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December 08

Newsletter ------Yesterday & Today Records P.O.Box 54 Miranda NSW 2228 Phone/fax: (02) 95311710 Email: [email protected] Web: www.yesterdayandtoday.com.au ------Post 1cd $2/2cds $3/3-4 $6 1 dvd $2/ 2/3 $6 ------Thanks to all those who have supported us over the years. We may be the last vestige for true . So please read on. Apart from our new releases we have a stack of bargains & deletions. LP records?? Trying to find anyone who is still into vinyl as I have a stack to sell. All great including a dozen Mel Street lps and 40 or so !!

Don’t forget the first newsletter of 2009 will have our year’s best cds in it. Naturally there will be a few from this newsletter which will come into calculations and certainly these from our last couple of newsletters will be knocking at the door. These are in alphabetical order. *Tony Booth – Is That All There Is *Peter Cooper – Mission Door *Claude Diamond – On the Loose *Amber Digby – Passion Pride & What Might Have Been. *Fayssoux - Early *James Intveld – Have Faith * – That Lonesome * – Sleepless Nights *Miss Leslie – Between the Whiskey & the Wine * of the Year ( does “Chiselled In Stone”, does “Murder on Music Row” etc) ** – New Patches

Hank Williams III – “Damn Right Rebel Proud” $32 This is Hank 3’s 4th Curb country cd and he continues the fine quality of the first 3. He hates what is referred to as mainstream country and if I were to meet him I would congratulate him that his views paralleled mine 100%. I mean what right have the record companies got to call someone such as a country artist. They are just faceless politically correct symbols of inanity but that (with exceptions you can count on the finger of one hand of a bad butcher) is what 2008 Nashville is all about. I think Hank is parodying a lot of this. I mean if his lifestyle were really exactly as he sings he would make Courtney Love seem like Mother Theresa. Hank is damn funny. Despite its crudeness the opening “The (Ain’t So Grand)” is darn right laugh out loud funny. Great acoustic and electric interplay from Randy Kohrs and Johnny Hiland for starters. Joe Buck, formerly of punk group “The Shack Shakers” is tremendous throughout on slap bass and forms a tight rhythm section with Shawn McWilliams on drums. “Wild & Free” has some serious great picking with on & electric and former BR549 multi-instrumentalist Donnie Herron on . Andy Gibson plays the staple of many swing bands, the stand up (Aussies will remember it as a feature of the Dancehall Racketeers). “I Wish I Knew” is Hank’s version of a love song and a darn good one to boot though an apologist he is certainly not. “Candidate for Suicide” may be seen on two levels. It may be Hank winking at us or it may be true. I suspect it is more of the former with Hank reiterating what people have said to him. You could just imagine what some of the conservative elements think of him. Tracks 8 & 9 veer away from the country. Country fans (and I don’t mean members of the Jimmy Wayne fan club) will love this bar these 2 tracks. “Stoned and Alone” has a similar theme and comes from a similar stance to “Candidate for Suicide’. “PFF” is a breakneck rebel stance song that may be a little too wild for some. The album concludes with probably the two straightest songs on the cd. “3 Shades of Black’ is just Hank 3 and his guitar. The bluegrassy “Workin’ Man” is a genuine classic. As good as it gets. The hackneyed theme is given new life. Brilliant. This album comes with an “Explicit lyrics” warning as Hank likes to drop a few “words”. This worries the Americans. A four letter word means a lot. Bankrupting the world’s economies is acceptable provided the language is okay. If you do a radio show you may like to buy a “clean” version which edits out the swear words. Mind you statistics prove the explicit outsells the clean by a factor of 50 to 1. BUT, if the swearing worries you then the clean version is ok.

Also, for those wanting a great gift or whatever, Hank’s first 3 cds (the third “Straight to hell” being a double) come packaged in a very attractive tin for the ridiculous price of $40. We have a few.

“Always Lift Him Up – A Tribute to Blind Alfred Reed” $32 This was missed. It was a late 2007 release to commemorate Blind Alfred’s inauguration into the West Virginian Hall of Fame. There are 19 tracks on this cd and represents all bar one of the songs Blind Alfred himself recorded. Why the compilers would choose to leave “The Wreck of the Virginian” off this is anyone’s guess, but I am not gonna be one of them. This is, to my way of thinking, one of the very the best ever country tribute and there have been some great ones. The most famous Reed song is no doubt “How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live” and has been covered by the likes of Ry Cooder & even . The song still has a lot of relevance today and some pundits have even called it one of the first protest songs. It is delivered with just the right amount of irony by the very talented Tim O’Brien. A lot of Alfred’s songs were to do with conservatism and as such have a cute quaintness about them. “Why Do You Bob Your Hair, Girls” is seen as direct disobedience to God, who will congratulate those girls with long hair as they enter through the pearly gates. We are told that to get to heaven, “money loving Christians” must unload, not play euchre, smoke cigarettes etc. Brilliantly sung by Larry Groce (yes, he of the novelty hit “Junkfood Junkie”) it echoes similar theme to “Money Cravin’ Folks” and “There’ll Be No Distinction There”. The latter is an acapella trio performance by the Bare Bones; no doubt Alfie would approve the fact they never spent too much on instruments! Alfred was also able to tell a mean story. “Explosion in the Fairmount Mines” (featuring John Lilly) sees a father fortunately take heed of his young daughter’s advice “not to go down to the mines today” as something bad was going to happen, and blow me down right! Charlie McCoy is of course country music’s foremost player but proves himself a great singer on “Fate of Chris Lively and Wife”…lively no more after having driven the wagon on the track just as the east bound came along. A rather jaunty song with a rather tragic ending. All performances are great. Mandolinist Johnny Staats sounds more like Arlo Guthrie than Arlo Guthrie. lends his distinctive voice to the humorous “Black & Blue ’ about the man who took a “grumbler for his wife”. He can’t win as he cops it from his wife and his mother in law. Other artists include Tim’s sister Molly O’Brien, (on the hilarious “’s Been After Man Ever Since”), , plus several I have never previously hear of but are nonetheless excellent. It seems given his stance that money is the root of evil, Alfred must have died happy as it seems it was in abject poverty with rumours suggesting he died of starvation. No doubt he would have shortly after been welcomed by St Peter! Incidentally, my grandfather’s name was Alfred Reid (spelt differently) and I only found out last Christmas that as a youngish police officer it was he who pulled De Groot off his horse and arrested him after disturbing the opening of Sydney Harbour Bridge. I do believe Blind Alfred would have approved.

Chris Sprague “18 Wheelin’ Truck Drivin’ Songs” $30 Genuine truck driving albums are rare and this compatriot of Deke Dickerson has made a beauty with 18 tracks (plus a hidden 19th track). The whole album covers all gamut of truckin’ styles with a couple of great extras chucked in for good measures. One of these is an adaptation of the Coasters’ “Charlie Brown” here named “Trucker Brown”. “Speeding Truck” is a great instrumental featuring Chris’ brother (fellow Sprague brother Frank) doing a demonstrably good Joe Maphis impression. The longer it goes the faster he gets. There’s truckin’ lingo (“That’s a Big 10-4”), truckin’ double entendre (“Let’s Get Drunk & Truck”…which has an opening very reminiscent of the Dick Curless classic “Truckstop”) plus the themes echoed by the great truck driving singers in Dave Dudley and . There is also a certain Commander Cody feel about it and if you like any of the artists mentioned herein you will like this too. Most of the tracks are originals with a few selected covers including ’s “Runaway Truck” and ’s “East Bound and Down”. The trucking songs are a unique sub-set of country songs with an element of danger (“Pray For Your Daddy, He’s a Trucker”), excitement (“Diesel on My Tail”), flaunting the law (“Overloaded Diiesel”) and of course the relationship between the driver and the truck is given human qualities (“This Old truck”). Bring it on!!

