Texas Jim Robertson

This album was issued in 1962

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Wanda Jackson

Hot Dog That Made Him Mad - 1956



b/w Silver Threads and Golden Needles


Bonus - Betty Hutton



Hot Dog That Made Him Mad - 1954

Conway Twitty

Halfway To Heaven - 1959

Bob Wills

Bob Wills Special - 1957

1. San Antonio Rose
2. Trouble In Mind
3. Take Me Back To Tulsa
4. Big Beaver
5. Roly-Poly
6. I Can't Go On This Way
7. Time Changes Everything
8. Miss Molly
9. The Convict and the Rose
10. New San Antonio Rose


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Vogues

B-side to Five O'clock World. This song is a rip-off of "Since I Don't Have You", by the Skyliners.

Nothing to Offer - 1965

Bobby Jameson

I'm So Lonely - 1964


b/w - I Wanna Love You

Country & Western Hits Nashville Style

This is a drugstore compilation of covers of popular country songs of the 1960s. It's so budget, they don't even list the names (or stage names) of the people singing. I wonder if they even paid them? Would you record a song for free, if you knew people would be listening to you in their living rooms? I might.

I'm gonna wager that this record was put out in 1964, because a lot of these songs were hits (for the original artists) in 1963.

The catalog # is MS508. In parenthesis is the artist who had the "hit" with the song.

1. Don't Let Me Cross Over (Carl Butler & Pearl)
2. Not What I Had In Mind (George Jones)
3. Lonesome 7-7203 (Hawkshaw Hawkins)
4. Still (Bill Anderson)
5. Act Naturally (Buck Owens)
6. We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds (George Jones & Melba Montgomery)
7. Roll Muddy River (Wilburn Brothers)
8. Take a Letter Miss Gray (Justin Tubb)
9. Six Days on The Road (Dave Dudley)
10. Ring of Fire (Cash)

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Shepherd Sisters

Alone (why must I be) - 1957


b/w Congratulations To Someone

Chuck Miller

Anyone want to buy this record?

Auctioneer - 1956


b/w House of Blue Lights

George Jones

Money To Burn - 1959

Herb Henson

Old Jalopy - 1955


Man Hold Lightning In His Hands

Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum melody

I just came across an old Rockabilly record, and it sounded familiar to me for some reason. Took me about 40 seconds more to realize it was the same riff that Bob Dylan used in his 2001 song "Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum". Have a listen.

Uncle John's Bongos - 1962


Bob Dylan - Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum - 2001

Blue Mood Four

Blowin' In The Wind - 1965


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Jane Turzy

Here are two singles from a forgotten singer from Chicago. Jane made a few records in 1951, then disappeared.

Lonely Little Robin


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Ferko String Band

Deep In The Heart Of Texas (original 1956, this is a 60's or 70's reissue)