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Tex Ritter
Blood on the Saddle
Genre: Country

Track Listings (27) - Disc #1
1. Ridin' Old Paint/Git Along Little Doggies - Tex Ritter, Traditional
2. Rye Whiskey - Tex Ritter, Traditional
3. A Ridin' Old Paint [Take 1] - Tex Ritter, Traditional
4. A Ridin' Old Paint [Take 2] - Tex Ritter, Traditional
5. Goodbye Old Paint [Take 1] - Tex Ritter, Traditional
6. Goodbye Old Paint [No. 2] - Tex Ritter, Traditional
7. Rye Whiskey [Take 1] - Tex Ritter, Traditional
8. Rye Whiskey [Take 2] - Tex Ritter, Traditional
9. A Ridin' Old Paint [Take 3] - Tex Ritter, Traditional
10. Every Day in the Saddle [Take 3] - Tex Ritter, Traditional
11. Sam Hall - Tex Ritter, Ritter, Tex
12. Get Along Little Dogies - Tex Ritter, Traditional
13. Thirty Three Years in Prison - Tex Ritter, Adelson, Lenny
14. Lady Killin' Cowboy - Tex Ritter, Nation, Buck
15. I'm a Do-Right Cowboy - Tex Ritter, Chappalear, Leon
16. Bill, The Bar Fly - Tex Ritter, Nation [1]
17. Nobody's Darling But Mine - Tex Ritter, Davis, Jimmie
18. My Brown-Eyed Texas Rose - Tex Ritter, Davis, Jimmie
19. (Take Me Back to My) Boots and Saddle - Tex Ritter, Powell, Teddy
20. The Oregon Trail - Tex Ritter, DeRose, Peter
21. Answer to 'Nobody's Darling' - Tex Ritter, Davis, Jimmie
22. A Melody from the Sky - Tex Ritter, Alter, Louis
23. The Hills of Old Wyoming - Tex Ritter, Rainger, Ralph
24. We'll Rest at the End of the Trail - Tex Ritter, Poulton, Curt
25. High, Wide and Handsome [From 'Arizona Days'] - Tex Ritter, Choate, Ted
26. Headin' for the Rio Grande [From 'Headin' for the Rio Grande'] - Tex Ritter, Jones, Stan [Countr
27. Out on the Lone Prairie [From 'Song of the Gringo'] - Tex Ritter, Miller, Harry S.
Track Listings (29) - Disc #2
1. Arizona Days [From 'Arizona Days'] - Tex Ritter, Ritter, Tex
2. Jailhouse Lament [From 'Headin' for the Rio Grande'] - Tex Ritter, Ritter, Tex
3. (I Got Spurs That) Jingle, Jangle, Jingle - Tex Ritter, Lilley, J.J.
4. I'm a Natural Born Cowboy [From 'Hittin' the Trail'] - Tex Ritter, Sooter, Rudy
5. Ride, Ride, Ride [From 'Mystery of the Hooded Horseman'] - Tex Ritter, Rose, Fred
6. Ridin' Down the Trail to Albuquerque - Tex Ritter, Hershey, June
7. Sing, Cowboy, Sing [From 'Sing, Cowboy, Sing'] - Tex Ritter, Choate, Ted
8. Down the Colorado Trail [From 'Trouble in Texas'] - Tex Ritter, Bryan, Alfred
9. When It's Lamplighting Time in the Valley - Tex Ritter, Goodman, Harold
10. Singin' in the Saddle - Tex Ritter, Powell, Teddy
11. Sundown on the Prairie [From'sundown on the Prairie'] - Tex Ritter, Macpherson, Harry
12. Viva Tequila [From 'Starlight Over Texas'] - Tex Ritter, Bowden, Don Hilton
13. (I Got Spurs That) Jingle, Jangle, Jingle - Tex Ritter, Lilley, J.J.
14. Someday (You'll Want Me to Want You) - Tex Ritter, Hodges, Jimmie
15. Goodbye My Little Cherokee - Tex Ritter, Marvin, Johnny
16. I've Done the Best I Could - Tex Ritter, Harford, Frank
17. There's a New Moon over My Shoulder - Tex Ritter, Blastic, Lee
18. Have I Stayed Away Too Long? - Tex Ritter, Loesser, Frank
19. I'm Wastin' My Tears on You - Tex Ritter, Harford, Frank
20. There's a Gold Star in Her Window - Tex Ritter, Harford, Frank
21. Jealous Heart - Tex Ritter, Carson, Jenny
22. I'm Gonna Leave You Like I Found You - Tex Ritter, Harford, Frank
23. We Live in Two Different Worlds - Tex Ritter, Rose, Fred
24. How Was I to Know [#] - Tex Ritter, Whitley, Ray
25. You Will Have to Pay (For Your Yesterday) - Tex Ritter, Dodd, Bonnie
26. Long Time Gone - Tex Ritter, Harford, Frank
27. In Case You Change Your Mind - Tex Ritter, Dodd, Bonnie
28. It's Never Too Late - Tex Ritter, Harford, Frank
29. How Was I to Know [#] - Tex Ritter, Whitley, Ray
Track Listings (26) - Disc #3
1. San Antonio Rose - Tex Ritter, Wills, Bob
2. Try Me One More Time - Tex Ritter, Tubb, Ernest
3. Green Grow the Lilacs - Tex Ritter, Traditional
4. Boll Weevil - Tex Ritter, Traditional
5. Rounded up in Glory - Tex Ritter, Fox, Oscar
6. You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often - Tex Ritter, Carson, Jenny
7. Blood on the Saddle - Tex Ritter, Cheetham, Everett
8. The Chisholm Trail - Tex Ritter, Traditional
9. Bad Brahma Bull - Tex Ritter, Fletcher, Curley
10. Rye Whiskey - Tex Ritter, Traditional
11. Billy the Kid - Tex Ritter, Traditional
12. The Texas Rangers - Tex Ritter, Traditional
13. I Love My Rooster - Tex Ritter, Kinkaid, Bradley
14. The Wreck of Number Nine - Tex Ritter, Traditional
15. Froggie Went A-Courtin' - Tex Ritter, Traditional
16. Green Grow the Lilacs - Tex Ritter, Traditional
17. Night Herding Song - Tex Ritter, Traditional
18. The Pony Express - Tex Ritter, Ritter, Tex
19. The Phantom White Stallion of Skull Valley - Tex Ritter, Traditional
20. Some Sweet Day - Tex Ritter, White, Lee "Lasses"
21. Christmas Carols by the Old Corral - Tex Ritter, Lange, John
22. Love Me Now - Tex Ritter, Owens, Tex
23. The Wreck of Number Nine - Tex Ritter, Traditional
24. The Pony Express - Tex Ritter, Ritter, Tex
25. Teach Me to Forget - Tex Ritter, Harford, Frank
26. The Pony Express - Tex Ritter, Ritter, Tex
Track Listings (28) - Disc #4
1. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You - Tex Ritter, Wiseman, Scott
2. I Was Out of My Mind - Tex Ritter, Dodd, Bonnie
3. When You Leave Don't Slam the Door - Tex Ritter, Allison, Joe
4. From Now On - Tex Ritter, Cargill, Ike
5. Ninety Nine Years (Is a Long Time) - Tex Ritter, Mills, Billy [1]
6. Poor Unwanted Heart - Tex Ritter, Sells, Paul
7. One Little Teardrop Too Late - Tex Ritter, Carson, Jenny
8. Fort Worth Jail - Tex Ritter, Reinhart, Dick
9. I Told My Heart - Tex Ritter, Dexter, Al
10. Ninety Nine Years (Is a Long Time) - Tex Ritter, Mills, Billy [1]
11. I'll Forget If You'll Forgive - Tex Ritter, Darling, Dixie
12. I Don't Want You Anymore - Tex Ritter, Bond, Johnny
13. Cool Water - Tex Ritter, Nolan, Bob [1]
14. Trouble in Mind - Tex Ritter, Jones, Richard [1]
15. The Roving Gambler - Tex Ritter, Traditional
16. Down in the Valley - Tex Ritter, Traditional
17. You Are My Sunshine - Tex Ritter, Davis, Jimmie
18. My Heart Is as Cold as an Empty Jug - Tex Ritter, Haldeman, Oakley
19. I Cannot Tell a Lie - Tex Ritter, Clark, Cottonseed
20. Double Dealin' Darlin' - Tex Ritter, Marks, Lee
21. Toodle-Loo My Darlin' - Tex Ritter, Blair, Hal
22. Bats in Your Belfry - Tex Ritter, Fairmann, Billy
23. Cattle Call - Tex Ritter, Owens, Tex
24. The Last Mile - Tex Ritter, Autry, Gene
25. The Prisoner's Song - Tex Ritter, Massey, Guy
26. Don't Make Me Sorry - Tex Ritter, Carling, Foster
27. I Can't Get My Foot Off the Rail - Tex Ritter, Purvis, Pete
28. The Gods Were Angry With Me - Tex Ritter, Mackintosch, Forema

