[Country] - The Essential Jim Reeves [RCA]

MP3 - 192kbpps As much as any performer this side of Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves exemplified the Nashville Sound. Chet Atkins's lush production fit like a cardigan sweater around the Texan's cozy baritone; it was a sound traditionalists believed was antithetical to true country music. Record buyers, however, begged to differ--in droves. The so-called countrypolitan movement produced its share of schlock, but Reeves had much going for him, most notably a knack for finding apropos material, including "Welcome to My World," "Four Walls," and "He'll Have to Go." This 20-track overview features 20 trademark tunes cut between 1957 and his death in a 1964 plane crash. For refined rural Romeos and Juliets, these are the cozy tunes that established the country crooner as something of a Nat King Cole in cowboy boots.

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Trucker66 (2007-04-24)

Tack!!!!!!

timpeters (2008-06-10)

if you think jim reeves is tack your a fuckin idiot

hocus56 (2009-01-26)

Who´s the idiot? ;-))))))))

marguitar (2009-04-22)

Thanks for this JR has the best voive ever. Thank you

 paulo_c2010 (2013-12-01)

Thanks NAXOS KING.