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Minimum Bod = 6 1.00 / Us$ 1.15 = Minimum 7" records - US releases, 4 tracks/45 rpm, if not noted otherwise 5815-5830 Starday EP’s - all 6 tracks * = picture cover MINIMUM = € 3.00 / US$ 3.50 = MINIMUM 5815 Bill Clifton | Darnell Miller | Sunshine Boys Starday sep 112 G EP's 5816 Jim Eanes | Ken Clark | Tommy Hill | Big Tige Starday sep 130 Z 5801* AG & Kate That Christmasy Feeling | So Nice to Spend Christmal with You | Away 5817 Lonie Irving | KY Travelers | Stringbean | J Eanes | StanleysStarday sep 149 Z in a Manger | In a Stable, in a Manger | It Won’t Seem (6 tracks) SCR 1001\NL Zz 5818 Country Gentlemen | Bill Clifton | Stanley Bros Starday sep 150 Z 5802* Rex Allen No More | Cattle Call | Just Walking Out the Door +1 Mercury 1-3111 Zz 5819 Jim & Jesse | Ctry Gents | J Eanes | KY Trav | Bill Harrell Starday sep 162 Z 5803* James Carr A Losing Game Goldwax Rarities/Kent Soul 019\UK Zz 5820 Stanley Brothers | Bill Clifton (3 tracks each) Starday sep 153 Z 5804* Jim Eanes & Shanandoah Valley Boys I Wouldn’t Change You If I Could | Hand 5821 Moon Mullican | Frankie Miller | Cowb Copas | Benny Martin Starday sep 177 Z on the Glass | A Heart That’s Satisfied | Living Once Again Starday sep 108 Zz 5822 Lonesome Pine Fiddlers | Jim & Jesse | Stringbean | Lew Childre | Bill 5805* ~ | Bill Clifton (2 tracks each) Melodisc epm 7-102\UK Zz Clifton | Stanley Brothers Starday sep 186 Z 5806* Everly Brothers No 5: A Cadence Recording London re-a 1229\UK Zg 5823 Red Allen | Bill Clifton | LPF | Country Gentlemen Starday sep 195 Z 5807* Krontjong Band-Indische Club Amsterdam olv J H Stadelmann - Maannacht 5824 Blue Sky Boys | Bashful Brother Oswald | Hylo Brown | Lonesome Pine in Soerabaia Columbia segh 42\NL Zz Fiddlers | AL Phipps Family | Jim Eanes Starday sep 228 Z 5808* ~ Tempo Doeloe Columbia segh 45\NL Zz 5825 H Brown | Ctry Gents | Red Allen | C Copas | Stanleys | LPFS tarday sep 229 Z 5809* Osborne Brothers & Red Allen Country Pickin’ & Hillside Singin’: She’s No Angel 5826 Jimmie Skinner | Stoneman Family | Bill Clifton | Sam & Kirk McGee | Blue | If You Don’t Somebody Else | 2 Lonely Hearts | Lost Highway MGM 691\UK Zz Sky Boys | Hylo Brown Starday sep 230 Z 5810* Elvis Presley One Night with RCA epa 9644\D Gz 5827 George Jones | Bill Wimberly & Thums Carlisle | Allen Shelton | Bill 5811* Jim Reeves Songs to Warm the Heart, vol 3 RCA rcx 216\UK Zg Clifton | Al Petty (red vinyl) Starday 366 Z 5812* Royal Hawaiian Guitars & the Merry Melody Singers Song of the Islands | Moon 5828 Country Gentlemen | Buzz Busby | Bill Emerson & John Hall | Dobber of Manakoora | Hawaiian Warr Chant | Sophisticated Hula Mercury 126154\NL Zz Johnson | Bill Wimberley (red vinyl) Starday 408 Z 5813* Hank Snow Favorites RCA epa 295\D Zz 5829 Wayne Raney | Stanleys | Ctry Gents | B Clifton | Rusty York (rv) St sep 440 Z 5814* Hank Williams Sing Me a Blue Song, vol 3 MGM x 1483 Zz 5830 Ken Clark | B Clifton | Earl Mitton | Cal & Ivan | Jim & Jesse Starday sep 477 G 45 rpm single records, unless otherwise noted 5916* Nanci Griffith Love Wore a Halo | From a Distance MCA 1282\UK Nn 5917 Frank Gilreath & the Southern Swingsters The Talk of the Town | * = picture cover · pr = promo with special label Homesick for Home Torino 1052 Z US releases, if not noted otherwise 45's 5918 Bonnie Guitar Would You Believe | Get Your Lie the Way You Want Dot16872 Z 5919 Rosie J Hart Pittsburgh General | That’s Where You’ll Find Me JEM 504 Z MINIMUM BOD = € 1.00 / US$ 1.15 = MINIMUM BID 5920 Billy Henson Go Dig Me a Hole | Going Back Nugget 226 Z Some of these 45’s come from radio stations and have writing and/or stickers on labels. 