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Disc one of this collection contains brand new tracks recorded after the reunion of Char and Colleen Lovett after many years. Disc two contains the original recordings from 1954, newly re-mastered for CD and digital download - and can be purchased separately as Time Out For Love. The proceeds from the sales of disc two will be donated to the National Meningitis Association. Play Wheels of Time Play She'll Have to Go Play Samples of the entire album Songs on disc 1 are: 1. Your Cheatin' Heart 2. Hello Darlin' 3. Wheels of Time 4. I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know 5. Help Me Make It Through the Night 6. Just a Little Lovin' 7. When Are You Coming Home (I Can't Believe) 8. Hey Good Lookin' 9. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry/Are You Lonesome Tonight 10. For the Good Times 11. It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels 12. She'll Have To Go 13. Faded Love 14. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You 15. Why Don't You Love Me 16. Always On My Mind 17. Come Home to Me Songs on disc 2 are: 1. Bacon and Eggs 2. Time Out for Love 3. Sometime Somewhere 4. Until I Lost You 5. Behind My Back 6. I Don't Want To Set the World on Fire 7. Mexican Polka 8. Little Dirty Face 9. No More Teardrops 10. Come Home to Me 11. Sentimental Journey 12. Tonight I Am Lonely for You 13. Silver Dew on the Blue Grass Tonight  | | The original recordings by the Lovett Sisters made in 1954 at Jim Beck Studio in Dallas Texas, newly re-mastered for CD and digital download. All proceeds from the sales of this album will be donated to the National Meningitis Association. Play Time Out for Love Play Come Home to Me Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Bacon and Eggs 2. Time Out for Love 3. Sometime Somewhere 4. Until I Lost You 5. Behind My Back 6. I Don't Want To Set the World on Fire 7. Mexican Polka 8. Little Dirty Face 9. No More Teardrops 10. Come Home to Me 11. Sentimental Journey 12. Tonight I Am Lonely for You 13. Silver Dew on the Blue Grass Tonight |
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| About the National Meningitis Association: The proceeds from the Lovett Sisters’ Time Out for Love will benefit the National Meningitis Association (NMA), a nonprofit organization established in July 2002. NMA was founded by five parents whose adolescent or college-age children died or suffered permanent disability from meningococcal meningitis, a rare, but dangerous bacterial infection that may be prevented through immunization. The NMA’s mission is to educate families, medical professionals and others about bacterial meningitis and prevention approaches to the disease. Carolyn Waghorne, a dear friend of Char Sutherlin and founding board member of the NMA, lost her beautiful 17-year-old son Carter to meningococcal meningitis. Carter died less than 24-hours after his first symptoms. Two weeks after their son’s death, the heartbroken Waghorne’s learned that vaccination could have saved their son. Meningococcal meningitis strikes 3,000 Americans each year and within hours can cause deafness, organ failure, amputation of arms and legs, and even death. Adolescents and college students are at increased risk of getting the disease and account for 30% of all cases. Since its inception, the NMA has launched several public education and media initiatives to help raise awareness – among health care providers, parents, adolescents and young adults – of meningococcal disease and prevention. To learn more about the NMA and their crusade, donate, or to learn how you can help protect your child, please visit the NMA Web site at: www.nmaus.org More about the Lovett Sisters: ONCE UPON A TIME... We were two little girls, age 2 and 3 years old, when our daddy, bandleader Joe Lovett stood us on a chair in front of a microphone and struck up the band. Our mother, Jane must have been standing in the wings, crossing her fingers that we would start to sing. And sing we did. Music and singing soon became the very center of our lives. Music always filled our home. We remember all night jam sessions in our living room, with daddy singing and playing guitar and mother cooking up bacon and eggs for the group. We thought everyone lived that way and we loved it! We started singing with our daddy's band in various night clubs all over Dallas. When we were very young teenagers, we began singing on the W.F.A.A. Sat. Night Shindig radio and T.V. shows, and later on the W.R.R. Big 'D' Jamboree in Dallas. It was during this time period that we were signed by a major record label, Imperial Records. We recorded 10 songs, most of which were written by our late grandmother Eva M. Burke (Mimi), our daddy Joe Lovett and Colleen. All of these recordings have been remastered. Later on, still in our teen years, we began singing with the Teddy Phillips Orchestra and later appeared with his band on a very popular weekly television show in Chicago. When the Chicago T.V. show ended, Colleen and Char began their solo careers, Colleen singing with the Phillips Orchestra and Char joining the Ray Herrera Orchestra. We both had very successful solo recording and entertaining careers for years, many times appearing in the same city, at the same time, at different top show rooms. And we so looked forward to those times! In 2003, our friend Suzanne Cady asked us if we would sing at our High School reunion. We agreed and were delighted that our voices still blended. And so, we soon began to sing together once again. 
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