Charley Pride - Is Anybody Goin' to San Antone (1994)

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I found this gem of a CD at a record store at the mall close to me. According to the Liner Notes, this 1994 commemorative release of Platinum Pride celebrates Charley Pride's remarkable recording career with a special commemorative package of his 25 greatest hits. Music producer Jack Clement returned to the studio with Pride to re-record these songs using the original musical arrangements with many of the original musicians. Their goal was to make his greatest hits even better than the originals by using state of the art recording technology to enhance the clarity and richness of his vocals. Contrary now to what I said on the first song's upload, I think some of the originals are better than the re-recordings while others are vice versa. Regardless, either recording is great, and I will let you decide what you think is better.

Written by Dave Kirby and Glenn Martin.

Song Release Date: March 7, 1970
Billboard Chart Number: 1

Produced by "Cowboy" Jack Clement
Assistant Producer: Dave Ferguson

Chief Engineer and Technical Director: Jack "Stack-A-Track" Grochmal
Engineers: David R. Ferguson and J. Niles Clement
Mixed by: David R. Ferguson and Jack "Stack-A-Track" Grochmal
Assistant Engineers: Steve Ledet and Rodney Good
Tracks Recorded at Eleven Eleven Studio Studio, Nashville
Post-production and mixing done at "The Cowboy Arms Hotel and Recording Spa" Nashville
Outboard Equipment: Dreamier
Production Managers: Mary Todd-Roberts and J. Niles Clement
Catering and Social Director: Alison Clement
Musical Director: Charles Cochran

Musicians:
Charles Cochran - Piano & Keyboards
Kenny Malone - Drums & Percussion
Roy Huskey Jr. - Acoustical Bass, Electric Bass & Bass Guitar
Marty Stuart - Electric Guitar
Mark Howard - Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin & Piano
Stu Basore - Steel Guitar
Jamie Hartford - Acoustic Guitar & Electric Guitar
Hank Singer - Fiddle
Dale Morris - Fiddle
Jack "Stack-A-Track" Grochmal - Percussion
Jack Clement - Rhythm Guitar & Dobro
Joey Miskulin - Plectrum Banjo & Accordion

The Stackernackle Choir:
Doug Clements, Bonnie Gallie-Hill, Jack Grochmal, Mark Howard, and Pam Wolfe