NEWSLETTER #146
Budget Box Sets
Vintage Rock 'n' Roll and Country
| EDDY ARNOLD |
Proper BOX 67 |
Eddy's Song |
● CD $26.98 |
4 discs, 90 tracks, highly
recommended
Though a lot of people blame Eddy for helping "ruin" country music by going
"country-politan" in the 60s, when he started in the 40s he was pure
country. This set concentrates on the early years, from his first session in
1944 which yielded the classic Cattle Call, through 1952. Managed by
Col. Tom Parker, Eddy had the record for most #1 hits (28) & most singles
charted. All the early ones are here - I'll Hold You In My Heart (Till I
Can Hold You In My Arms)/ I'm Throwing Rice (At The Girl That I Love)/ I
Wanna Play House With You/ Texarkana Baby/ My Daddy Is Only A Picture.
Also, if you get this in time for Christmas, there's a slew of seasonal
songs including Will Santa Come To Shantytown? With 32 page booklet.
(FS)
EDDY ARNOLD: (I'll Have To) Live And Learn/ (In The) Hills
Of Tomorrow/ All Alone In This World Without You/ Anytime/ Be Sure There's
No Mistake/ Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere/ Bouquet Of Roses/ Bring Your Roses
To Her Now/ C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S/ C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S (2)/ Can't Win Can't Place
Can't Show/ Cattle Call/ Cattle Call/ Chained To A Memory/ Condemned Without
Trial/ Cuddle Buggin' Baby/ Did You See My Daddy Over There/ Don't Bother To
Cry/ Don't Rob Another Man's Castle/ Each Minute Seems A Million Years/ Easy
Rockin' Chair/ Echo Of Your Footsteps/ Eddy's Song/ Enclosed One Broken
Heart/ Evil Tempt Me Not/ Full Time Job/ Heart Full Of Love (For A Handful
Of Kisses)/ I Couldn't Believe It Was True/ I Talk To Myself About You/ I
Walk Alone/ I Walk Alone/ I Wanna Play House (With You)/ I Wish I Had A Girl
Like You Mother/ I Wouldn't Trade The Silver In My Mother's Hair/ I'll Hold
You In My Heart (Til I Can Hold You In My Arm s)/ I'm Thinking Tonight Of My
Blue Eyes/ I'm Throwing Rice (At The Girl I Love)/ I'm Writing A Letter To
The Lord/ It Makes No Difference Now/ It's A Sin/ Jesus And The Atheist/
Just A Little Lovin' (Will Go A Long Long Way)/ Kentucky Waltz/ Lily Of The
Valley/ Little Angel With A Dirty Face/ Lovebug Itch/ MOTHER (A Word That
Means The World To Me)/ Mama And Daddy Broke My Heart/ Many Tears Ago/ Many
Tears Ago/ May The Good Lord Bless You And Keep You/ Million Miles From Your
Heart/ Molly Darling/ Mommy Please Stay Home With Me/ Mother's Prayer/ My
Daddy Is Only A Picture/ My Mother's Sweet Voice/ Nearest Thing To Heaven/
One Kiss Too Many/ Prison Without Walls/ Prisoner's Song/ Rockin' Alone (In
An Old Rocking Chair)/ Roll Along Kentucky Moon/ Santa Claus Is Comin' To
Town/ Seven Years With The Wrong Woman/ Shepherd Of My Heart/ Show Me The
Way Back To Your Heart/ Softly And Tenderly/ Something Old Something New
Something Borrowed Something Blue/ Take Me In Your Arms And Hold Me/
Texarkana Baby/ That Wonderful Mother Of Mine/ That's How Much I Love You/
Then I Turned And Slowly Walked Away/ There's Been A Change In Me/ There's
No Wings On My Angel/ There's Not A Thing (I Wouldn't Do For You)/ Tie Me To
Your Apron Strings Again/ To My Sorrow/ What A Fool I Was/ What Is Life
Without Love/ When Jesus Bekons Me Home/ When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold
Again/ White Christmas/ Who At My Door Is Standing/ Why Should I Cry/ Will
Santa Come To Shanty Town/ Will The Circle Be Unbroken/ You Know How The
Talk Gets Around/ You Must Walk The Line
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| BILL HALEY |
Proper BOX 118 |
From Western Swing To Rock |
● CD $26.98 |
Four CD retrospective of Haley's career from his earliest
years in 1948 as a western singer to his hits as rock' n' roll star in 1956.
Includes live tracks as well performances by The Jodimars featuring members
of the Comets who had split from Bill in 1955 plus a one off single by
Franny Beecher and Billy Williamson as The Jumping Jaguars. Includes 48 page
booklet with extensive notes by Adam Komorowski, rare photos and label shots
and full discographical info.
RENO BROWNE & HER BUCKAROOS FEAT. BILL HALEY: My Palamino
And I/ My Sweet Little Girl From Nevada/ BILL HALEY & HIS COMETS: (We're
Gonna) Rock Around The Clock/ A Rocking Little Tune/ ABC Boogie/ Birth Of
The Boogie/ Blue Comet Blues/ Burn That Candle/ Calling All Comets/
Chattanooga Choo Choo/ Choo Choo Ch'Boogie/ Dim, Dim The Lights (I Want Some
Atmosphere)/ Don't Knock The Rock/ Goofin' Around/ Happy Baby/ Hey Then
There Now/ Hide And Seek/ Hook, Line And Sinker/ Hot Dog Buddy Buddy/ Hot
Dog Buddy Buddy (Live)/ I'll Be True/ BILL HALEY & HIS SADDLEMEN: I'm Gonna
Dry Every Tear With A Kiss/ BILL HALEY & HIS COMETS: Mambo Rock/ R-O-C-K/
Razzle Dazzle/ Rip It Up/ Rip It Up (Live)/ Rock Around The Clock (Live)/
Rock-A-Beatin' Boogie/ Rockin' Through The Rye/ Rudy's Rock/ See You Later
Alligator/ Shake, Rattle And Roll/ Straight Jacket/ Teenager's Mother/ Ten
Little Indians/ The Paper Boy (On Main Street, USA)/ The Saint's Rock 'N'
Roll/ The Saint's Rock'n'Roll (Live)/ Thirteen Women (And Only One Man In
Town)/ Tonight's The Night/ Two Hound Dogs/ BILL HALEY & HIS SADDLEMEN: Why
Do I Cry Over You?/ BILL HALEY & HIS COMETS: Yes Indeed/ Yes Indeed/ BILL
HALEY & THE FOUR ACES OF WESTERN SWING: A Yodeller's Lullabye/ All I Need Is
Some More Lovin'/ Behind The Eight Ball/ Candy And Women/ Candy Kisses/
Cotton Haired Gal/ BILL HALEY & THE SADDLEMEN: Down Deep In My Heart/ BILL
HALEY & THE FOUR ACES OF WESTERN SWING: Foolish Questions/ Four Leaf Clover
Blues/ BILL HALEY & THE SADDLEMEN: Green Tree Boogie/ BILL HALEY & THE FOUR
ACES OF WESTERN SWING: My Mom Heard Me Cry Over You/ BILL HALEY & THE
SADDLEMEN: Rocket 88/ Rose Of My Heart/ BILL HALEY & THE FOUR ACES OF
WESTERN SWING: Rovin' Eyes/ BILL HALEY & THE SADDLEMEN: Tearstains On My
Heart/ BILL HALEY & THE FOUR ACES OF WESTERN SWING: Tennessee Border/ The
Covered Wagon Rolled Right Along/ The Wreck On The Highway/ Too Many Parties
Too Many Pals/ BILL HALEY & THE SADDLEMEN: Within This Broken Heart Of Mine/
BILL HALEY & THE FOUR ACES OF WESTERN SWING: Yodel Your Blues Away/ BILL
HALEY WITH HALEY'S COMETS: Crazy Man Crazy/ BILL HALEY WITH THE SADDLEMEN:
Dance With A Dolly (With A Hole In Her Stocking)/ BILL HALEY WITH HALEY'S
COMETS: Farewell, So Long, Goodbye/ Fractured/ BILL HALEY WITH THE
SADDLEMEN: Icy Heart/ Jukebox Cannonball/ BILL HALEY WITH HALEY'S COMETS:
Live It Up/ Pat-A-Cake/ Real Rock Drive/ BILL HALEY WITH THE SADDLEMEN: Rock
The Joint/ Rockin' Chair On the Moon/ BILL HALEY WITH HALEY'S COMETS: Stop
Beatin' Around The Mulberry Bush/ BILL HALEY WITH THE SADDLEMEN: Sundown
Boogie/ BILL HALEY WITH HALEY'S COMETS: What'cha Gonna Do/ THE JAGUARS:
Knock-Kneed Nellie From Knoxville/ Shut The Door Baby/ THE JODIMARS: (Boom
Boom) My Bayou Baby/ Clarabella/ Cloud 99/ Dance The Bop/ Eat Your Heart Out
Annie/ Later/ Let's All Rock Together/ Lotsa Love/ Midnight/ Rattle My
Bones/ Rattle Shakin' Daddy/ Well Now Dig This
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| THE HOOSIER HOT SHOTS |
Proper BOX 63 |
Everybody Stomp |
● CD $26.98 |
4 discs,100 tracks, essential
Are you ready Hezzie? This quartet spent decades combining dixieland jazz,
stomp, country & pure hokum, mainly for the radio audience where they were
huge, but they also managed to put out quite a lot of recordings which,
though never huge sellers were very influential - Spike Jones's City
Slickers started years later & included many tunes from the Hoosier's
repertory. Started by brothers Paul "Hezzie" Trietsch on washboard & slide
