Smokey Rogers - The Complete Entertainer (Digitally Remastered)American Country & Western singer and songwriter Eugene "Smokey" Rogers, who rose to fame in the 1940s and 1950s both as a songwriter and a member of Tex Williams Western Caravan, is featured here with a rare solo album originally released in 1976 on Jimmy Wakelys Shasta Records. The album features Smokey singing many classic C&W hits including the hit Gone that he penned for Ferlin Huskey in 1952. All selections have been newly remastered.

they are all too rarely heard in the concert hall or the opera house

" intones Lambkin on the album's title track-indeed

Feeling uneasy with some of the more or less banal themes I asked for her help

many £100s of pounds

"Lines from the Heart" (1996)

Both the narrative march of the Gospel and the tonality in which the musical framework was composed

Bains never taking on the persona or experience of others

accomplishing within a mere handful of recordings what lesser artists spend a lifetime attempting

the equally disturbing sequel featuring a new class

has surrounded himself with top-notch performers

They find that parasites have indeed landed and are planning to use their mind-control powers to take over the Earth

massively popular via the #1 college radio station in the country at the time