The Very Best of the Country Years
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This is the long-awaited companion volume to Ace?s best-selling "Queen of Rockabilly" collection. "The Very Best of The Country Years" picks up from the point where Wanda made a seamless transition from country- inflected pop and rock to straight country. It contains a few more early rockers, all of her important country hits (there were over 20 in number), and several superlative LP tracks, a fabulous combination that showcases all the varied talents of this remarkable artist.
The eye-catching booklet includes a 4000+ word essay by Rob Finnis together with ads, reviews and rare pics of Wanda from the relevant period.
Wanda Jackson remains very active on the touring circuit, having found a following among younger audiences who sense her rebel spirit. She also runs a busy website which contains feedback from her many fans including Elvis Costello, and this release should be assured considerable media attention.
Tracks
| 1 | Memory Mountain |
| 2 | Right Or Wrong |
| 3 | I Don?t Wanta Go |
| 4 | You Bug Me Bad |
| 5 | Slippin? |
| 6 | Fever |
| 7 | In The Middle Of A Heartache |
| 8 | Weary Blues From Waitin? |
| 9 | I?d Be Ashamed |
| 10 | Silver Threads And Golden Needles |
| 11 | I Wanna Waltz |
| 12 | Blue Yodel |
| 13 | Candy Man |
| 14 | If I Cried Every Time You Hurt Me |
| 15 | The Box It Came In |
| 16 | My Big Iron Skillet |
| 17 | Tears Will Be The Chaser For Your Wine |
| 18 | Both Sides Of The Line |
| 19 | You?ll Always Have My Love |
| 20 | This Gun Don?t Care (Who It Shoots) |
| 21 | A Girl Don?t Have To Drink To Have Fun |
| 22 | My Baby Walked Right Out On Me |
| 23 | Two Separate Bar Stools |
| 24 | Who Shot John |
| 25 | The Man You Could Have Been |
| 26 | Your Good Girl?s Gonna Go Bad |
| 27 | A Woman Lives For Love |
| 28 | Fancy Satin Pillows |
| 29 | Tennessee Women?s Prison |
| 30 | Let?s Have A Party (Live Version) |