whistle, & Ken Triesch - guitar, joined by Gabe Ward on clarinet & Frank
Kettering on bass. With weekly exposure on The National Barn Dance, the boys
had no problems getting recording contracts - here we have tunes from
Banner/Conqueror/Vocalion & later on OKeh & Decca, + a rare V-disc. Also a
36 page booklet. Meet Me By The Ice House Lizzie/ I Like Bananas Because
They Have No Bones/ The Girl Friend Of The Whirlin' Dervish/ From The Indies
To The Andes In His Undies/ Connie's Got Connections In Connecticut/ When
There's A Tear In The Eyes Of A Potato as well as more "normal" fare
like Down In The Valley/ You're Driving Me Crazy/ I Wish I Could Shimmy
Like My Sister Kate/ Wabash Blues/ Swanee/ St. Louis Blues/Divorce Me C.O.D.,
etc. (GM)
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| FRANK
HUTCHISON/ KELLY HARRELL & MORE |
JSP JSPCD 7743 |
Worried Blues |
● CD $28.98 |
4 CDS, 99 tracks, highly recommended
Another wonderful collection of old time country music from JSP featuring
artists based in Virginia. The first disc and part of the second features
the complete recordings of the brilliant singer/ guitarist and harmonica
player Frank Hutchison. Hutchison was a great singer and a superb guitarist
recorded between 1926 and 1929 with a varied repertoire ranging from blues
with slide guitar to old time ballads to an instrumental version of It's
Long Way To Tipperary. The rest of disc 2 and all of disc 3 features the
complete recordings of Kelly Harrell who played no instruments but was a
fine and engaging singer who concentrated on traditional style ballads
including a number that have become old time standards. Some of his
accompaniments are rather "square" but other feature fine old time
musicians. His recording of The Cuckoo Is A Fine Bird is a real gem
complete with cuckoo sound effects. The fourth disc includes two fine string
bands. There 12 tracks by the Tenneva Ramblers (The Grant Brothers) from the
Tennessee/ Virginia border region recorded in 1927/28. For a while the group
backed Jimmie Rodgers but, unlike Rodgers, nothing more was heard from them
after these sessions. The Blue Ridge Highballers, led by fiddler Charley La
Parde, are featured on 12 fine songs and tunes. Sound quality varies but is
generally excellent and there are informative notes by Pat Harrison. (FS)
THE BLUE RIDGE HIGHBALLERS: Darling Child/ Darneo/ Flop
Eared Mule/ Fourteen Days In Georgia/ Going Down To Lynchburg Town/ Green
Mountain Polka/ Round Town Girls/ Sandy River Belle/ Skidd More/ Soldier‘s
Joy/ Under The Double Eagle/ Wish To The Lord I Had Never Been Born/ KELLY
HARRELL: All My Sins Are Taken Away/ Be At Home Soon Tonight, My Dear Boy/
Beneath The Weeping Willow Tree/ Blue Eyed Ella/ Bright Sherman Valley/
Broken Engagement/ Butcher‘s Boy/ Butcher‘s Boy/ Bye And Bye You Will Soon
Forget Me/ Cave Love Has Gained The Day/ Charles Giteau/ Charley, He‘s A
Good Old Man/ Hand Me Down My Walking Cane/ Henry Clay Beattie/ I Have No
Loving Mother Now/ I Heard Somebody Call My Name/ I Love My Sweetheart The
Best/ I Want A Nice Little Fellow/ I Was Born About 10,000 Years Ago/ I Was
Born In Pennsylvania/ I Wish I Was A Single Girl Again/ I Wish I Was A
Single Girl Again/ In The Shadow Of The Pine/ I‘m Going Back To North
Carolina/ I‘m Nobody‘s Darling On Earth/ My Horses Ain‘t Hungry/ My Name Is
John Jo Hannah/ New River Train/ New River Train/ O! Molly Dear Go Ask Your
Mother/ Oh, My Pretty Monkey/ Peg And Awl/ Rovin‘ Gambler/ Rovin‘ Gambler/
Row Us Over The Tide/ Seven Long Years I‘ve Been Married/ She Has Gone And
Left Me/ She Just Kept Kissing On/ The Cuckoo She‘s A Fine Bird/ The Dying
Hobo/ The Henpecked Man/ The Wreck On The Southern Old 97/ Wild Bill Jones/
FRANK HUTCHISON: Alabama Girl, Ain‘t You Comin‘ Out Tonight?/ All Night
Long/ Back In My Home Town/ C&o Excursion/ Cannonball Blues/ Coney Isle/
Cumberland Gap/ Hell Bound Train/ Hutchison‘s Rag/ Johnny And Jane:1/ Johnny
And Jane:2/ K C. Blues/ Lightning Express/ Logan County Blues/ Long Way To
Tipperary/ Old Rachel/ Railroad Bill/ Stackalee (instrumental Version)/
Stackalee (vocal Version)/ The Boston Burglar/ The Burglar Man/ The
Chevrolet Six/ The Deal/ The Last Scene Of The Titanic/ The Miner‘s Blues/
The West Virginia Rag/ The Wild Horse/ Train That Carried The Girl From
Town/ Train That Carried The Girl From Town/ Wild Hogs In The Red Brush/
Worried Blues/ Worried Blues/ THE TENNEVA RAMBLERS: Darling Where Have You
Been So Long/ Goodbye My Honey I‘m Gone/ If I Die A Railroad Man/ I‘m Goin‘
To Georgia/ Johnson Boy/ Miss Lisa, Poor Girl/ Seven Long Years In Prison/
Sweet Heaven When I Die/ Tell It To Me/ The Curtains Of Night/ The Longest
Train I Ever Saw/ When A Man Is Married
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| JIMMIE RODGERS |
JSP 7704 |
Recordings, 1927-1933 |
● CD $28.98 |
5 CDs, 109 tracks, essential
Jimmie Rodgers was one of the most influential of all country musicians - he
was the first big country recording star, and without him the music today
would be much different. Gene Autry, Jimmie Davis, Hank Snow, and Ernest
Tubb began their careers as Rodgers imitators, and he influenced Bill
Monroe, Bob Wills, Doc Watson, Merle Haggard, Lefty Frizzell and many others
in style and repertoire. Jimmie's genius lay in his ability to combine
disparate familiar musical elements into something uniquely his. His droll,
languid vocals owed much to the country blues of his native Mississippi, but
also contained elements of "classic" blues vocal style, along with hints of
vaudeville and Tin Pan Alley. He also recorded with Hawaiian guitarists,
Louis Armstrong, The Carter Family, fiddler Clayton McMichen, Louisville Jug
Band, and sweet jazz bands. And most of it worked. Jimmie was fond of parlor
ballads about home and mother, and ersatz cowboy songs such as Prairie
Lullaby/ Yodeling Cowboy/ Cowhand's Last Ride/ When The Cactus Is In Bloom.
His trademark blue yodels were unique; many, such as Blue Yodel #8
(Muleskinner Blues)/ #3 ("She's long, she's tall, she's 6 feet from the
ground...") or Last Blue Yodel ("These women make a fool out of
me...") have entered the fabric of American music. Jimmie's railroading
career was reflected in Waiting For A Train/ Hobo Bill's Last Ride/ Train
Whistle Blues/ Southern Cannonball. His versions of Frankie And
Johnny/ He's In The Jailhouse Now can be traced back to blues songs.
Mother, The Queen Of My Heart is the quintessential mother song; its
sentimentality is so cloying that it is perfect in a way. All these classics
and more are here. If you can afford it the way to go is Bear Family's
glorious six CD set (BCD 15540 - $109.98) which not only includes everything
here but also some alternate takes, an unissued song, his movie soundtrack
and overdubbed versions of some of the songs as well as a gorgeous 60 page
LP sized book with notes by Rodgers biographer Nolan Porterfield and load of
photos and other memorabilia. If that is too much this set is a more than
satisfactory alternative. (RP/FS)
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| THE SONS OF THE
PIONEERS |
Proper BOX 87 |
My Saddle Pals & I |
● CD $26.98 |
Four CD retrospective of the most popular of all cowboy
groups featuring 100 tracks recorded between 1934 and 1951. Includes early
sides with Leonard Slye (aka Roy Rogers) as a member of the group as well s
later incarnations of the group. Almost all the sessions feature the superb
fiddle and guitar work of Hugh & Karl Farr. Some of the later sessions
feature large accompanying groups and there are tracks with steel guitarists
Noel Boggs and Joaquin Murphy.
THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: (there'll Never Be Another)
Pecos Bill/ A Calico Apron And A Gingham Gown/ A Hundred And Sixty Acres/ A
Little White Cross On The Hill/ A Melody From The Sky/ A Penny For Your
Thoughts/ At The Rainbow's End/ Baby Doll/ Blue Prairie/ Blue Prairie/ Blue
Shadows On The Trail/ Bue Bonnet Girl/ Cajun Stomp/ Chant Of The Wanderer/
Cigareetes, Whusky And Wild (wild) Women/ Cool Water (1)/ Cool Water (2)/
Cowboy Camp Meeting/ Cowboy Country/ Diesel Smoke/ Down Where The Rio Flows/
Echoes From The Hills/ Empty Saddles/ Forgive And Forget/ Gold Star Mother
With Silvery Hair/ Grievin' My Heart Out For You/ Happy Birthday Polka/ Have
I Told You Lately That I Love You/ Hills Of Old Wyoming/ Hold That Critter
Down/ Home On The Range/ Home On The Range/ I Can't Go On This Way/ I Follow
The Stream/ I Hang My Head And Cry/ I Wear Your Memory In My Heart/ I Wonder
If She Waits For Me Tonight/ I'm An Old Cowhand/ Kilocycle Stomp/ Land
Beyond The Sun/ Lead Me Home Gentle Father/ Let's Go West Again/ Let's
Pretend/ Lie Low Little Doggies/ Little Gray Home In The West/ Montana/ My
Best To You/ My Feet Takes Me Away/ My Saddle Pals And I/ No One To Cry To/
No Rodeo Dough/ Old Man Atom/ One More Ride/ One More River To Cross/ Out
California Way/ Out In Pioneer Town/ Over The Santa Fe Trail/ Power In The
Blood/ Private Buckaroo/ Red River Valley/ Ride Ranger Ride/ Riders In The
Sky/ Rock Me To Sleep In My Saddle/ Room Full Of Roses/ Rounded Up In Glory/
Santa Fe New Mexico/ Sentimental Worried And Blue/ So Long To The Red River
Valley/ Song Of The Bandit/ Song Of The Pioneers/ Song Of The Wagonmaster/
Stampede/ Stars And Stripes On Iwo Jima (isle)/ Teardrops In My Heart/ The
Bar-none Ranch/ The Devil's Great Grandson/ The Everlasting Hills Of
Oklahoma/ The Last Round-up/ The Lillies Grow High/ The Missouri Is A Devil
Of A Woman/ The Old Rugged Cross/ The River Of No Return/ The Rovin' Cowboy/
The Whiffenpoof Song/ There's A Round-up In The Sky/ Timber Trail/ Too High
Too Wide Too Low/ Tumbling Tumbleweed (1)/ Tumbling Tumbleweeds (2)/ Wagons
West/ Way Out There/ When Our Old Age Pension Check Comes To Our Door/ When
The Golden Train Comes In/ When The Moon Comes Over Sun Valley/ Where Are
You/ Will There Be Sage Brush In Heaven/ You Don't Know What Lonesome Is/
You'll Be Sorry When I'm Gone/ You'll Never Miss The Water ’til The Well
Runs Dry/ You're Getting Tired Of Me
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Documents 222686 |
Early Rock 'n' Roll & Rockbilly |
● CD $25.98 |
Four CD set with 100 tracks. A fine collection of
rockabilly, early rock 'n' roll, up tempo country and rocking R&B. Most of
it is from the period 1953 to 1955 along with a few earlier titles. A nice
mix of familiar titles and obscurities. Packaged
in 9 1/2" x 5 1/2" book format with 20 page booklet with notes in English
and German on all the artists plus some photos. Sound is generally excellent
though a couple of the older tracks exhibit excessive digital noise
reduction.
JOHNNY ACE: How Can You Be So Mean/ ANNISTEEN ALLEN: My
Baby Keeps Rolling/ GLENN BARBER: Ice Water/ BOYD BENNETT: Banjo Rock And
Roll/ My Boy Flat Top/ Seventeen/ The Most/ You Upset Me Baby/ CHUCK BERRY:
Maybelline/ BIG MAYBELLE: Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On/ JOHNNY BOND: Put Me
To Bed/ TINY BRADSHAW: The Train Kept A-rollin'/ JACKIE BRENSTON: In My Real
Gone Rocket/ NAPPY BROWN: That Man/ ROY BROWN: Butcher Pete/ Good Rockin'
Tonight/ RUTH BROWN: Bye Bye Young Men/ JIMMY CAVELLO: Rock The Joint/ BOBBY
CHARLES: Later Alligator/ EDDIE CLETRO: Flyin' Saucer Boogie/ ROSEMARY
CLOONEY: Come On A My House/ DOROTHY COLLINS: My Boy Flat Top/ THE COLLINS
KIDS: Beetle Bug Bop/ JIMMIE DAVIS: Cherokee Boogie/ KEN DAVIS: Shook Shake/
LINK DAVIS: Grasshopper/ LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS: Hey Worm!/ Stinky Passed The
Hat Aro/ DUB DICKERSON: My Gal Gertie/ BO DIDDLEY: Bo Diddley/ H-BOMB
FERGUSON: Rock H-bomg/ SONNY FISHER: Hey Mama/ Rockin' And Rollin'/ Rockin'
Daddy/ Sneaky Pete/ EDDIE FONTAINE: Boom-de-dee-boom/ Rock Love/ TENESSEE
ERNIE FORD: Catfish Boogie/ TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD: I Don't Know/ CHARLIE
GRACIE: Head Home Honey/ Wildwood Boogie/ CHRLIE GRACIE: My Baby Loves Me/
RUDY GRAY: There's Gonna B A Ball/ BUCK GRIFFIN: Bawlin' And Squallin/
HARDROCK GUNTER: Gonna Dance All Night/ I'll Give'em Rhythm/ You Played On
My Piano/ BILL HALEY & THE COMETS: Crazy Man, Crazy/ Happy Baby/ Pat A Cake/
Real Rock Drive/ Rock Around The Clock/ Rock The Joint/ Shake, Rattle And
Roll/ Ten Little Indians/ Two Hound Dogs/ ROY HALL: Don't Stop Now/ See You
Later Alligator/ WYNONIE HARRIS: All She Wants To Do Is Rock/ JIMMY HEAP: Go
Ahead On/ LOUIS INNIS & CHARLIE GORE: Female Hound Dog/ THE JODIMARS: Let's
All Rock Together/ Well Now Dig This/ SID KING & THE FIVE STRINGS: Drinking
Wine Spol/ Sag, Darg And Fall/ JIMMY LEE & WAYNE WALKER: Love Me/ LITTLE
RICHARD: Tutti Frutti/ BOBBY LORD: No More, No More/ LUKE MCDANIEL: Daddy-o
Rock/ The Automobile Song/ CHUCK MILLER: Boogie Blues/ Hawk Eye/ House Of
Blue Lights/ Lookout Mountain/ LATTIE MOORE: Juke Joint Johnny/ MERRILL
MOORE: Hard To Race/ JAYE P. MORGAN: Pepper Hot Baby/ BILLY NELSON: Pack,
Shack And Stack/ PAT PATRICK: Hot Springs/ HANK PENNY: Fan It/ CARL PERKINS:
Gone, Gone, Gone/ WEBB PIERCE: California Blues/ ELVIS PRESLEY: Blue Moon Of
Kentucky/ Good Rockin' Tonight/ That's All Right/ WADE RAY: Idaho Red/ TOMMY
SCOTT: Cats And Dogs/ Dig Me Little Mama/ Jumpin From Six To Six/ THE SLY
FOX: My Four Woman/ CARL SMITH: Baby I'm Ready/ RED SMITH: Whoa Boy/ FRANK
STARR: The Dirty Bird Song/ CLIFFIE STONE: Barracuda/ Jump Rope Boogie/
DANNY TAYLOR: You Look Bad/ ZEB TURNER: Jersey Rock/ RUSTY WELLINGTON: Jump
Jump Honey/ PRISCILLA WRIGHT: Don't Call Me/ MALCOLM YELVINGTON: Drinkin'
Wine Spoo-dee-o-de
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS |
Documents 222687 |
Trains & Cars |
● CD $25.98 |
Four CD set in book format with 100 songs - 50 of them about
cars and trucks and 50 about trains. The car songs are mostly country
including Hot Rod Race by Arkie Shibley, Drive On by Luke
McDaniel, Cadillac In Model A by Bob Wills, Truck Driver's Blues
by Cliff Bruner, Ethyl In My Gas Tank by Jimmy Heap plus Tillman
Franks, Wade ray, George Stogner, Tex Williams, Leroy Thompson, Bob Newman,
Terry Fell, Speedy West, Howlin' Wolf, Lowell Fulson, etc. The train songs
are evnly divided between country and blues and R&B including Choo Choo
Ch'Boogie by Kenny Roberts, Local Choo Choo by The Miller
Brothers, Dallas Limited by Homer Zeke Clements, The Train kep A
Rollin' by Tiny Bradshaw, The Train Is Leavin by Lowell Fulson,
Stop Rockin' That Train by Ivory Joe Hunter plus Carroll Free, Bob
Newman, Hank Penny, Johnny Cash, Bus Moten, Louis & Frosty, earl Bostic,
Chuck Higgins and many more. Includes 48 page booklet with photos and notes
on all the songs in Germana nd English.
