Kitty Wells - Thank You For The Roses

Review by Amanda Wakefield

Thank You For The Roses, the 1965 album by Kitty Wells, is a classic country music gem that showcases the legendary singer's timeless voice and heartfelt lyrics. Wells, known as the "Queen of Country Music," delivers a mix of ballads and uptempo tunes that capture the essence of country music at its best.

The album's title track, "Thank You For The Roses," is a standout, with Wells' emotive vocals conveying the gratitude and love expressed in the song. Other highlights include the lively "I've Got Yesterday," the poignant "Amigo's Guitar," and the tender "I Don't Claim to Be an Angel."

Throughout the album, Wells' sincerity and authenticity shine through, making it clear why she remains a beloved figure in the country music world. Her ability to capture the joys and sorrows of everyday life in her music is unmatched, and Thank You For The Roses is a testament to her enduring legacy.

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Artist: Kitty Wells
Album: Thank You For The Roses

Folk, World, & Country

Country

1979

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Loving You Was All I Ever Needed	2:55
Thank You For The Roses	2:47

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Catalog Numbers

122
SDJ-1

Labels

Ruboca Records
Ruboca

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lyssna på nätet
escuchar en línea
lytte på nettet
ouvir online
online luisteren
online anhören
ascolta in linea
kuunnella verkossa
écouter en ligne

Formats

Vinyl
45 RPM
7"
12"
Single
Promo
Red Vinyl

Notes

Manufactured and distributed by Ruboca Records • 264 Old Hickory Blvd. • Madison, Tenn. 37115
Marked "Special Edition For Radio Only".
"This special record is a complimentary professional service and is not for sale."

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Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etching): JWE 122-A Woodwind
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etching): JWE 122-B Woodwind

About Kitty Wells

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American country music singer, born August 30, 1919 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, died July 16, 2012 in Madison, Tennessee, USA. Married to singer . Their 3 children , and were all accomplished country singers.

Real Name

Ellen Muriel Deason

Name Vars

K. Weels
K. Wells
Kittie Wells
Wells

Aliases

Muriel Deason Wright

Summary by Amanda Wakefield

Thank You For The Roses is a must-listen for any fan of classic country music, and a fitting tribute to one of its greatest artists.

Comments

ycyhinaxo

She had a unique voice that made her so special. A lovely woman.

decadentwords

love her singing

wildanwalker9

The true and only queen!

candyyihong

I will always thank God for the blessings to earth with kitty wells .
Thank you Kitty for you being you bringing real country music

francisround

One of my very favorites by Kitty and it was her second to last charted single, 1979.

gamzereel

I will always have kitty on my radio per day.

billalsobrook

There will never be but one kitty wells !

th3ladyb

She was the greatest. As fresh as the morning dew. RIP.

dannypineda23

Kitty Wells will always be remembered as the First Lady of country music!

crickykida

Kitty wells making believe

jsakata01e3a13f1e

love her

nileshneel1980

Fantastic singer 66

disipiobldggrp

Queen of country music love you kitty wells

jitujithakor3

I worship Kitty Wells.

govtadarshavidyalayasiruguppa

Nat & I was lucky to see & dance to her music about 40 years ago in a little town called Cliff , N.M. It was a very enjoyable night, I have always enjoyed her music, a very wonderful lady.

ilustragarma

It's funny how if you start singing along to songs like this you wouldn't be able to get it right at first but then you relax into it and just feel like something has taken over your body. Its as if music actually does have a soul and is able to enter and pass throughout those who dabble in it. Astonishing.