The Carter Sisters & Mother Maybelle - You Are My Flower I Aint Gonna Work Tomorrow

Review by Miguel Carrasco

The album "You Are My Flower I Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow" by the Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle is a classic country music masterpiece. The album features beautiful harmonies and skilled instrumental performances that showcase the group's incredible talent.

The album's title track, "You Are My Flower," is a standout hit that has become a beloved classic in the country music genre. Other notable tracks include "Wildwood Flower" and "Foggy Mountain Top," both of which feature Mother Maybelle's signature finger-picking style.

The album is a testament to the enduring legacy of the Carter Family, one of the most influential groups in country music history. The Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle carry on this legacy with grace and skill, making this album a must-listen for fans of traditional country music.

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Artist: The Carter Sisters & Mother Maybelle
Album: You Are My Flower I Aint Gonna Work Tomorrow

Folk, World, & Country

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1953

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Track	Duration	Preview
I Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow	2:32
You Are My Flower	2:43

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21184
4-21184

Labels

Columbia

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Vinyl
10"
78 RPM
Single
Promo
Shellac
7"
45 RPM

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Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): CO48556-1A
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): CO48557-1A
Matrix / Runout (Side A label): CO 48556
Matrix / Runout (Side B label): CO 48557
Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): ZSP 12709
Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): ZSP 12710

About The Carter Sisters & Mother Maybelle

In March 1943, when the original Carter Family trio stopped recording together after their WBT-AM contract ended, Maybelle Carter formed "Maybelle Carter & the Carter Sisters" with her three daughters June, Helen and Anita. Maybelle's daughters had frequently appeared with The Carter Family on their radio broadcasts of the early 1940s. The group was said to have been a mix of traditional songs of the original Carter Family with pop, gospel, and vaudeville comedy. Each daughter made her own contribution to the band. Helen: vocals, guitar, and accordion Anita: vocals, guitar, and bass fiddle June: vocals, autoharp, guitar, banjo, piano, dance, and comedy (Although she could carry a tune, June struggled with pitch problems and soon began to focus more on her comedic addition to the group than her singing.) Tthe group released its first record on February 2, 1949, produced in Atlanta, Georgia through RCA Victor records

Name Vars

Carter Sisters

Aliases

The Carter Family

Members

Anita Carter
June Carter Cash
Helen Carter
Maybelle Carter

Summary by Miguel Carrasco

"You Are My Flower I Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow" is a timeless album that showcases the best of the Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle's musical talent. It is a must-have for any serious country music collection.

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emmaschm

Thanks for posting. Love the Carter Girls singing the original Carter Family songs helping to keep the old music relevant. And just to be a stickler June sings the first verse and Helen sings the second verse and Anita the 3rd verse.