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Chet Atkins, RCA Country Legends

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1583560

Disk length: 42m 39s (16 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2001

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Yes Ma'am 2:15
2. Petite Waltz 2:48
3. One Man Boogie 2:40
4. Prissy 2:30
5. Barber Shop Rag 2:49
6. Carnavalito 3:12
7. Boo Boo Stick Beat 2:10
8. Cecilia 2:26
9. Royal Garden Blues 2:19
10. Sunrise Serernade 2:45
11. Tiger Rag 1:53
12. Twitchy 3:30
13. Boogie Man Boogie 2:48
14. Cherokee 2:43
15. A Little Bit Of Blues 2:57
16. Liza 2:44

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Review

For better or worse, no one did more to shape the "Nashville Sound" than Chet Atkins. As a session guitarist, producer, and label executive, he took the western out of country & western, replacing the hard twang of traditional country guitar with a smoother "countrypolitan" polish. Though his instrumental recordings under his own name barely hint at the extent of his influence, the guitarist's impeccable touch, tone, and timing--a virtuosity of control rather than speed--rank him with the most renowned Nashville musicians. This 16-track companion volume to the comprehensively superior Guitar Legend: The RCA Years offers an eclectic selection of album tracks, minor singles, and a couple of previously unreleased performances, showcasing a range that extends from the jazz inflections of "Cherokee" to the blues of "One Man Boogie" to the flamenco-tinged classicism of "Carnavalito." As the closing "Liza" from the Gershwin songbook attests, Atkins may have defined the country sound of the '60s, but he wasn't limited to it. --Don McLeese

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