Ol Fashioned Country

More Tex-Mex ! Here
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Frankie Miller, Tony Douglas, Jerry Jericho ! Wow, where have you been hiding?
All 3 new to me. And those are the sub-genres I like best! Raw Honky-Tonk and Rockerbilly. Don't be a stranger; the welcome mat is out!

Murray huh? That was the song, but the name doesn't ring a bell even after I saw it. That original that Eli posted is fabulous. True grit.

Just found this, gives a good background: Long Tall Texan - Murry Kellum (http://thatsallritemama.blogspot.com/2009/05/long-tall-texan-murry-kellum-k-503.html)

Frankie Miller, Tony Douglas, Jerry Jericho ! Wow, where have you been hiding?
All 3 new to me. And those are the sub-genres I like best! Raw Honky-Tonk and Rockerbilly. Don't be a stranger; the welcome mat is out!

Actually I posted about Jerry Jericho and Frankie Miller earlier in this thread, but with the volume of posts here I can see how you might have missed them. :wink:

Smilin' Jerry Jericho was a fixture around Houston when I was growing up. He started out as a singer with Ben Christian's band (before my time) and later took it over when Ben retired. He also helped his nephew Johnny Bush get started.

Here's (http://www.gladmusicco.com/images/JerichoChristianHankWBiffC.jpg) Jerry and Ben with Hank, probably from about 1950.

Reposting my favorite Jerry Jericho song

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Frankie Miller was out of the business for years, now he's back (http://www.frankiemillercountry.com/Home.html) and even has a recent album.

Reposting Frankie Miller's biggest hit

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Hank Snow - Music Makin' Mama From Memphis. Introduced by Perry Como.

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Actually I posted about Jerry Jericho and Frankie Miller earlier in this thread, but with the volume of posts here I can see how you might have missed them. :wink:


That might have been the week I was out sick:oops:
But I do recall the "moanin" cut because it makes me think of Otis Rush.
Good stuff!

TGF, see if you can find "Brand on My Heart" by Snow. There is one on youtube now, but it's a newer version. The one I have on LP called "The Old and Great Songs" is the one. It's buried some where in my collection or I would youtube it myself (which is likely to happen anyway)

Nice Tex-Mex cuts, Stephen. Here's one more:
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TGF, see if you can find "Brand on My Heart" by Snow.
Here ya go
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Pee Wee King
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I know I'm way behind. I like those two a lot. They're just fun.

Nice Tex-Mex cuts, Stephen. Here's one more:


Doug had such a long career. I know he was respected among other musicians and Texans; but he too never achieved the fame he should have. One of the finest voices EVER.
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Mike,:grin::grin::grin:
THAT"S IT! Thank you,Thank you! Love that song (one of the first C&W songs I learned to play)
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Here is some Danish country for Ibob (be sure to check her new vids on her youtube site: http://www.youtube.com/user/tinadico

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Etta Baker with Taj Mahal - Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad
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Etta Baker with Taj Mahal - Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad


Ok! We can do a new theme on country/blues. This guy is exceptional.

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For those of you that may think that Claude King was a one hit wonder...

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There's a good chance, that unless you have some deep catalog Marty Robbins music, you have not heard him sing "The Ballad of the Alamo."

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Let's change that today.

Looks like I might be on an "Alamo" kick today...

here is the theme song to John Wayne's epic production "The Alamo."

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Written by Dimitri Tiomkin who gave us many of the great western movie themes.

Cash's take on the Battle of the Alamo...

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Ever wonder where Dean Martin got a lot of his style?

Listen to Harry Mills' phrasing...

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it might be a clue. :wink:

Just found this, gives a good background: Long Tall Texan - Murry Kellum (http://thatsallritemama.blogspot.com/2009/05/long-tall-texan-murry-kellum-k-503.html)

Very interesting Dave W. Thanks for the link. I admit to a fondness for the Jerry Woodard version-more personality I think.

TGFMike-Etta Baker is fabulous. I think she's in her 90's and still plays great guitar. Check out One Dime Blues or Vestapol. And Brand on my Heart from Hank was good too.

StephenX-We both know John Hurt had the best right thumb in the business (maybe Chet's was as good?) But thanks for the reminder.

Uncle Buck-I enjoyed the Mills Brothers. It reminded me of this one.

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And the Quebe Sisters' version.

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For those of you that may think that Claude King was a one hit wonder...

Yep, I always thought of him that way. One of the prices one pays for having a huge novelty hit. Good observation on Harry/Dean. Wasn't "Ballad" one of Marty's big hits? Or was that just my brother playing it 10 times a day?
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And the Quebe Sisters' version.


I love those Quebes! So un-ruffled and unpretentious.

Just found this cool one from Sweeney
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Nobody wanted to follow that one?:lol:

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I thought of posting that one...maybe I'll post their unique version of Stand By Your Man.:grin:

Here is a priceless oldie. Dottie West had such a deep and sultry voice.
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Red Smiley - Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me
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Red Smiley - Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me

Mike, you are into something good with those boys! I want to post "Remington Ride", but haven't found it yet.

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Whatever 'Earliest Known Footage' is, I like it. Born To Lose is pretty cool too.

Banks of the Ohio - Bill Monroe & Doc Watson
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Here is some Danish country for Ibob

I'm still following the thread.... I'm just not posting... :grin:

Southern Culture on the Skids - Put Your Teeth Up on the Window Sill
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The Cochran Brothers
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Eddie and Hank were not related.

Very interesting Dave W. Thanks for the link. I admit to a fondness for the Jerry Woodard version-more personality I think.


The person who posted the Woodard version on YouTube claims it's the original and that (composer) Henry Strzelecki was his bass player. I don't think either is correct. The story in the blog link says that the Four Flickers did the original, and that Strzelecki and his brother were in that group. And that info came from a 1968 article in Billboard.

I searched for Henry Strzelecki and was surprised. He has been a session bassist on many famous recordings and also played with Johnny Cash's show band for awhile. Don't know if he's still an active studio player but he's on Facebook.

Onward and upward. Let's hear a couple of early 50s numbers from Jack Turner, just posted in the last few days.

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Cool post Dave W. I can't touch you in old country so I'll just have to be a fanboy. But I do love the sound of straight steel guitar-I had the privilege of watching one being played every Friday night for 6 years. That ole gentleman left us at the age of 92 and played up until 3 months of his passing. Here's to you, TJ.

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And for TGFMike...I don't think I've seen this Buck posted yet.

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The Cochran Brothers

Great duet and fabulous voices.


Onward and upward. Let's hear a couple of early 50s numbers from Jack Turner, just posted in the last few days.

Jack is another new one. Seems like there were a lot of Hank inspired vocalists at that time, and they all did a super job!


Eli, Don Rich must have been one happy fellow; he is always smiling genuinely. Love when they slow it down and harmonize on there.

Wish this guy hadn't left us so soon.
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He was obviously influenced by this guy.
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After those we need a little lighter song (not much:lol:)
and the harmony of ELH with Iris does it every time for these ears.
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The Cochran Brothers
That was fun.

Wynn Stewart - Search Through The Ashes
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That was fun.

Wynn Stewart - Search Through The Ashes

I was hooked the first 3 seconds of that pedal steel intro! Nice

I think this is one of his prettiest numbers. All of the covers of it I found were very pop and not much OFC, even Anita Carter.

Hank - There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight
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All of the covers of it I found were very pop and not much OFC, even Anita Carter.
Wrong. Found a couple of nice There'll Be No Teardrops. Just had to work a little harder.

Ray Price
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George Jones
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After those we need a little lighter song (not much:lol:)
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Not much lighter is right. They used this for the final few minutes of the final episode of Northern Exposure. It was the perfect sad farewell.

Loved Hank TGF so I poked around and found this song performed by Hank Jr. and Don Helms (Hank Senior's old steel player). I laughed out loud listening to it but it made me wonder just how much fun Hank was to work for. Roy Acuff told Hank once that "You have a million dollar voice son, and a ten cent brain."

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StephenX-enjoyed the Vern Gosdin and Keith Whitley.