CD Details

All Artists: Tex Ritter
Title: Blood on the Saddle
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bear Family (Ger)
Release Date: 7/6/1999
Genre: Country
Styles: Cowboy, Classic Country
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 790051626020

Synopsis

Album Description

Full color 12 inch x 12 inch box from the Bear Family label. Features all 109 recordings the singing cowboy made between 1932 and December, 1947. All tracks are the original recordings & include 'Rye Whiskey', 'Boll Weevil And Froggie Went A-Courtin'', 'A Ridin' Old Paint/ Git Along Little Doggies', 'A Melody From The Sky', 'The Hills Of Old Wyoming', 'Singing In The Saddle', 'Sam Hall', 'I'm A Natural Cowboy' and 'Sing, Cowboy, Sing'. Also features a 12 inch x 12 inch 44 page booklet with a biography of Tex's early career, plus stills from hi

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CD Reviews

Great Compilation

G. Greene | 12/21/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Before there was the definitive "country and western" genre of music, there was what used to be called "cowboy songs," exemplified by Tex Ritter, Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, and others, popular in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. Many of these songs dealt with what it was like to ride the range on horseback, herding cattle, and fighting rustlers and natural disasters. And they all told a story, complete in 3 minutes, set to music.

The iconic cowboy was a solitary figure, usually with only his horse for company. There is a mournful quality to Tex Ritter's singing that harkens to that lone figure riding the vast plains.

What many people may not know is that Tex Ritter also made a number of recordings for children (most of which begin with "Now boys and girls . . ."). My very favorite of these -- and something that was worth the price of the entire 4-CD set -- is "The Phantom White Stallion of Skull Valley," guaranteed to send chills up your spine.

If you are looking for a nostalgic trip to mid-twentieth century America, you will surely enjoy this music."