A Hit Singles Collection 1952-1962 - Featuring Terry Preston And Simon Crum
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Ferlin Husky
A Hit Singles Collection 1952-1962 - Featuring Terry Preston And Simon Crum
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Release Date: Friday 8 January 2021
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The versatile, velvet-voiced FERLIN HUSKY pursued three separate singing careers.
He is of course readily known as the smooth Country-Pop singer who topped the C&W charts with 'A Dear John Letter', 'Gone' and 'Wings Of A Dove', in a hit-studded career which yielded him fifty chart records between 1953-75.
But before that he was known as Honky-Tonk singer TERRY PRESTON, while during his 'Glory Years' he would also frequently morph into Hillbilly hayseed SIMON CRUM, his hugely-popular alter-ego who would register hits of 'his own', like 'Cuzz Yore So Sweet', 'A Hillbilly's Deck Of Cards' and 'Country Music Is Here To Stay'.
This 31-track set presents a unique career overview and includes all his early hits, as both Ferlin Husky and Simon Crum.
A handful or so of these sides are impossible to find elsewhere on CD, making this a must-have for fans.
Tracks:
1. Time (As Terry Preston)
2. Hank's Song
3. A Dear John Letter (With Jean Shepard)
4. Forgive Me John (With Jean Shepard)
5. I Wouldn't Treat A Dog Like You're Treatin' Me
6. The Drunken Driver
7. I Feel Better All Over
8. Little Tom
9. Cuzz Yore So Sweet (As Simon Crum)
10. I'll Baby Sit With You
11. A Hillbilly's Deck Of Cards (As Simon Crum)
12. Sinful Secret
13. Bop Cat Bop (As Simon Crum)
14. Gone
15. A Fallen Star
16. Prize Possession
17. This Moment Of Love
18. What'cha Doin' After School
19. Wang Dang Doo
20. I Will
21. Country Music Is Here To Stay (As Simon Crum)
22. My Reason For Livin'
23. Draggin' The River
24. Black Sheep
25. Wings Of A Dove
26. Enormity In Motion (As Simon Crum)
27. Willow Tree
28. The Waltz You Saved For Me
29. Somebody Save Me
30. Stand Up
31. It Was You
