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Cattle Call
Released: 2005, originally recorded prior to 1972
Label: Sony BMG Music Entertainment

Collectors' Choice Music

Eddy Arnold appeared in two Columbia Westerns, Feudin' Rhythm (1949) and Hoedown (1950). Neither of these films did much for Columbia. However, he had a successful solo recording career, and according to Douglas Green's book Singing in the Saddle, Arnold considered Gene Autry his musical hero and inspiration. The song he is most identified with is "The Cattle Call," and it was a #1 record in 1955.

The title track on this CD, Arnold sings many Western standards written by the best - Bob Nolan, Cindy Walker, and others. Enjoy his rendition of traditional tunes like "The Streets of Laredo," and favorites like "Cool Water."

TRACK LISTING

1. The Streets of Laredo
2. Cool Water

3. Cattle Call

4. Leanin' On The Old Top Rail
5. Ole Faithful
6. A Cowboy's Dream
7. The Wayward Wind

8. Tumbling Tumbleweeds
9. Cowpoke
10. Where The Mountains Meet The Sky
11. Sierra Sue

12. Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie

13. (Jim) I Wore A Tie Today