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Chet Atkins - Stringin' Along With Chet Atkins [RCA Records LPM-1236] (1956)

Dynamic Range Released: 1956
Country: US
Label: RCA Records
Catalog: LPM-1236
Genre: Country / Pop

Item# SR-RCLPM1236re
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG
This Reissue: 1961

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Oh By Jingo!
02 Indian Love Call
03 Memphis Blues
04 12th Street Rag
05 Gallopin' Guitar
06 St. Louis Blues
07 Main Street Breakdown
08 Hello Ma Baby
09 Alice Blue Gown
10 Blue Gypsy
11 Black Mountain Rag
12 The 3rd Man Theme

Stringin' Along With Chet Atkins
Chet Atkins

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Album Review

by William Ruhlmann [allmusic.com]

In 1953, RCA Victor packaged some of Chet Atkins' recordings of the early '50s into the 10'' LP Stringin' Along With Chet Atkins. Three years later, the label added some more tracks to fill out the album for the 12'' format. The 1956 12-track version of Stringin' Along combines the master guitarist's versions of some Tin Pan Alley (''Oh! By Jingo,'' ''Hello Ma Baby''), show music (''Indian Love Call''), and blues (''Memphis Blues,'' ''St. Louis Blues'') of the early part of the century with some Atkins originals (''Galloping on the Guitar,'' ''Blue Gypsy'') and the popular ''Third Man Theme'' from the 1949 movie. Atkins' playing is as distinctive as ever, and if the sources of the material are various, his style holds it together into a coherent collection.