Various - Country Soul Sisters: Women In Country Music 1952-78

These compilations celebrate the contributions of women in country music, with a focus on artists who blended country with soul and R&B. Expect a mix of heartfelt ballads, upbeat tunes, and powerful vocals. The collections highlight the often-overlooked intersection of country and soul.

These compilations celebrate the contributions of women in country music, with a focus on artists who blended country with soul and R&B. Expect a mix of heartfelt ballads, upbeat tunes, and powerful vocals. The collections highlight the often-overlooked intersection of country and soul.

A1 Dolly Parton – Don't Let It Trouble Your Mind
A2 Lynn Anderson – Fancy
A3 Jeannie C. Riley – I've Done A Lot Of Living Since Then
A4 Bobbie Gentry – Reunion
A5 Tammy Wynette – Tonight My Baby's Coming Home
A6 Jean Shepard – A Satisfied Mind

B1 Nancy Sinatra – Get While The Gettin's Good
B2 Tanya Tucker – California Cotton Fields
B3 Sammi Smith – Saunders Ferry Lane
B4 Connie Smith – If It Ain't Love
B5 Jean Shepard – Two Whoops And A Holler
B6 Billie Jo Spears – Mr Walker, It's All Over

C1 Patsy Cline – Ain't No Wheels On This Ship
C2 Barbara Fairchild – Color My World
C3 Loretta Lynn And Conway Twitty – You're The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly
C4 Jeannie C. Riley – Harper Valley PTA
C5 Jody Miller – A Woman Left Lonely
C6 Kitty Wells – Delta Dawn
C7 Diana Trask – Show Me

D1 Norma Jean – He's All I Got
D2 Bobbie Gentry – Ode To Billie Joe
D3 Bonnie Guitar – Tender Words
D4 Barbara Mandrell – Husband Stealer
D5 Diana Trask – I'll Never Do You Wrong
D6 Kitty Wells – It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels