
1
Disc One
2
It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
3
A Wedding Ring Ago
4
The Things I Might Have Been
5
Paying for That Back Street Affair
6
You Said You Could Do Without Me
7
I Don't Claim to Be An Angel
8
Hey Joe
9
Cheatin's a Sin
10
Release Me
11
One By One (With Red Foley)
12
I'm a Stranger in My Home (With Red Foley)
13
You're Not Easy to Forget
14
Thou Shalt Not Steal
15
As Long As I Live (With Red Foley)
16
Make Believe (Till We Can Make It Come True) (With Red Foley)
17
Makin' Believe
18
Whose Shoulder Will You Cry on
19
There's Poison in Your Heart
20
I'm in Love with You
21
I've Kissed You My Last Time
22
Lonely Side of Town
23
You and Me (With Red Foley)
24
How Far Is Heaven (With Carol Sue)
25
Goodbye Mr. Brown (With Roy Acuff)
26
Searching (For Someone Like You)
27
I'd Rather Stay Home
28
Repenting
29
Oh, So Many Years (With Webb Pierce)
30
Three Ways (To Love You)
31
(I'll Always Be Your) Fraulein
32
One Week Later (With Webb Pierce)
33
I Can't Stop Loving You
34
She's No Angel
35
Jealousy
36
I Can't Help Wondering
37
He's Lost His Love for Me
38
Touch and Go Heart
39
Mommy for a Day
40
All the Time
41
Your Wild Life's Gonna Get You Down
42
You'll Never Be Mine Again
43
Amigo's Guitar
44
Lonely Is a Word
45
Left to Right
46
Memory of Love
47
Carmel By the Sea
48
The Man I Used to Know
49
I Can't Tell My Heart That (With Roy Drusky)
50
The Other Cheek
51
Fickle Fun
52
Heartbreak U.S.A
53
There Must Be Another Way to Live
54
Day Into Night
55
Our Mansion Is a Prison Now
56
Unloved Unwanted
57
Au Revoir (Goodbye)
58
Will Your Lawyer Talk to God
59
The Big Let Down
60
We Missed You
61
Wicked World
62
Cold and Lonely (Is the Forecast for Tonight)
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Label: JASMINE RECORDS
ABOUT THE ALBUM
The acknowledged Queen Of Country Music, Kitty Wells was the first solo female singer to top the U.S. Country charts, in 1952, with 'It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels'.She went on to establish herself as Country's first female superstar, and in doing so she took down the barriers on behalf of all the female Country singers who came to prominence in her wake. Her piercing, penetrating voice ached with melancholy and during the 50s and 60s she was unstoppable, with an almost unbroken run of success. This compilation features the fifty-five hits that she racked up on the U.S. Country charts between 1952 and 1962, plus a further half-dozen singles. Several of these sides are surprisingly difficult to find elsewhere on CD, making this a most welcome release.
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