Amber Foxx – “Hi Fi Party” $30 Amber is one of the west coast’s best female rockabilly acts. I would rate her with the brilliant Josie Kreuzer (who seems to have disappeared at least as far as recording goes) and infinitely better than the somewhat overrated Kim Lenz. Amber has a great voice and the material is pretty good with band member Brian “Shorty” Poole’s (ex Dave & Deke Combo) “Take a Chance” showing off her wonderful warble to full effect and guitarist Tom Almanzar’s “Mars Needs a Woman” having a wonderful unique riff and a call & response vocal. Normally I don’t like rockabilly songs that explore the flying saucer angle but this may be the best ever. The west coast rockabilly scene is superb and incorporates more hillbilly influences than other US locales may do. The guitar duo of Almanzar on electric and Shorty on double neck non- works very well. Amber has listed among her influences as Janis Martin & Ella Mae Morse but never lets her work become imitative and is truly great in her own right.

Charlie Craig “The Hitmaker” $28 Singing generally fall in the category best shown by and who made some great albums but had a kind of laid back reedy voice which to use the old adage was nothing to write home about but had style. there are those songwriters such as the late Max D Barnes and Whitey Shafer who have great voices in their own right. Max D co- wrote a lot with Vern Gosdin and lo and behold was similar to Vern as was Whitey to the great . Charlie is definitely in that category as well. His voice has elements of Lefty and Charley Pride. He is that good. His biggest successes as a writer have been ’s “Wanted” (a great stripped down version appearing here which is even better than that of Jackson). Similarly he does a wonderful job on “Between an Old Memory & Me”, a favourite, and “Following the Feeling” which was a hit for . “Lay Me Down a Truck Driving Man” is something that would have fitted very comfortably on the previous album. He has that wonderful country voice with a real tear in it. All the songs are of the highest calibre. The two most stringent critics, The Swedish Cowboy and the Rascal from Warren both give it their double thumbs up, the latter even proclaiming album of the year!!

Hank Williams “The Unreleased Recordings” 3cd box set $90 First of the Hank Williams Grand Ol Opry performances sponsored by and known as “Mother’s Best Flour Shows”. He did a lot of songs that he never recorded. These were done on 16” acetate records which were played over the air as though the shows were being done live. They were stored after playing in the Country Music Foundation in Nashville. They were almost thrown out during a clean up at the CMF (in its old premises in the basement of the old Country Music Hall of Fame there was simply not enough room to store everything). Bob Pinson, who basically was curator of the CMF as well as being a country music scholar of the highest order saw that was not done. Over the years they were the subject of much legal wrangling as obviously unreleased Hank Williams’ recordings simply don’t come along every day. The ruling finally came out that rights to issue this lay with Hank Williams jnr and Jett Williams, his half sister from a secret relationship. And this is what we now have. Because of the pristine conditions under which the transcription discs were stored the sound quality is actually superior to the MGM recordings which are “rough” (if you are being kind). He covers , Bailes Brothers and even “On Top of Old Smokey”. The very nice 40 page book includes a song by song run down of the 54 tracks. One of the real old songs “The Blind Child’s Prayer” dated from 1894. Hank proved to be a song historian as well as an interpreter. Surely a must for anyone who considers themselves a Hank Williams’ fan.

Joey & Rory “The Life of a Song” $30 New on Sugar Hill are this fine husband and wife duo who won a CMT contest for duos, called “Can You Duet”…suffice to say they can and then some. is the main writer and harmony singer behind his wife Joey Martin. She is great vocalist, perhaps a little Paulette Carlsonish in places but together they are dynamite. As much as I love the Woodys, Joey & Rory win because of the sheer power of Joey’s vocals. They are also equally adept at uptempo songs and ballads. But, the concept of uptempo is within the acoustic framework that they use on the whole album. “Play The Song”, the opener has a nice rockabilly feel about it. It is followed by a lovely tribute to , “Sweet Emmylou” and lo and behold it was co-written by Catherine Britt but was not covered on her album. A case of the fish that John West rejected being better than the fish he accepted. “Tonight Cowboy You’re Mine” has a western flavour, whilst “Cheater Cheater” may be the rockinest acoustic song you will ever hear and features an absloutely incendiary solo from the great of Blue Highway. It has some wonderfully bitchy lines about “where’d you meet that no good white trash ho’”. Brilliant. A little political incorrectness. There may be hope yet. “Rodeo” is another “cheating” song of sorts in which the gal has to compete not with another woman but the lure of the rodeo. Great melody. It is at this point you probably start to think what a wonderful recording. The instrumentation is full and sounds like the group is playing in the room. Sugar Hill has long been a label renowned for the quality of their recordings. Even by their lofty standards this is mesmerizing. As a producer is one of the best and the sound of this cd is superb and then some. “Tune of a Twenty Dollar Bill” was on ’s “Lucky Silver Dollar” and is a fine piece with nostalgic lyrics. Great guitar assumably by Carl Jackson and fiddle from . They even do an acoustic cover of favourite “Freebird” and breathe life into it. Sparsest backing of guitar, dobro and fiddle open the song before the rhythm section joins in and the song builds slowly to its climax. Like hearing it for the first time. Ickes plays a wonderfully sad dobro before leads out. “Boots’ is ostensibly about well boots but represents the story of a relationship with the boots symbolising the bond. “To Say Goodbye” is a two part sad song about a 9-11 incident contrasted with an elderly man looking after his mentally ill wife. The tie in line is they just want to say goodbye. It has none of the tackiness a Martina McBride Nashville song would have and that is why it succeeds so well. “The Life of a Song” also gives human qualities to a song. Not one weak moment on the entire album and right in line for album of the year countdown. Believe it. Joey is one hell of a vocalist, Rory one hell of a harmony singer and Carl Jackson a producer supreme.

Ray Scott – “Crazy Like Me’ $30 Ray Scott has one previous album which had one of the best outlaw style country songs you would ever hear in “My Kind of Music”. Only thing the rest of the album was not much to write home about. This on the other hand is uniformly superb. He has maintained the outlaw stance and has a similar delivery to Waylon in places. “Poor Folks” is a great ballad about a couple who aspire to the simple things in life. “I wonder what the poor folks are doing tonight” says it all. They don’t need material things to know they have it all. “Sometimes the Bottle Hits Ya Back” is a very Randy Howard style outlaw romp. “Workin’ My way Back Home” has a very Waylon-like delivery. It is good to see this style of music again following on Jamey Johnson’s superb “That Lonesome Song”. This is a fine album and Ray Scott has the wit and style to be a major player in that select field of real country music.

Emmylou Harris “Last Date” $28 was back in print for a while on Eminent label which went belly up. This is up there with the very best live albums of all time and not just country music. The Hot Band at the time was driven by Barry Tashian, a superior musician who toured America as opening act for in Barry & the Remains, a great American pop act of the mid 60s. Barry was able to provide the style duets which elevated this album even further. It is goosebump stuff on “We’ll sweep Out the Ashes.” Apart from the songs which reprised her Parsons’ years the songs were all new and covered a wide range of material. She opens with a great driving version of ’s “I’m Movin’ On”. It is followed by “It’s Not Love But It’s Not Bad”, a /Glen Martin co-write which was the title song from one of ’s great Capitol albums. “Restless” is a Carl Perkins rocker and “Racing in the Street’ was one of several Bruce Springtsteen songs she has so wonderfully covered. She follows with the song “Long May You Run” does a few Burrito Brothers classics and concludes with a great vocal version of the Floyd Cramer title song….and then a medley to finish. A great album by anyone’s standards and then some. One of Emmy’s best. Don’t miss out this time.

Eddy Arnold “Memorial Best Of” $40 RCA Japan The price is high because the Yen is strong but this is a superb compilation any way you look at it and has 25 tracks plus Japanese mastering to make it even more attractive. The tracks tell it all: I Really Don’t want to Know/ Bouquet of Roses/ Anytime/ A Heart Full of Love/ Molly Darling/ It’s a Sin/ Just a Little Lovin’ Will Go a Long Way/ Don’t Rob another Man’s Castle/ That’s How Much I Love You/ What’s He Doin’ in My World/ I’ll Hold You In My Heart/ Just Call Me Lonesome/ You Don’t Know Me/ The Tip of My Fingers/ I Love You Because/ Release ,e/ Tennessee Waltz/ It’s Such a pretty World Today/ Welcome to My World/ the Last Word in Lonesome Is Me/ Turn the World Around/ I want to Go With You/ Then You Can tell me Goodbye/ Make the Wold Go Away/ I Really Don’t Want to Know.