5921 Ebby Hoard Part Time Love | Four Lonely Streets Chance 1318 Z If you do not want those, let me know! - Een aantal van deze singles komt van radio sta- 5922 Diane Horton This Time | Baby Please Don’t Leave Me United Low Ctry 1003 Z tions, waar men op labels schreef en/of stickers plakte. Wilt u die niet, laat het me weten! 5923 Johnny Horton Johnny Reb | Honky-Tonk Man Collectables 24838 N 5924 ~ North to Alaska | The Battle of New Orleans Columbia 13-33004 N 5851 Red Allen Going Back to Harlan | In Memory of the Man Folkways 451 Z 5925 Ray Hoskins & the Cody Mountain Boys Lonely Has Cought Up with Me | 5852* Paul Anka Papa | (You’re) Having My Baby UA 95738\NL Zz Mountain Laurel in Bloom Laurel Leaf Z 5853* Doug Ashdown Winter in America | Skid Row Decca 6103113\NL Zz 5926* David Houston Too Far Gone | Have a Little Faith Epic 5-10291 Zz 5854 Bobby Atkins & Ctrymen Soldier’s Return | Crimes of the Heart Stokes 1004 Z 5927 Chuck Howard Searching for Baby | I Want to Hear It from You Col 4-43329 Z 5855 ~ Feelings of a Country Man | Poor Man Blues Stokes 1001 Z 5928 Harlay Howard Sunday Morning Christian | That Little Boy Nugget 1058 Z 5856 Roy Baker & Gospel Tones I Found Jesus | Tornady Disasters Jalyn 4052 Z 5929 Autry Inman My World | Big Sam Sims 140 Z 5857 Delbert Barker Color Me Gone | It Can’t Last Long King 6942 Z 5930* Sonny James A World of Our Own | Old Sweetheart of Mine Capitol 2067 Zz 5858 Bobby Barnett She Looks Good to the Crowd | I Fall in Love Sims 135 Z 5931 Norma Jean Still | Conscience Keep an Eye on Me RCA 47-9147 G 5859* The Beatles Hey Jude | Revolution Apple 23880\D Gr 5932 ~ You’re Driving Me Out of My Mind | Then Go Home to Her RCA 47-8720 Z 5860 ~ I Want to Hold Your Hand | Roll Over Beethovel Odeon 22623\D G 5933 ~ You Have to Be Out of Your Mind|Cried All the Way to the BankRCA 47-8518 Z 5861 ~ Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da | While My Guitar Gently Weeps Apple 24004\D G 5934 Waylon Jennings What Bothers Me Most | Wrong Epic 34-73647 N 5862 ~ Get Back | Don’t Let Me Down Apple 04084\D G 5935* Damita Jo Love Laid Its Hand on Me | I’ll Be There Mercury 71840 Zg 5863* Bellamy Bros Bound to Explode | Can Somebody Hear Me Now WB 16963\D Zg 5936 ~ Hush, Somebody’s Calling My Name | Keep Your Hands Off Mercury 71760 Z 5864* Blue Ridge Rangers Jambalaya | Workin’on a Building Fantasy 18147\D Zg 5937 Grandpa Jones Bill’s Gonna Soon Be Home | These Hills Monument 1069 Z 5865* Pat Boone Speedy Gonzales | The Locket London 20637\D Zg 5938 ~ Four Winds a-Blowin’ | The Mountain Man Monument 8577 Z 5866 Tony Booth Lonesome 7-7203 | Congratulations, Absolutely Rights Cap 3441 Z 5939 George Kent She’ll Wear Us Out Leavin’ Town | Bad Juice Rice 5015 pr Z 5867 Boys from Indiana Santa Got Picked Up for DUI | Christmas Time OHR 8812 Z 5940 Mieke