Guitar Man, Jerry Reed, Music CD

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Guitar Man


1	Guitar Man 2:30
2	Folsom Prison Blues 2:50
3	The Devil Went Down to Georgia 3:39
4	Down on the Corner 3:33
5	A Thing Called Love 2:22
6	U. S. Male 2:30
7	Honkin' 2:18
8	Wabash Cannonball 2:30
9	Tupelo Mississippi Flash 2:45
10	500 Miles Away from Home 2:46
11	Struttin' Amos Moses 2:14
12	Amos Moses 2:22
13	Sweet Memories 2:51
14	Sixteen Tons 2:36
15	When You're Hot, You're Hot 2:20
16	Blue Moon of Kentucky 2:24
17	Don't It Make You Wanna Go Home 3:38
18	Promises 3:14
19	Bad, Bad Leroy Brown 2:29
20	Patches 3:14
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Editorial Reviews

Guitar Man is a 22-song U.K. import that consists mainly of album tracks from the late '60s through the early '80s, as opposed to hit singles. There are a few hits in the mix, including "Amos Moses," "When You're Hot, You're Hot," and Jerry Reed's 1983 cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Down on the Corner," but listeners in search of a greatest-hits package should look elsewhere. That said, Guitar Man offers a more balanced view of Reed's music than the Essential disc, since there is less of a focus on his novelty hits and a broader sampling of the ballads, instrumentals, and otherwise serious material that made up a large portion of his catalog. For fans, the real appeal of this set is the wealth of material that is otherwise difficult -- if not impossible -- to find on CD, including versions of "500 Miles Away From Home," "Sixteen Tons," and "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," which Reed recasts as a guitar duel with the devil. Greg Adams, All Music Guide

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Guitar Man


1	Guitar Man 2:30
2	Folsom Prison Blues 2:50
3	The Devil Went Down to Georgia 3:39
4	Down on the Corner 3:33
5	A Thing Called Love 2:22
6	U. S. Male 2:30
7	Honkin' 2:18
8	Wabash Cannonball 2:30
9	Tupelo Mississippi Flash 2:45
10	500 Miles Away from Home 2:46
11	Struttin' Amos Moses 2:14
12	Amos Moses 2:22
13	Sweet Memories 2:51
14	Sixteen Tons 2:36
15	When You're Hot, You're Hot 2:20
16	Blue Moon of Kentucky 2:24
17	Don't It Make You Wanna Go Home 3:38
18	Promises 3:14
19	Bad, Bad Leroy Brown 2:29
20	Patches 3:14
21	Mule Skinner Blues 3:12
22	Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town 2:45

All Music Guide

Guitar Man is a 22-song U.K. import that consists mainly of album tracks from the late '60s through the early '80s, as opposed to hit singles. There are a few hits in the mix, including "Amos Moses," "When You're Hot, You're Hot," and Jerry Reed's 1983 cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Down on the Corner," but listeners in search of a greatest-hits package should look elsewhere. That said, Guitar Man offers a more balanced view of Reed's music than the Essential disc, since there is less of a focus on his novelty hits and a broader sampling of the ballads, instrumentals, and otherwise serious material that made up a large portion of his catalog. For fans, the real appeal of this set is the wealth of material that is otherwise difficult -- if not impossible -- to find on CD, including versions of "500 Miles Away From Home," "Sixteen Tons," and "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," which Reed recasts as a guitar duel with the devil. Greg Adams

Product Details

Format: CD
Original Release: 1997
Release Date: 12/18/2006
Label: CAMDEN INTERNATIONAL
Catalog No.: 141500
UPC: 743214150023

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Jerry Reed		Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals

Technical Credits
A.P. Carter		Arranger