1
Strange
2
Disc One Disc Two
3
I Love Charley Brown
4
Run Away Little Tears
5
Ain't Had No Lovin'
6
Five Fingers to Spare
7
Paper Roses
8
My Little Corner of the World
9
Gone
10
Go Away Stranger
11
I Don't Know Why I Keep Loving You
12
Born to Sing
13
Invisible Tears
14
I Will
15
A Touch of Yesterday
16
Don't Keep Me Lonely Too Long
17
Surely
18
The Last Letter
19
Burning Bridges
20
I'm Your Woman
21
There Goes My Everything
22
It Only Hurts for a Little While
23
Family Bible
24
If Teardrops Were Silver
25
Walk Through This World with Me
26
It's Such a Pretty World Today
27
Touch My Heart
28
The Sunshine of My World
29
That's All This Old World Needs
30
Little Things
31
If the Whole World Stopped Lovin'
32
Don't Feel Sorry for Me
33
I Love Charley Brown
34
Burning a Hole in My Mind
35
Baby's Back Again
36
Let Me Help You Work It Out
37
Between Each Tear
38
There Are Some Things
39
Natchilly Ain't No Good
40
The Deepening Snow
41
You Are Gone
42
The Hurt Goes on
43
To Chicago with Love
44
Gentle on My Mind
45
Only Mama That'll Walk the Line
46
Heartbreak Avenue
47
What Makes a Man Wander
48
Sundown of My Mind
49
How Much Lonelier Can Lonely Be?
50
Just a Little Sunshine in the Rain
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Connie Smith
Born To Sing / Soul Of Country Music / I Love (Uk)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
"There are only three real female singers in the world, Barbra Streisand, Linda Ronstadt and Connie Smith. The rest of us are only pretending." Dolly Parton. The four albums in this collection dating from 1966 to 1968 are all produced by Bob Ferguson who would remain working with the singer throughout her RCA days. 'Soul of Country Music', 'I Love Charley Brown' and 'Sunshine and Rain' appear for the first time on CD. Chet Atkins, who signed Connie to RCA Records in 1964, claimed "she had the finest Country voice I'd ever heard." George Jones cited Connie Smith as his favourite female singer in his 1995 autobiography. Elvis Presley had many Connie Smith albums in his collection at Graceland. A CMT (Country Music Television) poll ranked Connie Smith 9th in it's Top 40 Greatest Women of Country Music and she received the ultimate recognition of her achievements with induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2012.
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