Mel Street “20 Super Hits” $28 Well this is a real surprise! Knowing Gusto’s penchant for recycling material it was a really pleasant surprise and a half to find this album features 20 entirely different tracks to what was on the “20 Greatest Hits” package and as such is as welcome as a win in powerball. Mel recorded for a number of different labels and so any compilation is going to be a little difficult. This concentrates on more straight country material in contrast to the 20 Greatest Hits which mainly highlighted his peerless cheating songs. Fear not Mel is the consummate singer. A real stylist. As good as George Jones and able to bring life to even mundane songs. But tracks such as “Fingerprints’ are quality all the way. The Cajun flavoured “Moonshine Man” is a none too subtle rewrite of “revenooer Man” with a little “White Lighning” thrown in for good measure. “I Can’t Dance” was a Tom T Hall song many of us first heard done by Gram Parsons. “I Need Somebody Bad” is classic country. A must have cd by an artist who is not revered as much as he should be. He is equal to the best ever.

Tom Russell – “Veteran’s Day: The Anthology” $50 Extensive 2 cd collection which would be ideal for someone who doesn’t have a lot of Tom Russell but wants to take the first step. Not a true Anthology in one sense as it is heavier on the tracks from Hightone label. Half a cd of material from his Philo label albums is not enough. Mind you the classics such as “Navajo Rug” (which he co-wrote with Ian Tyson), “Haley’s Comet” (about the sad & pathetic demise of Bill Haley) and the classic tale of greed & the cock fighting rooster “Gallo Del Cielo” the version here is the duet with Ian Tyson. For some reason the compilers include a track with Barrence Whitfield but totally ignore any of Tom’s collaborations with the brilliant Katy Moffatt, and there were many. That is like turning off the Melbourne Cup to watch a Kempsey maiden. Tom’s collaborations with are featured on the second disc and the highlight is “California Snow”, one of the most poignant tales you could ever hear. ‘The Death of Jimmy Martin” is something very close to home, the deterioration of country music to the non-existent stage. Lots of songs and considering Tom’s songs tend to be on the longish side 37 tracks is great value. Just wish I knew why Katy Moffatt doesn’t even rate a mention.

Dan Penn “Junkyard Junky” $30 Nothing to do with the Ken Mellons’ song and indeed this is a very personal laid back a la -ish tale about his hometown of Molloy Alabama and the many actual junkyards that he used to spend time in, in his formative years.. The title track is a fine opener. It is followed by “Is a Bluebird Blue” ,a song Dan “penned” (wanted to say that) for but Dan’s own version lopes along beautifully. “Way Back” is another beautifully laid back piece which features the keyboards of Bobby Emmons. Again comparison to Nick Lowe of recent times and that is indeed a compliment. “Midnight Rainbow” features Carson Whitsett on all instruments and this album is dedicated to his memory. It has a quietly religious feel. “Smoke Filled Room” is more typical of the southern inspired soul that Dan Penn is known for but is an exception more than anything on this album. “You Must Know’ has the biggest compliment of musicians but continues the delightful laid back feel of the album. A truly nice album and it gets better with every play. Soulful country nostalgia. Wundabar!!

George Hamilton IV “Songs of Inspiration & Faith” $25 If you lined up a hundred gospel albums you’d find that half probably were all covers, 40 % had a mix of covers with a few originals chucked in whilst 10 % were actually nearly all original. This 18 tracker by George is all original and there are some great songs. No guessing what “I’ve Never Seen an Armored Car Folllowing a Hearse” is about. “It Ain’t That Way” is a duet with the lovely Connie Smith. This disc also includes brilliant pickers such as , Pig Robbins, Rob Hajacos, Aubrey Hayney etc, though the number of musicians listed suggest it was recorded over a longish period. Not to worry though it comes together very well.

Mike Cowan “Easy Chair” $30 Not Laughing Len’s brother (well they are pronounced the same) but a young Texan with a very nice sound and obviously schooled in the shuffle way of doing things with many of the Texas A team providing the backing. Ronnie Huckaby on , Bobby Flores on fiddle, and Tommy Detamore on guitar and steel provide the backing and he is given vocal assistance by Amber Digby. All bar 3 of the songs are written by Cowan and it is Texas honky tonk at its best. “A Vegas Story” is a little different, the story of a guy who tries to put life behind him and make his fortune in Vegas. No happy endings I’m afraid. “Head Over Heels” sounds like something from ’s “Beyond the Blue Neon” period. “Motel With No Phone” features a classic country vocal and is the last attempt at reviving a relationship. “Too Much Time in a Honky Tonk” is a jaunty romp.“Talkin’ To Her Memory Again” is a classic shuffle. Great album.

Bobby Flores – “Eleven Roses” $30 One of the very favourite artists we sell is the great Texas fiddler and vocalist Bobby Flores. He sings with an easy style and can make any song his own. The Darrell McCall title song was one of Hank Williams Jnr’s biggest hits but Bobby makes it his own. We get to hear a little cajun on “Cajun Baby” and a couple of classic covers of Charlie Walker’s “I Go Anywhere” and then Louvin Brothers (via ) “Are You Teasing Me”. He toured with for a while and pays tribute to his former mentor and manages to breathe new life into “Danny Boy”. The Tex mex flavoured “” lets Bobby show off his prowess on the fiddle and contrasts his playing with Catie Offerman & R J Smith. His many fans will not be disappointed.

Leland Martin “The Early Years” $30 One of the great independent artists, and these songs precede his classic “Simply Traditional” album, one of the best recent independent releases. This will be in when you get this. I have heard a rough take and it measures up with his best. Tracks: 1. I Need A Little Good Luck Bad 2.Last Whiskey Trip 3. Silent Love 4.Tell Ol' Rover To Move On Over 5.If You Only Knew Jesus 6. Stupid Little Cupid 7 Dreams Still Come True 8. Fairytales 9. Our Little Boy 10. Home Is Where The Honky Tonk Is 11.Who Am I To Say 12. Think Before You Drink. Those who have his cds will need this believe me.

Will Ryan & the Cactus County Cowboys “ Rhythm Rides the Range” $28 Shortish but wonderfully jazzy (with the emphasis on western) with even a bit of scat singing thrown in for good measure. The sound is a tad reminiscent of a jazzier Riders in the sky. 11 tracks. And holy Tom Mix…what a great album cover.

Conway Twitty – “Greatest Hits Live” DVD $30 This was finally released at the end of November. Recorded in 1992 just before his sudden death this shows Conway was still right at the very top of his game. 16 songs (plus a reprise of his theme song, “It’s Only Make believe”)

Merle Haggard – “Live Austin City Limits 1978”DVD $30 This is Merle’s debut on the Austin City Limits show from 1978. An earlier release in this series actually featured a show a decade after this. Hag’s touring band at this time was probably its best featuring the great plus Ronnie Reno and on vocals and the fabulous on fiddle. There were also the likes of ex man on fiddle & electric mandolin. Thus Hag features quite a few fiddle tunes where he trades licks admirably with the brilliant Terry. The song selection is also great with lesser known but superb Haggard songs such as “Farmer’s Daughter”. 14 songs in all with some great instrumental breaks being a real feature. As always the visuals and audios are 1st class.

Waylon Jennings – “Live at Austin City Limits 1984” DVD $30 Like the Hag dvd this features a considerably earlier show with the Outlaw bit being very much in vogue, though the highlight is Waylon’s defining version of “Dreaming My Dreams with You”. Also has 14 tracks and when Waylon sings “I’ve Always Been Crazy” you tend to believe him.

