The Cold Hard Facts of Life / Soul Of A ConvictPorter WagonerInitial release : 2008Omni A single CD released of two albums from 1967 plus bonus tracks.
Tracks
- The First Mrs. Jones (Anderson)
- Words and Music (Bulla)
- The Cold Hard Facts of Life (Anderson)
- Sleep (Clement)
- Hundred Dollar Funeral (McAlpin)
- If I Could Only Start Over (Bradshaw)
- Tragic Romance (Grandpa Jones)
- Try Being Lonely (McCormick / Trenet)
- I'll Get Ahead Some Day (Magaha)
- I Just Can't Let You Say Goodbye (Nelson)
- Shopworn (Harris)
- Julie (Jennings)
- Boston Jail (Sean / Stough)
- The Convict and the Rose (Chapin / King)
- I Relived My Life Today (McAlprin)
- I'm Just Here to Get My Baby out of Jail (Davis / Taylor)
- Let Me In (Crysler)
- The Big River Train (Mullins)
- The Snakes Crawl at Night (Burch / Tills)
- They're All Going Home But One (Davis / Taylor)
- Folsom Prison (Cash)
- Soul of a Convict (Sovine)
- Green Green Grass of Home (Putman)
- (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle (Davis / Williams)
- I Lived So Fast and Hard (Parton)
- Your Mother's Eyes (Tillis)
- Julie (Jennings)
- Be Proud of Your Man (White / White)
- House of Shame (Parton)
- Fallen Leaves (Grandpa Jones)
Related releases
Tracks 1 to 12 were originally released on;
Tracks 13 to 24 were originally released on;
I Lived So Fast and Hard, Your Mother's Eyes and Fallen Leaves were originally released on;
The second version of Julie was probably originally released on a single;
- Julie / Try Being Lonely, Porter Wagoner, 1967
Be Proud Of Your Man was originally released on a single;
- Be Proud Of Your Man / Wino, Porter Wagoner, 1968
House Of Shame was originally released on;
- Me and My Boys, Porter Wagoner & The Wagonmasters, 1969
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