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Country Music Album Discography COUNTRY MUSIC ALBUM DISCOGRAPHY IVES, BURL CS 9139 THE STANLEY GLOWER, JERRY Monroº & H's Blue Story-DL XSB 7174 HITCHCOCK, STAN BARBER, GLENN Danny Boy-CS 9477 Grass Boys-DL 74780 The K:tty Wells I've Got The World BROTHERS Jerry Clower from Honey I'm Home-BN Glenn Barber, A New Take Me As I Am- A Voice From On Family Gospel Song- 26530 By The Tail- The Angels Are Singing Yazoo City-Mississippi Star-LS-152 CS 9606 High-DL 75135 DL 74679 Softly And Tenderly-BN HS 11275 -HS 11177 Talkin'-CL 75286 Co' lector's Choice- Bluegrass I strumentals Your Love Is The Way 26438 The Wayfaring The Stanley Brothers HS 11172 - -DL 74601 -DL 75245 CARLISLE, BILL Stranger-CS 9041 -HL 7291 DAVIS, JIMMY I'm Easy To Love-BN The Times They Are Born To Lose- Bluegrass Ramble- 26408 The Best Of Bill Carlisle HS 11240 At The Crossing- DL 74266 -LP -129 A-Changin'- CS 9675 DL THE WILBURN I Fall To Pieces- THE STATLER 74611 I'll Meat You in How Great Thou HOUSTON, DAVID HS 11373 BROTHERS Art- Church Sunday BROTHERS JACKSON, STONEWALL DL 74322 We Jahnnv From Wonders Of The Wane GIBSON, DON She Wears My Ring- Flowers On Morning-DL 74537 The Exciting The Wall Davis' Greatest E-30108 Hits, The Gibson Way Stonewall CS 9733 Jimmy Mr. Blue Grass- Lown The Street- Jackson-HS 11187 -CS 9249 Hats-DL 74978 The World Of David -LPS-153 Sweetheart Of The Year The Statler Brothers DL 74080 DL 75173 The Dynamic Let Me Walk With Your Heart Houston-EGP 502 A Perfect Mountain- -CS 9822 Sing The Big Hits- Sing Out Stonewall Jesus-DL 75085 Country Boy-D-L Baby, Baby-BN LPS-155 Ray Price Christmas CS 9519 NEWMAN, JIMMY Jackson-CS 8186 My Altar-DL74763 75214 26539 Hank Williams as Sung Album-CS 9861 The Statler Brothers Country Time-DL Trouble And Me- You Know Old Baptizing Creek Take Up Thy Cross- David-BN 26482 by Don Gibson-LPS- Wouldn't Sing Oh Happy Day 75220 CS 9078 -DL 75273 DL 744.64 Where Love Used To Live/ 157 Love-CS 9918 CS 9878 Stonewall Jackson's - Singing The Gospel- That She's Leaving My Woman's Good To Heartaches By The Big Country Hits- Greatest Hits-CS 9177 DL 74976 THE OSBORNE Feeling-DL 75291 Me-BN 26432 Number-GP 28 H 30610 LORD, BOBBY Stonewall Jackson For The Good Times Someone To Care- BROTHERS David Houston's Greatest 9562 The Bobby Lord Show- Country-CS -C30106 DL 74037 Favorite Hymns By Hits-BN 26342 The Old Country STEARNS, JUNE WRIGHT, JOHNNY You The LP-126 Make The World Go Songs Of Consolation The Osborne Brothers Mean World Raver Of Country Favorites- Church-CS 9754 Away-KH 30272 Regret- -DL 75199 -DL 75079 To Me-BN 26338 The Great Old Songs CS 9783 DL 75019 My Elusive Drams (Hous- I Won't Mention It Suppertime-DL 78953 Modern Sounds Of LUMAN, BOB 9708 Back To Back With -CS Again-C 30510 Bluegrass ton & Wynette)-BN Livin', Loving, Sounds- Stonewall Jackson's Johnny Duncan- Music- The World of Ray RED FOLEY DL 74903 DOT 26325 LP-124 Greatest Hits