George Jones (2) – Grand Ole Opry's New Star
Label: |
Starday Records – SLP-101 |
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Format: |
Vinyl
, LP, Album, Mono
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Country: |
US |
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Genre: |
Folk, World, & Country |
Style: |
Honky Tonk |
Tracklist
| A1 | Why Baby Why | |
| A2 | Seasons Of My Heart | |
| A3 | It's OK | |
| A4 | Let Him Know | |
| A5 | Play It Cool | |
| A6 | Hold Everything | |
| A7 | Boat Of Life | |
| B1 | You Gotta Be My Baby | |
| B2 | What Am I Worth | |
| B3 | Your Heart | |
| B4 | Ragged But Right | |
| B5 | Yearning | |
| B6 | Still Hurtin' | |
| B7 | Taggin' Along |
Companies, etc.
- Published By – Starrite
Credits
- A&R – Harold W. Daily
- Producer – Don Pierce (2)
- Vocals [Sings] – George Jones (2)
Notes
The catalog number is printed as LP-101 on the front & back covers.
The catalog number is printed as SLP-101 on the labels.
The labels show the album title as "George Jones Sings".
The label is yellow with black lettering.
Printed in the U.S.A.
The catalog number is printed as SLP-101 on the labels.
The labels show the album title as "George Jones Sings".
The label is yellow with black lettering.
Printed in the U.S.A.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: Side A: SLP - 101 - RE 2 A
- Matrix / Runout: Side B: SLP - 101 B
- Rights Society: BMI
Other Versions (5 of 28)
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Grand Ole Opry's New Star (LP, Album, Mono) | Starday Records | LP-101 | Japan | 1956 | ||
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New Submission
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Grand Ole Opry's New Star (LP, Album, Mono) | Sparton | SLP 101 | Canada | 1956 | ||
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Grand Ole Opry's New Star (LP, Album, Repress, Mono) | Starday Records | LP-101, SLP-101 | US | 1958 | ||
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New Submission
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George Jones Sings His Greatest Hits (LP, Album, Mono) | Starday Records | SLP-150, SLP 150 | Canada | 1962 | ||
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New Submission
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George Jones Sings His Greatest Hits (LP, Album, Mono) | Starday Records | SLP-150, SLP 150 | Canada | 1962 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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For some reason the delineation between first and second pressing of this album into separate listings has been merged? If Starday is in block lettering it is the second pressing, if it is script logo it is the first pressing. It is easy enough to look up the history of Starday labels and figure it out. -
Personnel
Why Baby Why, Seasons Of My Heart, What Am I Worth -
27 August 1955 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones (George Jones [vcl/gt], Glenn Barber [gt], Herb Remington [steel], Lew Frisby [bass], ? [percussion], Tony Sepolio or Ernie Hunter [fiddle], Doc Lewis or Bucky Meadows [piano].
It's Ok, Your Heart -
January 1956 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones (George Jones [vcl/gt], Hal Harris or Grenn Barber [gt], Herb Remington [steel], Hezzie Bryant [bass], Ernie Hunter, Earl Caruthers or Link Davis [fiddle], Doc Lewis [piano].
Let Him Know -
late July 1954 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones (George Jones [vcl/gt], + prob. Sonny Burns [gt], Jimmy Biggar [steel], Bob Heppler [bass], Little Red Hayes [fiddle], Milburn "Burney" Annett [piano].
Play It Cool -
5,6 or 19 January 1954 Jack Starns Studio, 11325 Voth Road, Beaumont, TX - George Jones (George Jones [vcl/gt], + The Western Cherokees:
prob. Blackie Crawford [gt], Luther Nalley [gt], Jimmy Biggar [steel], Bob Heppler or Bud Crawford [bass], Jimmy Dennis [drums], Little Red Hayes [fiddle], Milburn Burney Annett [piano]. Producer: Jack Starns)
Hold Everything -
May 1954 Jack Starns Studio, 11325 Voth Road, Beaumont, TX or Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX – George Jones [-1], Sonny Burns [-2] (George Jones [vcl-1/gt], Sonny Burns [vcl-2/gt] + prob. Al Petty or Jimmy Biggar [steel], Bob Heppler [bass], Red Hayes [fiddle], Milburn "Burney" Annett [piano]
Boat Of Life -
1956 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones (George Jones [vcl/gt], Hal Harris [gt], Benny Barnes [rh gt], Herb Remington [steel], Hezzie Bryant or Tiny Smith [bass], Ernie Hunter [fiddle], Doc Lewis [piano].
Ragged But Right (Album Version, single version is different)
February 1956 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones (George Jones [vcl/gt], Hal Harris or Grenn Barber [gt], Herb Remington [steel], Hezzie Bryant [bass], Ernie Hunter, Earl Caruthers or Link Davis [fiddle], Doc Lewis [piano].
Yearning -
July 1956 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones and Jeanette Hicks (George Jones [vcl/gt], Jeanette Hicks [vcl], Hal Harris [gt], Benny Barnes or Earl Aycock [rh gt], Frank Juricek or Herb Remington [steel], Buck Henson [bass], Ernie Hunter or Link Davis [fiddle], Doc Lewis [piano]
Still Hurtin' -
March 1955 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - (George Jones [vcl/gt], Hezzie Bryant or Lew Frisby [bass], Ernie Hunter [fiddle], Earl Carruthers [fiddle], Bucky Meadows [piano]
Taggin' Along -
June 1956 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones (George Jones [vcl/gt], Hal Harris [gt], Benny Barnes [rh gt], Herb Remington [steel], Hezzie Bryant or Tiny Smith [bass], Ernie Hunter [fiddle], Doc Lewis [piano].
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