Being the silly guy that I often am, the Lennon Fans, heads up thread (http://www.tdpri.com/forum/bad-dog-cafe/247655-lennon-fans-heads-up.html) made me think of the Lennon Sisters. I figured out of the dozens (hundreds?) of songs they've ever performed, there had to be at least one OFC. I think this one counts.

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Ray Price
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I think this one counts.

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TG, You know that one by Dottie, is one of the best songs ever recorded,imo.
Lennon and Ray were good, but Faron was excellent!

t "You have a million dollar voice son, and a ten cent brain."

I wonder which Hank he was referring to?:lol:

Here some ofc: (not that those weren't) and that Battle song about Hank was very funny!
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Cowboy Copas - Bright Lights Uptown :grin::grin::grin:

Way Out West

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I never knew people could get so worked up over "Home on the Range".Wow, we think we have weird arguments on TDPRI over Nitro and Poly, check out these youtuber flames (and I didn’t include the rascist/native American dialogue)



I know they are not technically antelope..... The point is that its what they are called so the writer didnt make a mistake when he wrote this song.
@mckathiki No you haven't, unless maybe you were in a zoo. There are no antelope in the Americas, and no pronghorns are not antelope.

@davidcsgt No there are any antelope in North America, a pronghorn is not an antelope.
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@headly66 I've seen antelope here in the west.
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@NordicHealer Why do people here continue to attempt to tell me the same thing over and over. There are no antelope in the Americas, I don't care what you call them they are not in the antelope family, not even in the same species.

@headly66 I'm sorry but we have PRONGHORN deer which are a type of American Antelope.
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@kristinlukow There are no antelope in the Americas and never have been. Just because someone is misinformed and believes something is something else doesn't make it so, just as the native Americans aren't Indians.

dude shut up, a song.

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Most of what I've posted is stuff I remember by artists I knew of. But in the dozen or so years I've been online, I've also found some that were new to me.

One of those is Fred Crawford, a DJ from West Texas who made a number of records for Starday in the 50s. Never heard of him back then, but I really like his songs.

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The flip side:

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The audio's uneven on this one, but another great song. I have a better recording of this, I should have time to start uploading soon.

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Don Gibson did a good country version of There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight, but I don't see it on YouTube so let's hear something Don wrote.

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I was listening to this Conway Twitty song today, glad to see it's also on YouTube. IIRC this was his first country release after his rock years. It's always been my favorite Conway song.

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Don Gibson did a good country version of There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight, but I don't see it on YouTube so let's hear something Don wrote.
Very nice.

Porter Wagoner - Carroll County Accident
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I like your favorite Conway song Dave W...here's a couple of mine.

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And Conway's first hit back when he was considered a rock and roller. Still a great song and fun to play.
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StephenX-I really enjoyed Cliffie Stone and Cowboy Copas. Keep it up.:smile:

One of those is Fred Crawford, a DJ from West Texas who made a number of records for Starday in the 50s.

Dave, really like him too! Starday had a lot of obscure artists, and some not so obscure.
Porter Wagoner - Carroll County Accident

Good one Mike; I hope you are watching his old re-runs on the RFD channel. Just amazing stuff. I'm so happy someone saved all those old tapes.
I like your favorite Conway song Dave W...here's a couple of mine.

Afternoon Elihu, Conway is a legend! Love most of his duets with Loretta too.

I was reading a sad write up about Faron's last days so I thought I'd post a couple of his here today.

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A couple of weeks ago I posted a whole set of A Violet And A Rose. I must have missed this one.

Skeeter Davis and Porter Wagoner
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A couple of weeks ago I posted a whole set of A Violet And A Rose. I must have missed this one.

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I remember that set. The one by Pam Tillis/Dolly was heaven sent!

This ones good too, and features 2 of my all time favorites out of Nashville.

It's not exactly a Thanksgiving song - it's Dolly and her siblings on a Thanksgiving special.

Dolly Parton - Better Part Of Life
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Let's take another look at George Hamilton IV

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A Rose and a Baby Ruth was his break out song.

My favorite GHIV songs are about the country up north...

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I about wore the grooves off of Canadian Pacific.

For many years I thought In the Early Morning Rain was a GHIV song.

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the connection to Gordon Lightfoot escaped me entirely.

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Then he sang a song about a city in Kansas...

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or was it Texas?

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Stephen, I love Keith Whitley. I love his music so much, when I took off all my personal likes and information off of Facebook, I left his name on. He's not my favorite musician/singer, but within the past few months, and I don't know why, I listen to him over and over. The same songs too, because they never get old.

Then there's lots of George Jones, early Alan Jackson, Waylon...

Mojo Nixon and Jello Biafra made the brilliant Prairie Home Invasion (An album so country and punk, Jello was almost killed by fans who were calling him a sell-out).

Stephen, I love Keith Whitley. ..within the past few months, and I don't know why, I listen to him over and over. The same songs too, because they never get old.

the brilliant Prairie Home Invasion (An album so country and punk, .

He sure picked an inopportune time to die. Had he stayed around, there may have been some hope left for N'Ville. Instead all the shallow, parody folks took over the music.
That is a funny title! I'll have to check that out.

It's not exactly a Thanksgiving song - it's Dolly and her siblings on a Thanksgiving special.

Happy Thanksgiving to all! Tell all those you care for just how thankful you are that they are part of your life.

Let's take another look at George Hamilton IV
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That was a really good George IV set Bucko. He's one that I always looked at as a 1 hit wonder. Nice to hear some other songs of his.

I am thankful for Webb Pierce because he is the one who got me back into ofc around '89.
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Thanks for the Webb Pierce StephenX. I Ain't Never is on my top 20 list. Love Mel's version too.

I don't think Dan Seal's been posted but this song is still on my list too. Great lyrics, great melody, it really has it all. And I didn't realize Dan was a lefty.

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And instead of his duet with Marie Osmond, how about one with EmmyLou Harris? I think she's one of the best harmony singers on the planet.

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Eli, those were lovely.

The first one is one of the saddest songs I've ever heard. I have to hold back tears every time I hear it:sad:

Just trying to keep it real. One more favorite?


Ricky doing a Shake Russell tune.
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Good'n!
Back when Ricky had redhair and red jackets. Now he's silver like yours truly.
Back to Dan; I believe he passed away several years ago. What from?
First time I heard "All that Glitters" I was torn up something bad. My daughter was around 3, and I just couldn't imagine life without her.

Elizabeth is playing Johnny Paycheck on Sirius right now so I'm in that bad boys mood. This has been posted b4 but so what:lol:
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Skeeter Davis - Chained To A Memory
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Elizabeth is playing Johnny Paycheck on Sirius right now so I'm in that bad boys mood. This has been posted b4 but so what:lol:

"I stole my version from Johnny Paycheck that did it...who I think was probably the best singer ever there was...so there. " Red Volkaert. Hard to argue.
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Dan passed in 2008 from lymphoma at the age of 61.:sad: What a songwriter.

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Skeeter Davis - Chained To A Memory

It's great to know I haven't heard her complete catalog; that there are still surprises left from someones music like Skeeter. Excellent!


What a songwriter.


Now you got me misty eyed for my mustang! She was a baby blue '68 fastback, with black leather.
Red's jazzy licks are so cool.

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A note about Starday: they were big in the custom pressing business, i.e. vanity pressings. These used many of the same record numbers used by regular Starday artists. For example, Starday 552 was a Cowboy Copas record, but there's a Starday 552 by Lucky Wray that was a custom pressing, i.e. the artist had to pay to have it pressed and released.

Here's (http://www.globaldogproductions.info/s/starday.html) a regular Starday discography. Here's (http://web.mac.com/malcychapman/Starday_Customs/Starday_Intro.html) a site with info on the custom pressings.

Anyone remember Jack Barlow with his deep booming voice? Started as a deejay in Iowa, moved around and eventually moved to Nashville in the 70s.
He never had a big hit but he has done a lot of voiceover work through the years.

I'm told he's in the hospital now. Best wishes for his recovery.

This is from 1965.

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Now here's one from 1966 that's sure to put a smile on your face. :twisted: Hey, don't blame me if you click on it.