Vol. 2 CS 9910 Persuaded-BN Price-GP 28 For The Soul Ru-be-eee-DL 75204 Almost -CS 9770 Songs 26213 -DL 74849 The Osborne Brothers A Tribute To Hank STEVENS, CONNIE BARLOW, JACK Already It's Heaven-BN THE McCORMICK REED, JERRY Songs Of Devotion- -DL 75271 Williams-CS 9880 26391 BROTHERS I'm Movin' On- Songs Of Hank Williams DL 74198 Up This Hill And Son Of The South- The Lonesome In Me -HS 11312 DLP 25958 David Houston's Great- Authentic 'Bluegrass- 9994 H 30547 The Red Foley Story Down-DL 74767 -CS To Down est Hits, Vol. II-E LP-108 Thoughts Of A Lonely -DXSB 7177 Up Date TENNESSEE THREE The To Earth-DL 75128 30602 Man-HS 11256 ROBBINS, MARTY Beyond Sunset ROY The Sound Cf Johnny Voices in Bluegrass CLARK. I Pawned My Past Marty's Greatest Hits -DL 78296 RUSTY & DOUG Cash-C 74602 Urban Suburban/The JIM & JESSE Today-HS 11324 -CS 8639 30220 -DL Louisiana Man ILP-103 Yesterday, Fantastic Guitar of We Like Trains-BN The Real Thing- Gunfighter Ballads And GREENE, JACK Today-DL 74993 Roy Clark-DLP- 26513 C 30254 Trail Songs-CS 8158 TILLMAN. FLOYD I Am Not Alone- 25863 Saluting The Lovin' THOMPSON, SUE Live At The Grand More Gunfighter Ballads Stall Be DL 75080 I"I Loving Do You Believe This Brothers-BN 26465 This Is Sue Thompson Ole Opry-C 30469 and Trail Jack Greene's Greatest PHILLIPS, BILL Songs- You-HS 11297 Roy Clark-DLP- The All -Time Great CS 8272 Hits-DL 75208 Little Boy Sad- Country-LPS-148 25895 Country Instrumentals- More Greatest Hits- Jeannie Seely-DL DL 75182 Yesterday KING, CLAUDE TURNER, When I B i 26394 CS 8435 HANK 75171 VARIOUS ARTISTS I Remember Johnny Was Young-DLP Diesel On -My Tail-BN Devil Woman- Country & Western Lord Is That Me- Horton-CS 9789 PIERCE, WEBB 25953 26314 15 Country Favorites- CS 8718 Hits-H.S 11250 DL 75188 Friend, Lover, Woman, Merry-Go-Rou-d The Everlovin' Soul LP-105 Hawaii's There Goes Wife-CS 1024 Calling Me My World-DI. 75210 of Roy Clark Country Music Specta- 8840 Everything-DL 7-4845 LUMAN, BOB The Best Of Claude -CS WALKER, BILL Webb Pierce Road -DLP 25972 cular-LP---716 Return About Gettin' Back To Norma- King-HS 11300 Of the Gunfighter Goodnight Bill Walker Whole Lot A Shnw-CL 75280 The Other Side of Treasure Album-LPS- -CS 8872 Woman-DL 75283 BN 26541 Chip 'N' Dale's -C 30226 Webb Pierce's Greatest Roy Clark-DLP 154 What God Has Done Hits-DL 74999 25977 Come On Home And Sing Place-C 30804 The Blues To -CS 9248 HOWARD, JAN I Never Picked Daddy- BN 26463 WILLIAMS, LEONA The Drifter-CS 9327 WALKER, BILLY For Good And Country SEELY, JEANNIE Cotton-DLP 25980 Ain't Got Time To Be That Williams LYNN, JUDY My King Of Country Billy Walker's 75166 The 'Best Of Roy Girl, Greatest -DL Please Be My New Unhappy-BN 26393 Judy Lynn Sings at -CS 9445 Hits-CS 8735 Rock Me Back To Clark-DLP 25986 Leona-LPS-151 Love-DL 75228 Is It Any Wonder That Caesar's Palace- Tonight Carmen- The Big Country Hits Little Rock-DL 75207 The Incredible Roy CS 9525 I Love You-E 30617 CS 9879 -HS 11210 