Bill Anderson - The First 10 Years 1956-1966 (CD)

Bill Anderson - The First 10 Years 1956-1966 (CD)

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Bill Anderson - The First 10 Years 1956-1966 (CD)4 CD Boxed Set (LP Size) with 64 page Hardcover Book, 126 tracks. Playing time approx. 6 hrs 30 mns The first comprehensive anthology spotlighting Bill Anderson, the most successful singer songwriter during the Nashville Sound's classic era. Contains 21 'Billboard' country chart hits, including such favorites as Po' Folks, Mama Sang A Song, Still, Bright Lights And Country Music, I Love You Drops, and I Got The Fever. Includes everything from

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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2013