Sanford Clark - They Call Me Country [Full Album] 

Thank you friend!

Solid

Thank ya “buddy!”

Very much appreciated! Tip of the hat to you!

Fool

And they're welcome, too. 👍 😊

Check out Eddie Noack especially Psycho. I believe he wrote It's Nothing to Me.

​@@zebediahgammack6354it's my understanding that piece was first performed (if not written altogether) by one Loy Clingman, though an Eddie noack recording of It's Nothing to Me would be a damn good listen. Dolores by Noack is another amazing single deserving of a listen

@@zebediahgammack6354 Eddie Noack didn't write It's Nothing to Me. That was written by Leon Payne. Great song writer and also the original writer of Psycho, I'm pretty sure.

​@LBJMVP3 You are correct! Leon Payne did write those. I forgot about him for a minute. I think he was blind as well. I think Psycho was written about the chicken coop child murders from the early 1900's in rural LA.

I came across this album through Lee Hazlewood, I listen to it this afternoon (9th July 2024) in a wet cold Ireland, and I tell you, this is the best album I've listened to in such a long time...

The crooner rocker Richard Hawley is a big fan of Sanford Clark.

Just now got hep to him on Spotify

Fuckin spotify…. Lol buy the album you cheap fuck

Man…I was wearing out his tracks last year! Had no idea he passed around that time, holy smokes…RIP

K Dog perfect summary. Immense album.

Absolutely nothing psychedelic on this platter

@@Daniel_Delayne It's quite a psychedelic sound for the time it was created.

I think he accidentally alienated his Audiance with some of the psych vibes but it makes sense in the bigger scheme of Americana,etc. He had vision and wasn't willing to diviate from it.

@@catinahat6231 Sorry but you're wrong. This is psychedelic in the 1960s sense. When describing something as psych country it's more about the production a la Lee Hazelwood. 60s psych isn't about like trippy soundscapes and trippy guitar solos. Popsike is "psychedelic" in the same way this is

Sanford is one of my biggest influences. He and Waylon. I grew up in Phoenix. :)

Agreed! This random outlaw country compilation album popped up in my reccomended, and I heard of this guy, and I can't believe he didn't/doesn't have more recognition.

That’s right, buddy.

I suspect it alienated mainstream mainstream Country Artists with a bit of a "Hippie" influence. Which of course,goes along very well with the rootsy,folk feeling of the album.

Are you related to Jeffery

@@DERAILED98 you know he didn't kill himself.

Loy clingman!!!!

I love jim reeves version also!!

It's my heritage. I'm so stoked it's lasted. Duane Eddy. Lee Hazelwood. Waylon Jenninings and the roots of rockabilly and outlaw country.

Fabulous pick.🍺

Nice pic.

Hard to argue with that.

GREAT to know...I bought it in 1964...in London...such a rich voice!!!

​@@johnstill1451 Nice! But I believe the album came out in 1968. Anyway, did you pick the album randomly from the store or what? He was never really a popular musician or anything like that. In recent years he achieved a cult following and the prices for his music went up. So, when I was searching through a big pile of generic records and got to this, I said to myself "Jackpot! Hard work pays off" :)

For saying such things You guys are clearly black men right ?

​@@thomasdupont7186 I'm not, why's that? Only black men listen to great country music or what? :D

Well it's a pretty known fact black bands are the best at country. I know it because i'm a french enthusiast... By the way this riff is clearly stolen from howlin'wolf...

Its so TIMELESS

It’s honestly amazing he got away with a song that talks about killing an officer of the law. Lol

ohh, i imagined,,,

@@johnnyguitar7921 are you THE JOHNNY GUITAR,the one with the great singing voice that sang those great western ballads? Have Gun Will Travel,etc.?

The fool is a dead giveaway 😁

Lee hazlewood is Gold!

It's a concept album before concept albums were called concept albums.

100%

My thoughts exactly

Best country album ever? Really?

red headed stepchild this album is sick, but there are probably 100s of better country albums. Hell, Porter Wagoner got a SONG that’s stronger and weirder than this whole album.

Both versions are AMAZING. This record was stemmed in Phoenix and overdubbed in LA at United Recording (then known as United Western Recorders). :D Its the same studio Michael Jackson cut Thriller at with Quincy Jones. Serious history. Arizona unfortunately has torn down every great studio they ever built. They've torn down 90'% of their historical legacy. Old Tucson hangs on with a wing and a prayer, but its falling to disrepair. The sad fact in Arizona is the highest and best use for most land is golf, strip malls or strip clubs. If you can do all three you're Michael Pollack. And if you get that joke, you're from Phoenix.

Still As The Night is great, I’ve heard a couple other great Sanford Clark songs thanks to RU-vid, I Know I’m Not in Kansas (or something) and Go On Home

I think he's dead

@@BlazRa Huh he died in July. Shame.

Cool profile pic

This is great shit. Your right pretty different then anything I've heard.

So he was a wavy nigga

@@alexcastle9126 what a dumbass statement, fuckn idiot!

Oh Robert, just roll with it

LITT

@red headed stepchild makes no difference to me, what that outcome is.

@red headed stepchild It freaking rules. Buddy.

Better upvote it.. buddy.

@@jayimperator8088 I did, buddy.

Charley Crockett is my favourite current country singer going. You guys just keep playing we'll listen up in Canada

The guitar work is brilliant

@@wessebren4474 absolutely

SO TRUE!!!

they're also missing a few Ernest Tubb albums where he was on tour, truly fantastic

shades is lee hazelwood isnit it?

@@qotsarule7 in that song it reaaally sounds like his style, but i dont think its him,,,, one of the songs reminds me of "the boots are made for wlaking",,,, maybe this guy was a way for Lee to get some music out without breaching contracts etc

@@johnnyguitar7921 nah I mean Shades is a Lee Hazelwood song! Or at least they both did a version don;t know who wrote it.

This album was produced by Lee

produced by lee hazlewood,like he done duets and musics for nancy sinatra too,so the production is similar,yeah,listen to lee hazlewood :dark in my heart

@@stevepszybyla3838 LH is grossly underated and appreciated. I attempt to enlighten the uniformed as best I can.

a bit Psych. Maybe Psych Folk?

Cosmic Country!

You talk like hippies didn't listen to country music, cowboys didn't smoke weed, & guitar players all over didn't fiddle around with their gear to get that buzz.

This came out during peak psychedelic era, late 60s.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t05kAjohxB8.html

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