Carl Butler & Webster Brothers - I Wouldn't Change You If I Could (CD) 1

Carl Butler & Webster Brothers - I Wouldn't Change You If I Could (CD) 1

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Carl Butler & Webster Brothers - I Wouldn't Change You If I Could (CD) 11 CD with 36 page booklet, 30 tracks, playing time 75: 34 minutes Bluegrass and traditional country music fans had almost given up hope that they would ever hear the classic recordings on this CD. Although Carl Butler is best known for his #1 country hit Don't Let Me Cross Over, he had a long and prolific career that began in Knoxville in the late 1940s and continued until Carl Butler's death in 1992. The first installment in Bear Family's

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