One of the few early Carl Smith songs I'm unfamiliar with. Does anyone know when this was released and what the flip side was?
@bobharris7046
7 жыл бұрын
joe blow -This was a show shot between 1954 to 1958 by Al Gannaway Productions. They were not at the Opry house, The Opry had nothing to do with them. Shot with a 35mm movie camera, they were top quality. They were made at Owen Bradley's Barn in Nashville . What the Opry made in the '50's were black and white. These were the first ever, of color of the Opry stars. There is no backside of this song because it is not a recording. If you would like more information on how these films were made, you can go to Google, ask for June Webb and Al Gannaway productions. She sung on that show, she tells you exactly how they were made.
@kentthompson6326
4 жыл бұрын
The song title is actually "If You Want It, I've Got It" recorded in Hollywood for Columbia in 1956. It was released on the album "Smith's The Name" CL1022 in 1957. It also available in the Bear Family Box Set of Carl's Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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