TIME LIFE Golden Age of Country 10 CD Box Set (2009) 158 Hit Songs Collection
Golden Age Of Country: The Wild Side Of Life1 Johnny Cash– I Walk The Line Written-By – J. Cash*
2 Tennessee Ernie Ford– Sixteen Tons
Written-By – M. Travis*
3 Hank Thompson– The Wild Side Of Life
Written-By – A. Carter*, W. Warren*
4 Jerry Lee Lewis– You Win Again
Written-By – H. Williams*
5 Sonny James– Young Love
Written-By – C. Joyner*, R. Cartey*
6 Merle Haggard And The Strangers (5)– Okie From Muskogee
Written-By – M. Haggard*, R. Burris*
7 George Jones (2)– The Race Is On
Written-By – D. Rollins*
8 Glen Campbell– Wichita Lineman
Written-By – J. Webb*
9 Wynn Stewart– It's Such A Pretty World Today
Written By – Noe
Written-By – D. Noe*
10 Ferlin Husky– Wings Of A Dove
Written-By – B. Ferguson*
11 Faron Young– Hello Walls
Written-By – W. Nelson*
12 George Jones & Melba Montgomery– We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds
Written-By – M. Montgomery*
13 The Louvin Brothers– I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby
Written-By – A. Inman*
14 Skeets McDonald– Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes
Written-By – S. Willet*
15 Margaret Whiting , and Jimmy Wakely– Slipping Around
Written-By – F. Tillman*
16 Slim Whitman– Indian Love Call
Written-By – O. Hammerstein*, O. Harbach*, R. Friml* Golden Age Of Country: Hillbilly Heaven1 Merle Haggard– Mama Tried
Written-By – M. Haggard*
2 George Jones (2)– She Thinks I Still Care
Written-By – D. Lipscomb*
3 Tex Ritter– I Dreamed Of A Hill-Billy Heaven
Written-By – E. Dean*, H. Southern*
4 Willie Nelson– Funny How Time Slips Away
Written-By – W. Nelson*
5 Glen Campbell– Galveston
Written-By – J. Webb*
6 The Louvin Brothers– My Baby's Gone
Written-By – H. Houser*
7 Jean Shepard And Ferlin Husky– A Dear John Letter
Written-By – B. Barton*, F. Owen*, L. Talley*
8 Tennessee Ernie Ford– Shotgun Boogie
Written-By – E. Ford*
9 Hank Thompson and His Brazos Valley Boys– Squaws Along The Yukon
Written-By – G. Smith*
10 Faron Young– Alone With You
Written-By – L. Vanadore*, R. Drusky*
11 Tommy Collins– You Better Not Do That
Written-By – T. Collins*
12 Ferlin Husky– Gone
Written-By – S. Rogers*
13 Del Reeves– Girl On The Billboard
Written-By – H. Mills*, W. Haynes*
14 Walter Brennan With The Johnny Mann Singers– Old Rivers
Written-By – Cliff Crofford
15 Wanda Jackson– Right Or Wrong
Written-By – W. Jackson*
16 Sonny James– You're The Only World I Know
Written-By – R. Tubert*, S. James*
The Golden Age Of Country: Honky-Tonk ManDisc One
1-1 Johnny Cash– Folsom Prison Blues
1-2 Don Gibson– Oh Lonesome Me
1-3 Marty Robbins– El Paso
1-4 Elvis Presley– Heartbreak Hotel
1-5 Charlie Walker (2)– Pick Me Up On Your Way Down
1-6 Bobby Bare– Detroit City
1-7 Jim Reeves– He'll Have To Go
1-8 Eddy Arnold– Make The World Go Away
1-9 Carl & Pearl Butler– Don't Let Me Cross Over
1-10 Claude King (2)– Wolverton Mountain
1-11 Jimmy Dean– Big Bad John
1-12 Tammy Wynette– Stand By Your Man
1-13 Billy Walker– Charlie's Shoes
1-14 The Statler Brothers– Flowers On The Wall
1-15 Henson Cargill– Skip A Rope
1-16 Charley Pride– Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger
Disc Two
2-1 Everly Brothers– Wake Up Little Susie
2-2 Jerry Lee Lewis– Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going On
2-3 Johnnie And Jack– (Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely
2-4 Ray Price– City Lights
2-5 Johnny Horton– Honky-Tonk Man
2-6 Lefty Frizzell– Saginaw, Michigan
2-7 Hank Locklin– Please Help Me, I'm Falling
2-8 Johnny Cash– Daddy Sang Bass
2-9 George Jones (2)– Walk Through This World With Me
2-10 David Houston– Almost Persuaded
2-11 Hank Snow– I've Been Everywhere
2-12 Porter Wagoner– Green, Green Grass Of Home
2-13 Buck Owens– My Heart Skips A Beat
2-14 Jeannie Seely– Don't Touch Me
2-15 Carl Smith (3)– Hey Joe!
