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Famed guitarist James Burton and storied pedal-steel man Ralph Mooney were first-call session men for a staggering array of stellar artists, including Merle Haggard, Elvis Presley, and many others. Burton’s jaw-dropping Telecaster had given Ricky Nelson’s early hits their rockabilly zest, and Mooney’s ethereal pedal-steel was a staple in countless country sessions. Since the duo’s sound was so easy to spot, Burton and Mooney were urged to cut an album’s worth of originals and instrumental covers of country hits in late ’66—and here they are in all their inimitable glory..............
1. Columbus Stockade Blues
2. I’m a Lonesome Fugitive
3. The Texas Waltz
4. My Elusive Dreams
5. It’s Such a Pretty World Today
6. Corn Pickin’
7. Moonshine
8. Your Cheatin’ Heart
9. Laura (What’s He Got That I Ain’t Got)
10. Spanish Eyes
11. There Goes My Everything
12. Sneaky Strings |
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