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Ring of Hearth: The Better of Johnny Money is the sixteenth album by singer-songwriter Johnny Money, launched on Columbia Data in 1963 (see 1963 in music). This album collects tracks from singles and an EP launched between 1959 and 1963, Money’s first years on the Columbia label, and marked the primary launch of those tracks in LP format, aside from “I Nonetheless Miss Somebody,” which had beforehand appeared on the 1958 album The Fabulous Johnny Money. “Ring of Hearth”, one in all Money’s most well-known tracks, made its first LP look right here. Ring of Hearth was the primary #1 album when Billboard debuted their Nation Album Chart on January 11, 1964. Licensed Gold on February 11, 1965 by the RIAA, it earned him his first Gold LP. It stands as the one Columbia “biggest hits” assortment to be included within the Johnny Money: The Full Columbia Album Assortment field set.

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Facet one
No.	Title	Author(s)	Authentic launch	Size
1.	“Ring of Hearth”	June Carter, Merle Kilgore	Single A-side (Apr. 1963)	2:38
2.	“I might Nonetheless Be There”	Johnny Money, Johnny Horton	“Ring of Hearth” B-side (Apr. 1963)	2:34
3.	“What Do I Care”	Money	“All Over Once more” B-side (Sep. 1958)	2:07
4.	“I Nonetheless Miss Somebody”	Money, Roy Money	“Do not Take Your Weapons to City” B-side (Dec. 1958)	2:35
5.	“Forty Shades of Inexperienced”	Money	“The Insurgent – Johnny Yuma” B-side (Apr. 1961)	2:54
6.	“Had been You There When They Crucified My Lord”	Conventional, The Carter Household	“Peace within the Valley” B-side (Oct. 1962)	3:56

Facet two
No.	Title	Author(s)	Authentic launch	Size
1.	“The Insurgent – Johnny Yuma”	Richard Markowitz, Andrew Fenady	Johnny Money Sings “The Insurgent – Johnny Yuma” – EP (Oct. 1959)	1:52
2.	“Bonanza”	Jay Livingston, Ray Evans	Single A-side (Aug. 1962)	2:20
3.	“The Massive Battle”	Money	Single A-side (Feb. 1962)	4:03
4.	“Keep in mind the Alamo”	Jane Bowers	Johnny Money Sings “The Insurgent – Johnny Yuma” – EP (Oct. 1959)	2:50
5.	“Tennessee Flat High Field”	Money	Single A-side (Sep. 1961)	3:00
6.	“Peace within the Valley”	Thomas A. Dorsey	Single A-side (Oct. 1962)	2:47

Personnel

Johnny Money – Vocals, Guitar
Luther Perkins, Jack Clement, Norman Blake, Billy Unusual, Johnny Western, Roy Nichols – Guitar
Marshall Grant, Buddy Clark – Bass
Buddy Harman, Morris Palmer, W. S. Holland, Irving Kluger, Michael Kazak – Drums
Invoice Pursell, Marvin Hughes, James Wilson – Piano
Maybelle Carter – Autoharp
Karl Garvin, Invoice McElhiney – Trumpet
Billy Latham – Banjo
Bob Johnston – Lute
Hubert Anderson – Vibraphone
The Carter Household, The Jack Halloran Singers, The Anita Kerr Singers – background vocals

Further personnel

Produced By: Don Legislation and Frank Jones
Reissue Producer: Bob Irwin
Digitally Remastered for CD by: Vic Anesini, Sony Music Studios, NY
Cowl Photograph: Frank Bez
Liner Notes: Joe Goldberg

Charts

Album – Billboard (United States)

12 months	Chart	Place
1963	Nation Albums	1
1963	Pop Albums	26

Singles – Billboard (United States)

12 months	Single	Chart	Place
1961	“The Insurgent – Johnny Yuma”	Nation Singles	24
1961	“Tennessee Flat High Field”	Nation Singles	11
1961	“Tennessee Flat High Field”	Pop Singles	84
1962	“The Massive Battle”	Nation Singles	24
1962	“Bonanza”	Pop Singles	94
1963	“What Do I Care”	Nation Singles	7
1963	“What Do I Care”	Pop Singles	52
1963	“Ring of Hearth”	Nation Singles	1
1963	“Ring of Hearth”	Pop Singles	17

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