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Johnnie & JackJohnnie & Jack were an influential American country music duo active from the late 1930s until the early 1960s, consisting of Johnnie Wright and Jack Anglin. They became prominent members of the Grand Ole Opry in the 1940s and are best known for hit singles like "(Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely," which reached number one, and "Goodnite, Sweetheart, Goodnite," which peaked at number four on the charts. Following Anglin's tragic death in 1963, Wright continued his career as a successful solo artist. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
The Tennessee Mountain Boys (1958)
Hits By Johnnie And Jack (1959)
Hits By Johnny & Jack (1959)
Johnnie And Jack Sing Poison Love (1963)
Sincerely (1964)
Singles
Poison Love / I Can't Tell My Heart That (1950)
I've Gone And Done It Again / Two Timing Blues (1952)
Slow Poison / Heart Trouble (1952)
You Tried To Ruin My Name / Ashes Of Love (1952)
Cheated Out Of Love / Love Trap (1953)
Hank Williams Will Live Forever / Just For Tonight (1953)
Private Property / Don't Say Goodbye If You Love Me (1953)
Beware Of It / Kiss Crazy (1954)
Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight / Honey I Need You (1954)
I Get So Lonely / You're Just What The Doctor Ordered (1954)
No One Dear But You / We Live In Two Different Worlds (1955)
S.O.S. / Weary Moments (1955)
Sincerly / Carry On (1955)
So Lovely Baby / Look Out (1955)
Baby It's In The Making / You Can't Divorce My Heart (1956)
Feet Of Clay / I Want To Be Loved (1956)
Love Love Love / I Loved You Better Than You Knew (1956)
Love Fever / Move It On Over (1957)
