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DANLEERS One Summer Night/My Flaming Heart - Prelude To Love - Wheelin' And A-Dealin' - A Picture Of You - I Really Love You - You're Everything - Whole Mess Of Trouble - Just
Look Around - I Can't Sleep - Your Love - Half A Block From An Angel - If You Don't Care - Little Lover - I'll Always Believe In You - The Light Of Love - I'll Be Forever Yours
- I'm Looking Around - Foolish - The Angels Sent You - Were You There - If - Where Is Love - Think It Over Baby - Love, You Better Leave Me Alone
DARBY & TARLTON CD-1: Down In Florida On A Hog - Birmingham Town - Birmingham Jail - Columbus Stockade Blues - Gamblin' Jim - Lonesome In The Pines - After The Ball - I Can't Tell You
Why I Love You - Irish Police - The Hobo Tramp - Alto Waltz - Mexican Rag - Birmingham Jail #2 - The Rainbow Division - Country Girl Valley - Lonesome Railroad - If
You Ever Learn To Love Me - If I Had Listened To My Mother - Traveling Yodel Blues - Heavy Hearted Blues - The New York Hobo - All Bound Down In Texas - Touring Yodel Blues -
DAVIS SISTERS CD-1: I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know - Sorrow And Pain - Rock-A-Bye Boogie (master) - You're Gone - Sorrow And Pain (fast version) - You're Gone (swinging version) -
Heartbreak Ahead (overdub) - Jealous Love - Sorrow And Pain - Kaw-Liga - Heartbreak Ahead - Rag Mop - Your Cheatin' Heart - Crying Steel Guitar Waltz - Just When I Needed
You - It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Tomorrow's Just Another Day To Cry - Tomorrow I'll Cry - Jambalaya - Takin' Time Out For Tears - Rock-A-Bye Boogie
(alt.) - Takin' Time Out For Tears - Gotta Git A-Goin' - You Weren't Ashamed To Kiss Me Last Night - Foggy Mountain Top - Just Like Me - Don't Take Him For Granted - I've
Closed The Door - Medley: - a) Rock-A-Bye Boogie - b) I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know - c) Gotta Git A-Goin'
JIMMIE DAVIS
CD 1: The Barroom Message - The Baby’s Lullaby - Out Of Town Blues - Home Town Blues - Settling Down For Life - My Dixie Sweetheart - You’re The Picture Of Your
Mother - Doggone That Train - My Louisiana Girl - Cowboy’s Home Sweet Home - She’s A Hum Dum-Dinger - Before You Say Farewell - Where The Old Red River Flows -
Penitentiary Blues - Arabella Blues - In Arkansas - Lonely Hobo - I’ll Be Happy Today - A Woman’s Blues - Bear Cat Mama From Horner’s Corners - My Arkansas Sweetheart -
Ramona - You’d Rather Forget Than Forgive - Think Of Me Thinking Of You - Way Out On The Mountain
JIMMIE DAVIS CD 1: All Alone In This World - Goodbye Old Booze - You’re As Welcome As The Flowers In May - I Saw Your Face In The Moon - I Love Everything You Do - Hard
Hearted Mama - There’s A Gold Mine In The Sky - Nobody’s Lonesome For Me - Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland - There’s A Ranch In The Rockies - Headin’ Home - Farewell
To The Range - I’m Drifting Back To Dreamland - Memories - I’m Waiting For Ships That Never Come In - It Makes No Difference Now - The Curse Of An Aching Heart - You Tell
Me Your Dream I’ll Tell You Mine - Don’t Break Her Heart Boy - I’ve Tried So Hard To Forget You - What Good Will It Do - The Same Old Moon Is Shining - I’m Wondering
Now - Dream Of Love (Liebestraum) - If Tomorrow Never Comes - When You Know You’re Not Forgotten By The Girl You Can’t Forget - Some Must Win-Some Lose
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THE De CASTRO SISTERS Fabor Robison had achieved regional success with hillbilly records by acts including Jim Reeves, the Browns and Johnny Horton. So who could have predicted his signing of three singing siblings from Havana, who had idolized the Andrews Sisters? But when Robison spotted Peggy, Cherie and Babette de Castro performing at the fashionable Moulin Rouge night club in Hollywood, he signed them almost immediately. Teaming them with arranger Skip Martin — an alumnus of Les Brown’s band who had become a successful music director for major film studios — Robison hit with the de Castro Sisters’ first single: Teach Me Tonight. This collection by the group includes everything that Abbott recorded by the trio , plus all of their RCA sides — released and previously unreleased — save for a Christmas single. The extensive liner notes include new interviews with Peggy and Cherie de Castro, detailing their remarkable journey from a Cuban sugar plantation to the stages of Hollywood, New York and Las Vegas It’s Love - Boom Boom Boomerang - To Say You’re Mine - The Wedding Song - If I Ever Fall In Love - I’m Bewildered - Teach Me Tonight - Give Me Time - Too Late Now - Cry
