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Wagonmaster

Porter Wagoner

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That Porter Wagoner released a new album during the year of his 80th birthday -- some 55 years after his first recording -- is an event worth celebrating in itself. That it is consistent with the best work of his career is remarkable. Wagoner has always played it straight -- his brand of mainstream country-tonk never was as fashionable as his spangled stage outfits, and he never pretended to be an outlaw -- and that's just what he continues to do here. Though his baritone is more weathered than during his prime, Wagoner sounds decades younger on Wagonmaster, and there remains a youthful exuberance to the music. The only obvious signs of his age surface during the spoken word sections, such as the intros to "Albert Erving," a song of abject loneliness, and "Committed to Parkview," which Johnny Cash wrote for Wagoner but never recorded himself. Like many songs in Wagoner's canon, it's eerie, creepy, and more than a little bit sad, a vivid account of life inside a Nashville asylum, listening to the "guests," one of whom "thinks he's Hank Williams." One of the highlights of Wagonmaster, the song was presented to Wagoner -- himself a former "guest" at the facility, as had been Cash -- by Marty Stuart, who took a no-frills, purist's approach to his production of Wagonmaster (pedal steel rules!). There are songs of hard loss ("The Late Love of Mine," "Be a Little Quieter") and hard work, songs of faith (the back-to-back "Brother Harold Dee" and "Satan's River"), and songs of good times too -- all of them are classic Wagoner, one of the last of the true giants of Nashville's golden era.

© Jeff Tamarkin /TiVo

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Wagonmaster
00:00:48

MARTY STUART, Writer - Porter Wagoner, MainArtist - Sony/ATV Tree Publishing / Fabulous Superlative Music (BMI), MusicPublisher

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Be A Little Quieter
00:02:25

Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Porter Music, MusicPublisher

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Who Knows Right From Wrong
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Porter Wagoner, MainArtist - Pearl Butler, Writer - Universal Cedarwood Publishing (BMI), MusicPublisher

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Albert Erving
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Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Porter Music, MusicPublisher

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A Place To Hang My Hat
00:03:24

Shawn Camp, Writer - Byron Hill, Writer - Brice Long, Writer - Porter Wagoner, MainArtist - WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), MusicPublisher - Music Of Windswept (ASCAP), MusicPublisher - Fool Hearted Melodies (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

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Eleven Cent Cotton
00:02:39

MARTY STUART, Writer - Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Sony/ATV Tree Publishing / Fabulous Superlative Music (BMI), MusicPublisher

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My Many Hurried Southern Trips
00:03:19

Dolly Parton, Writer - Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Velvet Apple Music (Bmi), MusicPublisher

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Committed To Parkview
00:03:40

John R. Cash, Writer - Porter Wagoner, MainArtist - Song Of Cash, Inc. (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

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The Agony of Waiting
00:03:36

Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Porter Music, MusicPublisher

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Buck And The Boys
00:00:52

MARTY STUART, Writer - Porter Wagoner, MainArtist - Sony/ATV Tree Publishing / Fabulous Superlative Music (BMI), MusicPublisher

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A Fool Like Me
00:02:51

Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Porter Music, MusicPublisher

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The Late Love of Mine
00:03:11

Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Porter Music, MusicPublisher

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13
Hot Wired
00:03:35

Shawn Camp, Writer - Porter Wagoner, MainArtist - Mark Sanders, Writer - Songs of the Sanderosa (ASCAP), MusicPublisher - All Mighty Dog Music/Traveling Arkansawyer Music (BMI), MusicPublisher

2007 Anti 2007 Anti

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Brother Harold Dee
00:04:23

Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Porter Music, MusicPublisher

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Satan's River
00:03:21

Porter Wagoner, Writer, MainArtist - Porter Music, MusicPublisher

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Wagonmaster Reprise
00:01:08

MARTY STUART, Writer - Porter Wagoner, MainArtist - Sony/ATV Tree Publishing / Fabulous Superlative Music (BMI), MusicPublisher

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17
Porter and Marty (Men With Broken Hearts/I Heard That Lonesome Whilstle Blow)
00:06:04

Jimmie Davis, Writer - Porter Wagoner, MainArtist - Hank Williams Sr, Writer - Peer International Corporation (BMI), MusicPublisher - Sony/ATV Acuff Rose Music (BMI)/ Hiriam Music (BMI), MusicPublisher

2007 Anti 2007 Anti

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That Porter Wagoner released a new album during the year of his 80th birthday -- some 55 years after his first recording -- is an event worth celebrating in itself. That it is consistent with the best work of his career is remarkable. Wagoner has always played it straight -- his brand of mainstream country-tonk never was as fashionable as his spangled stage outfits, and he never pretended to be an outlaw -- and that's just what he continues to do here. Though his baritone is more weathered than during his prime, Wagoner sounds decades younger on Wagonmaster, and there remains a youthful exuberance to the music. The only obvious signs of his age surface during the spoken word sections, such as the intros to "Albert Erving," a song of abject loneliness, and "Committed to Parkview," which Johnny Cash wrote for Wagoner but never recorded himself. Like many songs in Wagoner's canon, it's eerie, creepy, and more than a little bit sad, a vivid account of life inside a Nashville asylum, listening to the "guests," one of whom "thinks he's Hank Williams." One of the highlights of Wagonmaster, the song was presented to Wagoner -- himself a former "guest" at the facility, as had been Cash -- by Marty Stuart, who took a no-frills, purist's approach to his production of Wagonmaster (pedal steel rules!). There are songs of hard loss ("The Late Love of Mine," "Be a Little Quieter") and hard work, songs of faith (the back-to-back "Brother Harold Dee" and "Satan's River"), and songs of good times too -- all of them are classic Wagoner, one of the last of the true giants of Nashville's golden era.

© Jeff Tamarkin /TiVo

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