| GERMAN
COUNTRY LPs
Jean
Shepard -> T. Texas Tyler
| JEAN SHEPARD |
Cowgirlboy 5037 |
Star Of The Grand Ole Opry |
● LP $13.98 |
A marvelous collection of 16 songs from radio transcriptions
made in the 50s and early 60s by this outstanding singer. Shephard's
singing and the instrumental accompaniments are pure honky tonk. Included
are versions of some of her hits (I Thought Of You/ Satisfied Mind/
Second Fiddle To An Old Guitar, etc), non-hit songs and songs not
recorded commercially (This Has Been Your Life/ Sad Singin' & Slow
Ridin'/ Act Like A Married Man, etc) and some wonderful covers
including I Didn't Know The Gun Was Loaded and the best version of
Hank Williams' Jambalaya outside of Hank's own. One of the best
albums on this label. (FS)
JEAN SHEPARD: A Satisfied Mind/ Act like a Married Man/ Beautiful Lies/
Beggin' to You/ He Plays the Banjo (I Play the Banjo)./ He'll Loved Me
Once and He'll Love Me Again/ I Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded/ I Learned
it All from You/ I Thought of You/ I Want to Go Where No One Knows Me/ If
You Can Walk Away/ Jambalaya/ Just a Closer Walk with Thee/ Sad Singin'
and Slow Ridin'/ Second Fiddle to an Old Guitar/ this Has Been Your Life
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| JEAN SHEPARD |
Cowgirlboy 5108 |
Mrs. Country Music |
● LP $13.98 |
All items recorded from 1958 to ca. 1964.
JEAN SHEPARD: Another/ Are You Certain?/ Better Love next Time/ Billy
Christian./ Cigarettes and Coffee Blues/ For the Children's Sake/ Have
Heart, Will Love/ He Plays the Bongo (I Play the Banjo)/ He's My Baby/ I
Don't Apologize for Loving You/ I Lost You after All/ I'll Take the Blame/
Jeopardy/ Lonely Little World/ Secret of Life/ That's What Lonesome Is
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| JEAN SHEPARD |
Masterpiece MLP 203 |
The First Lady Of Country Music |
● LP $13.98 |
14 sides from mid/late 50s.
JEAN SHEPARD: Don't Rush Me/ He Loved Me Once and He'll Love Me Again/ I
Thought of You/ I Used to Love You/ If You Can Walk Away/ It Scares Me
Half to Death/ Let's Kiss and Try and Try Again (& Ferlin Husky)/
Please Don't Divorce Me/ Thank You Just the Same./ The Glass That Stands
Beside Me/ Tomorrow I'll Be Gone/ Twice the Lovin' (in Half the Time)/
You're Just the Kind of Guy/ this Has Been Your Life
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| THE SHORT BROTHERS |
Cowgirlboy 5094 |
The Guys Who Created The E.T. Sound |
● LP $13.98 |
40s recordings. The Short Brothers catapulted Ernest Tubb
into the charts with their unique sound in the early 40s (Walkin' The
Floor Over You/ Try Me One More More Time, etc.). They even recorded
items in 1944 & '45 with the same sound with themselves as vocalists.
THE SHORT BROTHERS: Always Alone/ Don't Be Blue/ Don't You Cry over Me/ I
Wonder/ I'll Be True to the One That I Love./ I'm Still in Love with You/
Lonesome for You Annabelle/ Long after You've Forgotten/ My Sweetheart of
Yesterday/ Only a Dream/ Sundown and Sorrow/ That's All She Wrote/ That's
Just the Place for Me/ When It's Apple Blossom Time/ When It's Roundup
Time in Heaven/ out on the New Frontier
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| SHORTY, SUE & SALLY |
Cattle 124 |
Saddle Rockin' Rhythm |
● LP $13.98 |
16 songs from 40s radio transcriptions by popular Missouri
group featuring "Shorty" Thompson/ vocals & guitar, Sue
Thompson/ vocals & accordion and Sue's sister Sally/vocal with various
accompanying musicians including possibly Chet Atkins/ gtr,
"Speedy" Howorth/ gtr, Doc Martin/ steel gtr, Zed Tennis/ fiddle
and others. Matreial includes hillbilly, western material, instrumentals,
etc.
