Red Foley - Tennessee Saturday Night

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Review by Libby Patterson

Tennessee Saturday Night is a classic country album by Red Foley, released in 1958. The album features twelve tracks that showcase Foley's unique blend of honky-tonk and rockabilly music. The album's title track is a lively tune that captures the spirit of a night out in Tennessee, complete with fiddles, guitars, and a rollicking beat.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy," a catchy tune that became one of Foley's biggest hits, and "Old Shep," a touching ballad about a beloved dog. Foley's rich, deep voice is a highlight throughout the album, and he proves himself to be a talented songwriter as well as a skilled performer.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
That's How Much I Love You02:55
There's a Blue Star Shining Bright02:53
Sugarfoot Rag2:24
Thinking of the One I Love01:17
Freight Train Boogie
No One to Cry To01:31
I Only Want A Buddy Not A Sweetheart1:52
Milk Bucket Boogie1:59
Peace in the Valley03:13
Blues In My Heart2:59
Foggy River2:00
Home In San Antone1:48
Pinball Boogie
Hoot Owl Boogie
Hobo Boogie
When God Dips His Love in My Heart02:14
Plantation Boogie
Goodnight Irene3:02
That's How Much I Love You2:55
Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy02:49
The Lovebug Itch2:54
Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy2:49
Never Trust A Woman3:13
Salty Dog Rag1:45
Night Train to Memphis02:57
Old MacDonald Had a Farm02:05
Hearts Of Stone
Just a Closer Walk With Thee02:55
New Jolie Blonde (New Pretty Blonde)03:08
No One To Cry To1:31
Crawdad Song
Alabama Jubilee2:48
Just A Closer Walk With Thee2:55
Shame, Shame on You02:03
Hearts of Stone02:04
Old MacDonald Had A Farm2:05
I'll Never Let You Worry My Mind02:40
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You2:57
Shake A Hand
I'll Never Let You Worry My Mind2:40
Tennessee Polka3:26
Tennessee Border2:43
Don't Be Ashamed Of Your Age2:11
Hot Dog Rag
Smoke On The Water2:57
Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age02:11
Old Kentucky Fox Chase2:53
Hang Your Head in Shame02:55
Milkbucket Boogie
Cheatin' on You Baby02:07
Candy Kisses2:57
Blues in My Heart02:59
Old Shep3:15
Harriet2:49
Home in San Antone01:48
When God Dips His Love In My Heart2:14
Sunday Down In Tennessee3:13
Steal Away3:44
Crazy Little Guitar Man
Cheatin' On You Baby2:07
Renfro Valley Home2:29
Sunday Down in Tennessee03:13
Never Trust a Woman03:13
Night Train To Memphis
Beaver Creek2:20
Peace In The Valley3:13
There's A Blue Star Shining Bright2:53
Hillbilly Fever
Shame, Shame On You2:03
Thinking Of The One I Love1:17
Rockin' And Reelin'
Birmingham Bounce3:04
Hot Rod Race
M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I2:32
Sugar Foot Rag
Hang Your Head In Shame2:55
I Gotta Have My Baby Back3:05
I Only Want a Buddy Not a Sweetheart01:52
Kentucky Fox Chase
Tennessee Saturday Night
Smoke on the Water02:57
Giles County2:13
Careless Kisses2:41
New Pretty Blond (Jolie Blon)3:08
Midnight3:13

Video

Red Foley - Hobo Boogie (1951)
SUGARFOOT RAG by Red Foley 1949
PIN BALL BOOGIE by Red Foley 1954
Red Foley & Roberta Lee - Night Train To Memphis (1951)
RED FOLEY. HOT DOG RAG..
Evelyn Knight & Red Foley - Crawdad Song(1951)
Red Foley -- Plantation Boogie
Red Foley - Hearts Of Stone
FREIGHT TRAIN BOOGIE by Red Foley and the Cumberland Valley Boys 1947
Red Foley ~ Milk Bucket Boogie
Red Foley - Hoot Owl Boogie
Red Foley with The Cumberland Valley Boys Tennessee Saturday Night
Red Foley - Hot Rod Race 1951 HQ
Red Foley Crazy Little Guitar Man
Red Foley -- Shake a Hand

