Top Roy Acuff Albums
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Country Classics
Country Classics
[2018]
The Essential
The Essential
[2014]
Wanted: Roy Acuff
Wanted: Roy Acuff
[2014]
Wabash Cannon Ball (feat. The Smoky Mountain Boys)
Wabash Cannon Ball (feat. The Smoky Mountain Boys)
[2014]
Great Train Tracks
Great Train Tracks
[2014]
Countrypolitan Classics - Roy Acuff
Countrypolitan Classics - Roy Acuff
[2013]
The Roy Acuff Legacy
The Roy Acuff Legacy
[2013]
Your Cheatin' Heart
Your Cheatin' Heart
[2012]
The Great Roy Acuff
The Great Roy Acuff
[2012]
Sunshine Special
Sunshine Special
[2011]
Favorite Hymns
Favorite Hymns
[2011]
The All Time Greatest Country Artists (Volume 17)
The All Time Greatest Country Artists (Volume 17)
[2009]
His Earliest Recordings
His Earliest Recordings
[2007]
Roy Acuff: His Earliest Recordings
Roy Acuff: His Earliest Recordings
[2007]
King of the Hillbillies, Vol. I, CD C
King of the Hillbillies, Vol. I, CD C
[2007]
Greatest Gospel Songs
Greatest Gospel Songs
[2005]
20 All-Time Best Sellers
20 All-Time Best Sellers
[2004]
The King of Country Music
The King of Country Music
[1994]
The Essential Roy Acuff
The Essential Roy Acuff
[1992]
Columbia Historic Edition
Columbia Historic Edition
[1991]
The Voice of Country Music
The Voice of Country Music
[1965]
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I Saw The Light I Can't Help It (if I'm Still In Love With You) As Long As I Live Before I Met You Your Cheating Heart A Sinner's Death (i'm Dying) Two Little Orphans Satisfied Mind Blue Eyed Darling I'll Go On Alone Mansion On The Hill I'll Forgive You But I Can't Forget You Hey Good Lookin' All The World Is Lonely Now You Win Again Foggy River This World Can't Stand Long Filipino Baby Take These Chains From My Heart Each Season Changes You Jesus Died For Me Tomorrow Never Comes Old Time Sunshine Song Unloved And Unclaimed Why Don't You Love Me Will The Circle Be Unbroken Were You There When They Crucified My Lord We Live In Two Different Worlds Waltz Of The Wind Wait For The Light To Shine Wabash Cannonball Write Me Sweetheart Uncle Pen Turn Your Radio On There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight The Streamlined Cannon Ball Wonder Is All I Do Wreck Of The Old 97 Wreck On The Highway Blues In My Mind Beautiful Brown Eyes Thank God Waiting For My Call To Glory Branded Wherever I Go Im Planting A Rose River Of Crystal Not A Word From Home Just A Closer Walk With Thee Nobody's Darling But Mine What A Friend We Have In Jesus Blue Ridge Mountain Blues 144.000 Goodbye My Love (i Heard A Silver Trumpet) Last Letter Kaw-liga Jambalaya (on The Bayou) It Won't Be Long (till I'll Be Leaving) I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry I'm Movin' On I'll Reap My Harvest In Heaven I Wonder If God Likes Country Music I Love You Because Great Speckle Bird Life's Railway To Heaven Freight Train Blues Fireball Mail Easy Rockin' Chair Don't Make Me Go To Bed And I'll Be Good Don't Let Me Cross Over Candy Kisses Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain Be Honest With Me Back In The Country Automobile Of Life Pins And Needles That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine That Glory Bound Train Tennessee Waltz Tennessee Central No.9 Sweeter Than The Flowers Sunshine Special Rising Sun Remember Me (when The Candle Lights Are Gleaming) Prodigal Son Precious Jewel The Great Titanic Pan American Our Own Jole Blon Oh Lonesome Me No One Will Ever Know Night Train To Memphis Midnight Train Low And Lonely Lonesome Old River Blues Lonely Mound Of Clay
Related Information for Roy Acuff
Roy Claxton Acuff (September 15, 1903 – November 23, 1992) was an American country musician known around the world as the "King of Country Music". Roy Acuff was born in Maynardville, Tennessee, to Ida Carr and Simon E. Neil Acuff (a Baptist preacher, judge and tenant farmer), the third of their five children. Originally, Acuff didn't plan to be a singer. Acuff sang in the church choir as a schoolboy, but he was more interested in sports, particularly baseball. Not only was he attracted to the sport, he had a wild streak — after his family moved to Knoxville, he was frequently arrested for fighting. Acuff continued to concentrate on playing ball, eventually becoming strong enough to earn a tryout for the major leagues.... read more
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