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Jack Barlow sounds a bit like Dave Dudley to me. Smile on My Face...morbid but cool Dave. See what happens when you lack communication skills? And nice quote on I Love Country Music at about 0:55-sounds like The Great Speckled Bird.

And before I forget, Happy Thanksgiving Dave W., StephenX, TGFMike, Buckocaster51 and anyone else reading. I've just finished stuffing my face and now I have to go in and work for 6 hours. But it's time and a half so don't feel sorry for me. After all...

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He sure picked an inopportune time to die. Had he stayed around, there may have been some hope left for N'Ville. Instead all the shallow, parody folks took over the music.
That is a funny title! I'll have to check that out.

EDIT: YT clips, oops.

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I wish I could find "Let's Burn Ole Nashville Down." It goes after Jimmy Bowen, Garth Brooks, Lee Greenwood, Barry Manilow... Oh, the glory. I think Keith would have appreciated the album. He used to get accused of being "too country." Even his overproduced stuff, like "I've Got the Heart For You" was good because of his voice. It was never soured by the money, fame, or even Lorrie Morgan.

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and now I have to go in and work for 6 hours. But it's time and a half so don't feel sorry for me. After all...

Happy Thanksgiving to you too Eli, and all! Now for the Mylanta.



I found "Ol Nashville" on Rhapsody and I could have made a youtube of it to post here; but I almost got a 2 week suspension for posting Robbie Fulks' "***** This Town", so I am gonna have to pass on that one.:lol:
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Hank Penny is (place superlative here). I remember him, but had sadly forgotten about his music.

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Not so well known,newer old fashioned.
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Here's some real Country Music.

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Here's some real Country Music.


Thanks! Never heard of that guy. He's been around for awhile as evidenced by this:
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I also saw your post on best tele players where you mention Wayne Kemp and I's thinking "Where have I heard that name?" It's his song "Had a Talk With the Man", so I went looking for it and found a gold mine of good ol country on a youtube site I wasn't aware of before. I'll be heading back there for more.

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Yepper, this guy is the REAL deal!

This is my favorite song by TNT; Amber does a great version, but this is the one for me. What's funny is that Rhapsody places her music as "country pop, which a lot of it was) but this sounds hard core compared to "new" country.

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I am glad to see that "old country" is not dead!! This kind of music is my passion. I love to hear that old telecaster and steel guitar the best, but that bluegrass is pretty darn good, too. Anybody else got some New Old Time Country Bands that they want to share ? I'm listening, good stuff!! Thanks for the Memories!

I miss those kinds of music. I'm into country music too and glad that they still exist.

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Tanya Tucker
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The Telecaster was his guitar of choice and when I first met him in the early 1970's he was playing a 69 Thinline with mohogany finish.Here is a video of him playing a Tele after the almost fatal car accident[1967].


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Wayne Kemp has had a huge career as a Nashville Songwriter and also teamed up with the late Mack Vickery to kick out several big hits during the 1970's and early 1980's. Probably the biggest song written by the duo was "The Fireman" by George Strait.Wayne Kemp also played lead guitar for George Jones in 1965.

EEE-hah, 18 Wheels and a Dozen Roses!
I miss those kinds of music. I'm into country music too and glad that they still exist.
Yes me too. As hard as corporate is trying to kill off old country, they won't succeed. Every time I pull a youtube, I'm happy to see in the comments how many fans are missing the old stuff. That's encouraging, as is the amount of people following this thread. Thanks to all.
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Linda Ronstadt (the one I'm familiar with)
First time I heard Tanya do it too! I think I'll take Buddy's version over both of them though:lol:

Nice one Rick. I would love to attend one of his guitar workshops someday!
The Telecaster was his guitar of choice and when I first met him in the early 1970's he was playing a 69 Thinline with mohogany finish.
Wayne Kemp has had a huge career as a Nashville Songwriter and also
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I am going to post lots more of him (now that I have found the source). He has a terrific voice!

Here is a nice version of an old standard by an Irish woman
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and some various goodies
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My favorite one of his songs is "Along Came You" on the Phil's label. That one's not up on youtube but someone has a copy of the single for auction up on ebay.
It has a sound sample. "Along Came You" starts at about 2:40 and its got a great Bakersfield style solo by Wayne. Don't know the seller, I've got a couple of copies of the 45 but they're not for sale.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ROCKABILLY-WAYNE-KEMP-ALONG-CAME-YOU-HEAR-BOTH-/270668285717?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item3f05164715

I have a 45 on the OKC based "Dee-Jay" label by Jim and Joyce James that has some nice Bakersfield style Tele on it. I'm pretty sure that Wayne's playing on that one.

Here's another one with some nice pickin' by Wayne.

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I'll add a few more Oklahomans in here.

Johnny Stills-put out lots of 45 in the sixties. This is the only one of his on
utube.

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Bobby Barnett-Recorded for Razorback, Sims, Boyd etc. He did some great stuff.
Not very much of stuff on utube though.

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Marvin McCullough- Tulsa DJ who also did some singing.

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When Will I Be Loved
Linda Ronstadt
Tanya Tucker

I was mistaken!:oops: Buddy didn't do that, the Everly Bros. did (see below)
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Mud, what model is that guitar of his? Looks like an L-00 or similar, but it looks new yet has the old logo.
My favorite one of his songs is "Along Came You" on the Phil's label.
I have a 45 on the OKC based "Dee-Jay" label by Jim and Joyce James that has some nice Bakersfield style Tele on it. I'm pretty sure that Wayne's playing on that one.

Thats not Phil Spectors label? Is It? You must have an awesome collection.
That guy was sure passed over for greatness. With his voice and Tele picking, he is a double barrel threat!

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I'll add a few more Oklahomans in here.
Johnny Stills-put out lots of 45 in the sixties. This is the only one of his on
utube.

Mmm-MMM, those were good! Any more Bobby Barnett?
Of course you know that Oklahoma is just a suburb of Texas!:twisted:

Here's a video of the late Mack Vickery on TNN singing the big hit song recorded by George Strait that He and Wayne Kemp wrote.Another great Telecaster player named Fred Newell is playing behind Mack in the house band.

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James Burton & Ralph Mooney - Corn Pickin'
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Jack Barlow sounds a bit like Dave Dudley to me. Smile on My Face...morbid but cool Dave. See what happens when you lack communication skills? And nice quote on I Love Country Music at about 0:55-sounds like The Great Speckled Bird.

And before I forget, Happy Thanksgiving Dave W., StephenX, TGFMike, Buckocaster51 and anyone else reading. I've just finished stuffing my face and now I have to go in and work for 6 hours. But it's time and a half so don't feel sorry for me. After all...



You're right, never thought of the connection before but Jack Barlow's voice does remind me of Dave Dudley. Both from the Upper Midwest, both started out as deejays too.

Thanks for the good wishes, hope all of you had a good day.

Here are a couple of sad Marty Robbins songs I've always liked.

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This song was also written by Mack Vickery and Wayne Kemp. It was recorded by Mel Street-Ricky Van Shelton and several others.

Thanks! Never heard of that guy. He's been around for awhile as evidenced by this:
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Stephen, Stephen, Stephen.... you haven't been paying attention, young man.
Warner Mack videos have been posted at least twice before in this thread. justatwanging is new to the thread. You started the thread, you have no excuse! You need a rap on the knuckles, with a ruler? :lol:

This song was written by Merle Kilgore and Mack Vickery and was a hit for John Anderson. Fred Newell on Telecaster.

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In the interest of being courteous I will not post anymore in this thread unless someone ask me a question about Wayne Kemp or Mack Vickery.

In the interest of being courteous I will not post anymore in this thread unless someone ask me a question about Wayne Kemp or Mack Vickery.
But why? Please, post away!

Stephen, Stephen, Stephen.... you haven't been paying attention, young man.
Warner Mack videos have been posted at least twice before in this thread. justatwanging is new to the thread. You started the thread, you have no excuse! You need a rap on the knuckles, with a ruler? :lol:

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You are right (as usual)! I think my memory is going. Without a steady job, and living on the internet all day/night, sometime I don't even know what day or month it is.:lol:

And "justatwanging", what Mike said is right! We have a vacant chair here since Ibob hauled off, so why don't you take it? Did someone insult you or something? I know it couldn't be any of the regulars here except for me:smile:
You KNOW I was kidding about Oklahoma being a suburb of Dallas:lol:
That was a compliment if anything. So please join us.