SHORTY, SUE & SALLY: 'Neath the Old Apple Tree/ A Gay Ranchero/ Baby,
Now I've Got the Goods on You/ Boogie Woogie Cowboy/ Chuck Wagon Blues/
Hold on Little Dogies/ I'm a Rootin' Tootin' Shootin' Man from/ La
Cucaracha (Inst.)/ Loaded Pistols and Loaded Dice/ Shorty's Boogie
(Inst.)/ Sing On, Brother, Sing/ Song of the Bandit/ Telling My Troubles
to My Old Guitar/ Texas Polka/ The Eyes of Texas (Inst. Featuring Chet
Atkins on Electric Guitar)./ They Took the Stars out of Heaven
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| LUKE SIMMONS |
Cowgirlboy 5042 |
And In His Blue Mountain Boys |
● LP $13.98 |
Country music from New Zealand? Strange but true, and it's
quite good too! Luke Simmons was originally from Canada though he moved to
New Zealand a while before these recordings were made and I assume the
rest of his band is from New Zealand. Simmons is a decent singer, very
much in the Wilf Carter vein and his band provides some solid
accompaniments with some very nice steel guitar. Most of the songs are
originals including Hey Baby/ Down Where The Meadowlarks Sing/ Drifting
On The Sea Of Love/ Deep Sea Jamboree/ Cup Of Joy, etc. This album was
out some years ago on another label so you might want to check your
collection. (FS)
LUKE SIMMONS: Cup of Joy/ Days That Used to Be/ Deep Sea Jamboree/ Don't
Play this Song/ Down Where the Meadowlarks Sing/ Drifting on the Sea of
Life/ Hey Baby/ Hobo Joe's Boogie/ It's a Long Way Back into Your Heart/
Open up Your Heart/ Over the Range/ Rainy Day Blues/ Sugar Pie Baby/
Waitin' on a Siding/ Waiting at the Gate for Katie./ When That Harvest
Moon Is Shining
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| LUKE SIMMONS |
Cowgirlboy 5143 |
Hobo Joe's Boogie |
● LP $13.98 |
The first track was recorded in New Zealand in 1953, all
others in 1957 in Canada. All items are extremely rare and mostly up tempo
numbers.
LUKE SIMMONS: Anniversary of My Broken Heart/ Don't Just Stand There/
Frazer River Valley Blues/ Heartbroken/ High Bird on the Totem Pole/ Hobo
Joe's Boogie (Can.version)/ I'm Tired/ Never No More, Anytime/ Orange
Blossom Special./ Stoney Mountain Blues/ The Days That Used to Be (Can.version)/
Throw a Little Love My Way/ Too Blind to See/ Unemployment Blues/ Wabash
Cannonball/ down in Quebec
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| JIMMIE SKINNER |
Cowgirlboy 5060 |
Sings Jimmie Rodgers |
● LP $13.98 |
Reissue of long out of print album featuring 12 songs of the
country music pioneer Rodgers performed by Cincinatti singer Jimmie
Skinner. The interpretations are quite pleasant with very nice Dobro by
Rusty York though Skinner's vocals are a little colorless. (FS)
JIMMIE SKINNER: Dear Old Sunny South by the Sea/ Hobo Bill's Last Ride/
Jimmie Rodgers' Last Blue Yodel (Women Make a Fool out of Me)/ Jimmie the
Kid/ Miss the Mississippi and You/ Moonlight and Skies/ My Blue Eyed Jane/
My Rough and Rowdy Ways/ Never No Mo' Blues/ Somewhere down below the
Mason-dixon Line/ The Soldier's Sweetheart/ Tuck Away My Lonesome Blues
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| JIMMIE SKINNER |
Cowgirlboy 5109 |
The Late And Great |
● LP $13.98 |
Fine sides from the late 40s to 1956. Features Ray Lunsford
on mandolin.