2-16 The Davis Sisters– I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
Golden Age Of Country: Waltz Across Texas
Disc One
1-1 Hank Williams– Hey, Good Lookin'
1-2 George Jones (2)– White Lightning
1-3 Loretta Lynn– You Ain't Woman Enough
1-4 Leroy Van Dyke– Walk On By
1-5 Ernest Tubb– Waltz Across Texas
1-6 Conway Twitty– Next In Line
1-7 Roger Miller– King Of The Road
1-8 Patsy Cline– Crazy
1-9 Buck Owens– Love's Gonna Live Here
1-10 The Everly Brothers*– Bye Bye Love
1-11 Webb Pierce– In The Jailhouse Now
1-12 Kitty Wells– It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
1-13 Bill Monroe– Blue Moon Of Kentucky
1-14 Tom T. Hall– A Week In A Country Jail
1-15 Bill Anderson (2)– Mama Sang A Song
1-16 Jack Greene– There Goes My Everything
Disc Two
2-1 Hank Williams– Lovesick Blues
2-2 Patsy Cline– Walkin' After Midnight
2-3 Webb Pierce– There Stands The Glass
2-4 Kitty Wells– Makin' Believe
2-5 Johnny Cash– Ballad Of A Teenage Queen
2-6 Patti Page– The Tennessee Waltz
2-7 Bobby Helms– My Special Angel
2-8 George Jones (2)– Tender Years
2-9 Loretta Lynn– Don't Come Home A Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind)
2-10 Conway Twitty– It's Only Make Believe
2-11 The Wilburn Brothers– Trouble's Back In Town
2-12 Bill Anderson (2)– Still
2-13 Roy Drusky– Three Hearts In A Tangle
2-14 Jerry Lee Lewis– What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me)
2-15 Roger Miller– Dang Me
2-16 Osborne Brothers*– Rocky Top
Golden Age Of Country: Crazy ArmsDisc One
1-1 Marty Robbins– Singing The Blues
1-2 Carl Smith (3)– (When You Feel Like You're In Love) Don't Just Stand There
1-3 Lefty Frizzell– If You've Got The Money, I've Got The Time
1-4 Don Gibson– I Can't Stop Lovin' You
1-5 Ray Price– Crazy Arms
1-6 Jim Reeves– Four Walls
1-7 Elvis Presley– That's All Right
1-8 Eddy Arnold– The Cattle Call
1-9 Hank Snow– I'm Moving On
1-10 Porter Wagoner– The Carroll County Accident
1-11 Johnny Horton– The Battle Of New Orleans
1-12 Johnny Cash– A Boy Named Sue
1-13 The Browns (3)– The Three Bells (Les Trois Cloches)
1-14 Stonewall Jackson– Waterloo
1-15 Tammy Wynette & David Houston– My Elusive Dreams
1-16 Skeeter Davis– The End Of The World
Disc Two
2-1 Ray Price– Heartaches By The Number
2-2 Carl Perkins– Blue Suede Shoes
2-3 Porter Wagoner And Dolly Parton– The Last Thing On My Mind
2-4 Connie Smith– Once A Day
2-5 Charley Pride– Kaw-Liga
2-6 Johnny Cash & June Carter*– Jackson
2-7 Buck Owens– I've Got A Tiger By The Tail
2-8 Waylon Jennings– Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line
2-9 Little Jimmy Dickens– May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
2-10 Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys– The Ballad Of Jed Clampett
2-11 Tammy Wynette– D-I-V-O-R-C-E
2-12 Jim Ed Brown– Pop A Top
2-13 George Hamilton IV– Abilene
2-14 Pee Wee King– Slow Poke
2-15 Stuart Hamblen– This Ole House
2-16 Floyd Cramer– Last Date Golden Age Of Country: Hard To Find HitsDisc One
1-1 Red Sovine, Webb Pierce– Why Baby Why
1-2 Red Foley– Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy
1-3 Burl Ives– A Little Bitty Tear
1-4 Ernest Tubb– Thanks A Lot
1-5 Hawkshaw Hawkins– I Ain’t Never
1-6 Hawkshaw Hawkins– Lonesome 7-7203
1-7 Dave Dudley– Six Days On The Road
1-8 Loretta Lynn– I’m A Honky Tonk Girl
1-9 Ned Miller– From A Jack To A King
1-10 Leon Ashley– Laura (What’s He Got That I Ain’t Got?)
1-11 Johnny Wright (2)– Hello Vietnam
1-12 Bobby Edwards (3)– You’re The Reason
1-13 Jack Greene– Statue Of A Fool
1-14 Warner Mack– The Bridge Washed Out
1-15 Bill Anderson, Jan Howard*– For Loving You
Disc Two
2-1 Cowboy Copas– Alabam
2-2 Bobby Helms– Fraulien
2-3 Marvin Rainwater– Gonna Find Me A Bluebird
2-4 Wynn Stewart– Wishful Thinking
2-5 Johnny Tillotson– It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin’
2-6 Ernest Ashworth*– Talk Back Trembling Lips
2-7 Bob Luman– Let’s Think About Living
2-8 Roy Drusky & Pricilla Mitchell*– Yes, Mr. Peters
2-9 Jimmy C. Newman– A Fallen Star
2-10 Jimmie Skinner– I Found My Girl In The U.S.A.
2-11 The Carlisles– No Help Wanted
2-12 Bill Phillips (4)– Put It Off Until Tomorrow
2-13 Sheb Wooley– That’s My Pa
2-14 Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper– There’s A Big Wheel
2-15 Red Sovine– Giddyup Go
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