Heather Myles – “Live at Newland ” $40 Rounder Europe put out a brilliant dvd of Dale Watson and lo & behold we now have a companion dvd featuring the great Heather Myles, an artist we have had nothing less than the greatest respect for since her debut cd “Just Like Old Times”. This cd has 21 tracks so is great value. Heather receives great support from Brantley Kearns who played fiddle and did backing vocals on ’s first few albums…(that was he on “ Cadillacs etc) He proves himself to be an excellent band mate for Heather and even has the luxury of a lead vocal on the Bob Wills’ tune “Brain Cloudy Blues”. As with Dale it seems strange to say Heather runs though her “hits” as damnit she never has had any but long time Y & T readers will know we revere her like no other and whether rockin’ out (“Cadillac Cowboy”) or singing the fantastic “Rum & Rodeo” there is none better and we can only hope the album of duets with Dale Watson is going to be sooner rather than later. She is the consummate female honky tonker of our age.

Merle Haggard – Legendary Performances DVD $30 The series is put out through the excellent Shout Factory and has 15 tracks that feature Haggard performances from such shows as Billy Walker’s Country Carnival and The Porter Wagoner Show. All manner of Haggard hits are presented including “” (1970), “Mama Tried” (1968), “Daddy Frank” (1972) and the latest track “That’s the Way Love Goes” from 1983. In addition there is a bonus interview which Haggard does in cahoots with Leona Williams. Other volumes in this series with a similar programme layout are **“Marty Robbins – Legendary Performances” …great interview in this one should make it on that basis alone a must for Marty fans. **“ – Legendary Performances”.

Back In **Dale Watson – “One More Once More” $32 Dale’s swing album with both western swing and pop covered…well the pop songs are turned into country swing by our hero. Only released in Netherlands. ** – “The Cowboy Christmas Gift Set” $25 This is the ideal Christmas gift with a cd + dvd. 13 Christmas songs are on the cd and they are a mix of standards and originals. The dvd is even better. It is an entire show and you would almost have to say it has a Christmas theme more than being a Christmas dvd per se. There are quite a few horse tales and even a version of the pop smash he had back in the days he was simply Michael Murphey, namely “Wildfire”. Basically you have to go 20 songs in before you come to the album’s one and only standard in “Joy to the World”. There are 27 selections on this cd and even if your name was Ebenezer Scrooge you would like this. Personally I love the original “Cowboy Christmas Ball” and the non Christmas song, the fabulous “Cowboy Logic”. **Dale Watson – “Help Your Lord” his gospel 2008 cd. ** – “The ” $32 Only available in the Crackerbarrel stores. Bluegrass style new recordings of his Columbia country hits of the 80s. **Ray Sanders – Texas Dance Hall Music $30 for Ray Price and Johnny Bush fans **Danny O’Keefe “ In Time” $30 Brand new album **Jim Stringer & the AM Band – triskaidekaphilia $30 **Billy Yates – “That’s Why I Ran” **Price Porter – Last Call for Heartaches

Due Soon **Perley Curtis – Perley Curtis …I just love this guy’s name. the album is due soon and features the wonderful Erin Hay; previously Perley had been a major contributor to Erin’s cds. He has a nice voice in his own right. $30 **Geary Hanley – The Comeback Trail $30 Wonderful Haggard inspired vocalist who had some chart action in the 70s and early 80s **Len Snow 80 Proof $30 (2nd album) **Scotty Campbell “Smokin’ & Drinkin’ “ Second album by slightly eccentric Canadian. His first “Damned If I Recall” happened too many moons ago and perfectly blended rockabilly & honky tonk so as to appeal to fans of both styles. This will be great. **Paul Parr “Sainst & Sinners” 2nd album **Stan Martin “Love Ain’t That Tough” 2nd full length album

BARGAINS & DELETIONS My guarantee is that anything over $22 is an out of print nearly impossible to find gem. There is none better. There have been none better. They have that quality I loved as both a fan & a retailer. When you play them People bought them. They are the epitome of great country music. $50 **Wesley Dennis – “Country to the Core” Second cd of Wesley’s was around for about 1 ½ minutes. 12 songs

**Josh Logan – “Somebody Paints the Wall” Brilliant Mel Street inspired vocalist. Great songs.

**Mario Martin – Keep it On the Country Side (was only 17 when released with a voice a tad reminiscent of Ricky Van Shelton). producer.

**Doug Sahm - SDQ 98 Label went bust and this is one of his best, right up there with “Return of Wayne Douglas”.

$40 Jones, George McCarters The Gift (brilliant debut. Very rare) Miller, Roger Best volume One: Country Tunesmith What a gem! Long deleted 21 tracker profiles Roger the writer with his original versions of songs known by versions done by others. Here are the Miller versions of “When Two Worlds Collide”, “Tall Tall Trees”, “”, “Half a Mind”, “Husbands & Wives”, “Old Toy Trains” etc Owens, Buck Act Naturally (with Ringo & Crying Time With Emmylou) Hard to get comeback. ***Schneider, John Take the Long Way Home (Truly sensational album which includes special guests Waylon & on Harlan Howard’s “” but all songs are super. “’ was also done by but Schneider is better. The absolute highlight is “The Auction” so filled with angst you will get goosebumps…”They sold everything but the flowers on mama’s grave!!”. A pretty boy who sings with a deep voice which is as good as anybody.

Jean Shepard – Honky Tonk Heroine CMF 24 tracker of the brilliant Capitol label vocalist. Why do all the best ones get deleted?? Thornton, Marsha Marsha Thornton her classic Owen Bradley debut with the original version of “A Bottle of Wine & ” $35 Anderson, Bill Greatest Hits Volume 2 (Varese) Atkins, Chet/Jerry Reed Sneakin’ Around Bond, Johnny Very Best (“” 2 versions & 17 tracks Boone, Larry Down That River Road. Great voice, writer & handsome but mainly known for others covering his material. This, his 3rd Mercury label cd may be his best with “Everybody Wants To Be Hank Williams’ (But Nobody Wants to Die)” a cracker! Dalton, Lacy Crazy Love (the version of the Van Morrison title track is superb but “Little Boy Blue” is an out and out classic. Probably her 2nd best album just shaded by “Survivor”) Davis, Joey Love Songs, Waltz’s (sic) True Stories & Lies. A truly great indie. Ford, Tennessee Ernie Capitol Collectors Series (the best cd Great sound & content) Hand, James Shadows Where Magic Was (1st) Jansen, Frank Lolene Kane, keiran Find My Way Home (rare WB album) Logan, Josh Something Strange (Bob Grady)` McEntire, Reba Oklahoma Girl 2cds 40 track collection of her Mercury recordings which predate her MCA recordings are are generally stone country all the way. Pity she went the pop route as this is so good.!! Martin, Sonny I’ve Always Been Country Nice indie but highlighted by the saddest song ever recorded “Rock a Bye Baby” Makes “Teddy Bear” seem like a Jimmy Sturr polka! McDaniel, Mel Rockabilly Boy (what an album which features “You Can’t Play the Blues in an Air Conditioned Room”) McDaniel, Mel Now You’re Talkin’ McDaniel, Mel Country Pride Miller, Roger Best Volume two: King of the Road Companion to Volume one (see in $40) and this 20 tracker features mainly hits but also hard to get tracks such as “Hoppy’s Gone” & Roger’s versions of “Me & Bobby McGee” & “Little Green Apples” Nelson, Willie Born For trouble Newbury, Mickey In a New Age O’Kanes Tired of the Running (Their second & every way their best. Longer songs allow for instrumental breaks. Blind man Jay Spell is the perfect foil for keirna & Jamie.) Paycheck, Johnny The Difference in Me (Playback) Sweet, Ron Ten in Tennessee (“I Play Haggard” indie Hall of Fame song! Whitley, Keith I Wonder Do You Think of Me A+++ Williams, Tex Vintage Collection (all Capitol label)