JIMMIE SKINNER: Another/ Are You Certain?/ Better Love next Time/ Billy
Christian./ Cigarettes and Coffee Blues/ For the Children's Sake/ Have
Heart, Will Love/ He Plays the Bongo (I Play the Banjo)/ He's My Baby/ I
Don't Apologize for Loving You/ I Lost You after All/ I'll Take the Blame/
Jeopardy/ Lonely Little World/ Secret of Life/ That's What Lonesome Is
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| CARL SMITH |
Cowgirlboy 5043 |
Carl's Golden Country Era |
● LP $13.98 |
This is a collection of early to late 50's
classics by Carl. Among lesser known but great songs you will finally find
his original Mr. Moon hit version on this album, plus Our
Honeymoon and That's The Way I Like You The Best. Johnny Sibert
(steel) and the rest of the Tunesmiths provide the usual remarkable Smith
style.
CARL SMITH: Before I Met You./ Do I like it?/ Don't Tease Me/ Honeymoon/
How about You (with Carter Sisters & Mother Maybelle )/ I Won't Be at
Home/ I'll Be List'ning (with Carter Sisters & Mother Maybelle )/ I've
Changed/ If You Do Dear/ If You Tried as Hard to Love Me (as You Have
Tried to Break My Heart)/ Mr. Lost/ Mr. Moon (Original!!!)/ Ten Thousand
Drums/ That's the Way I like You the Best/ Wicked Lies/ You Can't Hurt Me
Anymore
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| CHESTER SMITH |
Castle 8102 |
The Dynamic Hillbilly |
● LP $13.98 |
Fine but little known artist who recorded in mid 50s. Good
honky tonk style vocalist with down home accompaniments including mandolin
on some cuts. On side of this album features gospel duets with Hazel
Houser.
CHESTER SMITH: Another's Wedding Ring/ Cold Grey Dawn/ Fellowship/ He Will
Calm the Troubled Waters/ Holiday for Tears/ I'm Gonna Serve Him/
Kvi-vi-vi-vit ./ Men Are So Busy/ No Wonder/ One Life to Live (& Del
Reeves)/ Singin' My Blues to the Lord/ Sweet Memories/ There'll Be Other
Times/ Wait a Little Longer Please Jesus/ Weeping Heart/ You Can't Lose
with God on Your Side
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| JERRY SMITH |
Cattle 113 |
The Yodeling Cowboy |
● LP $13.98 |
Jerry Smith was born in Virginia but setled in owa where he
gained fame as Iowa's Favorite Yodeling Cowboy. The material here is
varied ranging from the late 30s through the late 50s. In spite of his
sobriquet most of the material here is mainstream country with very little
cowboy music of yodeling! Pleasant enough but not terribly memorable. (FS)
JERRY SMITH: As Long as I Live/ Careless Love/ Dear God Please Send My
Darling Back/ Fading Away/ Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?/ Hobo
Bill's Last Ride/ I Can't Tell You Why/ I Cared for You More than You
Know/ I Don't Care What They Say/ I'm Keeping My Promise/ My Heart Is
Breaking Just for You/ Pins and Needles (in My Heart)/ Rhythm of the
Saddle/ There Was a Time (# 1)./ There Was a Time (# 2)/ There'll Come a
Time
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| HANK SNOW & FAMILY |
Cowgirlboy 5071 |
Sessions For Uncle Sam |
● LP $13.98 |
These rare tracks come from transcriptions with applause
recorded in the 1950's, some with Roy Wiggins on steel guitar and Grady
Martin on electric guitar. Basically the Rainbow Ranch Boys are
responsible for the usual great Hank Snow sound.
HANK SNOW: A Petal from a Faded Rose/ All I Have to Do Is Dream (Voc.
