![The Osborne Brothers - Bluegrass 1956-68 [Import]](https://aentcdn2.azureedge.net/graphics/items/sdimages/c/500/7/8/3/1/131387.jpg "Bluegrass 1956-68 [Import]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Who Done It?
2. Ruby (Are You Mad)
3. My Aching Heart
4. Teardrops in My Eyes
5. Wild Mountain Honey
6. Down in the Willow Garden
7. Ho, Honey, Ho
8. Della Mae
9. She's No Angel 1
10. Is This My Destiny? 1
11. Once More 1
12. Two Lonely Hearts 1
13. Lost Highway 1
14. Love Pains 1
15. It Hurts to Know 1
16. If You Don't, Somebody Else Will 1
17. Give This Message to Your Heart 1
18. You'll Never Know (How Much It Hurts) 1
19. I Love You Only 2
20. It's Just the Idea 2
21. Lonely, Lonely Me 2
22. Sweethearts Again 2
23. Blame Me 2
24. There's a Woman Behind Every Man 2
25. Fair and Tender Ladies 2
26. Each Season Changes You 2
27. The Black Sheep Returned to the Fold 2
28. At the First Fall of Snow 2
29. Old Hickory 3
30. Old Joe Clark 3
31. Big Ben 3
32. Billy in the Low Ground 3
33. John Henry Blues 3
34. Banjo Boy Chimes 3
35. Walking Cane 3
36. Red Wing 3
37. Seeing Nellie Home 3
38. Jesse James 3
39. Cumberland Gap 4
40. Lost Indian 4
41. Poor Old Cora 4
42. Five Days of Heaven 4
43. Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' 4
44. The Banjo Boys 4
45. Send Me the Pillow That You Dream on 4
46. Worried Man Blues 4
47. May You Never Be Alone 4
48. New Partner Waltz 4
49. How's the World Treating You 5
50. Night Train to Memphis 5
51. Mule Skinner Blues 5
52. White Lightnin' 5
53. Bluegrass Music's Really Gone to Town 5
54. Lovey Told Me Goodbye 5
55. Ballad of Jed Clampett 5
56. Memories Never Die 5
57. Mule Train 5
58. Ruby (Are You Mad) 5
59. Sourwood Mountain 6
60. Sweet Thing 6
61. Take This Hammer 6
62. Don't Even Look at Me 6
63. The Cuckoo 6
64. Bluegrass Express 6
65. Me and My Old Banjo 6
66. Pathway of Teardrops 6
67. Gotta Travel on 6
68. Salty Dog Blues 6
69. Kentucky 7
70. Bugle on the Banjo (Bugle Call Rag) 7
71. Cotton Fields 7
72. Faded Love 7
73. This Heart of Mine (Can Never Say Goodbye) 7
74. Charlie Cotton 7
75. I'll Be Alright Tomorrow 7
76. Cut the Cornbread 7
77. Hey, Hey Bartender 7
78. Lonesome Day 7
79. Big Spike Hammer 8
80. Memories 8
81. I Know What It Means to Be Lonesome 8
82. Up This Hill and Down 8
83. In the Pines 8
84. One Tear 8
85. Making Plans 8
86. Yesterday's Gone 8
87. Footprints in the Snow 8
88. Sure-Fire 8
89. Lonesome Feeling 9
90. World of Unwanted 9
91. Hard Times 9
92. I'm Leavin' 9
93. The Kind of Woman I Got 9
94. One Kiss Away from Loneliness 9
95. Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello 9
96. Someone Before Me 9
97. Walking the Floor Over You 9
98. Roll Muddy River 9
99. My Favorite Memory 10
100. Gal, You Got a Job to Do 10
101. Ruby (Are You Mad) 10
102. My Favorite Memory 10
103. Rocky Top 10
104. When You Wind Down 10
105. Foggy Mountain Breakdown 10
106. Foggy Mountain Breakdown (Reprise) 10
107. The Sisters (Billie Jean and Bonnie) 10
108. A-Model 10
109. Lonesome Road Blues 11
110. Jesse James 11
111. Maiden's Prayer 11
112. John Hardy 11
113. Little Willie 11
114. Hand Me Down My Walking Cane
More Info:
The bluegrass world has never recovered from The Osborne Brothers band that walked on-stage in 1956'; wrote one commentator. Sonny and Bobby Osborne changed the rules. They came out of a rich tradition and had played with many bluegrass giants, but when they struck out on their own they featured their new concepts of vocal harmony and fuller backings. Their first hit, Ruby Are You Mad, was followed by such classics as Once More, Rocky Top, and The Kind Of Woman I Got. This set includes all 60 recordings they made for MGM between 1956 and 1963, as well as their earliest recordings for Decca from 1963 to 1968. The oustanding backing musicians include Red Allen, Benny Birchfield, and Buddy Spicher.