$30 Arwood, Bill Collectors Series Volume I Arwood, Bill I Want More Axton, Hoyt Spin of the Wheel (1990) Bandy, Moe Picture in a Frame Bandy, Moe Many Mansions (just about impossible to get album on Curb) Boone, Larry Swingin Doors, Sawdust Floors Great 2nd Mercury album includes his version of the song he wrote and is the title song of George Strait’s magnum opus “Beyond The Blue Neon” Browne, Jann It Only Hurts when I Laugh Brown, Roger Rodeo Boogie (first class Texas singer/writer. Shuffes & swing) Christian, T J Marriage on the Rocks Conlee, John Fellow Travellers Conlee, John Blue Highway (16 tck) Cryner, Bobbie Bobbie Cryner (as good as it gets) Includes a duet with Dwight and as great as that is it is not in the best half dozen on the album. Curless, Dick Drag Em off the Interstate Sock It to Em Hits Of. His Tower & Capitol hits. King of the truckin’ song. Delray, Martin Get Rhythm (w. Johnny Cash) Delray, Martin What Kind of Man Dion & the Belmonts Complete 2cds Collectors Choice Downing, Big Al Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (very limited At the time even & includes his Monster “Mr Jones” and the answer “Mr Jones: Final Chapter”) Feathers, Charlie Get With It: Essential Recordings 54-69 2cds 42 tracks (sun/King/Meteor/more) Fricke, Janie Labor of Love includes versions of Katy Moffat’s “Walking on the Moon” & Steve Earle’s “My Old Friend Blues” Gaddis, Ron Chip Off the Old Block (George Jones Bandleader & ex husband of both of whom appear herein) Gosdin, Vern Alone (totally crying in your beer angst- filled) House, James Hard Times for an Honest Man Husky, Ferlin Capitol Collectors Series ( a gem of a series) Johnson, Don Ain’t Nothing Like a Jukebox On Hawk Records includes Benny Berry on vocals. Jones, George 50 Years of Hits3cds Lauderdale, Jim Planet of Love (his debut on WB) Lyda, Jacob Three Times the Charm Lyda, Jacob Here We Go Again (bob Grady gems) Morse, Ella Mae Capitol Collectors Series Oxford, Vernon 100% Country Parsons, Gram Anthology 2cds Rhino + book Parton, Dolly/Porter Sweet Harmony (20 tck) Pennington/Emmons Goin’ Out Swingin’ Potter, Curtis Walkin’ on New Grass Robertson, Kathy To Roy Nichols With Love First of 2 great cds from Kathy & friends who include , Skip Edwards, Bonnie Owens & the great James Intveld who duets on the Buck Owens track “I’ll Take a Chance” & takes the lead on the Haggard gem “Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide”. Robertson, Kathy Hillbilly Down:To Roy Nichols With Love 2 (14 tck Inc. Merle Haggard, Ric Shea, James Intveld & on guitar. Kathy was on legendary “Town South of Bakersfield” cd & is great on the Red Simpson track “Fairy Tales & Wedding Rings”. Haggard is on “Daddy” with Red Volkaert & The Strangers. All A++ Ryle, Curt Your Old Used to Be One of the truly great indie artists. Pure honky tonk a la Norman Wade (but Curt is a better singer.) Shafer, Whitey I Never Go Around Mirrors Shafer, Whitey So Good So Long Schneider, John You Ain’t Seen the Last of Me What a singer! Schneider, John A Memory Like You Springfield, Bobby All Fired Up rockabilly feel! Thompson, Hank Country Music Hall of Fame (his MCA recordings. Hard to get) Thornton, Marsha Maybe the Moon Will shine Tonight Trevino, Justin Loud Music & Strong Wine Trevino, Justin Texas Honky Tonk (debut) Tsoy, Kim Pure Country (amazing album. The guy is Korean but unlike our friend Hank Sasaki has no accent & sounds a little like Ricky Van Shelton. Wade, Norman For a Minute There Wagoner, Porter In Person (deleted..his stage show Feat. Norma Jean circa 1964) Wagoneers Stout & High Wagoneers Good Fortune Wall, Chris Tainted Angel Wall, Chris Just Another Place (all out of print) Texas Outlaw music at its best) Wall, Chris No Sweat Watson, Gene The Good Old Days Watson, Gene Jesus Is All I Need West, Speedy/Jimmy Bryant For the Last Time (Step One) Whiting, Margaret Capitol Collectors Series Whitley, Keith Wills, Bob Anthology 2cds Rhino OOP Worley, Shane Rosie on a Roll (slightly cannib- alistic title by a true indie star)

$25 (Bear Family) Glenn, Glen Rocks Hall, Roy Rocks Hawkins, Dale Rocks Nelson, Ricky Rocks Perkins, Carl Rocks Scott, Jack Rocks (Non Bear- Family) Barker, Aaron/Curtis Wayne Straight from the Horse’s Mouth 2 great songwriters perform their many hits. Bellamy Brothers Rebels Without a Clue (their classic) Bice, Steve Sixty Minutes of Sin (Vocally a lot like Tompall Glaser) Blue, Arkey Theres Music inTexas Blue, Arkey Best (20 tracker) Booker, Patty I Don’t Need All That 1999 debut Burns, Brian Highways Heartches & Honky Tonks only the first ones had the expanded booklet with lyrics, notes etc . Campbell, Scotty Damned If I Recall (the perfect Honky tonk meets rockabilly Collins, Dugg Sounds Like Texas (inc. J. Bush) Crow, Alvin Honky Tonk Trail/ Broken Spoke Legend (2 on 1) Dallas, Jimmy Drinking Champagne (lots of steel indie. Classic stuff) Dean, Lonnie/Will Taylor Texas Honky Tonk Shuffles Edwards, Stoney Best:Poor Folks Stick Together Inc. “Hank & Lefty Raised My Country Soul”. Like Merle. George, Sonny Truckin’ Country Haggard, merle Capitol Collectors Series Simply put te best single Haggard cd on the market. Haggard/Brumley I’ll Fly Away (Great duet gospel) Hardwick, Billy Jnr Too Country Hassler, Tim Wanted (includes the Cosmic Cowboy all time classic about a lady of the night….”Destiny”. Outlawish! A+ Jenkins, Jody Under a Jennings, Waylon The Essential 2cds 42 tracks Keeble, Billy The Real Me Louvin, Charlie 50 Years of Makin’ Music Brilliant cd on Playback label includes duets with Waylon & Willie, Melba Montgomery, George Jones etc but the highlight is “This Darn Pen” which is jus twith Willie and is a song to kill for!! Louvin Brothers Satan is Real best album cover ever!! McCall, Darrell Old Memories & Wine Mccarters Better Be Home Soon (2nd & last album) Maddox, Rose Sings Bluegrass (with ) Mandrell, Barbara Keys in the Mailbox Nelson, Willie Stardust expanded 2cd Legacy edition Nelson, Willie Willie & Family Live 2cds Newbury, Mickey Nichols, Joe Paul The Old Country Church Nichols, Joe Paul Sing Sing Sing Nichols, Joe Paul Just a Closer Walk With Thee Paycheck, Johnny Survivor …last album & brilliant too. Price, Ray Sometimes a Rose (“Not a Dry Eye in The House” is one of his best) Price, Ray Legendary Country 25 tcks Time Life Rabbitt, Eddie Jersey Boy Rabbitt, Eddie Radio Romance Reynolds, Lawrence He Comes from Alabama Roberts, Jason Texas Fiddle Man (from ) who actually plays Bob Wills in an Austin stage show. Inc. a brilliant version of the track “Fiddlin’ Around” inc the great man himself Robertson, Kathy At the Cantina guests including Bonnie Owens and Leona Williams who feature on “Leona”. Also has Chris Gaffney & Katy Moffatt & & Big Sandy. Robertson, Kathy True Confessions of a Girl Singer Guests inc. haggard, Dave alvin etc. Rodgers, Jimmie Sweeter Than Wine:Very Best 57-62 26 tracks from the “Honeycomb” man Sears, Dawn What a Woman Wants to Hear (WB) Sears, Dawn Dawn Sears (OOP 2002 indie cd) Smith, Jack Can’t Help Myself. All originals & hard to believe only album. Excellent semi rockabilly with rodeo themes. Bill Kirchen guests but to be honest is a mile better than any of Bills cds. Staley, Karen Wildest Dreams Thompson, Hank Capitol Collectors Series Simply put this is the best single series by a major label. Includes gems such as “Blackboard of My Heart’ 20 tracks. Tubb, Ernest Live 1965 long deleted gem on Rhino features Cal Smith & Jack Greene in the Troubadours. Tubb is at his peak! Watson, Dale Cheating Heart Attack Watson, Dale Blessed or Damned Watson, Dale I Hate These Songs (due to closure of Hightone these are all out of print. Consistently the best artist since 1995.) Worley, Shane What’s Goin’ On V.A. Truckin’ On 52 Songs 2cds Starday.