SMITH, JERRY Clark-DLP 25990 WILMA LEE AND Christmas With Marty Billy Walker's Greatest KEMP, WAYNE Dr:vin' Home STONEY COOPER Robbins-CS 9435 Hits Vol.2-CS 9798 RICH, CHARLIE MONROE, BILL The Song Of Robbins Wayne Kemp-DL Steppin' Out-DL COMPTON BROTHERS Boss Mun -E 30214 The Big Whee'-LP-100 75241 The Great Bill Monroe -CS 9421 75290 Off the Top of the The Fabulous Charlie Family Favorites-LP- -HS 11335 Turn The Lights Down WALKER, CHARLIE Compton Brothers- Rich-BN 26516 106 Bill Monroe And His SUE, PEGGY DLP 25847 Low-CS 9104 Gorden Hits-H5 11215 LORD, BOBBY Set Me Free-BN 26376 Blue Grass Boys By The Time I Get All American Husband Charlie Brown/ You & Me Against JED RECORDS To Phoenix-CS 9617 -DL 75215 Haunted House- The World-DL 75246 WALKER, CHARLIE I Walk Alone-CS 9725 Dynamite!-DL 75153 DLP 25974 MOSBY. JOHNNY WELLER, FREDDY Recorded Live In Dallas, RUSTY It's A ADAMS, Sin-CS 9811 Games People Play Texas-BN 26483 AND JONIE Marty's LYNN. LORETTA Rusty Adams Sangs The Country 92 -CS 9904 TWITTY. CONWAY GUITAR, BONNIE He Is My Everyth:ng- Mr. & Mrs. Country Record Set-GP 15 Blue Kentucky Evergreens-JED-AI Listen To The Young Girl- Conway Twitty Leaves Are The Tears BN 26424 Music-HS 11389 Sinoi"n The Blues- 1970 Folks-CS 1036 DL 74665 Country-DL 74913 of Autumn-DLP Charlie Walker's Great- H S 11338 Daughter The Promised Land Coa'm:ner's Conway Twitty Sings 25892 est Hits-BN 26343 My Woman, My 75253 MORGAN, GEORGE -C 30638 -DL -DL 74724 Affair-DLP 25947 HART. FREDDIE Woman, My Wife- Don't ^ome Home A Hart's Full Roses Daring, You Know WYNETTE, TAMMY Freddie Greatest Room of r'S 9978 Drinkin' (With Lovin' I Wouldn't Hits-KS 3592 --HS 11201 Greatest Hits-Vol. Your Lie- Christmas With Tammy- III WILLS, BOB On Mind)-DL DL 75105 LITTLE, PEGGY Candy Kisses-HS 11331 30571 E 30343 -C Bob Wills Special 74842 Fifteen Years Ago- A Little Bit of Tammy Wynette/The Marty Robbins Today Fist City-DL 74997 SMITH, CAL -HS 11358 DL 75248 Peggy-DLP 25948 First Lady-E 30213 -C 30816 Here's Loretta Singing The Best Of Cal Smith- THE NASHVILLE Good 'N' Country- More Than A Little- The World Of Tammy El Paso-KH 30316 "w nos Soon Your KS 3642 DL 74016 DLP 25982 Wynette-EGP STRINGS VARIOUS ARTISTS 75163 503 Horns'-DL Hello Darlin'-DL Tammy's Touch The Nashville Strings Greatest Western Hits Hymns-DL 74695 -3N ROBBINS, MARTY JR. 75209 26549 TI.LLIS, MEL Play Great Country ACS 8776 I Wanna Be Free- Columbia Records Here's Conway Twitty OVERSTREET, TOMMY The Ways to Love A Hits Vol. 2-CS 9830 Greatest Country & DL 75282 Mel Tillis' Greatest Presents Marty Robbins, & H's Lonely Blue Gwen (Congratulations) Man-BN 26519 For The Good Times Western Hits #4- Loretta Lynn & Hits-KS 3589 Jr.-CS 9944 -DL 74990 -DLP 25992 Tammy Wynette's Great- -C 30557 CS 8881 Conway Twitty- She'll Be Hanging Round How Much More Can est Hits-BN 26486 18 King Size Country DL 75251 Somewhere-KS 3630 ROGERS.
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