Jimmie Rodgers & Carol Lee Snow)/ Born to Lose/ Brand on My Heart/
Doggone That Train/ I Don't Hurt Anymore/ I Wonder Where You Are Tonight/
I Wonder Where You Are Tonight./ I'm Movin' On/ Love's Call from the
Mountain/ Me and My Fiddle (Inst.)/ Tangled Mind
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| THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS |
Cattle 4 |
The Legendary Sons Of The Pioneers, Vol. 2 |
● LP $13.98 |
More 1942 transcriptions
THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Cattle Call Rondolet/ Cowboy's Serenade/ Farr
Away Stomp (Inst.)/ Hard Times Come Again No More./ Hi-ho Little Doggies/
I Follow the Stream/ Jubilation Jamboree/ Prairie Reverie (Inst.)/ Rose of
Ol' Santa Fe/ Roundup in the Sky/ Santa Fe Trail/ So Long to the Red River
Valley/ The Termite's Love Song/ Timber Trail/ Too High, Too Wide, Too
Low/ Well, Well, Well/ Westward Ho/ Whoopie-ti-yi-yo/ Yodel Your Troubles
Away
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| THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS |
Cattle 21 |
The Legendary Sons Of The Pioneers, Vol. 3 |
● LP $13.98 |
1956 recordings by this famous group with Tommy Doss, Hugh
& Karl Farr, Shug Fisher, Lloyd Perryman and Dale Warren
THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Biscuit Blues/ Cornflower (Inst.)/ Cowboy Camp
Meetin'/ Don Juan/ Following the Sun All Day/ Graveyard Filler of the
West/ Red Wood Trees./ Riding down the Canyon/ Silent Trails/ Sky Ball
Paint/ Song of the Bandit/ The Cowpoke/ The West Is in My Soul/ Trail
Dreaming/ Wagon Wheels/ Whispering Wind
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| THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS |
Cattle 36 |
The Legendary Sons Of The Pioneers - Vol. 4 |
● LP $13.98 |
More rare transcriptions from 1955 to 1959 with Tommy Doss,
Hugh & Karl Farr, Shug Fisher, Lloyd Perryman & Dale Perryman
THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Buffalo/ Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie/
Cowboy Jubilee/ He's Ridin ' Home/ I Follow the Stream/ Lillies Grow High/
Lord You Made the Cowboy Happy/ Love Song of the Waterfall/ Night Falls on
the Prairie/ Pecos Bill/ Roundup Time Is Over/ Roundup in the Sky/ Stars
of the West/ The Cherokee Strip/ The Touch of God's Hand./ Too High, Too
Wide, Too Low
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| THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS |
Cattle 55 |
The Legendary Sons of the Pioneers, Vol. 5 |
● LP $13.98 |
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THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Ain't We Crazy/ Belle of Baltimore/ Betsy from
Pike/ Giddyap Napoleon/ Grandfather's Clock/ Hear Dem Bells/ Little Brown
Jug./ She Came Rollin' down the Mountain/ Side Walk Waltz/ Swiss Yodel/
When Roundup Time Is Over/ White Mule of Mine
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| THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS |
Cattle 56 |
The Legendary Sons of the Pioneers, Vol. 6 |
● LP $13.98 |
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THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Dear Old Girl/ Dese Bones Gwine to Raise Again/
Gospel Train/ Hills of Old Kentucky/ Jim Crack Corn/ Jordan Am a Hard
Road/ Little Annie Roonie/ Little Red Barn/ Lone Star Trail/ Put on Your
Old Grey Bonnet/ Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown/ Threw it out the Window.
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| THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS |
Cowgirlboy 5014 |
In The Beginning, Vol 2 |
● LP $13.98 |
More fine early sides from 1934/35
THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Birmingham Jail/ Bugler's Blues/ Coming Through
the Rye/ Cowboy's Dance Song./ Crawdad Song/ Eighth of January (Inst.)/
Get Away Old Man/ I Want to Follow a Swallow Back Home to Colorado/ Lane
County Bachelor/ Memories of the Range/ My Old Kentucky Home/ New River
Train/ Old Black Mountain Trail/ Old Cherry Orchard/ Open up Dem Pearly
Gates/ Power in the Blood
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| THE SONS
OF THE PIONEERS & FRIENDS |
Cowgirlboy 5088 |
In the Studio |
● LP $13.98 |
All items commercially recorded from 1937 to 1953 - most
have not been on LP previously.
