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So Lonesome I Could Cry by Rich, Charlie (Record, 2015)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelFat Possum Records, Fapo

UPC0767981134918

eBay Product ID (ePID)18046073481

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2015

GenreCountry

ArtistRich, Charlie

Release TitleSo Lonesome I Could Cry

Dimensions

Item Height0.17 in

Item Weight0.54 lb

Item Length12.32 in

Item Width12.28 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 My Heart Would Know 2:55 1.2 Take These Chains from My Heart 3:15 1.3 Half As Much 2:43 1.4 You Win Again 3:05 1.5 I Can't Help It 2:50 1.6 Hey Good Looking 2:35 2.1 Your Cheating Heart 2:55 2.2 Cold, Cold Heart 3:04 2.3 Nobody's Lonesome for Me 1:47 2.4 I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 2:32 2.5 Wedding Bells 3:00 2.6 They'll Never Take Her Love from Me 2:17

Number of Discs1

Notes"The Hi recordings of Charlie Rich are in many ways the most reckless and adventurous of his career. In 1966 and 1967, Hi, a small Memphis label that hosted acts such as Willie Mitchell (and later Al Green) and the Bill Black Combo believed, like Sun, RCA, and Mercury before them, in Rich's prodigious talent but had no idea where to put him categorically... Most are the songs associated with Hank Williams... They are revelatory in that they reveal just how wide-ranging Rich's vision was. "Beginning with Williams' own "My Heart Would Know," Rich takes the songs deep into his own musical soul and, like Ray Charles before him with Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music, makes them his own, turning them into timeless pop classics. Among Rich's recordings, these 12 songs are some of the most enduring. There is "You Win Again," where the pedal steel becomes an instrument of timbral control and coloration and the lyric becomes a shimmying doo wop-framed melody; "Hey Good Lookin'" sounds as if Rich is backed by Booker T. & the MG's and the Meters simultaneously. The cool Hammond B3 run at the beginning of "Nobody's Lonesome for Me" takes a honky tonk tune and turns it inside out, making it a rousing party anthem.