BOB NEWMAN: Lonesome Truck Driver's Blues/ REV. BALLENGER:
This Train/ CHUCK BERRY: Maybelline/ EARL BOSTIC: Steam Whistle Jump/ JIMMY
BOYD: Truck Driver's Boogie/ TINY BRADSHAW: Gravy Train/ The Train Kept A-rollin/
JACKIE BRENSTON: Rocket 88/ ROY BROWN: Train Time Blues/ CLIFF BRUNER: Truck
Driver's Boogie/ THE CARLISLES: Woman Driver/ JOHNNY CASH: Hey Porter/ HOMER
ZEKE CLEMONS: Dallas Limited/ JIMMY COLLETT: Four Alarm Boogie/ SPADE
COOLEY: All Abroad For Oklahoma/ GENE CRABB WITH STRING BAND: Truck Stop
Lucy/ JIMMIE DALE: Goodnight Cincinnati, Good Morning/ Tennessee Ghost
Train/ FLOYD DIXON: Sad Journey/ JIMMIE DOLAN: Hot Rod Race/ TERRY FELL:
Truck Driving Man/ RED FOLEY: Freight Train Boogie/ Hot Rod Race/ Night
Train To Memphis/ It's The Mileage That's Slowin' Us Down/ TENNESSEE ERNIE
FORD: Streamlined Cannonball/ JOE FRANKLIN: Hitch-hikin Blues/ TILLMAN
FRANKS: Hot Rod Shotgun Boogie No 2/ CARROLL FREE: The Wreck Of Old No 9/
LOWELL FULSON: Highway 99/ The Train Is Leavin'/ LONNIE GLOSSON: Pan
American Boogie/ TINY GRIMES: Midnight Special/ BIG BOY GROVES: I Gotta New
Car/ BILL HALEY: Chattanoogo Choo Choo/ Jukebox Cannonball/ Rocket 88/
PEPPERMINT HARRIS: Cadillac Funeral/ WILBERT HARRISON: Florida Special/
JIMMY HEAP: Ethyl In My Gas Tank/ CHUCK HIGGINS: Motorhead Baby/ LIGHTNIN'
HOPKINS: Highway Blues/ HOWLIN' WOLF: Mr Highway Man/ IVORY JOE HUNTER: Stop
Rockin' That Train/ LOUIS JORDAN: Choo Choo Ch'boogie/ JOE LEWIS: Railroad
Engineer/ Train Whistle Nightmare/ LITTLE ESTHER: Mainliner/ LITTLE JUNIOR:
Mystery Train/ LOUIS & FROSTY: Train Time/ JOE LUTCHER: The Traffic Song/
COUSIN JOE MAPHIS: Lonesome Train Boogie/ EDDIE MARSHALL: Mobiling Baby Of
Mine/ LUKE MCDANIEL: Drive On/ The Automobile Song/ SLEEPY MCDANIEL:
Roadside Rag/ BIG JOE MCNEELY: Night Ride/ AMOS MILBURN: Train Time Blues/
THE MILLER BROTHERS: Local Choo Choo/ MERRILL MOORE: Hardtop Race/ BUS MOTEN:
On The Gravy Train/ BOB NEWMAN: Chic-a-choo Freight/ Haulin' Freight/ COWBOY
SAM NICHOLS: Keep Your Motor Hot/ JIMMIE O'NEAL: Streamliner Boogie/ LEON
PAYNE: Lost Highway/ HANK PENNY: Lonesome Train Blues/ WADE RAY: Idaho Red/
DICK REINHART: Hot Rod Baby/ KENNY ROBERTS: Choo Choo Ch' Boogie/ MABEL
SCOTT: Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train/ AL SEARS: Now Ride The D Train/ ARKIE
SHIBLEY: Hot Rod Race/ Hot Rod Race No 2/ Hot Rod Race No 3/ Hot Rod Race No
4/ Hot Rod Race No 5/ HANK SNOW: I'm Movin' On/ GEORGE STOGNER: Stock Car
Boogie/ BILLY STRANGE: Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves/ Hell Train/ LEROY
THOMPSON: Your Motor Needs A Tune-up Job/ THE TRENIERS: My Convertible
Cadillac/ JOHNNY TYLER: Devil's Hot Rod/ Freight Train Boogie/ T. TEXAS
TYLER: Hot Rod Rag/ EDDIE "CLEANHEAD" VINSON: Railroad Porter's Blues/ LANIE
WALKER: Side Track Daddy/ SPEEDY WEST: Speedin' West/ TED WEST: Parking
Worries/ PAUL WESTMORELAND: Hot Rod Rag/ JESS WILLARD: Truck Driver's
Boogie/ BOB WILLIAMS: Pick-up Truck/ TEX WILLIAMS: Won't You Ride In My
Little Red W/ BILLY JACK WILLS: Cadillac In Model A/ Slow Drive/ BOB WILLS:
Cadillac In Model A/ Take The A Train/ THE YORK BORTHERS: Gravy Train/ THE
YORK BROTHERS: Motor City Boogie
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Jasmine 13-4 |
A Cowboy's Life Is Good Enough For Me |
● CD $29.98 |
Four CD set featuring 100 Western and cowboy songs recorded
between the 30s and early 50s (no actual dates are given) by a wide range of
performers including artists from Canada and Australia and one from England!
Includes many rare tracks making their first appearance on CD. Sound quality
is excellent and set includes 32 page booklet with notes by Paul Hazell.
REX ALLEN: Arizona Waltz/ Cowpoke/ Who Shot The Hole In My
Sombrero?/ ROSALIE ALLEN: Cowpuncher's Waltz/ Shoot Him High Paw/ Square
Dance Polka/ GENE AUTRY: Blue Montana Skies/ Rhythm Of The Range/ Ride
Tenderfoot Ride/ The Old Trail/ ELTON BRITT: Blue Texas Moonlight/ Over The
Trail/ Patent Leather Boots/ Ridin' With My Gal/ Rogue River Valley/ The
Rovin' Gambler/ BIG BILL CAMPBELL: I'm Rockin' To The Rockies/ The
Strawberry Roan/ CLIFF CARLISLE & LITTLE TOMMY: Riding The Trail/ CLIFF
CARLISLE & FRED KIRBY: The Cowboy's Dying Dream/ WILF CARTER: Beautiful Girl
Of The Prairie/ Broken Down Cowboy/ I'm Hittin' The Trail/ West Of Rainbow
Trail/ SLIM CLARK: Little Old Sod Shanty/ Trailrider's Moon/ LAURIE
CROISETTE: The Cowboy/ STU DAVIS: Land, Sky And Water/ SMOKY DAWSON:
Cowboy's Roundup Song/ The Range In The Western Sky/ Will I Meet Old
Faithful Up Yonder?/ Texas Lil/ RAMBLING RED FOLEY: The Lone Cowboy/ THE
HILLBILLIES: Moonlight On The Prairie/ Ranch In The Rockies/ JUNE HOLMS:
Happy Yodelling Cowgirl/ FRANK IFIELD: A Mother's Faith/ There's A Love Knot
In My Lariat/ EVAN KEMP & THE TRAIL RIDERS: Tonight In The Twilight/ WILLIE
LAMOTHE: Je Suis Un Cowboy Canadien/ LEGARDE TWINS (TOM & TED): Before The
Dawn/ THE LEGARDE TWINS: There's A Bridle Hanging On The Wall/ REG LINDSAY:
Down By The Old Sliprail/ SHORTY LONG: Waltz Of Colorado/ FRANK LUTHER &
CARSON ROBISON: Midnight On The Colorado/ Missouri Valley/ When The Bloom Is
On The Sage/ MAC MAGUIRE & HARMONY RANGERS: Sundown Lullaby/ ZEKE MANNERS
BAND (VCL: CURLY GRIBBS): Sioux City Sue/ JOSEF MARAIS: Covered-wagon
Lullaby/ TIM MCNAMARA: Campfire Of Dreams/ Happy Cowboy/ TEX MORTON: The
Oregon Trail/ The Story Of Parson Joe/ Teardrops In My Heart/ THE SINGING
MOUNTAINEERS: Prairie Lullaby/ THE O’LEARY SISTERS: A Pair Of Silver Spurs/
JACK PATTON: Old Painted Desert/ EZRA PAULETTE: Old Arapahoe Trail/ When The
Coyote Howls (at Twilight)/ PHIL PAVEY: Bronco Bustin' Blues/ BOB PRESSLEY:
Hawaiian Cowboy/ DUSTY RANKIN: Going Back To My Little Western Home/ Going
Back To Wyoming/ RED RIVER DAVE: Is The Range Still The Same Back Home?/ Red
River Moon/ Sierra Sue/ GOEBEL REEVES: Cowboy's Dream/ Little Joe The
Wrangler/ BUDDY REYNOLDS: Blue Canadian Rockies/ DONN REYNOLDS: The
Stockman's Lullaby/ BUDDY REYNOLDS & THE RHYTHM PALS: Tundra/ TEX RITTER:
Goodbye My Little Cherokee/ Old Chisholm Trail/ KENNY ROBERTS: Sweet Little
Cherokee/ Wagon Wheels/ Beautiful Ohio/ TEXAS JIM ROBERTSON: I'm Gonna Throw
My Lasso/ CARSON ROBISON: I'm An Old Cowhand/ JESSE ROGERS: Back In The
Saddle Again/ Cattle Call/ Yellow Rose Of Texas/ ROY ROGERS: A Four Legged
Friend/ Saddle Serenade/ JIMMIE & LEON SHORT: Alla En El Rancho Grande/ HANK
SNOW: At The Rainbow's End/ I'll Ride Back To Lonesome Valley/ THE SONS OF
THE PIONEERS: Land Beyond The Sun/ Red River Valley/ DICK THOMAS: Halfway To
Montana/ Ridin' ’neath The Arizona Moon/ JIMMY WAKELY: Love Song Of The
Waterfall/ Pale Moon/ BILLY WILLIAMS: Yippi Ki Aye/ BUDDY WILLIAMS: A
Cowboy's Life Is Good Enough For Me/ Riding Down The Valley/ COLE WILSON: On
The Plains Away Out There/ LES WILSON: Shadows On The Trail/ Prairie Rose/
COLE WILSON & THE TUMBLEWEEDS: The Outlaw
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JSP 7742 |
Western Swing & Country Jazz |
● CD $28.98 |
4 CDs, 100 tracks, 4 hours 34 min., highly recommend
A nice companion to the Proper Records western
swing box sets, this collection favors the jazzy side of western swing,
narrows the focus to the 1930s and, rather than representing dozens of
artists with a cut or two, features only 9 acts. Ocie Stockard & The
Wanderers classic Decca session from 1937 opens the proceedings in high
style, featuring the sublime trumpet work of Harry Palmer. Likewise, Roy
Newman And His Boys' 15 sides stand out as some of the finest work of the
period. One of His Boys, Jim Boyd, is worth his weight in guitar strings,
and Holly Horton's clarinet efforts add a pleasingly unique quality.
