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To some listeners, the name Guy Mitchell evokes contempt -- as the singer whose pop-styled covers of "Singin' the Blues" and "Knee Deep in the Blues" cut the legs out from under Marty Robbins' country-styled original renditions. To others, Mitchell evokes the last period of America's innocence, the mid-'50s, when he periodically ascended the pop charts in the company of singers like Frankie Laine. Mitchell was all of those things and more, in some ways a trail-blazer -- he was the first major recording artist whose career was crafted in the studio, by a record company, and sold to the public by way of records and the radio, not concerts. He was the precursor to the late-'50s teen idols crafted by the industry as an alternative to the burgeoning success of rock & roll. In contrast to some of the younger male singing idols of that era, however, Mitchell had a genuinely good voice as his starting point in music.









01. Heartaches by the Number
02. Crazy With Love 
03. Rock-A-Billy
04. Singing the Blues
05. Notify the F.B.I.
06. The Same Old Me 
07. Sunshine Guitar
08. My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You 
09. (Can't Get Enough of That) Sweet Stuff
10. Hoot Owl 
11. Knee Deep in the Blues 
12. Take Me Back Baby 
13. 'Cause I Love You, That's a Why
14. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 
15. The Roving Kind 
16. My Heart Cries for You 
17. A Dime and a Dollar 
18. My Truly, Truly Fair
19. House of the Swinging Bamboo 
20. Sparrow on the Treetop
21. Christopher Columbus 
22. Belle, Belle, My Liberty Belle  
23. Ninety Nine Years (Dead or Alive)  
24. Pretty Little Black-Eyed Suzie  
25. Unless


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