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Anchored by the number five country hit title track, Dick Curless' first album for Tower also included his Top 20 country follow-up, "Six Times a Day (The Trains Came Down)," which like "Tombstone Every Mile" was written by Dan Fulkerson. The trucker disaster song "A Tombstone Every Mile" might be what Curless is best known for, but this LP isn't built around trucking songs, as were the albums of the time by Red Simpson (who covered "A Tombstone Every Mile," as it happens). Instead, it's a fairly versatile, hard to categorize set of an enjoyable journeyman who mixed country-pop with a folksy all-around entertainer approach. Curless can sound a little like (or, at least, certainly influenced by) Johnny Cash on the more hard-charging numbers, yet the way his voice is apt to lapse into a low, slightly hammy bass vibrato puts a nod in the direction of Tennessee Ernie Ford as well. Covers of some familiar narrative-style songs ("Streets of Laredo," "King of the Road," "Nine Pound Hammer") fill out an album with just three Curless originals, with some of the tracks so under-produced they almost sound like demos for final versions with additional instrumentation, though they don't suffer for their simplicity.
© Richie Unterberger /TiVo
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Dan Fulkerson, Composer, Producer - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Traditional, Composer - Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Roger Miller, ComposerLyricist - Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
MILLER, Composer - DURHAM, Composer - Battle, Composer - Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist - Takeoka, Composer - Sedores, Composer - Saijo, Composer
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Composer, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Dan Fulkerson, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist - V. Horton, Composer
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Composer, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Merle Travis, Composer - Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Bobby Gregory, Composer - Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Producer, MainArtist - Harry C. McAulife, Composer
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Dan Fulkerson, Producer - Dick Curless, Composer, Producer, MainArtist
℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
Chronique
Anchored by the number five country hit title track, Dick Curless' first album for Tower also included his Top 20 country follow-up, "Six Times a Day (The Trains Came Down)," which like "Tombstone Every Mile" was written by Dan Fulkerson. The trucker disaster song "A Tombstone Every Mile" might be what Curless is best known for, but this LP isn't built around trucking songs, as were the albums of the time by Red Simpson (who covered "A Tombstone Every Mile," as it happens). Instead, it's a fairly versatile, hard to categorize set of an enjoyable journeyman who mixed country-pop with a folksy all-around entertainer approach. Curless can sound a little like (or, at least, certainly influenced by) Johnny Cash on the more hard-charging numbers, yet the way his voice is apt to lapse into a low, slightly hammy bass vibrato puts a nod in the direction of Tennessee Ernie Ford as well. Covers of some familiar narrative-style songs ("Streets of Laredo," "King of the Road," "Nine Pound Hammer") fill out an album with just three Curless originals, with some of the tracks so under-produced they almost sound like demos for final versions with additional instrumentation, though they don't suffer for their simplicity.
© Richie Unterberger /TiVo
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 12 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:31:44
- Artistes principaux : Dick Curless
- Compositeur : Various Composers
- Label : EMI Music Nashville (ERN)
- Genre : Blues/Country/Folk Country
© 1965 Capitol Records LLC ℗ 1965 Capitol Records LLC
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