Sara & Maybelle Carter

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Lonesome Pine Special 00:00 Tools
Higher Ground 00:00 Tools
No More Goodbyes 00:00 Tools
The Ship That Never Returned 00:00 Tools
Sun Of The Soul 00:00 Tools
I Told Them What You're Fighting For 00:00 Tools
Goin' Home 00:00 Tools
Farther On 00:00 Tools
Three Little Strangers 00:00 Tools
The Foggy Mountain Top 00:00 Tools
Happiest Days Of All 00:00 Tools
Weary Prodigal Son 00:00 Tools
San Antonio Rose 00:00 Tools
Black Mountain Rag 00:00 Tools
Charlie Brooks 00:00 Tools
A Letter From Home 00:00 Tools
While The Band Is Playing Dixie 00:00 Tools
Let's Be Lovers Again 00:00 Tools
Kitty Puss 00:00 Tools
The Hand That Rocked The Cradle 00:00 Tools
Mama's Irish Jig 00:00 Tools
We All Miss You Joe 00:00 Tools
There's A Mother Always Waiting 00:00 Tools
Tome Cat's Kitten 00:00 Tools
Give Me Your Love And I'll Give Mine 00:00 Tools
Higher 00:00 Tools
I'm Leaving You 00:00 Tools
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle 00:00 Tools
While The Band Is Playin' Dixie 00:00 Tools
Single Girl, Married Girl 00:00 Tools
Worried Man Blues 00:00 Tools
Lonesome Valley 00:00 Tools
Tom Cat's Kitten 00:00 Tools
My Home's Across The Blue Ridge Mountains 00:00 Tools
Give Me Your Love and I'll Give You Mine 00:00 Tools
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In early 1944, the original Carter Family finally disbanded, after a career that had spanned more than 17 years and had generated over 250 records, including some of the most influential in country music history. To friends and family, it looked like the split was pretty final. A.P. and Sara had divorced in 1939, and after the band split up, each took off to opposite ends of the country. Sara retired to California with her second husband and relaxed by raising peacocks; A.P. returned to his native home in Poor Valley in Virginia where he opened a country store. Only Maybelle showed much interest in continuing with the Carter music tradition. Billing herself as Mother Maybelle and the Carter Sisters, she took her children Helen, Anita and June and began working radio shows in places like Richmond, Virginia, Knoxville, and Springfield, Missouri. And, to be sure, the original Carter Family was destined never to perform together again, though all of them continued to be good singers and creative musicians. It was only in 1966, twentytwo years after the break-up, that Sara and Maybelle would have a chance to perform in public together again. this was the occasion of a rare and unusual recording event that Columbia records entitled 'A Historic Reunion'. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.