- Gloryland - 30 Bluegrass Gospel Classics · 2007
- Bluegrass · 2008
- 20 Bluegrass Originals - Collector's Edition · 2004
- In His Arms · 1989
- Rebel Records: 35 Years of The Best in Bluegrass · 1997
- Rebel Records: 35 Years of The Best in Bluegrass · 1997
- In His Arms · 1989
- In His Arms · 1989
- Dueling Banjos: The Original Bluegrass Hits · 2006
- In His Arms · 1989
- Jim Eanes With Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups · 1968
- Best of Bluegrass: Long Journey Home · 1998
- American County Pioneers · 2008
Albums
- 2004
Live Albums
Compilations
About Jim Eanes
Though he never achieved the superstar status of many of his contemporaries, Jim Eanes still exerted considerable influence on country and bluegrass music. Originally a backing musician for bluegrass legends Flatt & Scruggs and Bill Monroe, Eanes struck out on his own and formed the Shenandoah Valley Boys in 1951, recording sporadically over the next four decades. He found greater success as a songwriter, authoring “I wouldn’t Change You If I Could,” a charty-topping single for Ricky Skaggs. and Hank Williams’s classic “Wedding Bells."
- HOMETOWN
- Mountain Valley, VA, United States
- BORN
- December 6, 1923
- GENRE
- Country