GENE AUTRY: Long as I Got My Horse/ THE FARR BROTHERS: Farr Brothers
Stomp/ Farr-away Blues/ South in My Soul/ Texas Skiparoo/ BOB NOLAN: An
Angel in the Choir/ Manhunt (Dragnet Closing in on Me)/ The Mystery of His
Way/ Tumbling Tumbleweeds (Solo Version)/ ROY ROGERS: Dangerous Ground/
I'm Restless/ Melody of the Plains/ New Worried Mind/ THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS: I Hang My Head and Cry/ One More River to Cross
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| THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS |
Danny 7907 |
The Sons Of The Pioneers In 1942 |
● LP $13.98 |
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THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Cowboy Camp Meeting/ Crawdad Hole/ Desert
Serenade./ Hillbilly Wedding in June/ Moonlight Melody/ Moonlight on the
Trail/ My Old Pal, Pal of Mine/ New Frontier/ Ridin' on the Sunshine
Trail/ Rise An' Shine/ Round-up Time Is Over/ She's the Lilly of Hillbilly
Valley/ South of Santa Fe/ Springtime on the Range/ Still Water Pool/ The
Boss Is Hangin' out a Rainbow/ The West Is in My Soul/ Trail Herdin'
Cowboy/ What'cha Gonna Say to Peter/ on Melody Hill
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| RUDY SOOTER |
Cattle 98 |
With The Sierra mountaineers and His
Californians |
● LP $13.98 |
Enjoyable album of western flavored music recorded in the
late 40s. Sooter is an unexceptional singer but his accompaniments
featured some splendid musicians like Noel Boogs or Speedy West/ steel
guitars, Spade Cooley or Billy Hill/ fiddles and others. Songs are half
Sooter originals and includes I'm Working On A Steamboat/ I'm A Wild
Cow Catcher/ I'm Alone Again/ I'm Headin' For Yuma And You , etc
RUDY SOOTER: A Cowboy's Song for Sale/ Born to Lose/ Cimmaron (Roll On)/ I
Don't Know/ I'm Headin ' for Yuma and You (Inst.)/ I'm Waitin ' for Your
Call/ I'm Alone Again/ I'm Working on a Steamboat/ I'm a Wild Cow
-catcher/ It's Dark Outside/ Left My Gal in the Mountains/ Let the
Teardrops Fall./ Range Ridin ' Fool from Texas/ Wa-hoo Kiss Me Again
(Commercial Version)/ When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again/ You'll Be
Sorry
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| RUDY SOOTER |
Cattle 99 |
Star Of Western Music And Western Screen |
● LP $13.98 |
Another enjoyable collection of 16 western flavored items
from Sooter who had quite a career in western films as evidenced by the
title and the cover pictures of him. All the songs here were written by
Sooter and includes the silly Boogie Woogie Man Fro The Hills plus
other songs like If I Could Live My Life Over Again/ I Know Who's
Knocking On My Door/ You're Just The Kid Next Door/ Wa-Hoo Kiss Me Again
, etc
RUDY SOOTER: Boogie Woogie Man from the Hills/ Down at the Coo-coo House/
Easy Payment Blues/ Hum Yourself a Little Song/ I Know Who's Knocking on
My Door/ I Sing a Yodel Song/ I'm Wearing My Heart on My Sleeve/ I'm a
Real Buckeroo/ If I Could Live My Life over Again/ Oklahoma Swing (Inst.)/
Sadie Mae/ Storybook Cowboy./ The Drifting Snow/ Wa-hoo Kiss Me Again (1st
Transcriptional Version)/ You're Just the Kid next Door/ Your Dixieland
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| BUDDY STARCHER |
Cattle 58 |
The Boy From Down Home |
● LP $13.98 |
Fine selection of 12 songs recorded in 1946 - several songs
feature accompaniments by members of Spade Cooley's band - Tex Williams,
Smokey Rogers, George Bamby & others.
