you can tell they are from the 50's by the pic. lol it grat
hope Howdy. or Mr K can help or even Timmy too
Jean Stearns on Decca Label Sweet Baby On My Mind and another 45 of hers Your Kind Of Lovin and How My Ex- Treating You
Compton Brothers on Dot Label That Ain't No Stuff Charlie Brown May Old Acquaintance Be Forgot (then i smile and drink the wine)
R.W. Blackwood & The Blackwood SInger on Capitol records Sunday Afternoon Boat ride In The Park On The Lake
Dallas Frazier on Capitol records can't recall all the title because it so long...It Was The Common Broke Elastic Hound Dog Snoopin Blues or something like that
Dallas name was almost missing on the 45 as it was longer than what i posted lol
June Carter (before she was Cash) on Columbia records A Long Long Way From The Cotton Field &
on Columbia records in 1970 Carl Smith - Red Door
and Howdy do you have a Arkansas records of Dan Craft from W.Memphis Ark on Craft label title Gone Gone She's Gone (he sounded a lot like his idol Webb Pierce)
you got great bloggers here and so glad you all have wonderful 45's to keep alive, thank you i will say that for all those also that don't post....i wish they did so you would know how much we thank you for these great music
The Wiki entry for Cy Cobin is well worth a read. He wrote for everybody from Homer and Jetrho to Leonard Nemoy and had a song covered by the Beatles. His career stretched all the way back to 1942 with a song that Peggy Lee and Benny Goodman charted. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cy_Coben
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More good old stuff. ty for posting
you can tell they are from the 50's by the pic. lol it grat
hope Howdy. or Mr K can help or even Timmy too
Jean Stearns on Decca Label
Sweet Baby On My Mind
and another 45 of hers
Your Kind Of Lovin
and How My Ex- Treating You
Compton Brothers on Dot Label
That Ain't No Stuff
Charlie Brown
May Old Acquaintance Be Forgot (then i smile and drink the wine)
R.W. Blackwood & The Blackwood SInger on Capitol records
Sunday Afternoon Boat ride In The Park On The Lake
Dallas Frazier on Capitol records
can't recall all the title because it so long...It Was The Common Broke Elastic Hound Dog Snoopin Blues or something like that
Dallas name was almost missing on the
45 as it was longer than what i posted lol
June Carter (before she was Cash) on Columbia records
A Long Long Way From The Cotton Field
&
on Columbia records in 1970
Carl Smith - Red Door
and Howdy do you have a Arkansas records of Dan Craft from W.Memphis Ark on Craft label title
Gone Gone She's Gone
(he sounded a lot like his idol Webb Pierce)
you got great bloggers here and so glad you all have wonderful 45's to keep alive, thank you
i will say that for all those also that don't post....i wish they did so you would know how much we thank you for these great music
Pat
A really nice recording, Jimmy Murphy is always a good deal.
The Wiki entry for Cy Cobin is well worth a read. He wrote for everybody from Homer and Jetrho to Leonard Nemoy and had a song covered by the Beatles. His career stretched all the way back to 1942 with a song that Peggy Lee and Benny Goodman charted. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cy_Coben
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