Vernon Dalhart Dalhart And Robison - Barbara Allen Why Aint I Happy At All

Review by Tomek Samcik

Vernon Dalhart and Carson Robison's album "Barbara Allen Why Aint I Happy At All" is a classic country album that showcases the duo's exceptional vocal abilities and songwriting skills. The album features a collection of heart-wrenching ballads and upbeat country tunes that are sure to captivate any listener.

The album opens with the title track "Barbara Allen," a traditional folk song that has been covered by countless artists over the years. Dalhart and Robison's rendition of the song is soulful and haunting, with their harmonies perfectly complementing each other.

The album also features several original tracks, including "Why Ain't I Happy at All" and "The Old Barn Dance." Both songs are classic country tunes that showcase the duo's songwriting skills and ability to tell a compelling story through their music.

One standout track on the album is "The Prisoner's Song," which was written by Vernon Dalhart himself. The song is a heartbreaking tale of a man who is locked up in prison and longs to be free. Dalhart's vocals on the track are powerful and emotive, making it one of the highlights of the album.

Summary by Tomek Samcik

"Barbara Allen Why Aint I Happy At All" is a must-listen for any fan of classic country music. Vernon Dalhart and Carson Robison's exceptional vocals and songwriting skills make this album a timeless classic that will continue to be enjoyed for years to come.