Takin' Off features amplified steel guitar played by Bob Dunn, whose
Vagabonds are represented by 5 exciting cuts. (Dunn is named by some as
possibly the first to use an amplifier on his guitar back when he recorded
for Milton Brown.) One disc is entirely reserved for Jimmie Revard and His
Oklahoma Playboys. Rounding out the set are Smoky Wood's Wood Chips, Cliff
Bruner & His Texas Wanderers, Swift Jewel Cowboys, and the Modern
Mountaineers, whose Everybody's Truckin' offer a potentially risqué
lyric (that's with a "T," right?) and a racially insensitive chorus comment
which must have seem harmless at the time. A wonderful collection with
superior sound. (JC)
CLIFF BRUNER & HIS TEXAS WANDERERS: Bring It On Home To
Grandma/ I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate/ Old Joe Turner Blues/
BOB DUNN'S VAGABONDS: Graveyard Blues/ Juke Box Rag/ Stompin' At The Honky
Tonk/ Wednesday Rag/ You Don't Know My Mind/ MODERN MOUNTAINEERS: Dirty Dog
Blues/ Drifting Along/ Everybody's Truckin'/ Gettin' That Low Down Swing/
Loud Mouth/ Mississippi Sandman/ Never Slept Last Night/ Sweet Little Girl
Of Mine/ Who Cryin' Sweet Papa Now/ You Got To Know How To Truck And Swing/
ROY NEWMAN AND HIS BOYS: 12th Street Rag/ Black And Blue/ Dinah/ Downhearted
Blues/ Drag Along Blues/ Garbage Man Blues/ Hot Dog Stomp/ Kansas City
Blues/ Match Box Blues/ Mississippi Mud/ My Baby Rocks Me/ Rhythm Is Our
Business/ Sadie Green (the Vamp Of New Orleans)/ Takin' Off/ Tin Roof Blues/
THE RANGE RIDERS: Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue/ How Come You Do Me Like You
Do/ It Don't Mean A Thing/ No Foolin'/ The Range Rider's Stomp/ Who Calls
You Sweet Mama Now?/ JIMMIE REVARD & HIS OKLAHOMA PLAYBOYS: After Hours
Blues/ At The End Of The Lane/ Big Daddy Blues/ Blues In The Bottle/ Bound
To Look Like A Monkey/ Cats Are Bad Luck/ Crafton Blues/ Daddy's Got The
Deep Elm Blues/ Dirty Dog/ Everything's Gonna Be Alright/ Fox And The
Hounds/ Holdin' The Sack/ I've Got Trouble In Mind/ It's A Long Way To
Tipperary/ Let Me Live And Love You/ Lose Your Blues And Laugh At Life/ My
Little Girl/ Oh! Swing It/ Old Waterfall/ Ride ’em Cowboy/ Riding Down The
Canyon/ Someone Else You Care For/ Thinking/ Triflin' Gal/ We Played A Game/
OCIE STOCKARD & THE WANDERERS: (bring It On Down) To My House/ Ain't Nobody
Truck Like You/ Black And Blue/ How Come (you Do Me Like You Do Do Do)/ Just
Blues/ Long Ago/ One Of Us Was Wrong/ Please Sing For Me (doodle-lee-doo)/
Same Thing All The Time/ There'll Be Some Changes Made/ Turn Your Lights
Down Low/ Wabash Blues/ What's The Matter?/ Why Shouldn't I?/ SWIFT JEWEL
COWBOYS: Bug Scuffle/ Chuck Wagon Swing/ Coney Island Washboard/ Dill Pickle
Rag/ Fan It/ Little Willie Green (from New Orleans)/ Memphis Blues/ Memphis
Oomph/ My Untrue Cowgirl/ Raggin' The Rails/ Rose Room/ Swingin' At The
Circle S/ Willie The Weeper/ You Got To Hi-de-ho (to Get Along With Me)/
SMOKY WOOD & HIS WOOD CHIPS: Carry Me Back To Virginny/ I'm Sorry/ Keep On
Truckin'/ Lonely Heart Of Mine/ Moonlight In Oklahoma/ Riding To Glory/
Wood's Travelling Blues/ Woodchip Blues
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JSP JSPCD 7755 |
Mountain Gospel |
● CD $28.98 |
Four CDS, 100 tracks, essential
Fabulous collection of old time gospel music featuring 100 tracks recorded
between 1926 and 1941 - the first in depth look at this genre. It includes
the complete recordings of the fantastic singer/ guitarist Alfred G. Karnes
and the great and terrifically exciting Ernest Phipps & His Holiness Quartet
previously available on the now out of print Document CD "Kentucky Gospel."
It includes many sides not previously on CDs and the music is tremendously
varied including unaccompanied quartets, string bands, brother duets, sacred
harp groups and even some novelty gospel numbers. Apart from the
aforementioned Karnes and Phipps, highlights include 12 gorgeous sides by
Ernest V. Stoneman with harmony vocals accompanied by guitar, fiddle and
organ; three tracks by The Bush Family/ Brothers; a lovely duet by The
Anglin Twins featuring Jack Anglin who later became half of Johnnie & Jack,
the delightful Virginia Dandies featuring vocal by Walter Smith who also
appears as Kid Williams on two songs with fine steel guitar, groups led by
J.E. Mainer and his brother Wade, the terrific Bill Carlisle and much more.
Sound quality varies but generally excellent and there brief notes on many
of the artists and discographical information. This is one of those sets
you'll return to again and again because of the variety and everywhere you
look you'll find an obscure gem. (FS)
ALABAMA SACRED HARP SINGERS: Cuba/ I Belong To This Band/
Old Ship Of Zion/ THE ALCOA QUARTET: I'm Redeemed/ THE ANGLIN TWINS: Just
Inside The Pearly Gates/ THE AVONDALE MILLS QUARTET: Rejoicing All The Way/
BIRD'S KENTUCKY CORN CRACKERS: Crossed Old Jordan's Stream/ THE BLUE RIDGE
SINGERS: Glory Is Rising In My Soul/ I Want To Go There Don't You/ THE BUSH
BROTHERS: On The Glory Road/ When The Gates Of Glory Open/ THE BUSH FAMILY:
Music In My Soul/ BILL CARLISLE: He Will Be Your Savior Too/ The Heavenly
Train/ THE CAROLINA GOSPEL SINGERS: My Prayer/ THE CAROLINA RAMBLERS: I Got
A Home In The Beulah Land/ That Lonesome Valley/ THE CHUMBLER FAMILY:
Jacob's Ladder/ EDITH & SHERMAN COLLINS: I Can't Feel At Home In This World
Anymore/ THE COON CREEK GIRLS: Sowing On The Mountain/ PHIL & FRANK CROW:
Abraham/ PHIL CROW TRIO: I'm A Gittin' Ready To Go/ THE CROWDER BROTHERS:
The Sailing Ship/ DANIELS-DEASON SACRED HARP: Coronation/ THE DEAL FAMILY:
Everybody Will Be Happy Over There/ He Is Coming After Me/ Joy Among The
Angels/ ‘Twill Be All Glory Over There/ THE DIXIE REELERS: I Shall Not Be
Moved/ Lonesome Valley (Part 2)/ THE EVA QUARTETTE: Bringing In The Sheaves/
THE GARLAND BROTHERS & GRINSTEAD: Beautiful/ Just Over The River/ THE
GIDDENS SISTERS: I'm Going Home To Die No More/ MR & MRS R .N. GRISHAM:
We'll Be At Home Again/ ELDER G. P. HARRIS: My God The Spring Of All My
Joys/ GOLDEN. P. HARRIS: I'll Lead A Christian Life/ THE HILL BROTHERS WITH
WILLIE SIMMONS: I Am On My Way To Heaven/ REV. CALBERT HOLSTEIN & SISTER
BILLIE HOLSTEIN: Ring The Bells Of Freedom/ ALFRED G. KARNES: Called To The
Foreign Field/ Do Not Wait ‘Till I'm Laid Beneath The Clay/ I Am Bound For
The Promised Land/ The Days Of My Childhood Plays/ To The Work/ We Shall All
Be Reunited/ When They Ring The Golden Bells/ Where We'll Never Grow Old/
THE LAUREL (MISSISSIPPI) FIREMAN'S QUARTET: What A Change/ THE LUBBOCK TEXAS
QUARTET: Turn Away/ WADE MAINER & THE SONS OF THE MOUNTAINEERS: Home In The
Sky/ Life's Ev'nin' Sun/ Mansions In The Sky/ The Precious Jewel/ THE
MCCRAVY BROTHERS: Dip Me In The Golden Sea/ No Hidin' Place Down There/
Sometimes/ Sunrise/ MCVAY & JOHNSON: Ain't Gonna Lay My Armor Down/ I'll Be
Ready When The Bridegroom Comes/ THE MORRIS BROTHERS & EUNICE: Gabriel's
Trumpet/ J.E. MAINER’S MOUNTAINEERS: In A Little Village Churchyard/ Just
Over In The Gloryland/ Lights In The Valley/ This World Is Not My Home/
BYRON PARKER & HIS MOUNTAINEERS: He Is My Friend And Guide/ I Love My
Saviour/ ERNEST PHIPPS & HIS HOLINESS SINGERS – A LITTLE: A Little Talk With
Jesus/ ERNEST PHIPPS & HIS HOLINESS SINGERS – BRIGHT T: Bright Tomorrow/
ERNEST PHIPPS & HIS HOLINESS QUARTET: Do, Lord Remember Me/ Don't Grieve
After Me/ Happy In Prison/ ERNEST PHIPPS & HIS HOLINESS SINGERS – I KNOW T:
I Know That Jesus Set Me Free/ ERNEST PHIPPS & HIS HOLINESS QUARTET: I Want
To Go Where Jesus Is/ ERNEST PHIPPS & HIS HOLINESS SINGERS – IF THE L: If