Why? justatwanging, please don't take what I said as directed at you. I was just gently ragging on StephenX. It's not the first time. He's awake now. :wink:

The more people in this thread, the better, and no one who joins in on page 34 is expected to go back and read it from the first.

What Dave just said! We can tell when someone knows their country, and YOU do!
And to make it up for the cheap shot about Oklahoma I give you these (and please don't think I am mocking you because I swear I am not).
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You are right (as usual)! I think my memory is going. Without a steady job, and living on the internet all day/night, sometime I don't even know what day or month it is.:lol:

And "justatwanging", what Mike said is right! We have a vacant chair here since Ibob hauled off, so why don't you take it? Did someone insult you or something? I know it couldn't be any of the regulars here except for me:smile:
You KNOW I was kidding about Oklahoma being a suburb of Dallas:lol:
That was a compliment if anything. So please join us.

This is a cool thread and no one insulted me. I just felt like I was starting to hog the thread.

Why? justatwanging, please don't take what I said as directed at you. I was just gently ragging on StephenX. It's not the first time. He's awake now. :wink:

The more people in this thread, the better, and no one who joins in on page 34 is expected to go back and read it from the first.

You guys have a very good grasp of Country Music on this thread. I do not want to take over any thread on this great forum so that is why I decided to sit out and watch for a while.

This is a cool thread and no one insulted me. I just felt like I was starting to hog the thread.

Trust me Twanging, there is no such thing as hogging this thread:grin:
We can always use new blood here. I bet I have learned more new (old) music from this thread than anyone! Don't worry about what may have already been posted, that's considered archived by now, and we encourage new posters with anything they want to contribute.
Welcome.:mrgreen:

Justatwanging, Didn't Wayne play guitar for Wanda Jackson on her TV show
back in 60s?

Since we're on the subject of Wayne Kemp, here's a few by the biggest Wayne Kemp fan that I know of. He has everything Wayne has done excepting one 45 that Wayne put out on the Galahad label. He may have tracked that one down since I last emailed him.

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Justatwanging, Didn't Wayne play guitar for Wanda Jackson on her TV show
back in 60s?

Since we're on the subject of Wayne Kemp, here's a few by the biggest Wayne Kemp fan that I know of. He has everything Wayne has done excepting one 45 that Wayne put out on the Galahad label. He may have tracked that one down since I last emailed him.

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I don't know about his career with Wanda Jackson but here is some more good info on Wayne Kemp.

http://www.nashvillesongwritersfoundation.com/h-k/wayne-kemp.aspx

I have awakened from my turkey coma pity party!.... :grin:

Gordon Parsons - Just Passing Through
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Deniese Morrison - Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad
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CSN&Y - Country Girl
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George Jones- Pass me by (If you're only passing through)
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ibob - Gordon Parsons - Just Passing Through. I like that Aussie stuff.

Tanya Tucker - Love Me Like You Used To
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According to this (http://www.abc.net.au/snc/stories/s878245.htm), these two guys, along with Gordon Parsons and Slim Dusty, are something special in Australian country music.

Buddy Williams - Music In My Pony's Feet
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Stan Coster-The Loaded Dog
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Stephen, Stephen, Stephen.... you haven't been paying attention, young man.
Warner Mack videos have been posted at least twice before in this thread. justatwanging is new to the thread. You started the thread, you have no excuse! You need a rap on the knuckles, with a ruler? :lol:

Buy him books, send him to school...:lol:
You're great StephenX.:grin:

Welcome Bobrob and Justatwanging-I'm the guy at the shallow end of the country pool but I learn a lot hangin' around. And don't worry about hogging the thread-around here it's called give 'em enough rope...:lol: And thanks for the Wayne Kemp posts Justatwanging, I didn't realize he co-wrote...

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...till I looked it up.

Dave W.-Do you remember a song called D.J. the Deejay? I've been trying to find it without much luck. Thanks for the Marty Robbins post. I heard the story on the distorted lead on Don't Worry was a bad tube in the mixing console. Marty liked it and decided to leave it.

Dave W.-Do you remember a song called D.J. the Deejay? I've been trying to find it without much luck. Thanks for the Marty Robbins post. I heard the story on the distorted lead on Don't Worry was a bad tube in the mixing console. Marty liked it and decided to leave it.

I heard the same story about the distortion. I'm a little doubtful. My guess is that it was deliberate, for whatever reason.

BJ, not DJ. One letter makes a difference. :grin:

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Here's a Stonewall Jackson song I really liked, almost forgotten today.

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Justatwanging, Didn't Wayne play guitar for Wanda Jackson on her TV show

Wanda had a show on TV? Was it nationwide? I don't recall that; I'm sure I would have watched it. I don't want to bring up the "O" word anymore:smile: but maybe you guys got that regionally; Wanda was from the "O" word, I think. Loved that "Make Room for the Blues" and thanks for the Kemp link to songwriters HOF.
I have awakened from my turkey coma pity party!.... :grin:

About time Ibob, we were gonna send the posse out after you! The Aussies are definitely cool; good storytelling (another thing missing in today's country). Didn't Johnny Rodriguez do "Pass Me By" too?

TGF, TNT did a pretty substantial volume of good songs. Most were on the poppy side, but with the music coming out now she can be crowned seriously traditional.:grin: Some strange yodeling there from Buddy.
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Dave W.-Do you remember a song called D.J. the Deejay? I've been trying to find it without much luck.
Yep, Dave beat me to it. Stonewall (bless his name). Loose tubes is what made Rocket 88 too, and since the 60's they make little devices to do that on purpose:lol:

BJ, not DJ. One letter makes a difference. :grin:
Here's a Stonewall Jackson song I really liked, almost forgotten today.

Never heard anything by Stonewall that I haven't liked! A true dirt man he was. I am working on his "Oh,Mary Don't You Weep" for a youtube video. I got some beautiful confederate flag billowing in the breeze down at the Hollywood Cemetery. I'll post it soon.

meanwhile.......
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Wanda had a show on TV? Was it nationwide? I don't recall that; I'm sure I would have watched it. I don't want to bring up the "O" word anymore but maybe you guys got that regionally; Wanda was from the "O" word, I think. Loved that "Make Room for the Blues" and thanks for the Kemp link to songwriters HOF.
I think it was just a regional show in OK. I remember reading somewhere that he played guitar on her TV show. You can you the "O" word anytime, I'm from TX.

And thanks for the Wayne Kemp posts Justatwanging, I didn't realize he co-wrote...The Love Bug
I remember reading somewhere on the internet an interview with Curtis Wayne who co-wrote "Love Bug." He said they had written it with Buck in mind but George beat him to the punch. It was a few years ago that I read that and I can't find the interview anymore.

Loved that "Make Room for the Blues"

Here's one of the original guys to sing that one. Dick Miller, Skeets McDonald and Eddy Drake all recorded that song in the early sixties. All three versions had Ralph Mooney on pedal steel. Sounds like Jonie Mosby singing harmony on this version.

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I don't want to bring up the "O" word anymore :smile:

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BJ, not DJ. One letter makes a difference. :grin:

Thanks Dave W.,that's the one. But if I'm gonna sing it I think I'm gonna change it.:wink:

Yeah, my dad used to sing that one working on his truck. :sad:

Bobrob-Dick Miller was great. Seriously raw honkytonk.

StephenX-Emmylou and Iris and Nanci was a fine choice. Have we posted Love at the Five and Dime yet?

I found a live concert in Oslo with Chet clowning around :shock: and a fine performance by Jim Reeves.

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a fine performance by Jim Reeves
So pretty.

Slim Gaillard - The Hip Cowboy
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Patti Page - Three Fools
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Skeeter Davis - Can't Get Used To Losing You
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Jean Shepard & Ferlin Husky - Dear John letter
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Patsy Cline - A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye
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I found a live concert in Oslo with Chet clowning around :shock: and a fine performance by Jim Reeves.

