(King Bluegrass 730412) 1973
This 7" was taken from Ralph's The Stanley Sound Around The World album.
Poison Love had been a hit for Johnny & Jack in 1951 reaching No. 4 in the US Country charts.[1] You can also find them performing the song on youtube.
The flipside, Bill Cheatum, is very much a showcase piece for Ricky Lee, who also performed it on the Live At The Smithsonian Institution recording and on the 1996 Clinch Mountain Boys Reunion CD/DVD.
Both sides of the single can be found on the Rebel 1971 - 1973 4xCD box set.
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A-1 |
Poison Love |
02:20 |
18 Feb 1973 |
Stanley Sound Around The World |
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Elmer Laird |
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Ralph Stanley |
Roy Lee Centers |
Curly Ray Cline |
Ricky Lee |
Jack Cooke |
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B-1 |
Bill Cheatum |
02:11 |
18 Feb 1973 |
Stanley Sound Around The World |
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Ralph Stanley |
Roy Lee Centers |
Curly Ray Cline |
Ricky Lee |
Jack Cooke |
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