BUDDY STARCHER: A Faded Rose, a Broken Heart/ Bless Your Little Heart
(No.1)/ Bless Your Little Heart (No.2)./ I Will Miss You Tonight/ I Won't
Worry, I Won't Care/ In Memory of Halloween/ It's Risky to Be Gone So
Long/ Song of the Waterwheel/ The Fire in My Heart/ They Say/ Wildwood
Flower/ You Can't Break the Chains of Love
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| BUDDY STARCHER |
Cattle 80 |
Pride Of The West Virginia Hills |
● LP $13.98 |
14 songs from 1948 to '51 radio transcriptions that have not
been issued. A fine collection of country ballads with Buddy accompanied
by his guitar only. Some fascinating songs, mostly original plus some by
Dick Hart, Gene Autry & A.P. Carter
BUDDY STARCHER: Are You Tired of Me Darling/ Blue-eyed Blonde Goodbye/
Brown Eyes./ Don't You Know/ Don't You Remember the Time/ Heartbreak Hill/
Lorene/ Ridin ' down the Canyon/ The Ghost of Little Nell/ The Image in
the Mirror/ Too Hurt to Cry/ You Give Me Your Love and I'll Give You Mine/
You'll Still Be in My Heart/ down the Rainbow Trail
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| DAVE STOGNER |
Cattle 63 |
The King of West Coast Country Swing |
● LP $13.98 |
This album reissues 14 fine sides recorded between 1950 and
1957 - includes Decca sides from his 1950s Western Dance in Hi-Fi
LP featuring the brilliant lefthanded swing fiddling of the late Joe
Holley, a former Texas Playboy. (RK)
DAVE STOGNER: (You're As) Pretty as a Picture/ Bandera Polka (Inst.)/
Black Stomp (Inst.)/ Everything Happens to Me/ Feather Pillow Rag (Inst.)/
Hard Top Race/ Juke Box Love/ Tennessee Sweetheart (Inst.)./ The Star
(Inst.)/ Tulsa Baby/ Walkin' on Easy Street/ When My Dream Boat Comes
Home/ Yes Sir/ You've Got Me Cryin'
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| DAVE STOGNER |
Cattle 76 |
The King Of West Coast Country Swing, Vol. 3 |
● LP $13.98 |
Complementing Cattle LP 63 this is the second collection of
50s recordings by this excellent band from Fresno, California. This is a
more varied selection than the first album since in addition to the
western swing flavored items there are also some honky tonk and country
pop items and the album opens with a wonderfully rockin' version of Jimmie
Rodgers' blues T For Texas with great steel guitar by Jack Ansiel.
Instrumental work is generally outstanding and there are fine vocals by
Stogner, Lawrence Yawn and others....
DAVE STOGNER: C-jam Blues (Inst.)/ Cattle Call (Inst.)/ Everytime I Walk
Alone/ Hard Time Blues./ I Dreamed of an Old Love Affair/ If Today We
Should Part/ Maybe Someday Darling/ My Galveston Gal/ Star Dust (Inst.)/
Stepping Stones/ Sugar-coated Sweetheart/ T for Texas (Blue Yodel No.1)/
Texas Hambone Blues/ Woodchopper 's Ball (Inst.)
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| CARL STORY |
Cattle 5 |
Bluegrass Time |
● LP $13.98 |
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CARL STORY: Action Speaks Louder than Words/ Bile Them Cabbage Down/
Blackberry Blossom/ Farewell Blues/ Mocking Banjo/ No One Knew My Name/
Orange Blossom Special/ Riding High/ Special Message/ Watching the Time/
Who's That Man/ Wildcat.