Telkamp Goodbye Lieber Johnny | Ann-Coraline Philips 317545\NL G 5868 Brickey Bros Face in the Crowd | Could You Love Me 1 More Time Mag 2816 Z 5941 Mavis Kruse Turn Down Starlight | Swingin’ on the Wild GrapeVine Fabor 122 G 5869 Hylo Brown If Loving You | I Would Walk Every Step of the Way Rome 1007 Z 5942 K D Lang Just Keep Me Moving | In Perfact Dreams Sire 18289 N 5870 ~ You Can’t Relived the Past (2x) Capitol 4210 pr Z 5943* ~ & the Reclines Wallflower Waltz | Full Moon Full of Love Sire 22932 Zz 5871 ~ How Could You Forget So Soon | It’s All Over Not But the Crying Cap 4434 Z 5944 Brenda Lee If You Don’t (Not Like You) | Rusty Bells Decca 31849 Z 5872* Dave Brubeck Quartet Unsquare Dancy | Camptown Races CBS 1102\NL Zg 5945 ~ Sunday Sunrise | Must I Believe MCA 40107 Z 5873 Carl Butler So Close | Jealous Heart Columbia 4-41205 pr Z 5946 Hugh X Lewis I’m Losing You (I Can Tell) | Just Before Dawn Kapp 757 Z 5874 ~ Wonder Drug | Don’t Let Me Cross Over Columbia 4-42593 Z 5947 Bob Lind Truly Julie’s Blues | Remember the Rain World Pacific 77822 Z 5875 ~ & Bearl Our Ship of Love | It’s Called Cheating Columbia 4-43433 Z 5948 Lost & Found The Last Lonely Eagle | Old Slate Mountain Home Outlet 183 Z 5876 ~ Bottoms Up | Let the Sunshine on the People Columbia 4-45228 Z 5949 Charlie Louvin The Proof Is in the Kissing | Scared of the Blues Capitol 5729 Z 5877 ~ Guilty of Love (in the First Degree) | For a Minute There Columbia 4-44252 Z 5950* Norman Luboff Choir Home on the Range | Old Kentucky Home CBS 1140\D Zz 5878* The Byrds Chestnut Mare | Just a Season CBS 5322\D Zg 5951* Vera Lynn It Hurts to Say Goodbye | I’ll Pray for You HMV 5096\NL Zz 5879 Glen Canyon Drinkin’ Suit | Man’s Best Friend Acorn 163 Z 5952 Leon McAuliff Night Life | My Ace in the Hole Cimarron 4054 Z 5880 Ernest Carter & Hymn-Trio I Was a Child Again | Thank God Jalyn 100 Z 5953 Donna Jean Mackie with Steve Lake & the Swingmasters Don’t Fall in 5881 Juni Carter I Want You Again | Goy Away Stranger Columbia 4-43152 Z Love with a Friend | Blue Heartaches Jalyn 358 Z 5882* Sara Carter An Interview with Museum Records 100 Zg 5954 Benny Martin Ice Cold Love | Who Wants to Catch a Falling Star Stop 146 Z 5883 Charles River Valley Boys The Auctioneer | Rocky Island Prestige Int 1601 pr Z 5955 ~ If I Can Stay Away Long Enough | Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down Stop 182 Z 5884 Bill Claibourne Precious Old Dad | Mail Order From Heaven Round-Up 2753 Z 5956 Jimmy Martin & Bob Osborne Blue Eyed Darlin’ | A Clute Thing King 531 Z 5885 Benny Cook & the Hardtimes Bargain Day | Angel Judy Jewel 763 Z 5957 Mil & Al & Sunny Valley Boys Break Another Heart|Make It Bluegrass HH 139 Z 5886 Cowboy Copas Sal | A Thousans Miles of Ocean Starday 573 Z 5958 Earl Mill Don’t Speed That Car | Johnny, the Late Night Man Miltone 2090 Z 5887 ~ Miodnight in Heaven | Settin’ Flat on Ready Starday 528 Z 5959 Frankie Miller Blackland Farmer | Family Man Gusto 2101 Z 5888 ~ Sunny Tennessee | & Cathy Dreaming Starday 552 Z 5960 Bill Monroe Virginia Darlin’ | The Gold Rush Decca 32404 Z 5889 Orville Couch Greenville Diner | Big Daddy of the Bayou VeeJay 693 Z 5961 Moore & Napier One Broken Heart|Hot
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