The Light Has Gone Out In Your Soul/ ERNEST PHIPPS & HIS HOLINESS QUARTET:
Jesus Getting Us Ready For That Great Day/ Old Ship Of Zion/ ERNEST PHIPPS &
HIS HOLINESS SINGERS – SHINE ON: Shine On Me/ ERNEST PHIPPS & HIS HOLINESS
SINGERS – WENT UP: Went Up In The Clouds Of Heaven/ WILLIAM REXROAT'S CEDAR
CREST SINGERS: What Kind Of Shoes You Going To Wear/ RIDGEL'S FOUNTAIN
CITIANS: Hallelujah To The Lamb/ ROSWELL SACRED HARP: Odem/ THE SOUTHERN
MELODY BOYS: Tribulation Days/ ERNEST STONEMAN: Down To Jordan And Be Saved/
Going Down The Valley/ Hallelujah Side/ I Am Resolved/ I Remember Calvary/
Know My Name Is There/ No More Goodbyes/ Sweeping Through The Gates/ Tell
Mother I Will Meet Her/ The Sinless Summerland/ There's A Light Lit Up In
Galilee/ THE VAUGHAN QUARTET: In Steps Of Light/ THE VIRGINIA DANDIES: God's
Getting Worried/ There's A Beautiful City Called Heaven/ KID WILLIAMS: I'm
Glad I Counted The Cost/ When He Died He Got A Home In Hell/ WILLIAMS &
WILLIAMS: Though Your Sins Be Scarlet/ IRA & EUGENE YATES: You'll Never Go
To Heaven With Your Powder And Paint
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JSP 7757 |
Early Country Radio |
● CD $28.98 |
Four CDS, 79 tracks, essential
This is a fabulous collection of country music recorded between 1936 and
1951 for playing on the radio via the medium of transcription discs. There
is no discography of these unique recordings and a great many of them were
destroyed over the years under the terms of use of the transcription
companies so we should be grateful for what has survived. The track count
above is a little misleading since some of the tracks are complete shows
with several songs, commercial spiels, etc. The first two discs are devoted
to the great Carter Family who were one of the most prolific, popular and
influential country groups of the 20s and 30s and whose influence can be
heard today in many recordings. In the 30s a number of radio stations opened
in Mexico on the border with Texas and free of restrictions on power output
enforced by the FCC they proved a haven for commercial sponsors who often
used music to entertain the listeners in preparation for the commercial
pitch. In 1938, The Carter Family relocated to Del Rio, Texas and over the
next three years produced a vast number of radio transcriptions that were
broadcast over border stations XERA, XERF and XET. The first disc and part
of the second features recordings made between 1938 and 1941 for XERF and
the rest of the second disc features sides recorded in 1936 for Associated
Programn Services (I believe the latter are on the
Bear Family 12 CD box set). Most of the songs are
those they had recorded commercially for Victor, Columbia and Decca along
with a few not recorded commercially like a splendid rendition of I'm
Sitting On Top Of the World and there are often subtle differences in
the arrangements but the family's simple, direct vocals and lovely
instrumental accompaniments with Maybelle's superb guitar work and Sarah's
guitar or autoharp accomniment are always a delight.
The third and fourth discs feature extensive contributions from Bill
Monroe's older brother Charlie and his splendid
group The Kentucky Partners. Drawn from 1944 transcriptions, his band at the
time included brother Birch on fiddle, Lester Flatt on guitar and vocal, Tex
Isley on electric guitar and others including Helen Osborne (aka Katy Hill)
playing banjo on several cuts. Charlie's music has been overshadowed by his
brother Bill but his music is wonderful and compelling with great vocals and
instrumental work on a wide selection of old time material. You also get to
hear some commercials for Man-O-Ree laxative. Also featured on the box are
fine contributions from Roy Hall & His Blue Ridge Entertainers, J.E.
Mainer's Mountaineers, Cowboy Slim Rinehart and the set ends with a rare
1951 March Of Dimes show featuring the greatest of them all Hank Williams
with his Drifting Cowboys helping to raise money for children with infantile
paralysis. Hank and the group do three songs and Hank does some moving
pitches for the cause. One of songs features the horribly flat lead vocals
of Audrey but the rest is wonderful. Sound is generally fine and there are
informative notes by Pat Harrison. Some truly indispensable music. (FS)
THE CARTER FAMILY: A Distant Land To Roam/ Alabama Girls/
Are You Lonesome Tonight/ Bonnie Blue Eyes/ Broken Down Tramp/ Broken
Engagement/ Broken Hearted Lover/ Cannonball Blues/ Chinese Breakdown/
Cyclone Of Rye Cove/ Darling Daises/ Del Rio/ Diamonds In The Rough/
Diamonds In The Rough/ East Virgina Blues No.2/ Engine 143/ Goin' Back To
Texas/ Grave On The Green Hillside/ Happy Or Lonesome/ Homestead On The
Farm/ Honey Babe/ I Cannot Be Your Sweetheart/ I Never Loved But One/ I
Wouldn't Mind Dying/ I'm Sitting On Top Of The World/ I'm Working On A
Building/ Jealous Hearted Me/ Just A Few More Days/ Just Another Broken
Heart/ Keep On The Sunny Side/ Keep On The Sunny Side/ Keep On The Sunny
Side/ Kissing Is A Crime/ Leaning On The Everlasting Arms/ Lily Of The
Valley/ Little Darling Pal Of Mine/ Little Joe/ Little Log Cabin By The Sea/
Little Moses/ Lonesome Valley/ Lover's Farewell/ May I Sleep In Your Barn
Tonight Mister/ My Dixie Darling/ My Heart's Tonight In Texas/ My Heavenly
Home Is Bright And Fair/ My Native Home/ My Old Pal Of Yesterday/ No
Depression In Heaven/ Old Ladies Home/ One Little Word/ Room In Heaven For
Me/ Shall We Gather At The River/ Single Girl, Married Girl/ Soldier's
Sweetheart/ The Dying Soldier/ The Last Letter/ The Last Letter/ The Storms
Are On The Ocean/ There'll Be Joy, Joy, Joy/ What Would You Give In Exchange
For Your Soul/ When Our Lord Shall Come Again/ Where Shall I Be?/ Who's That
Knocking?/ Why There's A Tear In My Eye/ Your Mother Still Prays For You
Jack/ ROY HALL & HIS BLUE RIDGE ENTERTAINERS: Don't Cause Mother's Hair To
Turn Grey/ Fisher's Hornpipe/ Remember Me/ South Of The Border/ Take Me Back
To The Blue Ridge Mountains/ J.E. MAINER'S MOUNTAINEERS: Arkansas Traveller/
Blue Railroad Train/ Goodbye Maggie/ Indian River Hoedown/ Letter Edged In
Black/ My Old Pal Of Yesterday/ Shortenin' Bread/ CHARLIE MONROE & THE
KENTUCKY PARTNERS: An Empty Mansion/ Bile Them Cabbage Down/ Casey Jones/
Chicken Reel/ Closing Theme/ Daisy Mae/ Don't Let My Ramblin' Bother Your
Mind/ Down In Caroline/ Dying A Sinner's Death/ Every Time I Feel The
Spirit/ Going Around The World/ Gone And Left Me Blues/ Happy Day/ Heading
For Gloryland/ I Got A Gal Waitin' For Me/ I Know You'll Understand/ I Walk
Alone/ I've Made A Covenant With My Lord/ It's A Grand And Glorious Feeling/
Little Liza Jane/ Man-o-ree Commerical/ Seven More Days/ Sourwood Mountain/
That's The Love I Have For You/ Two Little Sweethearts/ Under The Old
Hickory Tree/ Valley Of Peace/ Walk That Long Lonesome Road/ Watermelon On
The Vine/ We'll Meet Again Sweetheart/ When It's Time For The Whippoorwill
To Sing/ White House Blues/ Who's Calling You Sweetheart Tonight/ You're
Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone/ COWBOY SLIM RINEHART: Alone And Lonesome/ Blue
Yodel No. 10/ I Want A Good Woman/ Left All Alone/ Lonesome Valley/ Memories
Of My Silver Haired Daddy/ Missouri Moon/ My Buddy/ Nobody's Darling/ On The
Mississippi Shore/ Ridin' Down That Old Texas Trail/ Trail Of The Great
Divide/ HANK WILLIAMS & HIS DRIFTING COWBOYS: Help Me Understand/ Moanin'
The Blues/ When God Dips His Love In My Heart
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JSP JSPCD 7780 |
Serenade In The Mountains - Early Old Time
Music |
