Ray Price may be best known for the distinct, swinging shuffle sound that he popularized, but that groove doesn't define him. His very first single, 1950's mournful "Jealous Lies," and the upbeat hillbilly holler "Move On In and Stay" both sport an old-school two-step feel, while Price's version of Hank Williams' "Weary Blues (From Waiting)" shows that the man knows his way around a country waltz.