$22 (Bear Family) Arnold, eddy Cattle Call/Thereby Hangs a Tale Ballew, Michael Live at Gruehne Hall Bruce, Ed Puzzles Burnette, Johnny Rock & Roll Trio Carlisle, Bill Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight Casey, Al A Man for All Seasons Cash, Johnny Travelling Cash Cash, Johnny / Big Fauss Little Hausey Chaffin, Ernie Laughin’ & Jokin’ Clark, Sanford The Fool Clark, Sanford Shades Coe, David Allan Unchained/Son of the South Coe, David Allan A Matter of Life & Death Plus Coe, David Allan Just divorced/ Darlin’ Darlin’ Coe, David Allan Castles in the Sand/ Crazy Otto The Medleys Dobkins, Carl Jnr My Heart Is an Open Book Eanes, Jim And the Shenandoah Valley boys Fairburn, Werly Everybody’s Rockin’ Farmer Boys Flash Crash & Thunder Ford, Tennessee Ernie 16 Tons Gibson, Don Legend in my Time Glaser, Tompall The Rogue Glaser, Tompall The Outlaw Gordon, Robert Is Red Hot Guitar, Bonnie Dark Moon Guthrie, Jack Oklahoma Hills Guy, Charles Lee A Prisoner’s Dream Hall, Tom T 100 Children/I Witness Life Hart, Freddie Juke Joint Boogie Hawkins, Hawkshaw Car Hoppin’ mama Hill, Eddie The Hot Guitar Heap, Jimmy and the Melody Masters Horton, Johnny Rockin’ Rollin’ Jennings, Waylon Restless Kid: Live at JDs Johnny & Jack For Old Times Sake Lee, Jimmy Knockin’ on Your Front Door Lodgson, Jimmie I Got a Rocket in My Pocket Lolita Seemann (Sailor) mainly German MccRacklin, Jimmy The Mercury Recordings Miller, Roger King of the Road Orbison, Roy/Sonny James RCA Recordings (not duets) Paul, Billy Texas Rose Scott, Jack On Groove Self, Mack Sun Years Plus: Easy to Love Smith, Warren Call of the Wild Tyson, Ian Old Corrals & sagebrush Western Johnny Gunfight at OK Corral VA And the Answer Is Vol. 1 2 volumes of the original & And the Answer Is Vol 2 the answer song.

$22 (non Bear Family) Alvin, Dave Best of the Hightone Years 18 tracks Anderson,Bill Definitive Ballew, Michael Yesterday’s Wind Bare, Bobby The Columbia Year’s” Bare’s Picks Big & Rich Super Galactic Fan Pak #2 (2008) cd+dvd Boxmasters Boxmasters ( is great “Bad Santa” is a classic and this 2cd set features originals on disc 1 and covers on disc 2 including a couple of Mike Nesmith songs & a decidedly UnBeatles-esque “I Wanna Hold Your Hand” Brennan, Walter Old Rivers/Twas Night Before Christmas Bresh, Thom Wires to the Wood (21 tracks by son of Merle Travis) Brom, Marty Snake Ranch Buck, Gary Western Swing & Country Cargill, Henson All American Cowboy Cash, Johnny At Folsom Prison 2cd expanded 51 tks Cash, Johnny Johnny Cash’s America cd + dvd (90 min + extra 20) 5 unissued tracks on cd Casello, Chris Done Moved On (15 tracks) Hot hillbilly pickin’ & singin’ Christian, T J Put me Down Easy Lord (gospel) Christian, T J The Vanishing Breed (T Jae is an out and out indie superstar & by jove he previously did “He Stopped Lovin’ her Today” & lost nothing in comparison to George & this time does “The Grand Tour” and nails it!!! Hat’s off!! Clark, Gene Silverado Live & Unreleased 1975 Crow, Alvin Texas Classic Davies, Gail Pretty words (1989 MCA) nice Dickens, Little Jimmy I’m Little But I’m Loud 22 tcks Downing, Big Al Back to My Roots Duncan, Johnny Again (15 tracks from 90s) Everly Brothers Stories We Could Tell/ Pass the Chicken & Listen (2 x RCA country albums) Flatt & Scruggs At Carnegie Hall 77minutes! Frizzell, Lefty The Best (Rhino out of print) Henderson, Homer Greatest Flops & Golden Filler. Jackson, Stonewall Best 24 tcks James. Sonny Complete Columbia & Monument 22tcks Kim, Andy Baby I Love You/ Andy Kim Lane, Cristy Greatest Country Hits 20 tcks Lewis, Jerry lee Rockin’ My Life away (Ultra rare Elektra label tracks) Louvin, Charlie Greatest Hits (Capitol rec. 20 tcks) McEntire, Reba ` Reba’s # 1’s (33 tracks 2 cds) Maddox Bros & Rose On the Air Volume 1 Maddox Bros & Rose Volume 2 McDaniels, Luke Is Jeff Daniels (34 tracks) hillbilly & rockabilly Nelson, Rick Bright Lights & Country fever 2 on 1 Nelson, Ricky Rockin’ With Ricky (Ace UK) 32 tcks Overstreet, Tommy 20 Classic Songs Smith, Carl 60s Hits (24 tracks) Roddy, Ted Tearjoint Troubadours Brilliant honky tonk cd in the style of his offerings on “Wandering Eyes”. His gem. For Dale Watson fans Russell, Tom Songs of the West Russell, Tom Rose of San Joaquin Russell, Tom Long Way Around Sasaki, Hank Songs from My Heart Silverstein, Shel Freakin’ at Freakers Ball (expanded) Sovine, Red 20 All Time GH St Clair, Randy Allen Beer Drinkin’, Belly Rubbin’ Lyin’ Cheatin’ Songs .Includes a great Jones’ Tribute “A Man I Call Jones” Trevino, Justin Scene of the Crying Wilson, Tim Songs for the Musically Disturbed. Collects the songs of Tim Wilson who normally mixes bad standup with brilliant songs. Worley, Shane Shotgun House Young, Robyn Written Reflection (Faron’s son) “The Singing Sheriff” is great song about Faron.

