Western is alive and kickin' at Bear Family. Our previous two volumes of western themes 'My Rifle, My Pony And Me' (BCD 15625) and 'From Alamo To El Dorado' (BCD 15983) were so successful that we've done a third. Culled from the cream of movie and television westerns from the Forties to the Sixties, 'Wanderin' Star' includes some of the rip roaringest, shit kickin'est, boot scootin'est theme songs of all time, from the mellowness of Tennessee Ernie's River Of No Return to Frankie Laine's full-throated version of 3:10 To Yuma. It's headlined by Lee Marvin's surprise #1 hit, Wanderin' Star, and includes such rarities as Ricky Nelson's Get Along Home Cindy from Rio Bravo
3 Nelson, Ricky & w. Brennan - the Call of the Far Away Hills
4 Young, Victor - River of No Return
5 Ford, Tennessee Ernie - Jim Bowie
6 McRae, Gordon - High Noon
7 Laine, Frankie - Bonanza
8 Rose, David - You Can't Get Far Without a Railroad
9 Stewart, James - the Ballad of Wes Tancred
10 Arnold, Eddy - a Man Is As Good As His Word
11 Lancers - the Man Who Shot Liberty Valence
12 Pitney, Gene - Laramie
13 Allen, Rex - the Comancheros
14 King, Claude - Young Billy Young
15 Mitchum, Robert - King of the Five Card Stud
16 Martin, Dean - Wagon Train
17 Sons of the Pioneers - the Last Wagon
18 Ritter, Tex - Whiskey, Leave Me Alone
19 Douglas, Kirk & Dewey Martin - Johnny Guitar
20 Lee, Peggy - the Last Frontier
21 Draper, Rusty - Hannah Lee
22 Mitchell, Guy - Tales of the Wells Fargo
23 Prairie Chiefs - 3:10 to Yuma
24 Laine, Frankie - Ballad of Waterhole #3 (Code of the West)
25 Miller, Roger - Happy Trails to You
Western is alive and kickin' at Bear Family. Our previous two volumes of western themes 'My Rifle, My Pony And Me' (BCD 15625) and 'From Alamo To El Dorado' (BCD 15983) were so successful that we've done a third. Culled from the cream of movie and television westerns from the Forties to the Sixties, 'Wanderin' Star' includes some of the rip roaringest, shit kickin'est, boot scootin'est theme songs of all time, from the mellowness of Tennessee Ernie's River Of No Return to Frankie Laine's full-throated version of 3:10 To Yuma. It's headlined by Lee Marvin's surprise #1 hit, Wanderin' Star, and includes such rarities as Ricky Nelson's Get Along Home Cindy from Rio Bravo
