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AllMusic Review by Bruce Eder

This isn't really an Ernest Tubb album but, rather, a showcase -- recreating the radio show of the title that he did out of the Ernest Tubb Record Shop -- featuring various artists. Kitty Wells, Webb Pierce, Patsy Cline, and the Wilburn Brothers are featured doing one song each. Ernest Tubb & His Texas Troubadours provided five songs, complete with fake applause dubbed on. The performances are suitable lean and convincing, and the material includes new songs by Justin Tubb, as well as new versions of old 1940s country standards. (out of print)

 /  ‎– Midnight Jamboree Label:  ‎– DL 4045 Format: , LP, Album, Mono 
Country: Released: Genre: Style: Tracklist A1–Theme: Walking The Floor Over You Written-By –  A2–The Same Thing As Me Written-By –  A3–*I Only Meant To BorrowA4–Boy With A FutureA5–I Hate To See You Go Written-By – ,  A6–The Hands You're Holding NowA7–Rose City ChimesB1–I'm Sorry NowB2–Pass Me ByB3–Sweet LipsB4–I Want You To Know I Love YouB5–ShoesB6–It Is No Secret Written-By –  B7–Walking The Floor Over You Written-By –  See our other EBAY auctions by using search by seller and using “record collector michigan”

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