Ernest Tubb ~ Saturday Satan Sunday Saint
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2016
- This was the first real E.T. album I ever had besides Greatest Hits stuff and I've always liked it, except for one cut. Guess which one...
Track Listing:
Side 1
She's Looking Better by the Minute ~ (Jimmie Helms, Grant Townsley)
If I Ever Stop Hurtin' ~ (Billy Hughes)
Games People Play ~ (Joe South)
Making Believe ~ (Jimmy Work)
The Carroll County Accident ~ (Bob Ferguson)
Just a Drink Away ~ (Bobby Lewis, Billy Parker)
Side 2
Saturday Satan Sunday Saint ~ (Wayne P. Walker)
Today I Started Loving You Again ~ (Merle Haggard, Bonnie Owens)
Folsom Prison Blues ~ (Johnny Cash)
Tommy's Doll ~ (Glenn D. Tubb, Jack Moran)
One More Memory ~ (Bobby George, Vern Stovall)
Sessions Info:
February 27 1968 Bradley's Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Buck Evans, Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Billy Pfender, Bob Wilson. Producer: Owen Bradley)
IF I EVER STOP HURTIN' DL 75122
December 20 1968 Bradley's Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Steve Chapman, Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Noel Stanley, Harold Bradley, Erroll Jernigan, Hargus Robbins + Jordanaires. Producer: Owen Bradley)
SATURDAY SATAN, SUNDAY SAINT 32448/ DL 75122
TOMMY'S DOLL 32448/DL 75122
ONE MORE MEMORY 32532/DL 75122
March 3 1969 Bradley's Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Billy Parker, Buddy Charleton, Noel Stanley, James Wilkerson, Erroll Jernigan, Hargus Robbins + Jordanaires. Producer: Owen Bradley)
FOLSOM PRISON BLUES DL 75122
MAKING BELIEVE DL 75122
March 17 1969 Bradley's Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Billy Parker, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Noel Stanley, Errol Jernigan, Jerry Smith + Jordanaires. Producer: Owen Bradley)
THE CARROLL COUNTY ACCIDENT DL 75122
TODAY I STARTED LOVING YOU AGAIN DL 75122
GAMES PEOPLE PLAY DL 75122
March 18 1969 Bradley's Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Billy Parker, Buddy Charleton, Noel Stanley, Harold Bradley, Errol Jernigan, Jerry Smith + Jordanaires. Producer: Owen Bradley)
SHE'S LOOKING BETTER BY THE MINUTE DL 75122
JUST A DRINK AWAY 32532/DL 75122
do not care for 95% of new country, but older country like this ... so good
The 17 dislikes are from new age country bumpkins
When country was cool🌹
I have this LP and it's worn to the bone. I no longer have a player so it's so great to listen to again.
00:00 : She’s Looking Better by the Minute
02:39 : If I Ever Stop Hurtin'
05:26 : Games People Play
08:18 : Making Believe
11:23 : Carroll County Accident
14:26 : Just a Drink Away
17:19 : Saturday Satan, Sunday Saint
20:31 : Today I Started Loving You Again
23:09 : Folsom Prison Blues
26:06 : Tommy’s Doll
28:58 : One More Memory
thank you
Thank you brother
As Earnest would say-thanks. Then he would turn his guitar back around.
Great stuff wish more people knew what good country sounds like. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you found it and enjoyed it.
yes
That's that's real southern welcome
The mans a legend
this is great.good ol county music.thanks
Glad you enjoyed it.
I guess I am pretty randomly asking but do anyone know a good site to stream new series online ?
@Gordon Lachlan flixportal :)
@Daxton Rhett Thanks, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I appreciate it!!
@Gordon Lachlan you are welcome :D
I'm really enjoying the Ernest Tubb music.my childhood days.
Gotta love Ernest tubb
Yea, it's good stuff.
What an awesome record.... and this coming from a person who likes Jazz, Blues, Soul, RnB, Country, Rockabilly etc. Great concept record and statement on American culture wars at the time
what a beautiful songs.Greetings from Southamerica
Fantastic, thank´s for sharin´the songs !! 👍
True country.
thanks for uploading this LP. It is unavailable on any streaming platform. so so good.
Great to hear you enjoyed it !!
Awesome 👍 cowboy styles hahahaha songs awesome I love how he put the words together and make a hit
Thanks 2packs4sure for this good old country music! I´m from Czech republic (Central Europe) and I´m country music big fan since I was 14 years old and E. T. is one of my favorite singers. Well done, thanks a lot (truly, not the way as E.T. sings! ;-) )!!! Many greatings to Texas from Europe! :-)
Thanks Bluegrass Lady and a big hello from Houston Texas !!
A good first choise and it of course still holds today, thanks 2-pack
It wasn't a choice, a neighbor gave me the album because they thought i'd like it and they were right.
Well, lucky you had neighbors with the right taste in music
The more i listen to Et albums, the more i love them. How can he be topped?