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Catalog Numbers

  • CR 30230
  • PVCD105

Labels

  • Charly Records
  • Proper Records

Listen online

  • lyssna på nätet
  • escuchar en línea
  • online anhören
  • kuunnella verkossa
  • lytte på nettet
  • ascolta in linea
  • écouter en ligne
  • ouvir online
  • online luisteren

Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Compilation
  • 2 × CD
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Summary by Libby Patterson

Fans of classic country music will appreciate the timeless sound of Tennessee Saturday Night. The album is a must-listen for anyone who loves the twangy guitars, heartfelt lyrics, and foot-stomping rhythms of traditional country music. Tennessee Saturday Night is a true gem in Red Foley's discography, and a standout example of the golden age of country music.

Comments

tageorge1972
tageorge1972
Number One song on Country and Western Radio Stations on my birthday in 1949.
charliebean
charliebean
12 August 1947 Castle Studio, The Tulane Hotel, 206 8th Ave. North, Nashville, TN - Red Foley (Cumberland Valley Boys) Zeke Turner [gt], Louis Innis [gt], Jerry Byrd [steel], Lee Reynolds [bass], Farris Courtney [drums], Tommy Jackson [violin], Beasley Smith [piano]
dipu0
dipu0
Rumoured that Elvis recorded this.
galgawi
galgawi
Whoever played steel on this record really knew what they were doing
michelesabad
michelesabad
This song of Red Foley is the true begining of Rock & Roll in 1948; and the firts singer in use the word "rock" was a Ike Turner with Rocket 88 (1951); Elvis isn't the inventor of Rock,singing "That's All right"/1954);Elvis didn't create of Rock (it was a commercial fantasy) but he was the best Rocker with his success and marketing help.
This style of heavy metal belong to Chuck Berry and after to J. Hendrix for the sound of their guitars.
econ00view
econ00view
This is the way it is supposed to sound. Early Rock "N" Roll.
n17dckt005
n17dckt005
I've known of Red Foley all my life, but never heard his music...until a few nights ago.  I'm lovin it!
mireyah96
mireyah96
Thanks so much for this. I have hunted this original recording for decades. And Jerry Byrd played on this with Red. What a song. The arrangement AND the rhythm was superb.

Thanks again.
bandhanhara
bandhanhara
It doesn't get any better than this, Real Music!!
israelvargas033
israelvargas033
Love it.
stringacademy
stringacademy
do you by some chance have Don't Blame It On The Girl by Red thanks
bmmurphy
bmmurphy
This is the first version I heard back in 1950. It was played by a talented but unknown guitarist named Robert Atwood down in McAllen,Texas
Thanks for posting!
mpokbohay
mpokbohay
great western swing
qasimfarooq47
qasimfarooq47
When I was a kid, (late '50s) my Grandmother gave me this record-in 78 format! Decca!  I wore the damn thing out!!
hannasord
hannasord
If you listen to the words he is calling moves for a square dance
jenniferzuccaro
jenniferzuccaro
Father-in-law of Pat Boone indeed, nice early track,
shinetalent
shinetalent
fucking get it
willowrave
willowrave
Recorded on March 19, 1953.
yutongdeng
yutongdeng
My dad used to play this record for me when I was a kid. Loved it. Thanks!
smamichaelalimdian
smamichaelalimdian
LOVE THIS SONG
sayankhowai
sayankhowai
Recorded on January 9, 1947.
jenniferlowell
jenniferlowell
Why does this have a fake echo? It seems like everything on your channel either has some awful reverb or is in fake stereo.
robergr96a114ecb3
robergr96a114ecb3
Hey grandpa I know you sing ing about sex not pinball,you sneaked by censoring by looking old and innocent ??
mrheros
mrheros
Why the fake stereo?
osmondgray74
osmondgray74
Love Red Foley. The first time I heard this song, he sang it. I've loved it ever since. Thanks for posting.
shaquinisha
shaquinisha
Not the best version
netscha95
netscha95
Another good one by Red!! I remember a pinball game 10 cents, 3 for a quarter but a nickle is a bit before my time.Nice 78- am going to search eBay for a decent copy :-)