That was some fine and interesting video there Eli! What guitar did Chet use? A country Gentleman? A Tennessean? Seems like it would be strange to play a guitar named after oneself, but LP did it. Dittos on the Dick Miller stuff.
Slim Gaillard - The Hip Cowboy
Patti Page - Three Fools
Skeeter Davis - Can't Get Used To Losing You
Jean Shepard & Ferlin Husky - Dear John letter
Patsy Cline - A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye

Well Ibob, you have come back with a vengeance. Great tunes! I always thought Patsy modeled herself a lot from Page,Stafford, and even Ethel Merman (Did I say that)? Shoot me quick please:twisted:
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This is another sub-genre that isn't represented much these days. Here are a few of my "no-dry-eye-in-the-house" favorites.

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If you made it through all those, you might need this to cheer you up:

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Good selections everyone. StephenX, it's funny. Most of the time I want to hear the raw stuff like Dick Miller where it sounds like a smoke-filled bar. Then you post Eddy Arnold doing I Really Don't Want to Know and Cattle Call and it's like aaaaahhhh, nice. Jim Reeves is the same way-just a perfect voice. Chet's guitar is the same way-perfect. Some more of that Oslo concert.

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Eli, I know what you mean. I am vastly more comfortable in a smoke filled bar than I am in a pastoral setting:lol: Sometimes those kinda songs can't be denied though.
Sprinfi is really gonna love that Chet song you just posted. He's been trying to figure out Jeff Becks version of that.

Patsy Cline - A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye
Wow!


Marty Robbins - Singing The Blues
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Any time is a good time for Eddy Arnold's Anytime.

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Another from Benny Barnes, great truck drivin' song.

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A young Jerry Reed covers an Eddie Noack song.

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Great stuff Dave W...your post's are helping me get going this morning.

TgfMike-I love Singing the Blues. I used to play bass on that song every Friday and its a fun challenge to walk all the way through it without a mistake. Guy Mitchell had a hit with it first in 1956. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEwkS57P4eE And Patsy's voice is perfect, too.

StephenX-One more tear-jerker that you forgot...

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How Jeannie went from being afraid to dying I'll never know. :confused:

I always thought Patsy modeled herself a lot from Page,Stafford, and even Ethel Merman (Did I say that)? Shoot me quick please:twisted:

When I think Patti Page I think "Doggie in the Window" ... :confused:

Patti Page
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Marty back during his White Sport Coat days. Nice version of that, I think I like it better than the original.
Any time is a good time for Eddy Arnold's Anytime.
A young Jerry Reed covers an Eddie Noack song.

Anytime, good indeed. That 45 cover on Jerrys song put my "superman" vision in gear and I distinctly recalled this one below having the same label. Me an Olewitchita can do that:wink:
When I think Patti Page I think "Doggie in the Window" ... :confused:

You can stop with OK songs now, I think we scared those guys off. Why?!?
I've seen others post a few, and then just head for the hills; are we that terrifying to hang out with?:lol:Eli is a man of God so that should reassure the faint of heart.
The Patti posts got me thinking that even "pop" music of her day was more country than country is now, and these came to mind.
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You can stop with OK songs now, I think we scared those guys off. Why?!?


All my family is from Arkansas. Fire away I can take it... :grin:

Black Oak Arkansas - Jim Dandy
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I was looking for Go Back You Fool. No luck. This one's pretty good, though.

Faron Young - Leavin' And Sayin' Goodbye
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Ah, the age of the internet. Can't find a song on youtube? Then just download it, convert it to a video (of sorts), upload to youtube and post it here. Awesome. And a bonus track because I clicked the wrong button on the first try.

Faron Young - Go Back You Fool
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Faron Young - All Right
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Ah, the age of the internet. Can't find a song on youtube? Then just download it, convert it to a video (of sorts), upload to youtube and post it here. Awesome. And a bonus track because I clicked the wrong button on the first try.

Mike, those were really good Farons! How come there is no author there? I was going to check out what you have uploaded, and usually the authors name shows up on the youtube???

That's what I've been doing too . Sometimes youtube will eff 'em up if there is a copyright issue and that's sometime why you can't find them in the first place. I never intended to make any friends or subscribers there and I don't SEO my account, but a few others have found it and like what they hear.
I'm sure I have them confused as ***** when they see Patsy doing "Dear God" and "He will Do For You" and a few entries later they see Robbie doing "***** This Town". That keeps them on their toes.:grin:

Less than 4 weeks to Christmas...

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It is hard to beat any song on Jim Reeve's 12 Songs of Christmas.

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Bucko, that was so funny in a politically incorrect way!:lol:

Waylon
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Mudshark, Waylon is a great way to start off the day!

Some more Texas country:
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Mudshark, Waylon is a great way to start off the day!

Some more Texas country:
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Since your video here involves the song "She Went a Little Bit Farther" It was written by Mack Vickery and Merle Kilgore and was a hit for Faron Young in 1967-68.

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Leona Williams-Cryin'my heart out over you
Another new-to-me name. Shows you could get some pretty good OFC in the '80s, IMO.



My not-so-new contribution for the morning.
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Since your video here involves the song "She Went a Little Bit Farther" It was written by Mack Vickery and Merle Kilgore and was a hit for Faron Young in 1967-68.
Thx, Twangin.
Faron is another guy who can do no wrong in my books! That was how it's done.
It's nice to see someone like Trevino keeping it real in the 21st century in homage to Faron.
Another new-to-me name. Shows you could get some pretty good OFC in the '80s, IMO.


Yep, Leona never got the appreciation she deserved.
Mike, I have a favor to ask. You need to go to see Rosie Flores and report back to us on her show. She is playing here 3 or 4 nights:

CAT CLUB
8911 W. Sunset Blvd
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA. 90069

You won't be sorry you went, I promise. Hell, I'm thinking of driving 6 hours to New Jersey to see her next year; so you can't use distance as an excuse:lol:

Mike, I have a favor to ask. You need to go to see Rosie Flores and report back to us on her show.
She's there on Dec 22 and 29. I happen to have Dec 30 and 31 off, so the 29th sounds perfect. I'll give it very serious consideration.

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She's there on Dec 22 and 29. I happen to have Dec 30 and 31 off, so the 29th sounds perfect. I'll give it very serious consideration.


Please do, you are bound to hear some good Rockabilly! She got her musical start in LA so it will be a homecoming of sorts for her.

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Marvin Rainwater - Tennessee Hound Dog Yodel
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The Farmer Boys
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Cool Down Mame
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Bucko, that was so funny in a politically incorrect way!:lol:

Jim's first big hit is also politically incorrect today. Negative stereotype of Mexican men.

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Moving on, here's one that always made me smile. Poor old henpcked Onie Wheeler.

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Here's one from R.D. Hendon's band that I hadn't heard before. Hendon was a manager who hired the musicians, he wrote a few songs but didn't play in the band. Eddie Noack was his vocalist for several years, but left before this.

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The Farmer Boys
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Cool Down Mame
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Ibob, you really pulled out the hardcore there. :grin: Love It!

Onie Wheeler.
Here's one from R.D. Hendon's band
You too Dave! How could Gentleman Jim be so ungentlemanly insensitive?:smile:

Here's a treat for all you kids of the 50's who were neighborhood gunslinger wannabees.
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Ibob, you really pulled out the hardcore there. :grin: Love It!

I'm making up for B.O.A.... :grin:

Carl Smith -
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Carl Smith, Marty Robbins & Webb Pierce - Why Baby Why
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Lacy J. Dalton & Bobby Bare - Beer Drinking Christians
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(This has probably all been posted already)

You too Dave! How could Gentleman Jim be so ungentlemanly insensitive?:smile:


That song was written by Mitchell Torok. He used to write a lot of Latin beat country songs, like his biggest hit.

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He has written quite a few other country and rockabilly songs, including I Can Stand It for Bill Phillips and this one (reposted) from our old friend Vernon Oxford.

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If you want to hear a preview of what Mitchell has been doing lately, search Amazon for "bailout blues Torok" -- I won't say more here since it's political.

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Ted Daffan's Texans (1940)
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If you want to hear a preview of what Mitchell has been doing lately, search Amazon for "bailout blues Torok" -- I won't say more here since it's political.


