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The Everly Brothers: Both Sides of an Evening
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Artist
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The Everly Brothers, vocals. Chet Atkins, guitar. Buddy Harman, drums. Lightnin' Chance, bass. Marvin Hughes, piano, & others.
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Label
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Collectors' Choice
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Format
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CD
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Runtime/Release Date
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30'03/2005
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Label Number
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550
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Daedalus Item Code
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18403
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This item is not available.
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Description
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First released in 1961 (the peak of the brothers' career), this album had 14 songs, the first seven of which, on Side A of the LP, were "for dancing"; the second seven, on side B, "for dreaming"). They gave Merle Travis's "Muskrat" a rockabilly flavor and "The Wayward Wind" a cowboy flair, but most of the songs veered away from their usual menu of pop, country, rockabilly, blues, and R&B. The other side of the "Muskrat" single (which hit the Top 20) was James McHugh and Dorothy Fields' "Don't Blame Me," spiced up with jazzy guitar runs by Hank Garland. Three songs came from MGM pictures ("Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo," from Lili; "When I Grew Too Old to Dream," from Deep in My Heart; and "Love Is Where You Find It," from The Kissing Bandit), and there was even a Maori farewell song, "Now Is the Hour."
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