Baby Blues - Let Your Love Walk In - Cuckoo In The Clock - Cuban Love Song - I Can’t Escape From You - Rockin’ And Rollin’ In Hawaii - No One To Blame But You -
Cowboys Don’t Cry - It’s Yours - I Never Meant To Hurt You - I Hear A Melody - Don’t Call Me Sweetie - Flowers On The Hillside - I Know Plenty - Blue And Broken-Hearted -
Where Have You Been My Love - That Little Word Called Love - Old Timer’s Tune - Biddle-Dee Bop - What A Relief (Hoop Ah Hoop Ah, Bah Dah Dah) - You Take Care Of
Me (I’ll Take Care Of You) - My Sweetheart Left Me Behind
JIMMY DEAN Big Bad John - I Won't Go Huntin' With You Jake - Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette - Dear Ivan - To A Sleeping Beauty - The Cajun Queen - P.T. 109 - Walk On Boy - Little
Bitty Big John - Steel Man - Little Black Book - Please Pass The Biscuits - Gonna Raise A Ruckus Tonight - A Day That Changed The World - Gotta Travel On - Sixteen Tons -
Oklahoma Bill - Night Train To Memphis - Make The Waterwheel Roll - Lonesome Road - Grasshopper Mac Clain - Old Pappy's New Banjo - You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You - Cajun Joe - Nobody - Kentucky Means Paradise
DUB DICKERSON Dub Dickerson made his name as a songwriter, penning such country standards as Lefty Frizzell’s Look What Thoughts Will Do and co-writing Ricky Nelson’s rock ‘n’ roll classic Stood Up. Rockabilly fans also know him through his proto-rock hillbilly jump recordings like My Gal Gertie and for penning Dennis Herrold’s Hip, Hip Baby and Make With The Lovin’. A versatile writer and performer, Dickerson cut almost everything in his career: western songs, honky-tonk, hillbilly boogie, rock ‘n’ roll, country-pop. Bear Family has here collected all of the Dallas-based singer’s early output, including his 1950 debut for Imperial, his 1951 Decca sides — both cut at Jim Beck’s famed Dallas studio — through to his 1953 -55 Nashville sessions for Capitol, and later recordings for Sims, Imperial (again), Todd and Tower — everything except his final album for Sims in 1962. Included are such excellent sides as My Gal Gertie, Mama Laid The Law Down, Must’ve Drove My Mules Too Hard, Shotgun Wedding, several unissued recordings, and an excellent rocking demo from 1957, Boppin’ In The Dark. Boppin’ In The Dark - Sugar Lips - Kiss Me With Your Eyes - (I Think) I’m Falling In Love - The Girl In The Cardigan Sweater - Count Me In - No One Could Ever Love You -
Look, Look, Look - You Started It All - Under The Heading Of My Business - I Must’ve Drove My Mules Too Hard - That’s Not All - Owl Hoot Blues - Ain’t Got No Doggone
Gal - If I Had You Back - Chinchie Hotel - Money Talks - Just In Time To Be Too Late - The Bells Of Monterey - One Night Stand - Sweet Bunch Of Bitterweeds - Dear Love -
Everything Depends On You - Mama Laid The Law Down - I Stand Accused - My Gal Gertie - Each Time - Shotgun Wedding - All Over You - My Impression Of You - The Bottle - Mama Laid The Law Down
LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS He has been a mainstay of the Nashville music scene since 1949, but he’s one of the least-appreciated artists in the city. Now he’s one of the last real country artists who grew up back in the hills and started off singing pure mountain music. When Jimmy came to Nashville, he signed with Columbia, and this set gathers his complete Columbia recordings from 1949-1957. Jimmy not only recorded superb uptempo novelties like Take An Old Cold ‘Tater And Wait, Country Boy, I’ve Got A Rocket In My Pocket, Hillbilly Fever, A-Sleepin’ At The Foot Of The Bed and Out Behind The Barn, but he was also one of the great ballad singers of our time, recording enduring and heartfelt ballads like My Heart’s Bouquet and the original version of such country standards as Take Me As I Am Or Let Me Go, Life Turned Her That Way, We Could and Another Bridge To Burn. Jimmy also hired some great pickers including Jabbo Arrington, Spider Wilson, Grady Martin, and Thumbs Carlille. The 104 tracks on this collection begin to set the record straight on Little Jimmy Dickens! CD-1:- Take An Old Cold ‘Tater (And Wait)- Pennies For Papa- Crazy Worried Mind- Golden Haired Darlin’- Country Boy- I’m Fading Fast With The Time- I’ll Be Back A