That was like a a convertible leaf blower and vacuum cleaner... :grin:

Carl Smith, Marty Robbins & Webb Pierce - Why Baby Why
How cool is that? And isn't that June Carter doing the intro?

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They also do two verses of Walk The Line afterward...

I'm making up for B.O.A.... :grin:
(This has probably all been posted already)
Ibob, the only one I'm sure has been posted is that trio. You'll have to check with Dave W on the others. He's the official keeper of the archives now that I have abducted the throne for mismanagement:lol:
That song was written by Mitchell Torok. He used to write a lot of Latin beat country songs, like his biggest hit.
old friend Vernon Oxford.

Dave, that Caribbean song sounds so familiar. It's going through my head right now and I'm trying to picture the label. Late 50's by someone with a voice like Freddy Cannon........That Oxford cut was a hoot.

Ted Daffan's Texans (1940)

Cool, Now I have heard the original of what I thought was a swamp pop song. It sure isn't there. Curious to know how many songs have been genre-bended like that.

That was a great show. I was a major Rifleman fan too.
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That vid just about had it all! I dig the Stray Cats (some purists don't but what the hell) Groovin bass too.
** news flash...Dave, was it Conway Twitty?
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Ronnie Mack
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Cool Mac Curtis songs...sorry bout reposting the Farmer Boys, Bob...must've had a senior moment there...BR 549 did a swell cover of Humdinger.

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Cool song Mud!
I am a very visual oriented person and I couldn't get 3 faces from appearing in my head while watching that vid.
Ronnie at times looks like John Fogerty, Rick Nelson, and the Fonz.:grin:

Ray Campi
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The live vids have terrible sound.

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@StephenX: Caribbean was a country hit for Mitchell Torok in the early 50s. It was re-released at the end of the 50s and went way up the pop charts. I know it's been covered but his is the only version I know.

Here's another Mitchell Torok composition -- it's the flip side of I Don't Hurt Anymore.

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Re Ted Daffan, I've already posted his original of Born to Lose, here's another one most people don't realize he wrote.

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Re Mystery Train, here's the Junior Parker original (Little Junior's Blue Flames), a couple of years before Elvis. Sam Phillips shares songwriting credit with Junior. Somehow I doubt he wrote any part of the song.

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Since your video here involves the song "She Went a Little Bit Farther" It was written by Mack Vickery and Merle Kilgore and was a hit for Faron Young in 1967-68.

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That's Don Rich in the middle of the trio of fiddlers! In fact the three guys in the yellow jackets are all Buckaroos. So is the vid from Hee-Haw or Buck's Ranch?

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A guy over in Twanger Central posted his vid (http://www.tdpri.com/forum/twanger-central/248362-my-first-attempt-youtube.html) of his cover of If I Needed You (he did a beautiful job, IMO). I found this while I was looking for other IINY vids.

Jim Reeves - Am I Losing You
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You should probably think of that as Jimmy Martin with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

That album is one of the 2 or 3 most influential albums in my life.

Funny thing about it, when I got it, I put it on the player, grabbed a guitar, and played right along with ever song on that bad boy the first time through...except for Lonesome Fiddle Blues...and I still struggle on that one.

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: Caribbean was a country hit for Mitchell Torok in the early 50s. It was re-released at the end of the 50s and went way up the pop charts. I know it's been covered but his is the only version I know.
Sam Phillips shares songwriting credit with Junior. Somehow I doubt he wrote any part of the song.

I guess the re-release is the one I remember then. I'll check with my brother and see. I don't think that was the first time Sam pulled a songwriter special. He probably traded studio time for possible future royalties.:lol:

That's Don Rich in the middle of the trio of fiddlers! In fact the three guys in the yellow jackets are all Buckaroos. So is the vid from Hee-Haw or Buck's Ranch?

TGF, you are really getting to know your Buckaroos! I see Don, but I don't know them well enough to identify the other two.

That album is one of the 2 or 3 most influential albums in my life.

Yep, that's a good one. I was at a yard sale last summer and saw a cd binder I wanted for $3.00. I opened it up and inside were 3 Vince Gills, 1 Alan Jackson, and vols. 1 and 2 of "Circle". Best 3 bucks I ever spent!

The show last night was magnificent! Couldn't have gotten better seats. No photography was allowed but I guy next to me had 2 top line Canons and spent 20 minutes in prep time for a shoot; the waitress told he better check with the groups management first. He came back and packed up his equipment and said he asked Steve(Earle) if it was OK. Said Steve told him bluntly "Don't. Shelby doesn't like her picture taken". He looked like a ghost, I don't know what else Steve might have told him:lol:
But there were a few snap-shooters in the crowd and as long as there was no flash, the venue let it slide. So here is a short clip of the sisters doing a Buck song.
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Don Reno & Arthur Smith - Feudin Banjos (Dueling Banjos) (1955)
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Don Reno & Arthur Smith - Feudin Banjos (Dueling Banjos) (1955)

That was way before it's time. eh? Nice!


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Abbie Neal and Her Ranch Girls is great.

James Alan Shelton - Soldiers Joy
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That's Don Rich in the middle of the trio of fiddlers! In fact the three guys in the yellow jackets are all Buckaroos. So is the vid from Hee-Haw or Buck's Ranch?

TGF, you are really getting to know your Buckaroos! I see Don, but I don't know them well enough to identify the other two.

This is from 1969 on Hee-Haw. The Bass player is Doyle Holly and the Drummer is Jerry Wiggins.

:grin:

Smoke em' if you got em' boys...

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(The above is incorrectly titled "Down to the River", when the song's actual title is "Down, Down, Down". It was penned by Tommy Collins)

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James Alan Shelton - Soldiers Joy
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Nice uptempo bluegrass.
This is from 1969 on Hee-Haw. The Bass player is Doyle Holly and the Drummer is Jerry Wiggins.
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I figured you'd know Lerb! And now it looks like you just punched Mikes Friday Buck special with a spoiler.:lol:

Kenny Lee - It`s Tit For Tat
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Ferlin Huskey - Minni Ha Cha
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Al Terry - No No John
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Carl Smith - Dog-Gone It Baby I`m In Love
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Joy Kills Sorrow - We Will Have Our Day
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Merle Kilgore talks about what inspired he and Mack Vickery to write:"She Went a Little Bit Farther" and Faron Young.
Time:2:05 to 5:48

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I'll try to catch up here tomorrow. Looks like a lot of good stuff.

More from Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith

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And now for someone completely different: Fiddlin' Arthur Smith

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Another clip from a Western -- Pat Brady, years before he became Roy's sidekick.

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Spade Cooley...

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I wonder if Keith Urban has ever recorded with a harp? :wink:

Shame on him if he hasn't.

Some of this old stuff is just übercool!

Miss Molly has been posted before...

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but I hope that is okay.

Kitty Wells
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Cool Spade Cooley clips; he was great...damn shame he had to go and beat his wife to death.

Ferlin Huskey - Minni Ha Cha

What a unique answer song. A Papoosie:lol:
Ibob, I'm going to see Elizabeth tonight, and since you are the one who turned me onto her, I'm taking requests. Got any?
Spade Cooley...
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Nice handfull there Bucko. I love Spade Cooley too, it's great for history that a lot of him was captured on film from the old westerns. Merle Kilgore is a trip. I have a very funny story about meeting him (1973) that I'll post here sometime. He is(was) a truly warm, funny and gracious man.

So now I'm gonna move the time machine dial up to the 50's with some ol' fashion rockabilly, and to start it off is the only version of Guitar Boogie I ever knew, until much later on.
This song inspired me (as well as Duane Eddy and James Burton) to pick up a guitar.
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All right Mud, I am prepared to let dupes slide (even only 1 page back) but I don't think Dave is.:lol:
You are NOW:
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Junior Brown-Two Rons Don't Make a Right
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Junior Brown-Two Rons Don't Make a Right


That was great Mike (new one 4 me).
There is no one alive that makes contemporary music that sounds like the old stuff as Junior can. He is as faithful to the old style as is humanly possible. (imho:smile:)

I don't care about duplicates, it just tickles me when you say you've never heard of somebody and he or she has already been posted a couple of times.

