He was known as ‘Mr Guitar’. One of the greatest and mostinfluential musicians in country music, Chet Atkins wasCashbox magazine's Instrumentalist of the Year from 1953 to1971. Additionally, he was an RCA Nashville producer from thelate '50s through to the mid-70's, masterminding sessions forDolly Parton, Charley Pride, Don Gibson, Eddy Arnold, HankSnow, Waylon Jennings, Jim Reeves and countless others.

• - 1 -

  • 1. Steel Guitar Rag
  • 2. Peanut Vendor
  • 3. One Mint Julep
  • 4. Limelight
  • 5. Corrine, Corrina
  • 6. Never On a Sunday
  • 7. Hello Ma Baby
  • 8. You're Just In Love
  • 9. 12th Street Rag
  • 10. Marie
  • 11. The Third Man Theme
  • 12. Oh By Jingo (Oh By Gee, You're the Only Girl For Me)
  • 13. Montego Bay
  • 14. Heartaches
  • 15. Indiana (Back Home In Indiana)
  • 16. Ain't Misbehavin'
  • 17. Slinky
  • 18. Centipede Boogie
  • 19. Trambone
  • 20. Main St. Breakdown

• - 2 -

  • 1. Mister Sandman
  • 2. Swedish Rhapsody
  • 3. Oh Lonesome Me
  • 4. Boo Boo Stick Beat
  • 5. April In Portugal
  • 6. Indian Love Call
  • 7. Teensville
  • 8. Londonderry Air
  • 9. Theme From a "A Summer Place"
  • 10. The Banana Boat Song
  • 11. Till There Was You
  • 12. Tenderly
  • 13. Salty Dog Rag
  • 14. My Prayer
  • 15. Country Gentleman
  • 16. St. Louis Blues
  • 17. Begin the Beguine
  • 18. In the Mood
  • 19. Yankee Doodle Dixie
  • 20. Unchained Melody

• - 3 -

  • 1. Whispering
  • 2. Lullaby of the Leaves
  • 3. Come Softly To Me
  • 4. Barber Shop Rag
  • 5. Yours (Quierme Mucho)
  • 6. In a Little Spanish Town
  • 7. Sleep Walk
  • 8. Gallopin' Guitar
  • 9. Will the Circle Be Unbroken
  • 10. Hot Mocking Bird
  • 11. I Know That You Know
  • 12. Theme From "the Dark At the Top of the Stairs"
  • 13. Lambeth Walk
  • 14. Blues In the Night
  • 15. What Ever Will Be, Will Be
  • 16. Rainbow
  • 17. Theme From "Come September"
  • 18. Yellow Bird
  • 19. Say Si Si
  • 20. Show Me the Way To Go Home