It was as a songwriter that Miller was to eventually make hismark. In 1958 he got his first real break when Ray Price had atop 20 country hit with Miller’s song Invitation To The Blues.Miller also recorded as a solo artist himself, and his laid-backstyle and often gently humorous approach proved popularwith a mass audience in the mid-1960s. Today, Miller’s probablybest remembered for his finger-clickin’ King Of The Road. Thisexcellent 2-CD set gives a great introduction to Miller’s vast –and unique – body of work. Warning : Your toes may tap.

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  • 1. King of the Road
  • 2. Engine Engine #9
  • 3. England Swings
  • 4. Dang Me
  • 5. Me and Bobby McGee
  • 6. Chug-A-Lug
  • 7. Kansas City Star
  • 8. Husbands and Wives
  • 9. Walkin' In the Sunshine
  • 10. Do Wacka Do
  • 11. My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died
  • 12. The Last Word In Lonesome is Me
  • 13. In the Summertime (Alt. Ver.)
  • 14. Release Me
  • 15. Don't We All Have the Right
  • 16. Billy Bayou
  • 17. Everything's Coming Up Roses
  • 18. You Can't Rollerskate In a Buffalo Herd
  • 19. Burning Bridges
  • 20. When Two Worlds Collide (Alt. Ver.)

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  • 1. Heartaches By the Number
  • 2. When Two Worlds Collide
  • 3. In the Summertime (You Don't Want My Love)
  • 4. My Elusive Dreams
  • 5. Burma Shave
  • 6. Fair Swiss Maiden
  • 7. Hitch-Hiker
  • 8. Every Which-A-Way
  • 9. A Man Like Me
  • 10. Jimmy Brown, the Newsboy
  • 11. Trouble On the Turnpike
  • 12. Mine is a Lonely Life
  • 13. Hey, Little Star
  • 14. I Wish I Could Fall In Love Today
  • 15. Under Your Spell Again
  • 16. Sorry, Willie
  • 17. On This Mountain Top
  • 18. Footprints In the Snow
  • 19. Husbands & Wives (With Mary Miller)
  • 20. The Last Word In Lonely is Me (With Mary Miller)