Ballad of Forty Dollars / Homecoming

Perhaps the most innovative songwriter in country music, Tom T. Hall brought the narrative drive of folk music to country. They called him 'The Singing Storyteller' back in the Seventies, and even after his own incredible hit streak (more than 50 hits over 20 years) ended, he continued to write hit songs for Alan Jackson and others. The consensus is that his earliest albums are his best, and we've gathered his first four LPs on two separate CDs. This one contains 23 tracks from 1969-1970, including the songs 'I Miss A Lot Of Trains', 'Nashville Is A Groovy Little Town', 'A Week In The County Jail', and more. Also includes a 28-page booklet.