Melba Montgomery "Down Home" complete mono vinyl Lp

Produced by Pappy Dailey
Released August 1964 United Artists Records - UAL 3369
A1 Lies Can't Hide What's On My Mind
Melba Montgomery, Carl Montgomery
A2 Hall Of Shame
George Riddle
A3 The Face
Melba Montgomery, B. Hayes
A4 Why Does The Lady Cry
Melba Montgomery
A5 We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds
Melba Montgomery
A6 Before She Changed Your Mind
Melba Montgomery
B1 I'll Always Keep On Loving You
Country Johnny Mathis
B2 I Can't Change Overnight
Country Johnny Mathis, George Jones
B3 The Greatest One Of All
George Riddle
B4 There's A Friend In The Way
Onie Wheeler
B5 What's Bad For You Is Good For Me
Melba Montgomery, Carl Montgomery
B6 Don't Make Me Build Another Wall
Melba Montgomery, Carl Montgomery

[@countryboywilliams6755]

THIS IS REAL COUNTRY MUSIC...LIKE IT`S SUSPOSE TO BE

[@julianbusette2579]

Big Big Big Melba fan. I am 71 years old and I have listened to Melba all my life especially when she duets with George Jones

[@dangriffin1188]

Love the backup band,some of the best Okie music money can buy.

[@louispruitt4091]

I am 87 years old and LOVE to listen to Melba. I talked with her briefly in the early 1960s at a show at the East Point, Georgia City Auditorium

[@jeanniesmith2915]

I'm 76 years old and I grew up with this wonderful country music thank you James for playing it takes me back in time

[@phyllisjaco7076]

I'm 73 and like you I grew up on this style of music. I love it.

[@frederickjoicey104]

James, I first heard Melba on an LP duet with the Legend George Jones. Their voices seemed to be meant for such a combination. (The LP I heard was in the 1970s, here in the UK) These songs and performances from the late 50s to the mid 1980s will never be bettered by all those artists who have now passed on. Garth Brooks, one good hit, and swinging around from the bloody ceiling !!
I still search the net (at 80 years old) and find "new" to me songs by Melba, George, Mel Tillis, and all those great singers who just appeared on stage with a guitar, or mic., and did not need to make an appearance from the heights. Many thanks for your ownload.

[@peggymiller4396]

Am 85, love Melba Montgomery. Her voice is clear. Thank you for sharing her songs with us older people.

[@rustybeltway2373]

Did you know Melba was a songwriter? She penned a few on this record, including We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds.
She's got a classic hillbilly voice too, like Jeanie Shepperd. I always appreciate that.

[@AlexanderGeorgeMorrison]

Lovely voice. Hardly known in the UK at all.Internet access excellent for finding similarly great singers.

[@frankstecker5675]

Wonderfull...Melba Montgomery.

[@dixieboy5689]

Shes the best there is ... ever was !! I always want more of Miss Melbas singing.
Thx for this.

[@gretaalcindor3913]

Very nice songs,,I am enjoying it very much, Thank you for Sharing

[@artstreb3544]

Thank you for this James. I am 71 also and you can't go wrong with a Melba Montgomery song.

[@antoniofernandesdequeiroga6197]

Melba Montgomery reveals great talent as a songwriter.

[@countryboywilliams6755]

MELBA`S PURE COUNTRY GOLD...LOVE HER VOICE

[@apriljoy6177]

Yes

[@MSASteelerPSG]

Love Melba. Thanks for posting. ❤

[@rebeccad5988]

Very nice Thank you James T Jordan 🎼🎶

[@ccr508]

Always loved her toast.

[@georgeignatiusferreira6203]

I love this real old Skool country in Vinel and Qaulity Voices

[@TheNuklearMoose]

Just found this yesterday at the record store. Glad I can listen to it here too when im not home!

[@rockindaddy6535]

Excelente !!

[@dixieboy5688]

Do I hear the Little Possum ? It sure sounds good. Great LP. thanks

[@rodan2852]

Did she sing with a girl named Connie on Roy Acuff's "Open House"? Beautiful just beautiful

[@JamesTJordan1]

I do know that Melba was a "girl singer" with Roy Acuff's show before she went solo.