Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. Don't Let Our Love Die - (previously unreleased, 1951 version)
2. Keep a Lovin' Me
3. Bye Bye Love
4. I Wonder If I Care as Much
5. Hey, Doll Baby - (demo version)
6. Wake up Little Susie
7. Maybe Tomorrow
8. All I Have to Do Is Dream
9. Claudette
10. Brand New Heartache
11. Bird Dog
12. Devoted to You
13. Problems
14. Long Time Gone
15. I'm Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail
16. Kentucky
17. Poor Jenny
18. Take a Message to Mary
19. I Kissed You, ('Til)
20. Let It Be Me
21. Since You Broke My Heart
22. When Will I Be Loved
23. Like Strangers
DISC 2:
1. Cathy's Clown
2. Always It's You
3. So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad)
4. That's What You Do to Me
5. Sleepless Nights
6. Carol Jane
7. Lucille
8. Made to Love
9. Stick With Me Baby
10. Love Hurts
11. So How Come (No One Loves Me)
12. Donna, Donna
13. Ebony Eyes
14. Walk Right Back
15. Why Not
16. Temptation
17. Don't Blame Me
18. Muskrat - (single version)
19. Crying in the Rain
20. I'm Not Angry
21. Step It up and Go
22. That's Old Fashioned (That's the Way Love Should Be)
23. How Can I Meet Her?
24. Nancy's Minuet - (alternate version)
25. Nice Guy - (previously unreleased, alternate take)
26. Don't Ask Me to Be Friends
27. No One Can Make My Sunshine Smile
28. So It Always Will Be, (So It Was...So It Is)
29. I'm Afraid
30. Girl Sang the Blues, The
31. Love Her
32. Ferris Wheel, The
33. Things Go Better With Coke - (previously unreleased)
DISC 3:
1. Gone, Gone, Gone
2. Torture
3. You're My Girl
4. Price of Love, The
5. It Only Costs a Dime
6. Love Is Strange
7. Man With Money
8. To Show I Love You
9. I'll See Your Light
10. It's All Over
11. I Used to Love You
12. And I'll Go - (previously unreleased)
13. Power of Love, (You Got) The
14. Leave My Girl Alone
15. Somebody Help Me
16. So Lonely
17. Kiss Your Man Goodbye
18. Collector, The
19. Even If I Hold It in My Hand (Hard Luck Story) - (previously unreleased)
20. Bowling Green
21. I Don't Want to Love You
22. Mary Jane
23. Love of the Common People
24. You're Just What I Was Looking For Today
DISC 4:
1. Empty Boxes
2. Love With Your Heart
3. Milk Train
4. Lord of the Manor
5. Mama Tried
6. T For Texas
7. I Wonder If I Care as Much - (version two)
8. You Done Me Wrong
9. Turn Around
10. Omaha
11. I'm on My Way Home Again
12. Cuckoo Bird
13. Carolina in My Mind
14. My Little Yellow Bird
15. Stories We Could Tell
16. Green River
17. Poems, Prayers and Promises
18. Paradise
19. On the Wings of a Nightingale
20. Why Worry
21. Arms of Mary
22. Born Yesterday
23. Don't Let Our Love Die - (1990 version)
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | Chet Atkins, Glen Campbell, Hal Blaine, Hank Garland, James Burton, Jimmy Page, Leon Russell, Paul McCartney | | Distributor: | WEA (Distributor) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Mixed | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Don Everly, Phil Everly (vocals, guitar); Sammy Pruett, Jimmy Smith, Ray Edenton, Sonny Curtis, Harold Bradley, Bill Pitman, Donnie Lanier, Al Casey, Jay Lacy, Ron Elliott (guitar); Buddy Emmons (steel guitar); Floyd Cramer, Marvin Hughes (piano); Don Randi (keyboards); Roy Huskey, Floyd "Lightnin" Chance, Jerry Byrd, Bert Dodson, Charles Berghofer, Lyle Ritz, Dale Hallcom, Terry Slater, Joe Osborne (bass); Larry Knechtel (bass, keyboards); Buddy Harman, Jerry Allison, Earl Palmer, Jim Gordon, Jon Sargent (drums); Anita Kerr Singers (background vocals); Billy Preston, Van Dyke Parks, Clarence White, Gene Parsons, Gram Parsons, John Sebastian, Ry Cooder, Dave Edmunds, Albert Lee.
Producers include: Archie Bleyer, Dick Glasser, Lenny Waronker, Wes Farrell, Dave Edmunds.
Compilation producers: Andrew Sandoval, Bill Inglot, Gary Stewart.
Recorded between 1951 and 1990. Includes a 64-page color booklet with liner notes by Ken Barnes and Andrew Sandoval and track-by-track interviews with Phil and Don Everly.
Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot and Ken Perry.
The Everly Brothers are one of the most enduring influences of early rock 'n' roll. Literally growing up on stage, Don and Phil Everly personified rock's changing face from its country and R&B roots to its exploration of psychedelia.
As boys, they sang on their father's family radio show on KMA in Iowa. Moving to Knoxville in 1953 to pursue a career as a duo, they cut their teeth for the next four years on material that was more mainstream and urban than their countrified origins. In 1957 they scored big with "Bye Bye Love," a perfect summary of their musical heritage. The song featured a rocking guitar intro showing their tougher rock leanings, swooning vocals worthy of their wholesome country background, and subject matter laced with the carefully insinuated innocence of Tin Pan Alley.
HEARTACHES & HARMONIES gives awe-inspiring testimony to the Everlys' position as early rock's most influential duo. Their impeccable harmonies laid the groundwork for what people later confused as Beatle creations. Listen to the Beatles' PLEASE PLEASE ME after an Everly Brothers' record and the homage is obvious. When they covered other artists' material, the Everly stamp was unmistakable; rollicking tours through Little Richard's "Lucille" and Mickey & Sylvia's "Love Is Strange" show their masterful ability to make any material their own.
If you're interested in getting the low-down on where rock's roots lie, immerse yourself in the Everly Brothers' luxurious HEARTACHES & HARMONIES.
Editorial Reviews
3 1/2 Stars - Very Good - ...There's a delightful simplicity to the way this set lays out the duo's career...
Rolling Stone
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