The Best of Tompall Glaser & the Glaser Brothers

Lovin Her Was Easier/After All These Years	Another Log on the Fire - Hillbilly Central #2	Me and My Dream Jim Glaser's first album in 15 years. Ten of the eleven songs written or co-written by Jim.	My Notorious Youth: Hillbilly Central #1	All I Intended to Be Emmylou Harris has always had a way with woe. On All I Intended To Be, she seems more maudlin than ever as she sings her way through songs about loss, heartbreak, even the odd funeral. Of course, this is the kind of material Harris has always been comfortable with, but as her car...
Wanted! The Outlaws Less successful when it's sentimental (Waylon Jennings' "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys") than when it's wry (Willie Nelson's myth-puncturing "Me and Paul"), this cash-in compilation of previously released cuts was just in time to grab the first platinum record ever awarded a...	The Unreleased Recordings At the peak of his career in 1951, Hank Williams recorded 143 songs for the Mother's Best Flour Company. Hank sang with his regular studio band and recorded his hits as well as many songs he never recorded commercially anywhere else. From this amazing legacy, Time Life is proud t...	Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 & 2	The Truly Great Hits	Dwight Sings Buck Of course, you're thinking, when did Dwight not sing Buck? A fine question, since Yoakam built much of his vocal style around that of the late Bakersfield master, and recorded with him on occasion, the two even collaborating on Owens's own work ("Streets of Bakersfield"). So whi...

Absolutely great
I'm generally not a big fan of country music, but this is a CD I will play again and again. The quality of Tompall's voice is addictive. The instrumentation is first rate. The choice of songs is excellent. On most CD's, I tend to skip through some of the songs that I really don't care for... but not on this CD. I will definitely look for more of Tompall's music.

My father-in-law was thrilled!
Bought this for my father-in-law for Christmas and he was very happy! Great price for a hard to find album!

Very Good CD
Here is an artist who deserves a little more recognition. Tompall Glaser is usually associated with the so-called "Outlaw" movement of the late-'70's; this seems to detract from the great voice that he posesses. Tompall's voice can be easily confused with his greatest influence, none other than Marty Robbins. But, while Tompall is the most famous of his band of brothers, there are only 6 songs on this 24 track Cd which are true Tompall solos. I can't say that I am a great fan of the Glaser Bros. early sound, as they sound much more "folk" than country....in fact, a few of the early tracks on this album are pretty dry and boring. Still, the music provided here are well produced and the sound is great. Overall, I give the album a B, and recommend it without reservation.

Awesome CD!!!
Excellent from start to finish. My mom heard it, and loved it as well. I knew it would be good. Enjoy just about everything I have of Jim Glaser. Great talent here!

I missed them the first time around
A few years ago I found a cassette with a familiar song title but unfamiliar group at a local thrift shop and took a chance and bought it. That was my introduction to Tompall Glaser and the Glaser Brothers. I absolutely loved it and have been looking for others since. I was thrilled to find this CD a couple of years ago and have enjoyed it immensely ever since. I don't know where I was when they were active in the 70's and 80's, but I am sure enjoying them now. Their distinctive voices and wonderful harmonies are a delight to the ear.