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8. Aug. 2019 · Songs Our Daddy Taught Us ~ Release by The Everly Brothers (see all versions of this release, 2 available) Overview; Disc IDs; Cover art (4) Aliases; Tags; Details; Edit; Edit relationships; Tracklist Display credits at bottom 12" Vi ...
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19. Apr. 2014 · Barbara Allen. 4:43. Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet. 2:42. Oh, So Many Years. 2:38. Down In The Willow Garden. 3:05. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2014 Vinyl release of "Songs Our Daddy Taught Us" on Discogs.
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Taught Us, but that would not have been so snappy. The Everly Brothers came from a singing family in Kentucky and their parents Ike & Margaret were folk singers. This album draws songs from the distant past, such as "Barbara Allen" which originates from the Tudor period, "Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet", an old Scottish ballad, and songs from the 20th century like "Put My Little ...
Songs Our Daddy Taught Us, an Album by The Everly Brothers. Released in December 1958 on Cadence (catalog no. CLP 3016; Vinyl LP). Genres: Close Harmony, Folk Pop. Rated #93 in the best albums of 1958. Featured peformers: Don Everly (guitar, vocals), Phil Everly (guitar, vocals), Floyd Chance (upright bass), Archie Bleyer (producer), Bob Ferris (recording engineer), Selby Coffeen (recording ...
The Everly Brothers waren ein US-amerikanisches Gitarren - und Gesangsduo, das ab Mitte der 1950er-Jahre eines der erfolgreichsten Musikduos der Popgeschichte und die erfolgreichste Gesangsgruppe der Ära vor den Beatles wurde. Bis 1973 traten die Brüder Isaac Donald „Don“ Everly (* 1. Februar 1937 in Brownie, Kentucky; † 21.
