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Jim Reeves
Released 1987

I Know One [#]
01:44
8 plays

Am I Losing You [#]
02:30
78 plays

Four Walls [#]
02:41
66 plays

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songs

- 1
- Yonder Comes a Sucker [#]
- 01:57
- 12 plays

- 2
- Waiting for a Train [#]
- 01:50
- 6 plays

- 3
- Am I Losing You [#]
- 02:30
- 78 plays

- 4
- When God Dips His Love in My Heart [#]
- 02:49
- 11 plays

- 5
- According to My Heart [#]
- 01:58
- 10 plays

- 6
- Four Walls [#]
- 02:41
- 66 plays

- 7
- Mexican Joe [#]
- 02:37
- 4 plays

- 8
- Anna Marie [#]
- 02:16
- 20 plays

- 9
- Blue Boy [#]
- 01:39
- 5 plays

- 10
- Softly and Tenderly [#]
- 02:12
- 294 plays

- 11
- He'll Have to Go [#]
- 02:15
- 45 plays

- 12
- Bimbo [#]
- 01:41
- 3 plays

- 13
- I'd Like to Be [#]
- 02:00
- 1 plays

- 14
- Peace in the Valley [#]
- 02:20
- 55 plays

- 15
- Billy Bayou [#]
- 02:02
- 5 plays

- 16
- In a Mansion Stands My Love [#]
- 01:42
- 2 plays

- 17
- I'm Getting Better [#]
- 02:08
- 39 plays

- 18
- Old Time Religion [#]
- 01:57
- 10 plays

- 19
- I Know One [#]
- 01:44
- 8 plays

- 20
- I Missed Me [#]
- 02:20
- 24 plays

album review

While it may seem strange that a live album offers a nearly complete introduction to an artist as important as Jim Reeves, Live At the Opry fits that bill. A compilation of radio performances recorded at the Grand Ole Opry between 1953 and 1960, the music on Live At the Opry is uniformly excellent, demonstrating Reeves' talent for country-pop as well as his command of a live audience. Most of his biggest hits are here, as well as a handful of unfamiliar numbers, and all are delivered with style by either his backing band Blue Boys or an Opry pick-up band. For both dedicated fans and neophytes, there's plenty to treasure on Live At the Opry. ~ Thom Owens, All Music Guide