Anyway, I see this was just put up on YouTube the other day, it's the first released recording of Mel Tillis' "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town." This actually charted pretty high on the country charts, a couple of years before Kenny & the First Edition. Johnny Darrell was an underappreciated talent.

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I know both of these have been posted before. Don't care. I like 'em and I'm posting them again. :smile:

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Love this thread. Lot's of great stuff here!

When I try to imbed youtube videos it never works, so I'll just post a link.
my idea of a great country song by the great John Conlee...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqsNf893p2E

I don't care about duplicates, it just tickles me when you say you've never heard of somebody and he or she has already been posted a couple of times.

:sad::sad: That's me.
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When I try to imbed youtube videos it never works,
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This is what you want to capture for the imbed:
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Paste that in the post, then highlight it (by dragging mouse across it with left button down) then click on the teeny YouTube icon in the toolbar, at the top of the post window.
That will place brackets around the video data, and that’s all you have to do.

Mike, M-M Mel is ALWAYS ok to repost:grin:

I am not positive this guy has ever been posted here before (Dave?). It's not like he's a stranger, he's just sort of hard to define. I like a lot of his stuff, but not all of it (like say Eddie Noack).
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I'm pretty sure that this is country...

There is no one alive that makes contemporary music that sounds like the old stuff as Junior can. He is as faithful to the old style as is humanly possible. (imho:smile:)


Junior Brown - Voodoo Chile... :grin:

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Ibob,
I meant when he plays old style!:lol:
I know Junior is a man of many talents and persuasions when it comes to music, and he doesn't always play old style; but when he does there is no other contemporary that can touch him~ Bar None!

I will report back in detail tomorrow on the Elizabeth Cook show. What is another word for awesome? I use that too much. That show already ranks in the top 10 concerts I have ever been to. Elizabeth is more beautiful in person than even her photographs indicate; jaw dropping beautiful!

You guys in DC should go see her at the Birchmere tomorrow night.
I think you will be amazed.:wink:

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I'm pretty sure that this is country...

It is ( to most people anyway, again he's like GS, I don't like all of it but there are some great tunes they both do).

I haven't noticed you on the Brad thread. Wise choice..it's gettin ugly over there.:lol:

Junior Brown - Voodoo Chile... :grin:
That was pretty amazing.

Bob Wills - Faded Love
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It is ( to most people anyway, again he's like GS, I don't like all of it but there are some great tunes they both do).

I like it for a number of reasons:

1. You can hear the Telecaster, Pedal Steel, and Fiddle quite clearly.
2. More importantly, there's a lack of synthesizers and 'other' elements.
3. The writing is relate-able to me on a basic level.

I haven't noticed you on the Brad thread. Wise choice..it's gettin ugly over there.:lol:

I read it and was going to respond to your "hyperbole" comment (:grin:) but I saw the direction the thread was going and it made me a little angry, so I just decided to stay out of it.

I like it for a number of reasons:

1. You can hear the Telecaster, Pedal Steel, and Fiddle quite clearly.
2. More importantly, there's a lack of synthesizers and 'other' elements.
3. The writing is relate-able to me on a basic level.
I read it and was going to respond to your "hyperbole" comment (:grin:) but I saw the direction the thread was going and it made me a little angry, so I just decided to stay out of it.

My favorite AJ is "Midnight in Montgomery"; (not saying that one wasn't good too:wink:)
Well, Doc Davis jumped into the fray over on Brad. A voice of reason when one is surely needed. I just don't like when threads devolve into skirmishes and put-downs (justified or not)

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Faded love is one of my very favorites, Mike; I've been listening to it since I was old enough to listen to anything.

Heard Johnny's version on XM this morning. jamie

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Miss Carolina Cotton (http://www.carolinacotton.org/) with Bob and The TX Playboys

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Hank Williams

Rick, what else is on that album? It's good to know there is still some Hank I never heard before too. I have several collections and that's not on any of them.
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Nice to have you join us Nefertiti! Cool selections:cool:
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I am having trouble with the video I shot last night. It's HD-MP4 format and Windows Movie Maker doesn't like it. So I have to start learning the much more brain intensive Adobe Premier Elements in order to title and edit it. Anyone here familiar with that program?
Here is a still shot.
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Faded love is one of my very favorites, Mike; I've been listening to it since I was old enough to listen to anything.
Yesterday was the first time for me.

Bonnie Owens and Merle Haggard - Forever and Ever
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I don't think we've heard from Johnny & Jonie Mosby in this thread. They're largely forgotten today but they were quite popular in the 60s.

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A couple of pages back, someone mentioned not having heard of Leona Williams, so I'll repost this one from when she was married to Merle even though I'd rather forget the CB radio craze.

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Thanks for the tip on imbedding youtube videos...

Here's some more:

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and some great guitar backup on this one:

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Bonnie Owens and Merle Haggard - Forever and

Bonnie and Merle were a great duet! I'm sure she must have done duets with Buck too. Any posted Dave W?:grin:
I don't think we've heard from Johnny & Jonie Mosby in this thread. They're largely forgotten today but they were quite popular in the 60s.

You just convinced me to remember them! First cut was a killer.
Thanks for the tip on imbedding youtube videos...

See Davidge, that wasn't so hard, was it?:smile:
Really liked the Del Reeves number!!!!

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Stephen, The Lonesome Sound of Hank Williams includes:
1 It Just Don't Matter Now
2 First Year Blues
3 Cool Water
4 Dixie Cannonball
5 I'm Free At Last
6 Roly Poly
7 The Old Home
8 Rock My Cradle
9 Sundown and Sorrow
10 Rockin' Chair Money
11 Tennessee Border
12 Swing Wide Your Gate of Love

The particular tune on the video, penned by Ernest Tubb, also is available on the Hank Williams album Alone With His Guitar, which he performed live and solo at a radio station. There aren't enough superlatives to describe Alone With His Guitar...it's like pulling up a chair and sitting alone in a room with Hank Williams, listening to him play and sing.

You can download The Lonesome Sound of Hank Williams at iTunes for 5 or 6 bucks.

I saw Hank Thompson perform in the late '80s, and he still sounded just like this... and with all the trends that came and went in country music, he never changed his band style in 50 years of performing. It was always the same western swing and pop jazz-based sound.

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Ray Price - Run Boy
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Stephen, The Lonesome Sound of Hank Williams includes:
The particular tune on the video, penned by Ernest Tubb, also is available on the Hank Williams album Alone With His Guitar, which he performed live and solo at a radio station. There aren't enough superlatives to describe Alone With His Guitar...it's like pulling up a chair and sitting alone in a room with Hank Williams, listening to him play and sing.

Hey Rick, I have only heard about a quarter of those, so I'll be downloading.
I saw Hank Thompson perform in the late '80s, and he still sounded just like this... and with all the trends that came and went in country music, he never changed his band style in 50 years of performing. It was always the same western swing and pop jazz-based sound.

Yup, why change when you already have a fabulous sound going on.
What part of the country are you from?. Just curious.

Ray Price - Run Boy


TGF,
I just saw Ray the other night on Marty. Still sings good but my, he looked like Father Time caught up with him.:sad:

Happy Birthday, Stephen; not sure of the exact day, but I just noticed you picked up a year.

HB SX!

Happy Birthday, Stephen; not sure of the exact day, but I just noticed you picked up a year.

HB SX!

Hahaha:lol: Thanks, but it's NOT my birthday! I saw that thread about notifying the admin if your birthday had changed. Somehow my birthday got listed as December so I thought I should correct it. It's actually in March, but it was nice pretending I was still 59 again.:twisted:

I have been driving a lot this week (seems like old times) so I'm in another Trucker mood. I have never been a big fan of GP, but this poorly recorded song with ELH is really good; and then some more (I think one has been sitting in the archives).
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WTF has Elihu been? And I think I "angered" Ibob again.

Love ol Ern. jamie

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Comedy from June and Ern

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Whoa, that cut with the Everlys was fine! 4 hands on a fretboard.......

(what part of Cackalacky do you hail?)

