Although Jimmie Rodgers is regarded as the "Father of Country Music", his premature death at the age of 35 in 1933 meant that the banner he unfurled had to be waved by others, not least Ernest Tubb - and what a flag-waver for Country music he proved to be, through fifty years until his death in 1984. Born in 1914, Tubb did not start playing guitar until aged twenty, and then proceeded to become a formidable singing and writing talent. Elected to the "Grand Ole Opry" in 1943, Tubb compered many a show, as well as fronting his own "Midnight Jamboree" broadcasts from the record shop he started in Nashville in 1947. With the support of his band, The Texas Troubadours, who better then to compere this choice Country collection ?

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1. Square Dance & Intro by ERNEST TUBB
2. JOE MAPHIS - Fire On The Mountain
3. TEX RITTER - The Best Time Of All
4. ERNEST TUBB - It's Been So Long, Darling
5. TEX RITTER - I've Lived A Lot In My Time
6. CAROLINA COTTON - Cattle Call
7. TEXAS TROUBADOURS - Panhandle Rag
8. ERNEST TUBB - If I Never Have Anything Else
9. CAROLINA COTTON - Loving Honey Ducky Daddy
10. FARON YOUNG - I've Got Five Dollars (And It's Saturday Night)
11. COUNTRY DEPUTIES - Black Mountain Rag
12. ERNEST TUBB - You're Breaking My Heart
13. FARON YOUNG - You're Still Mine
14. HANK SNOW - The Rhumba Boogie
15. HANK SNOW - Caribbean
16. ERNEST TUBB - Jimmy Rodger's Last Blue Yodel
17. HANK SNOW - Among My Souvenirs
18. T. TEXAS TYLER - Bumming Around
19. T. TEXAS TYLER - Remember Me
20. ERNEST TUBB - Don't Look Now (But Your Broken Heart Is Showing)
21. SMILEY BURNETTE - Everybody Makes Me Feel At Home
22. SMILEY BURNETTE - That's All Brother
23. ERNEST TUBB - When The World Has Turned You Down
24. TEX WILLIAMS - Roses And Revolvers
25. TEX WILLIAMS - New Nine Pound Hammer
26. Square Dance & Closing Theme