Whitey & Hogan

Sonora 7004
Unknown Year (I'm guessing around 1940)

Have I Told You Lately That I Love You


Mama, I'm Sick

George Guinn

Twin Town 728
Late 1960s (probably '67)

Big Big Love


I Thought I Heard You Call My Name

Walt Shrum

Coast 239
1945

You Two-Time Me One Time Too Often


Triflin' Gal

Jimmie & Eddie Dean

My label scans


Another pressing or reissue?

Here's a link with some info about F M Leham, the man who wrote this song in 1914 ^^^^

Decca 5023
1934

No Disappointment In Heaven


Tell Mother I'll Be There

Roy King (2nd post)

This first song has a theme of Tennessee matrimony that makes it a candidate for a playlist I am assembling for an upcoming wedding in May. It's gonna be quite a hoedown.

Mercury 6387
1952

Then You'll Be All Mine


When Winter Comes

Out Post Scotty

Broadway 224
Unknown year

Older and Bolder


Our Honeymoon

Lee Babcock

I am happy to now have the capability to transfer 78rpm records. I've been getting lots of rare old C&W 78s from Vintage Music Company in Minneapolis. I volunteer sorting and organizing and get records at reduced prices. The owner Scott is also very knowledgeable.

B&S 7503
Unknown year

Beautiful Hills Of South Dakota (vocal - Evelyn Babcock Coffey)


Deadwood Dick

Ferlin Husky

Capitol Lp 2548
1966

1. I Could Sing All Night
2. Stand Beside Me
3. Why Do I Put Up With You (feat. Marvis Thompson)
4. Once
5. What Does You Conscience Say To You
6. Sunny Nights
7. I Hear Little Rock Calling
8. Even If It's True
9. A Touch Of Yesterday
10. There Goes My Everything
11. The Blues Ain't Nothin'
12. Oh Me, Oh My

Mediafire

Lucille Starr

Almo International
1964

The French Song (Quand Le Soleil Dit Bonjour Aux Montagnes)


Sit Down And Write A Letter To Me (Wontcha' Baby)

John Henry

Do you think the folks who owned this label were trying to out-do Marvin Rainwater's Brave label? How about a "The other guys are just losers, we're the bravest mother's of them all" label?

Extremely Brave 1217
Unknown Year

Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves


You Win Again

Wade Ray

Fabor 115
1963

Burning Desire


Two Red Lips

Vernon Glen

Wizard 223
Unknown Year

How Can Anyone So Bad (be so good for me)


Adios Mi' Amor

Ray Talcott and Jim Johnson

Soma 1165
Sometime between 1961 and 1963

Have You Ever Been Lonely


Ice Cubes and Beer

Bobby Martin

There were several record companies that went by the name of Trend, so who knows which one this is. I think there are also several artists named Bobby Martin, which doesn't help.

Trend 3973
1965

Stranger In Your World


Slowly

Susan Capone

Pilgrim 718
1956

Click-I-Dee, Click-I-Dee


Maybe Someday

Jim Eanes

Starday SEP-45-108
1959

I Wouldn't Change You If I Could


^^Full EP Mediafire^^

Jules Herman Orchestra

I've never posted orchestra/big band music before, but this label is special and close to home.
The place on University Avenue where North Star was located is now a parking lot. Sad.

North Star 2015
1955

Have You Ever Been Lonely


In A Persian Market

Minnesota Rocked! pdf

No record today. Just this book which I tracked down in the Minneapolis Public Library reference section. I was able to scan it without garnering suspicion. Sorry the file is so large, but I didn't want to loose quality. I made the file searchable, although when I typed in Dylan nothing was found despite the existence of that name in the document. Guess it's not perfect. Notice the entry for Chuck Carson in this book is not as complete as the one I created, so this is not to taken as the final word. It's understandable because the book was last revised in 1996, before the internet we know today. I didn't even have an email then!

Mediafire

Merrill Moore

This song was featured on Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour, episode 72-Birds. I found this one at the goodwill sandwiched in between a stack of broken 78s. .49 cents!

Capitol 14621
1956

Cooing The Wrong Pigeon


Down The Road A Piece

Dick Van Hale

Golden Wing 3005
1962 or 1963

Dick Van Hale was apparently the bass player for the house band at The Flame Cafe in Minneapolis. My friend Scott over at Vintage Music Company tells me the Flame probably operated until about 1977.




The Golden Wing label is explained well in this post

Much Too Much


Lonely Hours