In the mid-'50's, women country singers took their cue from Kitty Wells. They'd stand demurely on stage in Gingham, singing of unrequited love. Then came Charline Arthur who burst forth from a rowdier universe, a place where the boogie was woogied, diamonds were flashed, and men were picked up and cast off. She was one of the few women who could hold her own on-stage with Elvis and the rockabillies. This 180 gram LP features "Burn That Candle," "I Heard About You," "Kiss the Baby Goodnight," "I'm Having a Party All By Myself," "What About Tomorrow," "Honey Bun" and others.