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Old 12-14-2011, 05:15 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by blastingas10 View Post
Does anyone have more posthumous releases than Hendrix?
That`s an interesting question !
Poor old Richie Valens has one of the saddest statistics: died at the age of 17( so really just a school boy) with one album under his belt, he has three times as many posthumous releases.

Country crooner Jim Reeves died in 1964, not that that stopped him from repeatedly turning up in the charts. The Jim Reeves industry turned out a total of 18 posthumous albums. If you`ll excuse the humour, that is really flogging a dead horse !

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1966 Something Special for Disc Jockeys RCA Victor

1966 Yours Sincerely, Jim Reeves

1967 The Blue Side of Lonesome
AMG Track PicksBlue Side of Lonesome I Know One I Won't Come in While He's There
1967 My Cathedral

1968 A Touch of Sadness

1992 Have I Told You Lately Musketeer Records

1994 Spotlight On Jim Reeves Javelin

1999 Four Walls Elap Records

2003 The Unforgettable Jim Reeves Live Voice Masters

2003 Jim Reeves Radio Show: Monday Feb.24,1958 And More Bears

2003 The Jim Reeves Radio Show: February 24, 1958 And More Bears

2004 Jim Reeves Radio Show: February 25-28, 1958 Bear Family Records

2005 I've Forgotten You Voice Masters

2005 Country Legends Music

2006 Side by Side Newsound

2006 Mexican Joe Platinum Entertainment

2009 Heroes Pegasus


2011 The Country Music Gentleman
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