I am trying to find the name of an album.....?

Question

I need to replace an album I lost. It's by Porter Wagoner & it's proving hard to find. I know that there was a song on it called I've Enjoyed as much of this as I can stand. That song is on a few albums. I also believe there was his version of "The Rose" on it - of Michael Ball fame. Not to be confused with the other songs he has sung with rose in the title. There was Carroll County Accident & possibly some song about a bear? The cover picture was of him (middle-aged with blonde curly hair singing on a black background) If you can help, Cheers.

Answer 1

i think the one you are looking for is "pure gold"

check it out at this link:

http://www.porterwagoner.net/CD8.HTML



if that isn't it check out his discography:

http://www.porterwagoner.net/Discography1.html

Answer 2

It took me like 10 minutes to find it but the album is called (The Essential Porter Wagoner) by the way its not a black background its a sort of brownish color. well I hope this helps. good luck on getting your album back.

Answer 3

Hey this was a little difficult. Brought back alot of memories! I used to watch the his show on TV! Man, that guy had perfect hair.. and he had Dolly Parton on Too!! Schwiiiiing!

Anyway, theres alot of sites about him and quite a few things on Ebay..but here's where I get the best answer...

Many of his albums are for sale on www.walmart.com

Gonna go put on my nudie suit now. Good Luck

Answer 4

its simple and easy just go on the internet and search the name of the artist and the song name or to be more precise the best thing for music is a programme called ares you just type in his name ever song a artist has ever had and his/hers underground songs would appear to and much more.

Answer 5

hello,



try this link

http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/wagoner_porter/967476/album.jhtml



This is the compilation of greatest hits, but if you want something specific, you might find it here.



Hope this helps!

Answer 6

try amazon.com i have had good luck in finding old albums

Answer 7

This little link should sort you out.



http://www.allmusic.com/



It's helped me loads of times.