Well,,,, ET stands alone,, no one else ever sounded like him.
This album was the my very first ET album.
I've heard it HUNDREDS of times and I still enjoy it...
It's not peak ET but it's damn good.
@@2packs4sure what’s your opinion on ET’s peek album ?
@@NothingNowhereNoOne There is more than one really but since this has been my #1 peak ET album pick for years I'll stick with it..
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Greetings 4sure m8, im half a plus another. But your uploads are of Legends.
Great to hear you're enjoying them !!
I believe Garth Brooks was the start of the bad country music we have today.
Nah,, Peggy, it started LONG before Garth. The 70's really.
It's hard to blame ANYONE because what they ALL wanted was to sell records and be successful and if that meant hard country, country rock, pop country, straight pop with a splash of steel,,, whatever... They tried it.
All those hard country guys tried some countryfied rock stuff in the 50's when Elvis was eating their lunch.
Webb Pierce, George Jones, even Ernest did a few.
Some of that stuff is great by the way..
If Ernest Tubb or George Jones or Kitty Wells could have held their heads at an angle or found a little trick in their vocals and figured out a way to sing a smoooth country pop ballad like Eddy Arnold or Ray Price and sold MILLIONS and MILLIONS of records in the 60's and 70's and got filthy rich like those guys did without all the touring and hole in the wall joints they had to play they would have AT LEAST thought about it... Who could blame them.
Knowing E.T. he probably would have passed cause he was pure country and a man of great integrity,, but,,, that scenario i laid out and all the money it would have meant to those performers ,,, that would be tough for anyone to resist.
Even E.T.
We'll never know.
Of course back to reality,, there was NO WAY an E.T., Webb Pierce, Kitty Wells, or George Jones could do what Ray Price did. They were just too country and there was no hiding it.
Thank God.
Having said all that, Garth had an amazing voice and i never liked him, talented guy and all, just not for me.
Agree, money can tempt most anyone, and ET did try for the larger audience at least once,(House Of Glass) we all are to blame for Country going Pop as we supported it, and as you said some of it was great, Ray, Marty,Faron,Eddy, & even Ferlin Huskie all did the Poppy stuff great.Thanks
ET tried it a few times but mainly it was because Skeeter Davis who was touring with him in the mid to late 50's talked him into it.
She LOVED rock and roll and knew it well, ET would just like the song for what it was and tried em' out.
I think it was John Denver & Glen Campbell. Things always change, sadly.
GENTLEMAN JIM REVESE
Really enjoyed this. Thanks 2packs
Great Mister Tubb..and Texas boys
Glad you enjoyed it and always remember Tubb,,, never Tubbs.
WICKED BAND,,,AS GOOD AS IT GETS
In Oct 1954 he was jamming with Elvis Presley at his record shop in Nashville = unfortunately there isn't any KNOWN recording or footage in existence 👎
Mycke bra country !
Great collection photos... great music, and great title to an album!
On a positive note, Covid-19 has definitely afforded us ample opportunity to indulge in lengthy sonic masterpieces!
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#Audioded
Thanks,,, glad you enjoyed it !!
Hi , John! Not sure how I got here… probably from a mix of my favorite songs.🤣 I got a call from my best friend and was on the phone for an hour… I think I was going to share this song, so I will. I hope all is well with you! Haven’t heard from you in a long while! 🤗🎶❤️🤣
Hey Ruth how are you ?!?!??
I've been in the thick of some home renovations for a while but I'm doing ok..
Not enjoying it AT ALL... lol
P.S. and FYI,, you say "this song" but it's the whole album..
Saturday Satan Sunday Saint is track 7 at 17:20 ..
@@2packs4sure Told you I didn’t know what was doing! 🤣 Right now renovations are going on here too! The kitchen has a wall removed between it and the dining room, except for lower cabinets all appliances and flooring being replaced.. all new walls. Recessed lighting ( dimmable) . The whole house is being remodeled! It’s a mess! I stay hidden in my area.. ! Time for me to go on vacation! Told my Aunt in Louisiana that I would try to be there in May since I missed her 100th birthday party in December! Are you going to come to my 100th birthday? 😁 Take care, don’t overdo! Best of luck.. I don’t seem to have any luck on winning the lottery! 🤣❤️
@@ruthboykin9873 Hey,, you didn't have to tell me you didn't know what you were doing !! :)
@@2packs4sure you should know me by now! Blah blah blah.. yeah and I forgot to play the lottery again! Dang it now you’ll never get that truck! 😁
@@ruthboykin9873 Hey now,, don't say never,, you could just buy me the truck !!
I feel certain it would make you feel better and for that alone it's worth it for me !!! lol
My Papa wrote this song with Jimmy Helms.
She's looking better by the minute!
Your dad was Wayne Walker?
@@am455 Oh I see, your dad co wrote She's Lookin' Better By The Minute....
Awesome! Always loved that song!
