“Bimbo” by Jim Reeves - album review

features in: (B-list) Album Chart of 1956 ● (B-list) Album Chart of the 1950s

Released October 1956. RCA bought the rights to the Abbott material and "Bimbo" served as a compile of the singles 1953-55. 4 of these tracks had already appeared on the debut LP "Sings" of 1955.

The Jukebox Rebel
26–Feb–2010

A1	[02:46] Jim Reeves - Bimbo (Rod Morris) Country
A2	[02:37] Jim Reeves - How Many (Hal Blair, Howard Barnes) Country
A3	[02:44] Jim Reeves - Echo Bonita (Kenny Devine) Country
A4	[02:21] Jim Reeves - Where Does A Broken Heart Go? (Mary Reeves) Country
A5	[02:33] Jim Reeves - Penny Candy (Cal Veale) Country
B1	[02:35] Jim Reeves and The Circle O Ranch Boys - Mexican Joe (Mitchell Torok) Country
B2	[02:21] Jim Reeves - Then I’ll Stop Loving You (Jim Reeves) Country
B3	[02:44] Jim Reeves - Drinking Tequila (Bob Center) Country
B4	[03:00] Jim Reeves - What Were You Doing (Last Night) (Jim Reeves) Country
B5	[02:42] Jim Reeves - Let Me Love You A Little (Jim Reeves) Country