Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - San Antonio Rose The Convict The Rose

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Review by Alice Xia

Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys have released San Antonio Rose The Convict The Rose, an album that showcases their unique blend of Western swing and country music. The album features some of the band's most popular tracks, including "San Antonio Rose," "The Convict and the Rose," and "Keeper of My Heart."

The album is a tribute to the band's legacy and the influence they have had on the country music genre. The songs are filled with lively rhythms, catchy melodies, and heartfelt lyrics that are sure to get listeners tapping their feet and singing along.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Convict and the Rose," a poignant ballad that tells the story of a prisoner who longs to be reunited with his true love. The song is beautifully sung and features a haunting violin solo that adds to the emotional impact of the lyrics.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
San Antonio Rose
The Convict And The Rose

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Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys - San Antonio Rose ~ 1940's Country Classic
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys  San Antonio Rose / The Convict And The Rose

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Catalog Numbers

04755

Labels

Vocalion

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Notes

  • Recorded Nov 28, 1938, Dallas, TX, mx: DAL 615-1 (A), DAL 618-1 (B).
  • Vocalion is First Issue.
  • Reissued on Okeh 04755 , Columbia 37009 (July 1946), Columbia 20035 .

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  • Mastering SID Code: DAL 615
  • Mastering SID Code: DAL 618

About Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys

Western swing band founded in 1934 by after leaving , active until 1965, reuniting for a final recording session with an ailing Wills in 1973. Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1968, and into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame (as "Early Influence") in 1999. See also , . After the initial breakup in 1965, the band continued performing briefly as The Texas Playboys, led by . They would reunite again as from 1973-1986, until the death of pianist . At that point, and purchased the rights to use the name Bob Wills' Texas Playboys from Betty Wills and continued touring. More than 600 artists played with the Texas Playboys during their lifetime. Original Lineup: Founded in Waco, Texas, 1933 Fiddle - Piano, Vocals - Steel Guitar - Tenor Banjo - Bass/Rhythm Guitar - Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Lineup: Fiddle/Mandolin/Vocals - Vocals - Fiddle - Fiddle/Electric Mandolin - , Steel Guitar - , Guitar - Piano - Final Lineup: (Selected by Wills for the 1973 reunion ) Leader - Fiddle  , , Fiddle/Mandolin - Steel Guitar  Electric Guitar  Piano  Bass  Drums  ,

Name Vars

  • Bob Willis And His Texas Playboys
  • Bob Willls & His Texas Playboys
  • Bob Wills
  • Bob Wills & Band
  • Bob Wills & His Texas Cowboys
  • Bob Wills & Texan Playboys
  • Bob Wills & Texas Playboys
  • Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys
  • Bob Wills (And His Texas Playboys)
  • Bob Wills And His Texas Play Boys
  • Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys
  • Bob Wills And The Texas Playboys
  • Bob Wills With His Texas Playboys
  • Bob Wills With His Texas Playboys And Caller
  • Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
  • Bob Wills' Texas Playboys
  • Bob Wills/Texas Playboys
  • The Texas Playboys
  • Б. Уиллс И Текас Плейбойз

Aliases

  • The Texas Playboys

Members

  • Merle Haggard
  • Tommy Morrell
  • Joe Andrews
  • Danny Alguire
  • Glen Duncan
  • Bob Wills
  • Johnny Gimble
  • Tommy Allsup
  • Jesse Ashlock
  • Johnnie Lee Wills
  • Tiny Mott
  • Tommy Duncan
  • Al Stricklin
  • Joe Ferguson
  • Cliff Johnson
  • Benny Garcia, Jr.
  • Herb Remington
  • Jody Nix
  • Tiny Moore
  • Eldon Shamblin
  • Millard Kelso
  • Joe Holley
  • Ocie Stockard
  • Billy Jack Wills
  • Junior Barnard
  • Monte Mountjoy
  • Bob White
  • Noel Boggs
  • Luke Wills
  • Tag Lambert
  • Leon McAuliffe
  • Lee Ross
  • Alex Brashear
  • Evelyn McKinney
  • Roy Honeycutt
  • Johnny Cuviello
  • Dean McKinney
  • Louis Tierney
  • Vance Terry
  • Mancel Tierney
  • Sleepy Johnson
  • Milton Brown
  • Jimmy Belken
  • Jimmy Wyble
  • Leon Rausch
  • Les Anderson
  • Ramona Reed
  • Doc Lewis
  • Keith Coleman
  • Smokey Dacus
  • Tommy Perkins
  • Cameron Hill
  • Gene Crownover
  • Leon Huff
  • Billy Briggs
  • Jack Loyd
  • Louise Rowe
  • Ted Adams
  • Glen Rhees
  • Hoyle Nix
  • Gene Gasaway
  • \"Rusty\" McDonald
  • Billy Bowman
  • Bob Koefer
  • Kermit Whalen
  • Robert \"Zeb\" McNally
  • Paul McGhee
  • Billy Carter
  • Bob Boatright
  • Clarence Cagle
  • Frankie McWhorter
  • Sam Poplin
  • Joe Frank Ferguson
  • Laura Lee
  • Bob White
  • June Whalin
  • Billy McBay
  • Woody Wood
  • John Patterson
  • Bobby McBay
  • Cotton Whittington
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Summary by Alice Xia

San Antonio Rose The Convict The Rose is a must-have for fans of Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys and anyone who appreciates classic country music. The album is a testament to the band's enduring popularity and their contribution to the rich history of American music.

Comments

singledadguidetocooking
singledadguidetocooking
mon dieu ce disque est un trésor !!!!
gbusinessro
gbusinessro
I have a pristine CD copy of that record, but somehow it sounds "right" with the 78 noise.
In 1960 I bought a copy of that 78 from the distributor.  However, the stamper was shot and it was unplayable.  I was shocked they still had one that late.
ccuniowski
ccuniowski
Love Bob Wills but that was the worst rendition of SA Rose ever. I was born and played in SA so I've performed and heard SA Rose a lot. It just goes to show that it takes a lot of luck. And timing.
fortnitegdz9
fortnitegdz9
"The San Antoino Rose"/"The Yellow Rose of Texas"/Emily Morgan was a black woman who seduced Santa Anna so that he Americans could liberate their people from Mexican tyranny...and then the Comanches kicked their asses....whatever.
The "New San Antonio Rose" has lyrics...
In my heart is a melody....I love hot black chicks!
fayrouz34bba
fayrouz34bba
I think this is the original 1938 instrumental version. Get after it Boys!
vopyhalo
vopyhalo
Are you a fucking dipshit in real life, or do you just play one on the internet?
westmonroesite
westmonroesite
This was my Grandmother's favorite, always think of her when I hear it
johnstonmiller
johnstonmiller
She wanted to show me how you live. That way I would grow up to have manners, unlike you.
deadeyanda
deadeyanda
you are so useless that your mom had to type for you after she changed your diaper