@@2packs4sure hahahah
Hi there John! Just listening to -She looks better by the minute… on this album! Do you not like this song? I think it’s great! By the way; what is your drink of choice??
I love She's looking better by the minute,,, if you're talking about the song I didn't like that I talked about in description it's Tommy's Doll ,, I can't stand it..
I don't drink anymore
I spent 40 years drinking hard not a big problem but I was a hard drinker,, beer and booze but the last of my drinking friends moved off and out of Houston in the late nineties and all of a sudden I realized I didn't drink anymore..
I never even tried to stop drinking..
But on rare occasions if I get going I get going !!
I like a Jack and Coke,,, beer,, scotch and soda,, beer ,, wine ,, beer and beer...
I'm a super friendly happy drunk too..
😀😀
2-pack where are you from?lm from Dallas,Texas
I'm from Houston and I'm still here,,,,,,, didn't plan it that way.......
+2packs4sure GOOD MORNING 2PACKS.I'M HAVING A BUD-LIGHT LONGNECK AND LISTENING TO E.T.and yes I have a 2PACKS 4 sure.
@@2packs4sure - Great channel 2packs! This is the music my family listened to growing up in California in the 70s. This music reminds me of happier times...
@@paolo-n2000 That's great to hear, I'm glad you're enjoying it !
17:20
You said you liked all but one cut. Let me guess. Saturday Satan, Sunday Saint, maybe because you felt convicted?! If so, I think its really just a wake up call for most of us Christians. We are all a work in progress. And we still sin. Its just we try not to, and we feel convicted when we do!!!!!! Let me know if I guessed correctly. Thanks for the upload!
Lol,, no the one I don't care for is Tommy's Doll,,, it's too sentimental and cutesy for my liking...
@@2packs4sure Yeah, I kind of agree. Ernest Tubb always came across to me as a manly sort of man, so it seemed a bit "off" for him to record this? Surely he didn't write it. Did he write many of his songs?
@@Dion-rz3fz Oh yeah,, ET wrote a bunch of his own stuff and he was a man's man but those guys back then loved that sentimental stuff and TONS of country music folks back in the day loved it too.
And recitations which I don't like at all...
@@2packs4sure Well we will have to agree to disagree. Because I have to confess I like some of the sappy stuff too! One of my favorites is a recitation called HOUSE OF SHAME by Porter Wagoner. I have to confess to getting a tear drop welling up every time I hear it. Lol. And Porter and Dolly's, THE PARTY, which one commenter said was the most morbid thing he had ever listened too! Lol. To me the "cheesy quality is almost part of the appeal. And I like much of Red Sovines stuff too. Especially DREAM HOUSE FOR SALE.
@@Dion-rz3fz Like I said A LOT of people loved that stuff..
Just not me..
No shame..
I had no idea that Ernest Tubb recorded popcountry, i thought he was the only one of all the country legends of the 1950s that never recorded a popcountry song. This makes me so disappointed...
Well, ET would have preferred to cut records and keep the sound the way he had it in the 40's FOREVER, that was what he really loved. Simple, straight country Jimmie Rodgers style,,,,,,,, that was his thing.
I'm sure Decca records through Owen Bradley pushed him in those directions and they were ultimately his boss if he wanted to make records especially in the late 60's when he was well past his prime as a seller of records.
So don't be disappointed in ET,,,,,,,,,,, AND ,,,,,, he cut a few pop"ish" sides in the late 50's - early 60's too during the Elvis years mainly because Skeeter Davis talked him into it. Like this, ua-cam.com/video/hYZs_t9FqFY/v-deo.html ~ I love it by the way.
BUT,
Just remember that 98% of ALL his output from 1936 -1982,,,,,, OVER 800,,,, I repeat,,,,, OVER EIGHT HUNDRED SIDES,,,,,,, were straight country.
Around 700 of those plus or minus, were for Decca.
It may be 99%, 800 straight country songs recorded and "maybe" 20 semi pop sides in there....
I suck at math and I don't know the actual # of popcountry sides he cut but it's a low #...........
The defense rests.................
Really interesting reading all these comments. Your page is superb and I appreciate your knowledge of the music's history.
2packs4sure You seem to have such a wealth of knowledge. Have you been an ET fan for years? You seem to be very dedicated and have a great ET collection. Where have you acquired most of your info and collection? Just curious. Ernest always seemed to have such a wonderful, loyal fan base.
It was 1969. Why couldn't he do a pop" country song?
Tommy's Doll is the turd on this lp. All the other tracks are great.
Why would you say that. I understand it may not be your cup of tea, but it is an excellent tune. Ranks right up there with Heartbreaker, by the Stones.
😏😒🤔The Nashville gatekeepers really messed it all up. The popcountry is just underwhelming. The sloppiness in dress code. That combs Bryan etc..... Sooooo sloppy.... T shirts. btf baseball caps...... Nooooooooo 🤔😏😒