Revered for decades as one of the Kings of Memphis Rockabilly for the scintillating records he made for Sam Phillips’ legendary Sun imprint, the late Warren Smith was always a country boy at heart. After the rock ‘n’ roll boom was over he cut some of the best hardcore country shuffles of the early 60s. It was R ‘n’ R that built Warren’s reputation, but honky tonkin’ country that gave him his hits and made him a frequent visitor to the Billboard Country Charts between 1960 and 1964.The A and B of every single that Warren released between 1956 and 1962 can be found in this new Jasmine CD – remastered, as always, from the finest available sources – along with all the non-single tracks from his first and only album from 1960, plus some quality 1950s cuts that inexplicably failed to make the cut when they were originally recorded.

• 1. Rock 'N' Roll Ruby
• 2. I'd Rather Be Safe Than Sorry
• 3. Ubangi Stomp
• 4. Black Jack David
• 5. Miss Froggie
• 6. So Long I'm Gone
• 7. I Got Love If You Want It
• 8. I Fell In Love
• 9. Sweet, Sweet Girl To Me
• 10. Goodbye Mr. Love
• 11. The Darkest Cloud
• 12. Who Took My Baby
• 13. Red Cadillac and a Black Moustache
• 14. Stop the World
• 15. Dear John
• 16. Hank Snow Medley (I'm Movin' On/Golden Rocket/Rhumba Boogie
• 17. Tell Me Who
• 18. Tonight Will Be the Last Night
• 19. I Don't Believe I'll Fall In Love Today
• 20. Cave In
• 21. Whole Lotta Nothin'
• 22. Odds and Ends (Bits and Pieces)
• 23. The Call of the Wild
• 24. Old Lonesome Feeling
• 25. (That's) Why I'm Walkin'
• 26. Why Baby Why
• 27. Five Minutes of the Latest Blues
• 28. Bad News Gets Around
• 29. Book of Broken Hearts
• 30. 160 Lbs. of Hurt
• 31. After the Boy Gets the Girl
• 32. I Still Miss Someone
• 33. Kissing My Pillow