● CD $28.98 |
Four CDs, 94 tracks, highly recommended
Another fabulous collection of old time music from JSP. This is a varied
selection with the first disc being mostly devoted to string bands like The
Scottdale String Band, Uncle Eck Dunford, Narmour & Smith, The Fox Chasers
and others including two two-sided comedy skits with music by Ernest
Stoneman & The Blue Ridge Cornshuckers. The second disc has an emphasis on
the banjo including solo vocal and banjo performers by the unique "Minstrel
Of The Appalachians" Bascom Lamar Lunsford and Dock Walsh - the latter
playing slide banjo on two cuts. There are several superb banjo
instrumentals from Hendley, Small & Whitter, Marion Underwood (the
magnificent Coal Creek March) and is rounded out with sides by the
superb Blue Ridge Mountain Entertainers (with a couple of skits) and
Carolina Tar Heels (the latter group featuring Walsh on banjo). The third
disc features artists from Georgia - many of them associated with The
Skillet Lickers including Ted Hawkins & Riley Puckett, Clayton McMichen &
Dan Hornsby, The Monroe County Bottle Tippers (doing the two part sktch
The Fiddlin' Bootleggers), McMichen & Puckett, The Hometown Boys,
Georgia Yellow Hammers and more. The final disc is mostly devoted to the
more urbane sounds of artists Carson Robinson, Vernon Dalhart and Frank
Luther performing solo and in various duet combinations. It opens with two
tracks from 1929 by The New Arkansas Travelers featuring guitar and two
harmonicas with vocals by an Englishmen performing what sounds like a couple
of English music hall songs. Apart from the unexpected English working class
accent these can certainly be considered old time country even though they
were omitted from the Country Music discography and they were issued by
Victor in the USA - intriguing! This disc ends with two tracks by the
splendid Otto Gray & His Oklahoma Cowboys and two from the Texas Rangers - a
western two part comedy sketch Dude Ranch Party. Lots of great music
with excellent sound and brief, informative notes by Pat Harrison. A number
of the tracks have been out on CD before but it's nice to have them gathered
together here and quite a few are making their first appearance on CD. (FS)
BUD BILLINGS: How To Make Love/ BUD & JOE BILLINGS:
Birmingham Jail/ Left My Gal In The Mountains/ BUD BILLINGS & CARSON
ROBISON: Oklahoma Charlie/ BUD BILLINGS TRIO: Settin‘ By The Fire/ THE BLUE
RIDGE MOUNTAIN SINGERS: Lorena/ THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN ENTERTAINERS: Over
At Tom‘s House/ THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN SINGERS: The Engineer‘s Last Run/
THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN ENTERTAINERS: The Fiddler‘s Contest/ THE CAROLINA
TAR HEELS: Her Name Was Hula Lou/ I‘m Going To Georgia/ My Mama Scolds Me
For Flirting/ Shanghai In China/ Somebody‘s Tall And Handsome/ There Ain‘t
No Use In Me Working So Hard/ Your Low Down Dirty Ways/ VERNON DALHART:
Ain‘t Gonna Grieve My Mind/ Get Away Old Man Get Away/ DALHART & ROBISON:
Little Green Valley/ Shine On Harvest Moon/ DALHART, ROBISON & HOOD: Oh
Susannah/ UNCLE ECK DUNFORD: Barney Mccoy/ Skip To My Lou My Darling/ The
Savingest Man On Earth/ What Will I Do When My Money Is All Gone/ THE FLOYD
COUNTY RAMBLERS: Granny Will Your Dog Bite?/ THE FOX CHASERS: Eighth Of
January/ THE GEORGIA ORGAN GRINDERS: Georgia Man/ THE GEORGIA YELLOW
HAMMERS: Black Annie/ Come Over And See Me Sometime/ Kiss Me Quick/ Warhorse
Game/ OTTO GRAY & HIS OKLAHOMA COWBOYS: Four Thousand Years Ago/ Who Stole
The Lock From The Hen House Door/ TED HAWKINS & RILEY PUCKETT: Down In The
Valley/ Hawkins Rag/ Rainbow Waltz/ Tokio Rag/ Zelma/ HENDLEY, SMALL &
WHITTER: Shuffle Feet Shuffle/ THE HOMETOWN BOYS: Cindy/ Hometown Rag/
Raccoon On A Rail/ BASCOM LAMAR LUNSFORD: Dry Bones/ I Wish I Was A Mole In
The Ground/ Italy/ Kidder Cole/ Little Turtle Dove/ Lost John Dean/ Lulu
Wall/ Mountain Dew/ “nol Pros” Nellie/ FRANK LUTHER TRIO: Swaller Tail Coat/
Ten Hours A Day - Six Days A Week/ CLAYTON MC MICHEN & DAN HORNSBY: The
Original Arkansas Traveler - Pts 1 & 2/ MCMICHEN & PUCKETT: Slim Gal/ THE
MONROE COUNTY BOTTLE TIPPERS: The Fiddlin‘ Bootleggers - Pts 1 & 2/ NARMOUR
& SMITH: Avalon Quick Step/ Captain George Has Your Money Come/ Mississippi
Breakdown/ THE NATIONS BROTHERS: Magnolia One-step/ Sales Tax Toddle/ THE
NEW ARKANSAS TRAVELLERS: Handy Man/ I Tickled ’em/ PIPERS GAP RAMBLERS: I
Ain‘t Nobody‘s Darling/ Yankee Doodle/ RILEY PUCKETT: Don‘t Let Your Deal Go
Down/ Everybody Works But Father/ Short Life Of Trouble/ The Boston Burglar/
Ragged But Right/ CARSON ROBISON: Everybody‘s Goin‘ But Me/ Wolf At The
Door/ An Evening On The C.r. Ranche - Pt 1/ An Evening On The C.r. Ranche -
Pt 2/ The Back Porch - Pt 1/ The Back Porch - Pt 2/ THE SCOTTDALE STRING
BAND: Carbolic Rag/ Japanese Breakdown/ Waitin‘ For The Robert E. Lee/ SMITH
& ALLGOOD: American And Spanish Fandango/ THE SOUTH GEORGIA HIGHBALLERS: Mr.
Johnson Turn Me Aloose/ THE SPOONEY FIVE: Chinese Rag/ My Little Girl/
ERNEST STONEMAN & THE BLUE RIDGE CORNSHUCKERS: A Serenade In The Mountains -
Pts 1 & 2/ Possum Trot School Exhibition - Pts 1 & 2/ GID TANNER & RILEY
PUCKETT: Three Nights Drunk/ THE TEXAS RANGERS: Dude Ranch Party - Pt 1/
Dude Ranch Party - Pt 2/ MARION UNDERWOOD: Coal Creek March/ DOCK WALSH: A
Precious Sweetheart From Me Has Gone/ Bathe In That Beautiful Pool/ Goin‘
Back To Jericho/ In The Pines
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Proper BOX 103 |
From Boppin' Hillbilly To Red Hot Rockabilly |
● CD $26.98 |
Four CDs, 120 tracks, highly recommended
Fabulous collection of up-tempo hillbilly and rockabilly from the period
1951 to 1955. The first two discs are predominantly country artists and the
second predominantly rockabilly though the transition between the two is
pretty seamless and Hardrock Gunter's 1951 recording of Hesitation Boogie
rocks almost as hard as recordings made four years later and Billy Starr's
1953 cover of Big Mama Thornton's Hound Dog is just as wild as
Elvis's version from three years later though not as good. Many of the sides
here have been on CD before though a number are pretty hard to find and the
presentation here is great with superb sound and a 68 page illustrated
booklet with extensive notes by rock 'n' roll expert Adam Komorowski and
full discographical info. (FS)
CHARLIE ADAMS: Cattin’ Around/ TANI ALLEN & HIS TENNESSEE
PALS: When Hillbilly Willie Met Kitty From The City/ LUCKY JOE ALMOND: Rock
Me/ EDDY ARNOLD: Hepcat Baby/ CHARLINE ARTHUR: I Heard About You/ Looking At
The Moon Wishing On A Star/ JIM ATKINS: I’m A Ding Dong Daddy (From Dumas)/
GLENN BARBER: Ice Water/ LONNIE BARRON: You’re Not the First Girl/ RAY
BATTS: Wild Man Boogie/ LEE BELL: Beatin’ Out The Boogie On The Mississippi
Mud/ EDDIE BOND: Double Duty Lovin’/ SKEETER BONN: Rock-a-Bye Baby/ CHARLIE
BROWN: Have You Heard The Gossip/ Mean Mean Mama/ BARNEY BURCHAM: Can’t
Steal My Way Around/ Much Too Young For Love/ THE CARLISLES: Busy Body
Boogie/ Is Zat You Myrtle/ JOHNNY CASH: Hey Porter/ ALVADEAN COKER: We’re
Gonna Bop/ LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS: Hillbilly Fever/ Rock Me/ ARLIE DUFF: You
All Come/ TIBBY EDWARDS: Flip Flop And Fly/ WERLY FAIRBURN: Baby He’s A
Wolf/ Good Deal Lucille/ I Guess I’m Crazy (For Loving You)/ THE FARMER
BOYS: It Pays To Advertise/ You’re A Humdinger/ TERRY FELL: That’s What I
Like/ SONNY FISHER: Hey Mama/ Hold Me Baby/ Rocking Daddy/ Rockin’ And A
Rollin’/ THE FIVE STRINGS: Drinkin’ Wine Spo Dee O Dee/ Put Something In the
