Good News! (Remastered) Jody Miller
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Album-Release:
1973
HRA-Release:
13.01.2023
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- 1 Good News 02:18
- 2 Darling, You Can Always Come Back Home 02:15
- 3 Why Me 03:03
- 4 Hallelujah, I Love Him So 02:30
- 5 The House Of The Rising Sun 03:52
- 6 In The Name Of Love 02:10
- 7 Nobody Wins 02:52
- 8 One More Chance 02:36
- 9 The Woman In Me 02:37
- 10 Soul Song 02:30
- 11 We'll Sing Our Song Together 02:30
Info for Good News! (Remastered)
Good News Darling, You Can Always Come Back Home Why Me Hallelujah, I Love Him So The House Of the Rising Sun In the Name Of Love Nobody Wins On the Other Side Of the Mountain The Woman In Me Soul Song We'll Sing Our Song Together.
Jody Miller, the country-pop star best known for her 1965 smash “Queen of the House". In February 1964, Miller hit the Hot 100 for the first time with “He Walks Like a Man” and appeared on that chart with three further singles on Capitol, then two for Epic, and logged no fewer than 27 entries on the country bestsellers from 1965 to 1979. Her signature song, a No.12 pop hit and No.5 country favorite, was 1965’s “Queen of the House,” her answer record to Roger (no relation) Miller’s then recently-released “King of the Road.”
Miller was born Myrna Joy Brooks in Phoenix on November 29, 1941 and grew up in Los Angeles before moving to Blanchard. She appeared on folk luminary Tom Paxton’s television show and signed to Capitol in 1962, releasing her first LP, the folk-flavored Wednesday’s Child Is Full of Woe, the following year. It was recorded at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles with the lauded session players known as the Wrecking Crew, including Glen Campbell, Billy Strange, and Jack Marshall.
Jody Miller, vocals
Jerry Kennedy, guitar
Billy Sanford, guitar
Harold Bradley, guitar
Ray Edenton, guitar
Pete Drake, steel guitar
Roy Huskey, bass
Buddy Harman, drums
Hargus Pig Robbins, piano
Ace Cannon, saxophone
The Nashville Strings
Carl Gorodetzky, direction (strings)
The Nashville Edition, vocals
Recorded April 1973 at Columbia Studio, Nashville
Engineered by Lou Bradley, Ron Reynolds
Produced by Billy Sherrill
Digitally remastered
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