't Even Look at Me - Osborne Brothers, Sky, Bill
3. The Cuckoo - Osborne Brothers, Traditional
4. Bluegrass Express - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bob
5. Me and My Old Banjo - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
6. Pathway of Teardrops - Osborne Brothers, Pierce, Webb
7. Gotta Travel On - Osborne Brothers, Clayton, Paul
8. Salty Dog Blues - Osborne Brothers, Morris, Wiley
9. Kentucky - Osborne Brothers, Davis, Karl
10. Bugle on the Banjo (Bugle Call Rag) - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Sonny
11. Cotton Fields - Osborne Brothers, Leadbelly
12. Faded Love - Osborne Brothers, Wills, Bob
13. This Heart of Mine (Can Never Say Goodbye) - Osborne Brothers, Goble, Pete
14. Charlie Cotton - Osborne Brothers, Birchfield, Benny
15. I'll Be Alright Tomorrow - Osborne Brothers, Goble, Pete
16. Cut the Cornbread - Osborne Brothers, Ferris, Dana
17. Hey, Hey Bartender - Osborne Brothers, Perry, Betty Sue
18. Lonesome Day - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bobby
19. Big Spike Hammer - Osborne Brothers, Goble, Pete
20. Memories - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bobby
21. I Know What It Means to Be Lonesome - Osborne Brothers, Brockman, James
22. Up This Hill and Down - Osborne Brothers, Staedtler, Richard
23. In the Pines - Osborne Brothers, Bryant, Slim
24. One Tear - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Judy
25. Making Plans - Osborne Brothers, Morrison, Voni
26. Yesterday's Gone - Osborne Brothers, Kidd, Wendy
27. Footprints in the Snow - Osborne Brothers, Traditional
28. Sure-Fire - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bobby
Track Listings (26) - Disc #4
1. Lonesome Feeling - Osborne Brothers, Henson, Billy
2. World of Unwanted - Osborne Brothers, Osborne, Bobby
3. Hard Times - Osborne Brothers, Allen, Aaron
4. I'm Leavin' - Osborne Brothers, Finneran, Vince
5. The Kind of Woman I Got - Osborne Brothers, Walls, Danny
6. One Kiss Away from Loneliness - Osborne Brothers, Humphrey, Sam
7. Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello - Osborne Brothers, Skinner, Jimmy
8. Someone Before Me - Osborne Brothers, Hicks, Bobby [1]
9. Walking the Floor over You - Osborne Brothers, Tubb, Ernest
10. Roll Muddy River - Osborne Brothers, Perry, Betty Sue
11. My Favorite Memory - Osborne Brothers, Statler, Darrell
12. Gal, You Got a Job to Do - Osborne Brothers, Johnson, Glenn
13. Ruby (Are You Mad) - Osborne Brothers, Cousin Emmy
14. My Favorite Memory - Osborne Brothers, Statler, Darrell
15. Rocky Top - Osborne Brothers, Bryant, Boudleaux
16. When You Wind Down - Osborne Brothers, Staedtler, Richard
17. Foggy Mountain Breakdown - Osborne Brothers, Scruggs, Earl
18. Foggy Mountain Breakdown (Reprise) - Osborne Brothers, Scruggs, Earl
19. The Sisters (Billie Jean and Bonnie) - Osborne Brothers, Public Domain [1]
20. A-Model - Osborne Brothers, Public Domai
21. Lonesome Road Blues - Osborne Brothers, Scruggs, Earl
22. Jesse James - Osborne Brothers, Traditional
23. Maiden's Prayer - Osborne Brothers, Wills, Bob
24. John Hardy - Osborne Brothers, Traditional
25. Little Willie - Osborne Brothers, Traditional
26. Hand Me Down My Walking Cane - Osborne Brothers, Traditional

CD Details

All Artists: Osborne Brothers
Title: 1956-1968
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bear Family
Original Release Date: 4/14/1995
Re-Release Date: 5/2/1995
Album Type: Box set
Genres: Country, Pop
Styles: Bluegrass, Classic Country
Number of Discs: 4
SwapaCD Credits: 4
UPC: 790051155988

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CD Reviews

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MrQ | USA | 06/25/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"These guys did their own thing, and in this reviewer's opinion, their pickin' and singin' abilities will never be topped or repeated.

An amazing transformation can be heard in this collection. In the beginning, they are young, raw, and experimental. As time progresses, you can sense them getting ever closer to finding their place in the sun, which reaches its pinnacle on the last CD, where their biggest hit can be found--Rocky Top.

Being done against the backdrop of the "Nashville Sound", as it was known then, the marriage of the two (the Nashville session players & the Brothers) is wholly unique. Further, I would argue that they were on the same arc, both of them rising, peaking, and descending at the same time. Call it one of those divine alignments of the stars (and the influence of Dr. Snapp).

This is actually only the midpoint of their journey however. More & better things were to follow, but you'll have to get the second box set to experience that."