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As one of
country music's top vocal groups of the 1960s and early 1970s,
Tompall And The Glaser Brothers were true mavericks and formed part
of the so-called 'Outlaw' scene, along with Waylon Jennings and Willie
Nelson.
The Tompalls were heavily championed by Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins
and sang harmonies on Robbins' epic 'Gunfighter Ballads' LPs.
Their hallmark sound was a masterpiece of country-pop production,
possessing a rich blend of folk storytelling, country melody and superb
three-part harmonies.
Their two classic albums, 'The Award Winners' and 'Rings And Things',
were originally released in 1971 & 1972. They have now been digitally
re-mastered from the original production tapes and are now reissued here
together on CD for the first time.
The accompanying 16 page booklet includes photos, extensive liner notes
and full lyrics to every featured track.
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