-Sunday- My Heart’s Bouquet- I’m In Love Up To My Ears- A Rose From The Bride’s Bouquet- Beautiful Morning Glory- Lovin’Lies- A Rose From The Bride’s Bouquet- Lovin’
Lies- A-Sleepin’ At The Foot Of The Bed- Sign By The Highway- Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw- I’m In Love Up To My Ears- Then I Had To Turn Around And Get
Married- If It Ain’t One Thing It’s Another- F-O-O-L-I-S-H Me Me- Hillbilly Fever- Walk, Chicken, Walk (‘Cause You’re Too Fat To Fly)- Just When I Needed You-
LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS Continuing from our first Little Jimmy Dickens box, this set includes all of his Columbia recordings from 1957 to 1966. Altogether, there are 95 songs on 4 CDs, including the complete contents of rare Fifties and Sixties albums like ‘Big Songs’, ‘Handle With Care, ‘Big Man In Country Music’, and ‘Out Behind The Barn’. There are also Dickens classics and longtime crowd-pleasers likeI Got A Hole In My Pocket, Another Bridge To Burn, When The Ship Hit The Sand, Life Turned Her That Way, and When Your House Is Not A Home. The years from 1957 to 1966 also yielded spirited remakes of earlier hits like We Could and Out Behind The Barn, as well as the international pop and country smash hit May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose. The 44-page book includes many incredible photos from Jimmy’s personal albums as well as his song-by-song recollections and a full, newly -researched biography by WSM announcer Eddie Stubbs. CD-1: Making The Rounds – I Never Had The Blues – Happy Heartaches – Let’s Quit Before We Start – Wabash Cannonball – I Can’t Help It – Jambalaya – The Tramp Is On
The Street – Family Reunion – Goodbye – Whatever You Were – Recipe For The Blues – (I Got) A Hole In My Pocket – Darling, My Darling – Me And My Big Loud Mouth –
Country Ways And City Ideas – Hannah – When Your House Is Not A Home – The Honeymoon Is Over – Hey Ma! (Hide The Daughter) – We Lived It Up (Now We’ve Got
To Live It Down) – Hot Tears – I’m Just Blue Enough (To Do ‘Most Anything) – We Could – Alone With God
LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS Buddy's Boogie (instrumental) - Salty Boogie - You All Come - Stinky Passed The Hat Around - I'm Gettin' Nowhere Fast - (I Got) A Hole In My Pocket - Love Must Be Catching - Country Boy Bounce (instrumental) - Happy Heartaches - Wabash Cannon Ball - Blackeyed Joe's - Slow Suicide - I Never Had The Blues - Raisin' The Dickens (instrumental) - Big Sandy - Country Ways And City Ideas - You Don't Have Love At All - Hannah - Me And My Big Loud Mouth - Hey Worm! (You Wanna Wiggle) - Hey Ma! (Hide The Daughter) - Walk, Chicken, Walk ('Cause You're Too Fat To Fly) - Out Behind The Barn - Red Wing (instrumental) - I'm Coming Over Tonight - Rockin' With Red - Hillbilly Fever - I Feel For You (But I Can't Quite Reach You) - I Wish You Didn't Love Me So Much - Jambalaya - Goodbye
CARL DOBKINS JR My Heart Is An Open Book - If You Don't Want My Lovin' - Love Is Everything - My Pledge To You - Lucky Devil - A Fool Such As I - Promise Me - Take Time Out - A
Chance To Belong - In My Heart - Ask Me No Question - Sawdust Dolly - Pretty Little Girl In The Yellow Dress - Open Us Your Arms - I'm Sorry - Three Little Peggies - Class
Ring - Exclusively Yours - For Your Love - True Love - Raining In My Heart - Sue - That's What I Call True Love - One Little Girl - Genie - A Different Kind Of Love - Lovelight -
That's All I Need To Know - Sawdust Dolly - Class Ring
