Carter, Wilf: Montana Slim 1933-1941
Carter, Wilf: Montana Slim 1933-1941
Format: CD
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Artist: Carter, Wilf
Label: JSP Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 788065716226
Genre: Country
With a crystal clear voice, fine yodelling and good guitar picking it's no surprise that Wilf Carter was Canada's first country music star. This is a selection from the two hundred or more terrific sides he cut between 1933 and 1944. His loyal fan base probably accounted for his phenomenal recording career - which stretched from the 1930s to the 1980s. His live performances were ever popular and he appeared regularly on the Canadian rodeo circuit. Having written nearly five hundred original songs he was inducted in to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1971 and was voted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 1984 - for many fans he's the father of Canadian country music.
Tracks:
1.1 Rootin' Tootin' Cowboy
1.2 Yodelling Hillbilly
1.3 Rescue from Moose River Gold Mine
1.4 There'll Be No Blues Up Yonder
1.5 The Fate of Old Strawberry Roan
1.6 Answer to Swiss Moonlight Lullaby
1.7 The Cowboy's Airplane Ride
1.8 Keep Smiling Old Pal
1.9 There's a Love Knot in My Lariat
1.10 My Little Yoho Lady
1.11 Where Is My Boy Tonight
1.12 The Hindenburg Disaster
1.13 When the Sun Says Goodnight to the Prairie
1.14 Everybody's Been Some Mother's Darling
1.15 The Little Red Patch on the Seat of My Trousers
1.16 Down the Yodelling Trail at Twilight
1.17 Dusty Trails
1.18 By the Grave of Nobody's Darling
1.19 What a Friend We Have in Mother
1.20 It Makes No Difference Now
1.21 I'm Only a Dude in Cowboy's Clothes
1.22 My Honeymoon Bridge Broke Down
1.23 Golden Lariat
1.24 Yodelling Love Call
1.25 We'll Meet Again in Peaceful Valley
1.26 My Dream's Come True
2.1 Swiss Moonlight Lullaby
2.2 The Capture of Albert Johnson
2.3 When I Say Hello to the Rockies
2.4 Golden Memories of Mother and Dad
2.5 My Old Canadian Home
2.6 Echoing Hills Yodel Back to Me
2.7 Let's Go Back to the Bible
2.8 Old Chuck Wagon Days
2.9 My Texas Sweetheart
2.10 If You Don't Really Care
2.11 My True and Earnest Prayer
2.12 Why Did We Ever Part
2.13 I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes
2.14 Just One More Ride
2.15 Yodelling My Babies to Sleep
2.16 Memories That Never Die
2.17 He Rode the Strawberry Roan
2.18 Take Me Back to Old Montana
2.19 My Little Grey Haired Mother in the West
2.20 A Little Log Shack I Can Always Call My Home
2.21 I Miss My Swiss
2.22 Sway Back Pinto Pete
2.23 The Life and Death John Dillinger
2.24 Awaiting the Chair
2.25 Calgary Round Up
2.26 Pete Knight King of the Cowboy
3.1 The Cowboy's High-Toned Dance
3.2 I Bought a Rock for a Rocky Mountain Gal
3.3 Streamlined Yodel Song
3.4 By the Silv'ry Moonlight Trail
3.5 My Blues Have Turned to Sunshine
3.6 Sundown Blues
3.7 The Dying Mother's Prayer
3.8 Cowboy's Mother
3.9 Smoke Went Up the Chimney Just the Same
3.10 I'm Gonna Ride to Heaven on a Streamline Train
3.11 The Two Gun Cowboy
3.12 Cowboy Lullaby
3.13 Lonesome for My Baby Tonight
3.14 Hillbilly Valley
3.15 Round-Up Time in Heaven
3.16 Dreamy Prairie Moon
3.17 Answer to It Makes No Difference Now
3.18 Roll Along Kentucky Moon
3.19 It's All Over Now (I Won't Worry)
3.20 Rattlin' Cannonball
3.21 Why Should I Be Sorry for You Now
3.22 Beautiful Girl of the Prairie
3.23 What a Wonderful Mother of Mine
3.24 You Are My Sunshine
3.25 You Were with Me in the Waltz of My Dreams
3.26 When That Some Body Else Was You
4.1 Waiting for a Train
4.2 I'm Hittin' the Trail
4.3 I'm Gonna Ride to Heaven on a Streamlined Train
4.4 Why Did We Ever Part
4.5 The Last Letter
4.6 The First Love of Mine
4.7 Dreaming of My Blue Eyes
4.8 No Letter Today
4.9 You'll Get Used to It
4.10 Put Me in Your Pocket
4.11 Old Shep
4.12 My Queen of the Prairies
4.13 I Ain't Gonna Be a Hobo No More
4.14 A Sinner's Prayer
4.15 My Blue Skies
4.16 Don't Be Mean, I Wasn't Mean to You
4.17 It's a Cowboy's Night to Howl
4.18 Red River Valley Blues
4.19 The Two Gun Cowboy
4.20 He Left the One Who Loved Him for Another
4.21 My Old Lasso Is Headed Straight for You
4.22 Call of the Range
4.23 It's Great to Be Back in the Saddle Again
4.24 We'll Meet Again in Peaceful Valley
4.25 Under the Light of the Texas Moon
4.26 I'm Still Waiting for You
