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| 1. YOUR SQUAW IS ON THE WARPATH | |||
| 2. LIVING MY LIFETIME FOR YOU | |||
| 3. SNEAKIN' IN | |||
| 4. YOU'VE JUST STEPPED IN (From Stepping out on Me) | |||
| 5. TAKING THE PLACE OF MY MAN | |||
| 6. KAW-LIGA | |||
| 7. LET ME GO, YOU'RE HURTIN' ME | |||
| 8. HARPER VALLEY P.T.A. | |||
| 9. I WALK ALONE | |||
| 10. HE'S SOMEWHERE BETWEEN YOU AND ME | |||
| 11. YOU AIN'T WOMAN ENOUGH (To Take My Man) | |||
| 12. DON'T COME HOME A-DRINKIN' (With Lovin' on Your Mind) | |||
| 13. FIST CITY | |||
| 14. JACKSON AIN'T A VERY BIG TOWN | |||
| 15. YOU DIDN'T LIKE MY LOVIN' | |||
| 16. I'VE GOT TEXAS IN MY HEART | |||
| 17. YOU NEVER WERE MINE | |||
| 18. SOMEBODY'S BACK IN TOWN | |||
| 19. A SATISFIED MIND | |||
| 20. HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE | |||
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Two original, classic country albums by LORETTA LYNN - Your Squaw is on the Warpath (Decca, 1969) and Fist City (Decca, 1968) - finally available on CD. Your Squaw is on the Warpath and Fist City are highly soughtafter works and are perfect examples of Ly
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By R. Loder
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A nice compilation of two of Loretta Lynns late 1960's albums with a bonus of 8 tracks released as singles during the same period. Loretta's career was already well established when these albums were released in 1968 and 1969, but each set out the no-messing message that she was later to take on a couple of steps more with songs like The Pill. The track listing is available on amazon.com and bears a look, because if you are looking for a song called Barney which appeared on the first vinyl release of Your Squaw Is On The Warpath, it isn't here. Probably a contractual problem, but be warned. Everything else is here, and the bonus singles are good value, giving a total of 29 tracks.
The artwork for Your Squaw Is On The Warpath is distinctly 1960's, certainly not a brilliant idea, but it was part of the original release, so needed to be included.
Of the two albums featured, Fist City seems marginally the better with material that Loretta puts her heart into. Loretta always did use Wilburn Brothers material, their associations go back a long way, but her version of Somebodys Back In Town is very good, as is the Porter Wagoner staple, Satisfied Mind. Sprinkled on both albums is also her own material because Loretta could write as well as sing. The singles are valuable because they show clearly why Loretta Lynn had such a successful career. Albums made you money, but singles kept you in the publics eye, and Loretta never forgot that.
This is a reissue from Raven that is worth seeking out. I hope that more of Loretta Lynn's albums get the same treatment, because she sure made a lot of them, and there are some gems in the early releases like the astonishing Hymns and the defining Don't Come Home a'Drinking.
The artwork for Your Squaw Is On The Warpath is distinctly 1960's, certainly not a brilliant idea, but it was part of the original release, so needed to be included.
Of the two albums featured, Fist City seems marginally the better with material that Loretta puts her heart into. Loretta always did use Wilburn Brothers material, their associations go back a long way, but her version of Somebodys Back In Town is very good, as is the Porter Wagoner staple, Satisfied Mind. Sprinkled on both albums is also her own material because Loretta could write as well as sing. The singles are valuable because they show clearly why Loretta Lynn had such a successful career. Albums made you money, but singles kept you in the publics eye, and Loretta never forgot that.
This is a reissue from Raven that is worth seeking out. I hope that more of Loretta Lynn's albums get the same treatment, because she sure made a lot of them, and there are some gems in the early releases like the astonishing Hymns and the defining Don't Come Home a'Drinking.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Finally.
1 Nov 2011
By bill richard
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Being a huge Loretta Lynn fan, this has been a long time coming. Very few of her original studio albums have been released on cd. I have both of these albums on vinyl and love them both. Hoping this cd sells well because I would love them to re-issue more of her several dozen original LPs.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Barney?
20 Nov 2011
By Michael A. Sugarman
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Although collectors made somewhat of a big deal about the song "Barney" being included on early issues of "Squaws" LP and then later omitted, and omitted from this CD, that shouldn't stop anybody from buying this CD. "Barney" was one of the stupidest country songs ever written, and the reason it was deleted from subsequent issues of "Squaws" LP was that the melody was copied from that of an annoying cigarette jingle, I believe Salem cigarettes. Not a great or memorable melody at all, totally derivative, bad silly lyrics, if it was Loretta who "wrote" the song, it represents the lowest possible ebb in the career of an otherwise great singer/songwriter. So don't hesitate to buy this CD, the Raven re-issues have all been great, this one as well.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome two-fer!!!
15 May 2013
By Corey Guthrie
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As always, Raven Australia always comes up with the coolest cds, across two cd's they have put together probably my 4 favorite 'etter LP's on cd, which include many of my favorites of hers
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