JIMMIE DOLAN Ramblin’ Jimmie Dolan enjoyed only two minor hits in his nine year recording career — his covers of I’ll Sail My Ship Alone and Hot Rod Race — but he was a popular and prolific recording artist who used the cream of West Coast country session musicians. A Navy radioman who pursued a professional career when he got out of the service at the end of World War II, Dolan quickly became an important presence on the California scene, first as a deejay, then as a performer and recording artist. Dolan could sell a song — and anything else. Bear Family has collected the cream of his 1949-55 Capitol years here, including Hot Rod Race and other sought after sides like Juke Box Boogie, Tool Pusher On A Rotary Rig and others, including four sides never before issued. Featured are such hot and legendary West Coast country musicians as Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant, Noel Boggs, Cameron, and Jimmy Wyble. Hot Rod Race - Look-A Here, Baby - Who’s Kiddin’ Who - Juke Box Boogie - Nicotine Fits - Tennessee Baby - I’ll Never Go Sailing Again - Playin’ Dominoes And Shootin’ Dice
- All Alone In Texas - Tool Pusher On A Rotary Rig - I Wonder If I Can Lose The Blues This Way - Jolly Captain Huddlestead - It Had To Come Someday - RFD Blues - Hot Rod
Mama - Good-Bye My One And Only - One Diamond Ring - Rack Up The Balls Boys - I Ain’t Gonna Bring My Bacon Home To You - A Load Of Trouble (And A Worried Mind) -
The Wheel That Does The Squeakin’ - Washed Away With The Tide - Wine, Women And Pink Elephants - I’m Gonna Whittle You Down To Size - You Ought To See My Sunshine -
Wham! Bam! Thank You Ma’am - Lost Love Blues - I’m Alone Because I Love You - I’ll Sail My Ship Alone - Sorrows I Can’t Hide - Black Denim Trousers And Motorcycle Boots
FATS DOMINO CD-1: Detroit City Blues - The Fat Man - Hide Away Blues - She's My Baby - Brand New Baby - Little Bee - Boogie Woogie Baby - Hey! La Bas Boogie - Korea Blues (1. version)
- Evry Night About This Time - Careless Love - Hey! Fat Man - Tired Of Crying (master) - Tired Of Crying (alternate) - What's The Matter Baby - I've Got Eyes For You - Stay Away
- Don't You Lie To Me - My Baby's Gone - Rockin' Chair - Sometimes I Wonder - Right From Wrong - You Know I Miss You - I'll Be Gone - No, No Baby - Reeling And
Rocking - Goin' Home (1.version) - The Fat Man's Hop (instrumental) - How Long (master) - How Long (alternate)
JOE DOWELL "If you enjoyed 'Wooden Heart,' Joe Dowell's #1 hit record from the '60s, you'll really like his other, nostalgic-era songs now featured on Bear Family Records.” (Pat Boone) This is absolutely quintessential early Sixties pop. Pop before the loss of innocence. Wooden Heart (English version) - The One I Left For You - Little Bo Beep - Our School Days - The Bridge Of Love - Just Love Me - The Thorn And The Rose - The Sound Of
Sadness - Bobby Blue Loves A Linda Lou - My Darling Wears White Today - Absent With A Broken Heart - Bringa-Branga Brought - No Secret - Poor Little Cupid - When
You Fall In Love - Dancing Doll - The One I Left For You - Little Red Rented Rowboat - Lilli Marlene (Lady Of The Lamplight) - Auf Wiederseh'n, Sweetheart - Underneath A
Linden Tree - Nur einmal (Only Once) - Morgen - Wooden Heart (German version) - The Happy Wanderer - Wonderland By Night - Oh! My Papa (O mein Papa) - Gift Of Love -
Little Dolly - Fraulein - A Kiss For Christmas (O Tannenbaum) - (I Wonder) Who's Spending Christmas With You -
JIMMIE DRIFTWOOD CD-1: The Battle Of New Orleans - Unfortunate Man - Fair Rosamond's Bower - Soldier's Joy - Country Boy - I'm Too Young To Marry - Pretty Mary - Sailor Man - Zelma Lee -
Rattlesnake Song - Old Joe Clark - Tennessee Stud - Razorback Steak - First Covered Wagon - The Maid Of Argenta - Bunker Hill - Song Of The Cowboys - Peter Francisco -
Four Little Girls In Boston - Slack Your Rope - Run, Johnny, Run - Arkansas Traveler - Damyankee Lad - Chalamette - The Battle Of New Orleans