$20 Abernathy, Mac Different Situations Aldridge,Darin /Brooke Justice I’ll Go With You (Pinecastle) Alverson, Tommy Heroes & Friends Anderson, John 1 (his 1st WB album) Anderson, John John Anderson 2 (his 2nd WB album) Anthony, Rayburn No Relief in Sight Asleep at the Wheel Remember the Alamo Atkins, Chet Tennessee Guitar Man Baker, Sam Pretty World Bandy, Moe Honky Tonk Amnesia: Best Bandy, Moe Once More Bare, Bobby Best Of (21 tck Razor & Tie) Bare, Bobby 20 Greatest Hits Bare, Bobby Singin’ in the Kitchen (2 on 1) Bare, Bobby 500 Miles fr. Home/Detroit City 2on1 Bell, Knut Honkahillarockabilly (dyslexic’s nightmare) Bellamy Bros 25 Year Collection 2 cds Bellew, Carl Hits Plus Ones I’ve Written Bogguss, Suzy Swing! Bogguss, Suzy Somewhere Between (amazing debut) Boland, Jason & Stragglers Comal County Blue Booker, Patty Fire & Brimstone Boone, Larry One Way to Go (includes songs Larry wrote for Jones & Strait.) Borden, Michael Shane And the Diesel Kings Boxmasters Christmas Cheer (Billy Bob Thornton’s Christmas album is not a cd of “Bad Santa” but mixes fine originals “My Dreams of Christmas” is a great original about his dysfunctional family and “Slower than Christmas”is about a less than happy family reunion +some covers. Brazos Valleys Boys 60th Anniversary Britt, Elton Ridin’ With 23 tracks Brom, Marti Heartache Numbers Bromberg, David Demon in Disguise Bromberg, David Try Me One More Time Bromberg, David Quartet: Live NYC 1982 (2008) Brown, Greg Further In Browne, Jann Count Me In Brown, Josh Josh Brown (nice 2008 indie) Bryant, Cody Big Dose of Country (only album by Fine Californian country artist) Browns Family Bible 32 gospel tracks Buck, Gary Western Swing & Country (fine Canadian artist but in a Texas style! 16 tracks Burleson, Ed Burnett, T Bone T Bone Burnett (w. ) As mentioned a great album with IMO the best sample of Jerry Douglas. Burnette, Johnny Dreamin’/Johnny Burnette 2 on 1 The Whole enchilada Burns, Brian Angels & Outlaws Bush, Johnny Talk to My Heart Bush. Johnny Lost Highway Saloon Butler, Carl & Pearl A Family Affair (14 tracks Carl & Pearl + 5 Johnyy & Jonie Mosby) Butler, Larry Only the Dead are Free (with Willie) Campbell, Kate Save the day (2008) w. Prine, Nanci G. Cannon, Melanie And the Wheels Turn (2008) Carter, Carlene Stronger (2008 album) Cartwright, Lionel Miles & Years Charles, Ray Modern Sounds in Country & Western (Rhino) expanded version of classic. Cherryholmes III: Don’t believe (excellent family group reminiscent of the Cox Family but better instrumentally) Chesney, Kenny Lucky Old Sun (2008) Chesnutt, Mark Savin’ the honky Tonk (great cover parodies Waylon’s “”) Clark, Guy Cold Dog Soup Clark, Guy The Dark Clark, Guy Dublin Blues Clark, Guy Best of the Sugar Hill Years Clark, Roy Greatest Hits (originals) Cochran, Hank Desperate Men (w. Billy Don Burns) Cochran, Hank The Heart of: Monument sessions Collie, Mark Hardin County Line (top debut) Confederate Railroad Confederate Railroad (a must one of a few where every song is superb) Cordle, Larry Murder on Music Row! Ace bluegrass crossing to country. Cordle/Jackson/Salley Lonesome Café (amazing cover art) Cox Family Beyond the City Creager, Roger Here It Is Daughters of Bluegrass Bluegrass Bouquet A collection of tracks recorded specifically for this project with Dale ann Bradley, Valerie Smith. Beth Stevens, Michelle Nixon, Jeanette Williams etc of whom Sonya Isaacs is decidedly cutest! Davis, Skeeter Here’s the Answer Davis, Skeeter Pop Hits Collection Volume 2 Dayton, Jesse/Brennen Leigh Holdin’ Our Own (great duets) Dee, Billy When The Vow Breaks Dekle, Mike Fine Tuned Derailers Guaranteed to Satisfy (2008) Diamond, Claude Highway of Life Dickerson, Deke King of the Whole Wide World (2008)! Douglas, Jerry Best Kept Secret Douglas, Jerry Glide (2008) Dr John City That care Forgot (New Orleans that Is…Willie & eric Clapton guest) Drusky, Roy Greatest Hits 1 & 2 Duncan, Johnny It Couldn’t have been Any Better (GH Inc. duets with ) Edgar, W C Alcohol of Fame Edwards, Don Saddle Songs 2cds Ely, Joe The Best (MCA 20 tracker) Ewing, Skip Greatest Hits Feathers, Charlie Honky Tonk Kind Feathers, Charlie Long time Ago Feathers, Charlie Wild Side of Life 3 albums of rarities each 18 tcks Feller, Dick Centaur of Attention Fleck, Bela Jingle All the way ( wiz 2008) Flores, Rosie Rosie Flores (her stunning debut with guests wanda Jackson & carl Perkins) Flores, Rosie Rockabilly Filly Flores, Rosie/Ray Campi A Little Bit of Heartache Flying Burrito Brothers Dim Lights Thick Smoke Friedman, Kinky Pearls in the Snow Friedman, Kinky Sold American (30th Anniv. Ed) Frizzell, Allen I’m Just a Nobody (gospel) Gauthier, Mary Between Daylight & Dark Gauthier, Mary Drag Queens in Limousines Gauthier, Mary Filth & Fire Gibson, Nate And Gashouse Gang (hillbilly) A+ Gilmore, Jimmie Dale Glaser, Tompall Lovin’ Her Was Easier/ After All These Years. Gordon, Robert It’s Now or Never (w. Chris Spedding) Gosdin, Vern The Gospel Album Gosdin, Vern Nickels, Dimes & Love Gosdin, Vern 10 Years of GH Newly Recorded Gosdin, Vern Chiselled in Stone Gosdin, Vern Till the end Gray, Damon Looking for Trouble Green, Lloyd Mr Nashville Sound Gregg, Ricky Lynn Get a Little Closer (great real country) Griffith, Jeff If It Ain’t One Thing It’s Another Guthrie, Woody Ramblin’ Round 40 tracks 2cds Haddock, Durwood Honky tonk Crazy Haddock, Durwood Texas Honky Tonk Blues Haggard, Merle working Man’s Journey (only available from Cracker Barrel stores 6 rerecordings + 6 new songs) Haggard, Merle Unforgettable Haley, Bill Haley’s Jukebox (all country) Hall, Dwane Just Keeping Country Country Hancock, Wayne Swing Time Hancock, Wayne That’sWhat Daddy Wants Hancock, Wayne A Town Blues Hand, James The Truth Will Set You Free Hand, James Evil Things Hard Hat Dave Honky Tonk Knights (one of our faves..tad Confed. Railroad) Harris, D B Can I Return These Flowers Harris, Emmylou (her best) Harris, Emmylou Harris, Emmylou Quarter moon in a Ten cent town Previous Emmys have extra tracks Harris, Emmylou Angel Band (Gospel) Harris, Emmylou Duets Harris, Emmylou (2008) Harris, Kevin More Than Money Hatchet Honky Tonk Night Time Man Hay, Erin The Circle Hay, Erin Honky Tonk Heaven (male indie gems come along regularly but there are very few females in the “Indie Hall of Fame”. Erin is 1 of ‘em) Hayden, Rodney The Real Thing Haynes, Bruce Bruce Haynes Haynes, Bruce Heavenly High Haynes, Bruce Sure Don’t Feel Like Home Hensley, Trey Looking At my future Hensley, Trey Looking At my future Hess, Kenny Welcome to Lonesome vg+ Canadian Hess, Kenny Back to Reality Highway 101 GreatestHits Hobbs,Becky From Oklahoma With Love Holloway, Ken Ken Holloway Holloway, ken He Who Made the Rain 4 brilliant albums by the artists we deem ANTI honky tonk singers. Ken Holloway & Bruce Haynes that is.They are promoted as Christian country but don’t believe it. Instead of doing everything in the present tense they do it in the past tense. They used to go get drunk…they used to chase women etc. They just don’t do it now. Anti honky tonk. A select but wonderful area of country music. Hot Club of Cowtown Best Of Hightone Years (20 tracks) Houser, Randy Anything Goes Jamey Johnson & Mr Houser may be the last vestiges of true major label country. “Lie’ is a ***Highlght barroom tale so politically incorrect you want to cheer!! Mark Wright is a top producer.

