An edition of Can the circle be unbroken
(2000)
Can the circle be unbroken
country music's first family
by Carter Family (Musical group)
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Can the circle be unbroken: country music's first family
2000, Columbia Records, Legacy
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Table of Contents
Can the circle be unbroken (bye and bye) -- (3:06)
Lulu Walls -- (2:52)
My Clinch Mountain home -- (2:52)
Wildwood flower -- (3:15)
Worried man blues -- (2:58)
Keep on the sunny side -- (2:49)
Gospel ship -- (2:55)
My Texas girl -- (3:04)
Sinking in the lonesome sea -- (3:14)
Cannon ball blues -- (2:53)
I'm thinking tonight of my blue eyes -- (2:52)
River of Jordan -- (2:43)
Storms are on the ocean -- (3:05)
On the rock where Moses stood -- (3:02)
Little black train -- (2:52)
Single girl, married girl -- (3:03)
Kissing is a crime -- (2:33)
Blackie's gunman -- (2:41)
My home among the hills -- (2:38)
Black Jack David-- (2:39).
Edition Notes
Includes program notes by Ed Kahn on container insert.
Compiled and produced for reissue by Lawrence Cohn.
Performed by the Carter Family (Sara Dougherty Carter, vocals ; Maybelle Addington Carter, vocals, guita ; A.P. 'Doc' Carter, vocals).
Recorded between May 6, 1935 and October 4, 1940.
Compact disc.
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