Looking about I found his songs have been recorded by Cal Smith and Sleepy LaBeef (maybe others I'm not sure). I also found mention in the March 11th 1978 edition of Billboard that along with Glen Davis (another brother?) he was one of the pallbearers for Hattie Louise Bess's (aka Tootise of Tootsies Orchid Lounge in Nashville) funeral.
Waycross County is in Georgia - this song really doesn't make me want to go there.
There is a Ralph Davis & The Western Rhythm Boys who recorded on Hi-Q (MI) 45 - 15 (1958) "Undecided Heart" Might be the same chap as this one. This is (1963)
Ralph's song pull the middle chain will be on the Old Time Country site for the next 20 days.Then it will change. sometimes the jukebox doesn't match the playlist if song not there refresh (juke box aug 10 2011)
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Anybody know anything about Ralph Davis?
Looking about I found his songs have been recorded by Cal Smith and Sleepy LaBeef (maybe others I'm not sure). I also found mention in the March 11th 1978 edition of Billboard that along with Glen Davis (another brother?) he was one of the pallbearers for Hattie Louise Bess's (aka Tootise of Tootsies Orchid Lounge in Nashville) funeral.
Waycross County is in Georgia - this song really doesn't make me want to go there.
The only other song I can think of with Waycross in it is Millers Cave
There is a Ralph Davis & The Western Rhythm Boys who recorded on Hi-Q (MI) 45 - 15 (1958) "Undecided Heart" Might be the same chap as this one. This is (1963)
Think it's the same guy. Of the 5 or 6 "Undecided Heart"s on the BMI website one has Ralph Davis's name attached as the songwriter.
Ralph's song pull the middle chain will be on the Old Time Country site for the next 20 days.Then it will change. sometimes the jukebox doesn't match the playlist if song not there refresh (juke box aug 10 2011)
http://home.comcast.net/~hnh1/jukebox2/jukebox.htm
pull The Middle Chain - Ralph Davis (1963)
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