Twenty of Tommy Edwards' best, including both versions of "It's All in the Game," a song he first placed on the charts in 1951 (number 18), and with a new arrangement, it went all the way to number one in 1958. The 1958 hit was amazing considering Edwards was a '40s crooner. His engaging tenor justifies every track, including Gene Pitney's "Blue Heartaches." ~ Andrew Hamilton, All Music Guide

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Texas rancher Don Edwards spent several years researching and compiling the songs that comprise the excellent Songs of the Trail. Each tune on the album is an old cowboy song that was well-known at the turn of the century. Edwards' delivery is spare, emotional and powerful -- these songs don't sound like artifacts, they sound alive. It's one of the rare historical releases that is as entertaining as it is educational. ~ Thom Owens, All Music Guide

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Blues guitarist Archie Edwards was 68 years old in 1986 when he recorded these sessions in Toronto. Its release 15 years later was cause for blues fans' joy and sorrow. Thought it was great to finally have available, it's unfortunate that Edwards wasn't recorded more often; his natural approach to the blues is timeless. While too many blues releases at the beginning of the 21st century prefer to mask the guts and soul of the performance with glossy over-production, the spirit of {$Edwards...   [ read more ]

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