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| CARL STORY |
Cattle 10 |
The Early Days Of Carl Story |
● LP $13.98 |
Reissue of 16 great sides from the early 50s - bluegrass/old
time gospel at its very best - superb vocal harmonies with lovely high
pitch singing by Carl and excellent instrumental work on fiddle, mandolin
& dobro - great stuff
CARL STORY: Are You Afraid to Die/ Echoes from the Burning Bush/ Family
Reunion/ God Put a Rainbow in the Clouds/ Gone Home/ I've Found a Hiding
Place/ Light at the River/ My Lord Keeps a Record/ My Lord's Gonna Lead Me
Out/ New Jerusalem Way/ Saviour's Love/ The Circle Was Broken/ The Old
Country Preacher/ When He Reached down His Hand for Me./ Why Don't You
Haul off and Get Religion/ Will There Be a Traffic Light
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| CARL STORY |
Cattle 11 |
Tennessee Border |
● LP $13.98 |
Another 16 great early sides by Carl & His Rambling
Mountaineers
CARL STORY: Are You Walking and A-talking with the Lord/ Are You Washed in
the Blood/ Four Books in the Bible/ God Had a Son in Service/ God Saved My
Soul/ He Will Set Your Fields on Fire/ Heaven's Inside/ Heaven's My Home/
I Watched You Walk Away/ If You Don't Love Your Neighbor/ Keep on the
Firing Line/ Mighty Close to Heaven/ Tennessee Border/ When the Pearly
Gates Swing Open/ You Can't Believe Everything You Hear/ from the Manger
to the Cross
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| CARL STORY |
Cattle 39 |
Country & Bluegrass Classics |
● LP $13.98 |
Best known for his bluegrass gospel recordings - this album
of ten sides from the early 50s also features some examples of straight
country and some wonderful bluesy country boogies
CARL STORY: A Million Years In Glory/ Have You Come to Say Goodbye/ I Love
The Hymns they Sang At Mothers Grave/ It's a Lonesome Road./ Love Me like
You Used to Do/ Reunion In Heaven/ Step It Up And Go/ What A Line/ You've
Been Tom Cattin ' Around/ on the Other Shore
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| BILLY STRANGE |
Cowgirlboy 5131 |
Country Vocals |
● LP $13.98 |
Early to mid 50s recordings. Like Cliffie Stone guitarist
Billy Strange is almost unknown as a vocalist, although he was one fine
singer. He even appeared with Cliffie as well as Spade Cooley, Tennessee
Ernie and many others. The recordings here features musicians like Harold
Hensley, Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant.
BILLY STRANGE: A Lonesome Lover's Lie/ Am I Seeing Things/ Catsup and
Honey/ Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves/ Half a Photograph/ Hell Train/ I
Love You Twenty-four Hours a Day/ I'll Never Change My Mind about You/ I'm
Still a Prisoner/ Just Bummin' Around/ Let Me Be the One/ Let Me in There
Baby/ New Carroll County Blues/ Red/ The Almanac Song/ The Devil in Me
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| THE SUNSHINE BOYS |
Cowgirlboy 5144 |
The Early Sunshine Boys - With Moon Mullican |
● LP $13.98 |
Around 1940 The Sunshine Boys were one of the most popular
string bands and included the young Moon Mullican on piano and as one of
their vocalists. The Columbia and Okeh tracks on this LP were recorded in
1941, the Pan American label items probably prior to that. Most of the
vocals are provided by band leader Slim Harbert. However, 2 are done by
the young Moon Mullican.
THE SUNSHINE BOYS: Don't Come Crying in My Beer/ Gonna Get Tight/ I Wasn't
Born to Be Happy/ I'm Checking Out/ If You Care for Me/ Lay Me down Beside
My Darling/ Monkey Business/ Old Joe Clark/ Pipe Liner Blues/ She's a
Rounder/ Sittin' on the Doorstep/ What's the Matter with Deep Elm/ Who's
Been Tendin' to My Business/ Who's Gonna Chop My Baby's Kindlin'/ Why
Don't You Write/ Worried Man's Blues.
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| HANK THOMPSON |
Cowgirlboy 5006 |
Country & Western Memory Lane, Vol 2 |
● LP $13.98 |
Good collection of early 50s radio transcriptions featuring
16 ballads and swinging items by this distinctive artist.
HANK THOMPSON: A Fooler, a Faker/ All That Goes up must Come Down/ Don't
You Feel Sorry for Him/ Gateway to Your Heart/ I Know Exactly How You
Feel/ I'm Tired of Pretending/ I'm a Fool to Fool Around with You/ Love Is
Where You Find It/ Mission of Love/ Set Your Heart for Love/ Tomorrow
Night/ When God Calls His Children Home/ Whippoorwill Lane/ Wildwood
Flower (Inst.)/ You're Too Young to Cry./ down Yonder (Inst.)
