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The Merle Travis Story

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John Henry
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Start Even
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Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! - That Cigarette
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Lazy River
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So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed
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Sweet Temptation
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Divorce Me C.O.D.
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I Am A Pilgrim
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Cincinatti Lou
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Dance Of The Goldenrod
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Fat Gal
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Re-Enlistment Blues
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Nine Pound Hammer
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Kentucky Means Paradise
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Sixteen Tons
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Steel Guitar Rag
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Goodbye My Bluebell
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I Like My Chicken Fryin' Size
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When My Baby Double Talks To Me
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Dark As A Dungeon
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I'm A Natural Born Gamblin' Man
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Bayou Baby
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I'll See You In My Dreams
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That's All
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Total Tracks: 24   Total Length: 61:36

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Although The Merle Travis Story — 24 Greatest Hits consists of re-recordings from the late ’70s, it gives a better sense of why Travis was important than Rhino’s The Best of Merle Travis. Unlike Rhino’s set, CMH concentrates on Travis’ guitar playing, which is why he was an important musician. Therefore, it gives a far better sense of why the guitarist was a revered, influential artist than the vocal hits of Rhino’s collection, even if the music was recorded late in his career. – Thom Owens