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Chet Atkins - 12th St Rag

You play alright, but you ain't no Chet Atkins... you know what I'm saying? Chet Atkins - The Early Years 1946-57 Chet Atkins: Rosalie Allen, Colleen And Donna Wilson (The Beaver Valley Sweethearts), D Dill, The Beasley Singers, 'Sister' Billie Rose Atkins, Midred Kirkham, Austin Footrell, 'Red' Kirk, Helen Carter, Brock Speer (vocals); R Lanham, H Ray Bradley, Jack Shook, Hank Snow, Homer Haynes, James Atkins, Jerry Byrd, Louis Innis, Ray Edenton, Al Chernet (guitar); Bud Isaacs (steel guitar); 'Jethro' Burns (mandolin); Charles Hurta, D Potter, Buck Lambert (fiddle); Angus P Klein, Joe Biviano (accordion); E R 'Dutch' McMilin (clarinet); 'Papa' John Gordie (piano); 'Papa' John Gordy (celesta); M Hughes, M Gold, Kerr (organ); F Carroll, C R Grean, 'Holly' Swanson, Bob L. Moore, Ernest Newton, Ernie Newton, Anita Carter, Harold Siegel (bass guitar); Johnnie deGeorge, Buddy Harman Jr., Phil Kraus, Farris Coursey (drums). Personnel: Chet Atkins (electric guitar). One of the all-time great guitarists, Chet Atkins had a formidable technique and an utterly individual style that influenced generations of successive axeslingers. Atkins's chops were well in place in the early years of his career, as this superb five-disc box set attests. Beginning in 1946, the year he made his first appearance at the Grand Ole Opry, THE EARLY YEARS traces the first decade of Atkins' solo work. Although he's generally associated with straight Nashville country (a sound he helped engineer as the go-to session hand), Atkins's solo recordings meld blues, jazz, ragtime, novelty songs and pop with the nimble twang of classic country.