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| LEROY THOMPSON |
Cattle 105 |
Souveniers Of leroy Thompson & His
Swingtime Playboys |
● LP $13.98 |
An interesting collection of 16 songs recorded for various
small labels between 1951 and 1954 by this Texas based country singer and
his band. The material is varied including some jumping country boogies
like Swingtime Boogie with sax, the novelties Old Piano with
boogie piano by Harold Carmichael and Who Bit the End Off Of My Cigar
with hot steel, the bluesy Low Morale Blues and more mainstream
country items like Letters Don't Take You Off My Mind. Thompson is
a decent singer who is at his best on the bluesy and uptempo items. His
band featured varying personnel, mostly obscure but fine musicians. (FS)
LEROY THOMPSON: Ain't out of Money but out of Love/ Christmas Tree at Our
House/ Do You Want My Heart/ I Just Can't Break Your Heart/ Lay Your Cards
on the Table/ Letters Don't Take You off My Mind/ Low Morale Blues/ Old
Piano/ Put My Picture in Your Trunk/ Snow at Christmas Time./ Swingtime
Boogie (Duet with Kitty Mccann )/ Tennessee Clown/ What Is Your Alibi/ Who
Bit the End off My Cigar/ Will the Stars Shine Tonight/ Your Motor Needs a
Tune up Job
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| FLOYD TILLMAN |
Cowgirlboy 5152 |
The Grandest Prize |
● LP $13.98 |
The unusual but very successful country singer of the 1940s
did the songs on this album from 1944 to 1952.
FLOYD TILLMAN: Don't Say You Love Me; Just Show It/ G.i. Blues/ Gals Are
Funny That Way/ Go out and Find Somebody New/ Gotta Have Somethin'/ I'll
Be Playin' the Field from Now On/ I'll Take What I Can Get (# 1)/ Just One
More Time/ One More Day Wasted Away/ Rose of Old Monterey/ Sign on the
Dotted Line/ Take My Love with You Too/ The Grandest Prize/ The Last
Straw/ Why Do I Drink/ You're That to Me
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| ERNEST TUBB |
Cowgirlboy 5026 |
Songs We had Almost Forgotten |
● LP $13.98 |
Fine collection of 16 songs from 1944/45 transcriptions. E.T.
was in top form accompanied by Jack Drake/ bass, Ray Head/ steel guitar,
Jack Sapp/ fiddle, Jimie Short/ electric lead guitar and Leon Short/
rhythm. (FS)
ERNEST TUBB: Blue Bonnet Lane/ Darling, What More Can I Do?/ I Believe I'm
Entitled to You/ I Hate to See You Go/ I Lost My Ace of Hearts/ I Walk
Alone/ I'll Never Tell You That I Love You/ I'm Glad I Met You after All/
I'm Wondering Now/ I've Lived a Lie/ Last Night I Dreamed/ Left All Alone/
There's Nothing on My Mind/ Trailing Home to Mother/ When Love Turns to
Hate/ Wondering If You're Wondering Too
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| WESLEY
TUTTLE & HIS TEXAS STARS |
Cowgirlboy 5009 |
More Days Of The Yodeling Cowboys, Vol 1 |
● LP $13.98 |
16 tracks from the late 40s and early 50s.
WESLEY TUTTLE & HIS TEXAS STARS: A Broken Promise Means a Broken
Heart/ A Picture in a Frame/ Call of the Mountains/ Go on and Cry Yourself
to Sleep/ I'm Writing a Letter to Heaven/ Jim, Johnny and Jonas (&
WESLEY/ Little You Cared/ Mail Order Mama/ Mom Understands/ Say You Do
(Add a Word Song) (& Marilyn Tuttle)/ Texas Yodel/ There's a Star
Spangled/ They Locked God Outside the Iron Curtain/ Until Dawn/
Yodeling Boogie/ You Can't Fool My Broken Heart
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| T. TEXAS TYLER |
Castle 8014 |
Gone But Not Forgotten |
● LP $13.98 |
12 songs from the 40s.
T. TEXAS TYLER: A Million Teardrops/ Electric Guitar Polka. ( 1940s )./
Honky Tonk Gal/ I'll Hate Myself Tomorrow/ It's My Heart, It's My
Conscience/ Kiss Me like Crazy/ Let's Fly Away/ Little Miss Muffet/ Put My
Little Shoes Away/ Snow on the Mountain/ There Ain't Be No Doggone
Afterwhile/ You'll Never Break My Trusting Heart Again
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