Kevin Welch, Kieran Kane, Fats Kaplin - Hillbilly Blue
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Kieran Kane, Emmylou, Lucinda - Dirty Little Town
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Redbird - White Freightliner Blues
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Jeffrey Foucault - Northbound 35
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Jeremy Steding - Damn Good Ride
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Country music from a different country.

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Kieran Kane, Emmylou, Lucinda - Dirty Little Town
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Love "Dirty Little Town"! I always think that is Steve Earl (I guess because of Guitar Town).Those other 2 truckers were unfamilar but I sure do like them.
Country music from a different country.

Eli, Irish country! Thats where a lot of the origins were. Pete Seeger is a guy who baffles me. Done some great material but he always reminds me of a crotchety old liberal professor.


Nice stuff there Jamie! I'm a big fan of Norma Jean (Porter can't hurt either) You'll find a lotta love here for the Buckaroos!

Don't recall now who turned me on to these guys, but they have been one of my best finds on here:
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Don Rich & The Buckaroos - Cajun Fiddle
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11 Bones
Wild and Unholy
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Don't Want To Fall In Love
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Losers
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Dan Auerbach - Heartbroken, In Disrepair (outstanding in their field)
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StephenX, I remember when you posted Paint Me a Birmingham from this guy. I liked it then and I like it now.

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This song that was posted in this thread was written by Mack Vickery,Wayne Kemp,and Bobby Borchers.

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Asleep at the Wheel
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Gary Stewart
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The Pogues?!?
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Johnny Warren. Paul Warren's son. Paul was fiddler for Flatt & Scruggs.

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Johnny Warren.
Those are cool. I especially liked Sally Ann with the full foursome.

Neil LeVang & Buddy Merrill - San Antonio Rose
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All right, I'm in a late 60s mood right now. Hope I haven't posted any of these before or Stephen will get on my case. :grin:

A Del Reeves tune that I remember as a hit, all but forgotten now.

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This wasn't a hit for Dave Dudley. I liked it anyway.

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And who can forget Jack & Misty? :wink:

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Dave Dudley
More please.

God you posters are so cool ( I can that word since I learned it from Ernie Banks when I was 8 y.o.)
Please someone tell me where all the blessed folks who are following this thread
are from?
I LOVE Y'ALL

Just a good song.

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Makes me think of my kids.

Eli
that is a beautiful song and I feel it deeply.
Don't mean to get personal here, but as you alluded to in a post way back: fathers are protective of their daughters, and they are so precious; that's why I have a heart throb for Lowa.
This is my daughter (she would kill me if she knew I posted her on here)
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All right, I'm in a late 60s mood right now. Hope I haven't posted any of these before or Stephen will get on my case. :grin:
A Del Reeves tune that I remember as a hit, all but forgotten now.

I would never get on your case. Your memory is better than mine; fact I'm gonna write a song right now with that title.

I KNOW this has archived; but I just love this song, so here it is again(LL pun)
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The Delmore Brothers
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Hank Williams Jr. - Jambalaya & Your Cheating Heart - 1964
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Roy Acuff - Tennessee Waltz
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Bonnie Raitt & Norah Jones - Tennessee Waltz
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Hank Williams Jr. - Jambalaya & Your Cheating Heart - 1964


TGF, that is classic> Bonnie and Norah mmmmm!
Mud that was a fine/fine train song; maybe we need to start another.


I think, there 4 I am; that I may have posted this memory in the past.
Some don’t think much of HW Jr. (including one of my favorite posters here)
I have to tell you that once upon a time I thought the same thing too; I got wised up when he opened for Loretta, and he just blew my already blown mind. He has the voice of a legend. True that, after his slide down a mountain he was addled in the head and went on to infamy doing Monday night football and lesser known things that made him the parody that he struggled so hard to defuse. Went to see him in Waldorf, MD in ’73 and I was not allowed in because I was Venom Wearin’ Denim. Only had like 5 bucks in my pocket and the bounce-ee said I had to put on respectable clothes to enter the hallowed hall of this juke joint.
So I go to Zayres and buy a flake out pants for 5 bills and return. I had talked to HW Jr at his bus and he said “I don’t make the rules, I’ll play one for you at the show.” Well it was Merle Kilgore who did the honors; he still looked very straight back then and was laughing his assoff about my predicament and he treated me to all drinks on the house. Wonderful man he was.
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Had a bit of snow around here last night...

might as well celebrate it!

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Snowing here too Bucko!
I am so haggard from the week's festivities that I kept wondering why it was so dark at 8 am; thinking maybe DC was blown out and I r in nuke winter or something. Come to find out it's 8 pm:oops::grin:

Someone posted about current country state of the art, and there is hardly anyone better than Justin to make that point.
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I always thought Kenny Dale should have been a bigger star than he was.

Great voice. Great harmonies.

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a topic I can relate to all too well.

:wink:

Another by Kenny Dale

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The guy can flat out sing!

Another by Kenny Dale
The guy can flat out sing!

He sure can! Maybe the problem with good artists not making *it* has something to do with names. I mean I would not name a road-kill Kenny.
There are just too many "artists" who have blasphemed that name ala Rogers, Chesny, G, and I could go one forever and that reminds me:
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Ernest Tubb - Please Release Me
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Love that Mike!
I got forwarded to the site and loved this youtuber comment:
"His out of tune voice is so in tune.Can listen to mr Tubb for hours and hours"

I could Waltz across Texas most any night

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He does like key changes; wtf is with that?:sad:

Does anyone know if Justin Trevino is blind?
I sense that he is. Look at the clothes? look at his eyes?
Not doing a mock here, I just want to know. He is the most fabulous singer on the current country stage for sure. I'd invite him for BB Q anytime.

Here is another guy I just found out: Current Country that one should check out at the desk.
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Sorry for the Ads, I din't want them there:smile:

Just because everybody needs to see this...

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very much recorded live

pretty neat stuff

Now Bobby Bare's take on a little ditty by Shel Silverstein

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I used to sing this one...and probably still know the words

Just because everybody needs to see this...
pretty neat stuff

Holly stuffings! This day is getting off to a beautiful start!
Carl Wilson? That was cool Bucko.

I saw that Eugene (FB) mentioned this group and since I don't think they have posted yet, I would put up a couple. Was trying to find Roseanne Cash's version (which is sooooo effing good) but no youtube so I'm gonna make one later today.
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Ike Everly
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Wayne Hancock - Thunderstorms and Neon Signs
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Another great Fred Crawford song, just posted on YT

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Some may not consider Dave & Sugar to be OFC but you'll find some solid songs underneath the late 70s glitz.

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Sha-Marie is an old favorite of mine, written and sung by the late Bozo Darnell.

Wynn Stewart also had a great version, but it's not on YT.

So we're left with Tom Wopat. Yeah, that Tom Wopat. But it's a good version, just not as good as Bozo or Wynn.

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Here's a nice country ballad from Bozo Darnell.

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Sha-Marie is an old favorite of mine, written and sung by the late Bozo Darnell.
So we're left with Tom Wopat.


Good stuff Y'all. I vaguely remember Dave&Sugar, but not that one!:cool:

How bout some little sun records from Nashville?
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I always think it's a shame how this group became blacklisted for eternity by their pot bust/ratting on friends, etc. They were a solid 60's group.
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OK so this one is on Monument (not Sun, but he was part of that stable)
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I just have to add youtuber comments when I find ones that crack me up, like this duo:
"• okay, so I am so sick of these retarded comments, but I had to pick on this one particularly because it's exceptionally retarded. You're likely getting at the idea that people don't like this because they like justin bieber, but you said x justin bieber fans missed the like button, suggesting justin bieber fans DO in fact like old time rock n' roll, and hit the dislike button by MISTAKE... Sheesh.
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aah i am wearing red undies lol don't ask meh why i am telling you this?"

Favorite early fiddlers

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Favorite early fiddlers



I like that; are you a fiddler Jamie? I don't think I have the attention span to play an instruments without frets.:grin:

Unknown Hinson! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7_YNTQmtGg

Rank beginner.

Emphasis on rank.

Have a student model Gliga (http://www.violinslover.com/).

Interesting read on the background of owner Vasile Gliga (http://www.time.com/time/printout/0,8816,476423,00.html#)

Taking lessons.


Jamie