JOHNNY DUNCAN In the hey-day of the skiffle music boom of the mid-1950s, numerous skiffle groups recorded their gems and came and went. There were however, two larger-than-life personalities that made a big impression on the public at the time; one was of course, Lonnie Donegan, the other was Johnny Duncan & His Blue Grass Boys. Johnny Duncan was certainly not bluegrass, despite the group´s name. He was not strictly skiffle; he was not strictly hillbilly. What he was though, was an irresistible hot-pot blend of all these elements, and more, served up on records that captured the imagination of record buyers in 1957. He was the shot in the arm that skiffle needed. Last Train To San Fernando was the ‘buzz´ record of the year.Johnny Duncan was resident in England but was a real American, his vocal style was influenced by the ‘high-lonesome sound’ of the Bluegrass singers. The kids loved that ‘high lonesome voice’ that soared over our heads and the sheer fun those Blue Grass Boys were clearly having making those records The early Joe Meek sound sealed that excitement in! The distinctive guitar plucking of Denny Wright and the wild ‘electric´ fiddle of Danny Levan fly high up there with Johnny and his brilliant mandolin.Last Train, Footprints In The Snow and Blue Blue Heartaches were his chart hits, but the others such as Get Along Home Cindy, Ella Speed, Kaw-Liga, If You Love Me Baby and the rest are just as good and sold well. Here are all his Columbia recordings, issued and unissued, the three albums, which include his ‘Tennessee Song Book´ and ‘Salute To Hank Williams´ 10" LPs. We have dug up two rare early broadcasts and present every recording Johnny made up to 1973, including his Pye , Lucky and Decca recordings CD-1: Last Train To San Fernando- Rock-A-Billy Baby- Footprints In The Snow- Blue Blue Heartache- Jig Along Home- If You Love Me Baby- Goodnight Irene- Freight Train
Blues- Press On- Johnny’s Blue Yodel- Out Of Business- Get Along Home, Cindy- Old Blue- Calamity Mose- Just A Little Lovin’- Which Way Did He Go?- More And More-
Just A Closer Walk With Thee- Travelin’ Blues- St. James Infirmary- Mind Your Own Business- Kaw-Liga- Ella Speed- Doin’ My Time- Where Could I Go- Can’t You Line ‘Em- Gipsy Davy- Blue Yodel- Old Dusty Road
TOMMY DUNCAN I’m Thru’ Wastin’ Time On You- Take Me Back To Tulsa- Worried Over You- Time Changes Everything- September- Gamblin’ Polka Dot Blues- You Put Me On My Feet- Just A Plain Old Country Boy- In The Jailhouse Now- Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy- I Don’t Believe You’re Mine- Never No Mo’ Blues- Texas Moon- Just A Little Bit Jealous- We Got Good Business- Please Come Back Home- High Country- All-Star Boogie- There’s Not A Cow In Texas- See Who’s Sorry Now- Sick, Sober And Sorry- Mississippi River Blues- Wrong Road Home Blues- Sweet Mama Hurry Home Or ...- My Sweet Wildflower- I’m Swing You
TOMMY DUNCAN The Gossip Song- California Waltz- Got A Letter From My Kid Today- Jesus Is Mine- Take Your Burden To The Lord- Nancy Jane- Relax And Take It Easy- Move A Little
Closer- I Was Just Walking Out The Door- I’ve Turned A Gadabout- I Hit The Jackpot- I Don’t Want To Hurt You- Excuse Me, I Gotta Go- Tomato Can- Who Drank My Beer-
Where, Oh Where Has My Little ...- It May Take A Long, Long Time- Grits And Gravy Blues- Beneath A Neon Star In A ...- Stars Over San Antone- I Reckon In A Texan- I
Guess You Were Right- Tennessee Church Bells- Hound Dog- That Certain Feeling- San Antonio Rose- Daddyo Loves Mammyo- Crazy Mixed-Up Kid
LEROY VAN DYKE The Auctioneer - I Fell In Love With A Pony Tail - Leather Jacket - I'm Movin' On - My Good Mind (Went Bad On Me) - Heartbreak Cannonball - Chicken Shack Boogie - One Heart - Poor Boy - What This Old World Needs - Everytime I Ask My Heart - The Pocketbook Song - Down At The South End Of Town - Honky Tonk Song - One Heart (2)
LEROY VAN DYKE Walk On By - If A Woman Answers (Hang Up The Phone) - Black Cloud - Happy To Be Unhappy - Night People - Big Man In A Big House - Faded Love - Save Me The Moonlight - My World Is Caving In - Handful Of Friends - I Got A Conscience - A Broken Promise - Dim Dark Corner - I Sat Back And Let It Happen - Geh nicht vorbei (german) - Just Before Dawn - Now I Lay Me Down - Heartaches By The Number - Sea Of Heartbreak - Love Letters In The Sand - Sugartime - Don't Forbid Me - Honeycomb - How Long Must You Keep Me A Secret - Party Doll - Conscience I'm Guilty - The Day The Preacher Comes - Fireball Mail - If You Don't, Somebody Else Will - Put Your Little Hand In Mine
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