Pot Boy/ RUDY GADDIS: Uranium Fever/ LOU GRAHAM: Long Gone Daddy/ RUDY GRAY:
Hearts Made Of Stone/ Please Big Mama/ It Ain’t My Baby (And I Ain’t Gonna
Rock It)/ Ocean Paradise/ BUCK GRIFFIN: Meadowlark Boogie/ One Day After Pay
Day/ GAYLE GRIFFITH: Rockin’ And A Knockin’/ HARDROCK GUNTER: Hesitation
Boogie/ ROY HALL: Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On/ HAWKSHAW HAWKINS: Ko Ko Mo
(I Love You So)/ R.D. HENDON & HIS WESTERN JAMBOREE COWBOYS: Music Makin’
Mama From Memphis/ GENE HENSLEE: Diggin’ And Datin’/ Rockin’ Baby/ JOHNNY
HICKS: Get Your Kicks (From The Country Hicks)/ EDDIE HILL: The Hot Guitar/
JESS HOOPER: All Messed Up/ Sleepy Time Blues/ JOHNNY HORTON & BILLY BARTON:
Bawlin’ Baby/ AUTRY INMAN: Uh-Huh-Honey/ JIMMY & DUANE: I Want Some Lovin’
Baby/ JIMMY & JOHNNY: Sweet Singing Daddy/ NEAL JONES: I’m Playin’ It Cool/
MERLE KILGORE: Seein’ Double Feelin’ Single/ SID KING & FIVE STRINGS: Sag
Drag & Fall/ SID KING & HIS FIVE STRINGS: Purr Kitty Purr/ JIMMY LEE & WAYNE
WALKER: Love Me/ MAC & JAKE: Yakety Yak/ BILL MACK: Play My Boogie/ ROSE
MADDOX: Kiss Me Like Crazy/ THE MADDOX BROS & ROSE: I Gotta Go Get My Baby/
GEORGE MCCORMICK: Don’t Fix Up The Doghouse/ LLOYD MCCULLOUGH & THE DRIFTING
HILLBILLIES: Watch That Girl/ LUKE MCDANIEL: Whoa Boy/ FRANKIE MILLER: Hey
Where Ya Goin’/ THE MILLER SISTERS: There’s No Right Way To Do Me Wrong/
LATTIE MOORE: Pull Down The Blinds/ CHUCK MURPHY: Rhythm Hall/ They Raided
The Joint/ JIMMY MURPHY: Here Kitty Kitty/ JIMMY MYERS: Ding Dong Mama From
Tennessee/ CARL PERKINS: Gone Gone Gone/ Let the Jukebox Keep On Playin/
Movie Magg/ DOUG POINDEXTER & THE STARLITE WRANGLERS: My Kind Of Carryin’
On/ ELVIS PRESLEY: Baby Let’s Play House/ I Don’t Care If The Sun Don’t
Shine/ I Forgot To Remember To Forget/ I’m Left You’re Right She’s Gone/
Milkcow Blues Boogie/ Mystery Train/ You’re A Heartbreaker/ MARVIN
RAINWATER: I Gotta Go Get My Baby/ SLIM REDMAN & DONNIE BOWSHIER: Strut My
Stuff/ MARTY ROBBINS: Maybelline/ Mean Mama Blues/ Pretty Mama/ That’s All
Right/ WELDON ROGERS: I’m Building A ?? (On The Moon)/ FOREST RYE: Wild Cat
Boogie/ MAC SALES: A Gal Named Joe/ TOMMY SCOTT: Cat Music/ Rockin’ And
Rollin’/ REECE SHIPLEY & HIS RAINBOW VALLEY BOYS: Hillbilly Jive With A
Hillbilly Beat/ CARL SMITH: Dog-gone It Baby I’m In Love/ Go Boy Go/ RED
SMITH: Whoa Boy/ EARL SONGER: Whoopie Baby/ ANDY STARR: Dig Them Squeaky
Shoes/ BILLY STARR: Hound Dog/ FIVE STRINGS: I Like It/ JUSTIN TUBB & GOLDIE
HILL: Sure Fire Kisses/ WAYNE WALKER: Now Is the Time For Love/ THE WESTERN
MELODY MAKERS: Who Put The Turtle In Myrtle’s Girdle/ ONIE WHEELER: Run ‘Em
Off/ JESS WILLARD: Honkytonk Hardwood Floor/ MALCOLM YELVINGTON: Drinkin’
Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee/ Just Rollin’ Along/ FARON YOUNG: If You Ain’t Lovin’ You
Ain’t Livin’/ EDDIE ZACK & COUSIN RICHIE: I’m Gonna Roll & Rock
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Proper BOX 110 |
The Louisiana Hayride Story |
● CD $26.98 |
4 CDs, 111 tracks, 5 hours, highly recommended
The 68-page booklet chronicles the creation and development of the Louisiana
Hayride, and the 4 CDs include the songs played by the artists during their
appearance on the show. With the exception of a pair of Elvis Presley live
cuts from 1955 (Tweedle Dee and Maybelline), the songs here
are the studio versions issued by such labels as King, Starday, Abbott, Sun,
Hickory, Mercury, Chess, Capital, Imperial, Decca, 4-Star, Columbia, Bullett,
and many others. Recording dates range from 1948-58, and include Bailes
Brothers, Hank Williams, York Brothers, Kitty Wells, Wayne Raney, Zeb
Turner, Mercer Brothers, Slim Whitman, Claude King, Jim Reeves, Slim
Willett, Jimmy Lee, Davis Sisters, Tibby Edwards, Jimmy Newman, and many
more. Excellent sound quality, packaging, graphic design, booklet notes,
photos, and price. (JC)
CHARLIE ADAMS: Stop Your Bawlin' Baby/ BUDDY ATTAWAY:
Freight Train Blues/ I'm Sitting On Top Of The World/ THE BAILES BROTHERS:
Has The Devil Got A Mortgage On You?/ My Heart Echoes/ Whiskey Is The Devil
(In Liquid Form)/ CAROLYN BRADSHAW: Oh I Like It/ Say No No No/ THE
CARLISLES: No Help Wanted/ JOHNNY CASH: Cry Cry Cry/ Folsom Prison Blues/
ZEKE CLEMENTS: Brown's Ferry Boogie/ RILEY CRABTREE: Shackles And Chains/
THE DAVIS SISTERS: I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know/ ARLIE DUFF: Lie
Detector/ TIBBY EDWARDS: Cry Cry Darlin'/ If You Love Me Let Me Know/ WERLY
FAIRBURN: Nothin' But Lovin'/ JACK FORD: I Understand (Just How You Feel)/
Yankee Dime/ TILLMAN FRANKS: Hi-Tone Poppa/ LEFTY FRIZZELL: Give Me More
More More (Of Your Kisses)/ RUDY GRAYZELL: It Ain't My Baby (And I Ain't
Gonna Rock It)/ TEX GRIMSLEY: Shuffle On Down/ Walking The Dog/ GOLDIE HILL:
I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes/ Why Talk To My Heart/ TOMMY HILL: The Life
That I'm Living/ HOOT & CURLEY: Liniment & Turpentine/ Million Dollar's
Worth Of Memories/ JOHNNY HORTON: All For The Love Of A Girl/ First Train
Headin' South/ Ridin' The Sunshine Special/ The S.S.Lureline/ PAUL HOWARD:
Hora Sta Cotton Picker/ The Boogie's Fine Tonight/ SHOT JACKSON: You Can't
Get The Country Out Of The Boy/ JIMMY & JOHNNY: Can't You Won't You/ JOHNNIE
& JACK: For Old Times Sake/ Poison Love/ Sing Tom Kitty/ GEORGE JONES: What
Am I Worth/ Why Baby Why/ OAKIE JONES: Hillbilly Bessie/ MERLE KILGORE:
Everybody Needs A Little Lovin'/ CLAUDE KING: She's My Baby/ Take It Like A
Man/ THE KING SACRED QUARTET: Turn Your Radio On/ JIMMY LEE: Go Ahead And
Go/ HANK LOCKLIN: Stumpy Joe/ MADDOX BROS & ROSE: Rock All Our Babies To
Sleep/ South/ THE MERCER BROTHERS: If Nickels Were Dimes/ It Ain't No Use/
Just You Wait And See/ No Place To Hang My Hat/ CLYDE MOODY: Tend To Your
Business/ GEORGE MORGAN: Candy Kisses/ MOON MULLICAN: Good Deal Lucille/
JIMMY C. NEWMAN: Daydreamin'/ JIMMY NEWMAN: Diggy Liggy Lo/ CARL PERKINS:
Gone! Gone! Gone!/ WEBB PIERCE: High Geared Daddy/ Wondering/ ELVIS PRESLEY:
Maybellene/ Tweedle Dee/ WAYNE RANEY: Why Don't You Haul Off And Love Me/
JIM REEVES: Bimbo/ Butterfly Love/ Drinking Tequila/ Mexican Joe/ Then I'll
Stop Loving You/ RUSTY & DOUG: So Lovely Baby/ HARMIE SMITH: I'll Not Be
Around/ HANK SNOW: The Anniversary Of A Broken Heart/ RED SOVINE: Please
Don't Let Me Love You/ You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree Now/ TEXAS BILL
STRENGTH: I'm Doing A Peach Of A Job/ AL TERRY: Hate Me Not/ HANK THOMPSON:
Whoa Sailor/ FLOYD TILLMAN: I Almost Lost My Mind/ MITCHELL TOROK:
Caribbean/ TOMMY TRENT: Paper Boy Boogie/ ZEB TURNER: Big Fat Papa/ BILLY
WALKER: Anything Your Heart Desires/ WAYNE WALKER: Now Is The Time For Love/
BILLY WALLACE: Dog Hauled Around/ KITTY WELLS: Gathering Flowers For The
Master's Bouquet/ I Heard The Jukebox Playing/ It Wasn't God Who Made Honky
Tonk Angels/ Love Or Hate/ SLIM WHITMAN: Birmingham Jail/ I'm Casting My
Lasso Towards The Sky/ Love Song Of The Waterfall/ Rose Marie/ TEDDY
WILBURN: Court Of Justice/ SLIM WILLETT: Don't Let The Stars Get In Your
Eyes/ CURLEY WILLIAMS: Just A Pickin' & A Singin'/ Woe Is Me/ HANK WILLIAMS:
Jambalaya (On The Bayou)/ Lovesick Blues/ Move It On Over/ On The Banks Of
The Old Ponchartrain/ Settin' The Woods On Fire/ MAC WISEMAN: Four Walls
Around Me/ I'll Still Write Your Name In The Sand/ BOOTS WOODALL: Since
You've Been Gone/ SHEB WOOLEY: Your Papa Ain't Steppin' Anymore/ THE YORK
BROTHERS: Hamtramck Mama/ New Mississippi River Blues/ FARON YOUNG: I Heard
The Jukebox Playing
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