RECORD REVIEWS Chicago, November 5. 1952

Call”. The records obviously fall into Frankie Laine- two categories: the songs of the great ***** Piece A-Pudd n’ vaude stars and the records of the great ***** Setting The Woods On Fire singing stars. Some of these sides date back 15 or more years, have been super­ The dynamic duo should click off an­ bly re-rtcorded to bring up levels and other winning coupling with this one. build body. It depend» on how nostalgia Puddin’ is a follow-up to Hambone; works on you whether you will be in­ Wood» is u country item stirred by Hank terested in these leissuei ir not. Chances Williams, the hottest hillbilly in the coun­ are that a gnat many people will be try Both sides are backed by Paul comt nostalgic. (Drecu DU-1500 through Weston’s country buddiis; Norman Lu- 1507.) hoff’s choir pitches in for the Puddin’ side. Stacks up as a pair of pseudo- RECORD REVIEWS rxciting sides that push but don’t swing. Record» in the popular and rhythm-and-bluea sections are reviewed You can smell the juke box coin while *** Stay Where Ion Are they spin. (Columbia 39867.) and rated in term» of broad general appeal- Records in the section ** Nina Never Knew are reviewed and rated in terms of their popular musical merit. Johnny sings the ‘ituffmgs out >f Stay, Peggy I