Eddy Arnold - Our Man Down South mp3 flac download

RCA released a slew of "Our Man" albums in 1963 to promote artists from Paul Anka to Pérez Prado in association with various cities or regions. Eddy Arnold represented the South by offering, among others, interpretations of Pat Boone's tragedy hit "Moody River," Johnny Horton's "The Ballad of New Orleans," and Leroy Van Dyke's "Black Cloud. There is no theme beyond the series' concept, and there are no hits either, since these cover versions were not issued on singles

Our Man Down South (1963). Album by Eddy Arnold. She Thinks I Still Care.

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Songs of the Young World. Walkin' in Love Land. The Everlovin' World of . .Turn the World Around. Thereby Hangs a Tale. Praise Him, Praise Him. Have Guitar Will Travel. My Darling, My Darling.

This song is by Eddy Arnold and appears on the album Our Man Down South (1962). Hal Hackady - Charles Naylor). When the wind's blowin' soft through the valleyAnd the rain's fallin' gentle and thinAnd it looks like the streams are a poppin'It seems it's comin', comin' green. When the sun's holdin' gold from the meadowAnd the land's laying still and sereneThen the folks will allow that they reckonAs how it's comin', comin' green.

My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You.