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ESnow


From:
Berryville AR USA
Post  Posted 24 Sep 2000 9:48 pm    
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Saw the post about some of Merle's recordings on Tally Records. Those would be great to hear. I was goin' through some of my LP's and found my stranger albums. "Getting to know the Strangers", "Strangers And Friends Honky Tonkin", and Merle Haggard-Introducing My Friends The Strangers. All Three Albums are great. It shows just how far ahead of their time those guys were back then. What a band!!!
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Ernie Renn


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Brainerd, Minnesota USA
Post  Posted 25 Sep 2000 6:13 am    
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There are two more Strangers LP's. One before the ones you listed and one after. I'll have to dig around here to find them to give you the record titles. I've got 'em here someplace. Roy Nichols and Norm Hamlet. Kinda like Leon Rhodes and Buddy Charleton. They each compliment each others playing.

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Neil Hilton

 

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Lexington, Kentucky
Post  Posted 25 Sep 2000 12:39 pm    
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Do any of you guys happen to know if any of these instrumetal albums have ever been reissued on CD ??? And on this same note, I heard awhile back that some label had reissued the two live Hag albums from '69 in Muskogee and '70 in Philadelphia on CD???
I have both vinyls worn to the bone and would love to have these on CD. any thoughts much appreciated.
Steelin Corn.... Neil H.
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Jason Odd


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Stawell, Victoria, Australia
Post  Posted 26 Sep 2000 7:50 am    
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Try http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/Opry/1294/merle_haggards_strangers_discography.htm

Regarding the set with the two live albums, yes it exists, it looks like a cheapo comp CD, but it's not. I've only seen it once and didn't twig until someone else picked it up and bought it.
The same people have reissued other albums on one Cd sets, but I can't think of the label....sorry.
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Ron Page

 

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Penn Yan, NY USA
Post  Posted 26 Sep 2000 9:38 am    
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I'll have to find that live one... It's a shame that they didn't include Rainbow Stew -- Live at Anaheim Stadium too.

The other early live album, I Love Dixie Blues, is available on CD.

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B. Greg Jones

 

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Middleport, Ohio USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2000 9:05 am    
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The Strangers are tough, thats for sure!! I am looking for the studio version of Stealin' Corn. Anybody out there know where I can find it?
Thanx, Greg
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KEVIN OWENS

 

From:
OLD HICKORY TN USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2000 11:04 am    
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The studio version of "STEALIN' CORN" is on the lp "MERLE HAGGARD- INTRODUCING MY FRIENDS THE STRANGERS" capitol ST-445.

Kevin
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