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    Eddy Arnold - The Last Word In Lonesome (1966/2016) [Official Digital Download 24-bit/192kHz]

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    Eddy Arnold - The Last Word In Lonesome (1966/2016) [Official Digital Download 24-bit/192kHz]

    Eddy Arnold - The Last Word In Lonesome (1966/2016)
    FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/192 kHz | Time - 28:54 minutes | 1,11 GB
    FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Time - 28:54 minutes | 654 MB
    Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Artwork: Front cover

    Eddy Arnold drifted steadily toward the pop mainstream throughout the late '50s and '60s until, with The Last Word in Lonesome, he arrived at his destination. "Country-pop" and "Nashville sound" do not describe the music here – it is pure MOR pop vocal material of the sort in which John Gary and Al Martino dealt. The cover photo of Arnold in an elegant black velvet jacket and white silk scarf tells the story before the needle even touches the vinyl. The songwriters, from Bob Montgomery and Dottie West to Cindy Walker and Hank Cochran, hail from the field of country music, but Arnold's smooth crooning and Bill Walker's easy listening string arrangements are bound for the supper club. "Why" is particularly lovely, and "Misty Blue" became a big hit for Arnold in 1967 (and again for Billy Jo Spears in 1976). Arnold's recording of the title track, one of Roger Miller's most affecting compositions, almost reached number one and crossed over to the pop Top 40. If country music was moving uptown in the '60s, "The Last Word in Lonesome" saw it comfortably ensconced in a Manhattan penthouse, sipping champagne and bragging about its golf scores.

    Tracklist:

    01 - Misty Blue
    02 - Here Comes My Baby
    03 - Why
    04 - Long, Long Friendship
    05 - That's a Lie
    06 - A Thing Called Sadness
    07 - The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
    08 - Don't Touch Me
    09 - The Other Side of Lonely
    10 - My Home Town Sweetheart
    11 - Millions of Roses
    12 - After the Laughter (Comes the Tears)

    Analyzed: Eddy Arnold / The Last Word in Lonesome
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    DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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    DR10 -1.53 dB -14.77 dB 2:10 01-Misty Blue
    DR11 -1.70 dB -15.83 dB 1:58 02-Here Comes My Baby
    DR11 -1.70 dB -14.70 dB 2:25 03-Why
    DR11 -1.97 dB -15.02 dB 2:07 04-Long, Long Friendship
    DR12 -0.73 dB -15.42 dB 2:19 05-That's a Lie
    DR11 -1.22 dB -15.27 dB 2:37 06-A Thing Called Sadness
    DR10 -1.80 dB -15.02 dB 2:15 07-The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
    DR10 -1.73 dB -15.97 dB 2:45 08-Don't Touch Me
    DR10 -1.39 dB -15.40 dB 2:42 09-The Other Side of Lonely
    DR10 0.00 dB -14.48 dB 2:17 10-My Home Town Sweetheart
    DR10 -1.65 dB -15.29 dB 2:30 11-Millions of Roses
    DR11 -0.90 dB -14.80 dB 2:48 12-After the Laughter (Comes the Tears)
    ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

    Number of tracks: 12
    Official DR value: DR11

    Samplerate: 192000 Hz
    Channels: 2
    Bits per sample: 24
    Bitrate: 5369 kbps
    Codec: FLAC
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