Howlin’ Wolf Rockin’ the Blues Live ’64 A++ Hoyle brothers Back to the Door Hoyle Brothers One More Draw (great indie honky tonk) Hull, Sierra Secrets Hunter, Billy D Country Souvenirs Hunter, Billy D Headed for the High Country (some true country fans of long standing rate Billy Hunter above all others) Hurd, Cornell band Cool & Unusual Punishment Hurd, Cornell band Live at Jovita’s Hurd, Cornell band Texas Fruit Shack Hurd, Cornell band Song Of South Austin Hurd, Cornell band Live at the Broken Spoke Hurd, Cornell Band At Large Husky, ferlin Vintage Collection Hyland, Brian Country Meets Folk/ Here’s To Our Love 2 on 1 Intveld, James Somewhere Down the Road James, Sonny Capitol Collector’s Series Jennings, Waylon Right for the Time …one of his Last but also one of his v. best Jennings, Waylon The Eagle Jennings, Waylon The Ultimate 22 tracks Jewell, Buddy Tales of the new west Johns, Sarah Big Love in a Small Town ( Close to Nashville’s only female country star) Johnson, Jamey The Dollar (Nashville 2008’s only maor label classic country artist) Jones, George Burn Your Playhouse Down (2 only) Jones, George Hits I Missed & One I Didn’t Keith, Tony That Don’t Me a Bad Guy Kelley, Irene Simple Path (one of top 5 female Singert albums ever) Kelley, Irene Thunderbird Ketchum, Hal Father Time (2008) Kilgore, Jerry Loaded & Empty (one of our top 10 ’07) Kimmel, Dan These Four Walls (nice George Strait Syle. Lot of rodeo themes) King, B B One KindFaor (2008) King, James Gardens in the Sky: Bluegrass Gospel Of Knopfler, Mark/ Emmylou Kohrs, Randy Crack in My Armour (debut 3D cover) Krenz, Celeste My Mother & me (nice sound with on dobro, Larry Franklin fiddle) Kreuzer, Josie Hot Rod Gal Kristofferson, Kris Kristofefrson (expanded remastered) Laibman, David Adventures in Ragtime fingerstyle guitar Lewis, Jerry Lee Pretty Much Country (Ace UK) Lewis, Jerry lee Definitive Collection 24 tracks Lewis, Jerry lee Killer Rocks on/ Boogie Woogie Country Lewis, Jerry Lee Last Man Standing (hard cover book ltd) Lewis/Scruggs/Long Lifetimes (2cds) Earl’s last?? Logan, Josh Cartersville Kentucky Country Boy Louvin, Ira & Charlie` Tribute to Delmore Brothers (Capitol) Louvin Brothers 20 Greatest Gospel Hits Loveless, Patty (a must!!) Loveless, Patty Bluegrass & White Snow (Christmas) Loveless, Patty (cd + dvd) Lowe, Nick At My Age Lynch, Claire Crowd Favourites (14 tracks) McCoury, Del Moneyland 16 tracks which also inc. Emmylou duetting with Crowell on “Mama’s Hungry Eyes” plus snippets of Roosevelt speeches all to do with the battle to survive…. Manchaca, Carl That Song Manchaca, Carl Carl Manchaca Manders, Mark David People & Places Mandrell, Barbara No Nonsense Marshall, Llayne One Down One Left Martin, Glynn Uncle Sam, Mr Jukebox & My Ex Wife Great indie artist v. -ish Martin, Jimmy You Don’t Know My Mind (Rounder) Martin, Roger Live Back from the Dead Martin, Stan Cigarettes & Cheap Whiskey Mata, Billy Made in Texas Mattea, Kathy Coal (in vein of Patty Loveless’ “Mountain Soul” Miller, Buddy Best of the Hightone Years (16 tcks) Miller, Frankie Family Man Miller, Roger Classics 18 tracks (Varese) Mofaftt, Hugh Loving You (a gem w. “Jack & Lucy”) Moffatt, Katy Cowboy Girl Montgomery, John Michael Time Flies (brand new 2008) Moore, Scotty & friends The Mighty Handful (w. Billy Swan, Bob Moore, Buddy Spicher etc) Morris, Lamar Walls of Memories Myles, Heather Just Like old Times (her first) Myles, Heather Highways & Honky Tonks (duet w. Hag) Myles, Heather Live at Newlands (2008) 18 track Nelson, Willie Just One Love (one of his best) Nelson, Willie (expanded) Nichols, Joe Real Things Nichols, Joe paul Route 3 Gloryland Nichols, Joe Paul The Way It was Nichols, Joe paul Too Much Texas in Me Nichols, Joe paul #20 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band will the Circle Be Unbroken 3 2cds Nunn, Gary P Greatest Hits Vol 2 Tennessee Pusher Olsen, Troy Living in Your World Overstreet, Paul A Songwriter’s Project Vol.1 Paisley, Brad Play (2008) Papa Top’s West Coast T’round Greatest Hits Volume II (truckin’) Parton, Dolly All I Can Do/New Harvest (2 on 1) Passin, Lil Mo & Monicats Hearts in My Dream (like the Rockabilly side of Rosie Flores) Paxton, Tom Best of vanguard Years (25 tracks) Paycheck, Johnny Soul & edge Of Perry, Keith Keith perry (Lot like K. Whitley) Perry, Keith Inspirational Favourites (gospel) Peters, Gretchen Northern Lights (2008) Powell, Bodie And the Borderline Band Powers, Freddy Silver Eagle Prairie Oyster Blue Plate Special Prairie Oyster Everybody Knows Prine, John John Prine 10/10 w. “Hello in There” Prine, John Souvenirs Prine, John The Missing Years Rabbitt, Eddie Ten Rounds Ratcliff, Brett Cold Icy Mountain (Kentucky Arts Council through June Appal) Reed, Jerry Hot & Mighty/Lord Mr Ford 2 on 1 Reefer, Sean And the Resin Valley Boys: Texas Hill Country. Great. Like Hank III. Rice, Tony Nightflyer: Singer Songwriter Collection Richards, Dan Heartbreak U (great indie from 1993 with the great Hal Rugg on steel & Pig Robbins on piano) Robbins, Marty Very Best 2cd 30 tracks Roberts, Dan Viva La Cowboy (Cowboy songs with a little western swing. A tad like David Ball and that ain’t bad at all!!) Rodgers, Mike Honky Tonk Hitman Roy, Danny Blame Me (Bob Grady Records) from 1996 great Mike Headrick production. All originals bar one by Bob Grady. Rowan, Peter/Don Edwards High Lonesome Cowboy Russell, Tom Cowboy Real Saddler, Barry Ballad of the Green Berets Sahm, Doug Return of Wayne Douglas (Doug’s last ever album may have been best) Schlegel, Becky Country Ballads Nice indie a little like Claire Lynch. Wonderful crisp production. Schlegel, Becky For All the World to see her bluegrass Cd with great guests inc. Randy Kohrs Scott, Darrell Modern Hymns (2008) Appleseed label Shaver, Billy Joe Everybody’s Brother (duets) Shea, Ric Shaky Ground Shipp, Paco One in a Million (harmonica blues man Does country with Rob Ickes, Andy Leftwich, Ray Flacke, Jamie Hartford Sizemore, Charlie In My View Skaggs, Ricky Honoring the Fathers of Bluegrass Skaggs, Ricky Instrumentals Skaggs, Ricky Salt of the Earth (with ) Smith, Connie The Essential Sousley, Rick Patsy proof Great indie album but title tribute to Patsy Cline will amaze. Stancil, Rick Rick Stancil (inc. classic “Damn Good Drinkin’ Song’ which is a DGDS) Stanley, Ralph Mountain Preacher’s Child Stanley, Ralph My All & All Stanley, Ralph Pray for the Boys Starline Rhythm Boys Honky Tonk Livin’ Statler Brothers Music Memories & You Steagall, Red Here we Go Again Stone, B Jeff Greatest Hits 22 tracks Stoneman, Scotty Live in La w. Kentucky Colonels IIIrd Tyme Out Footprints: a Collection Thompson, Hank Hank World 23track transcriptions Tillis, Mel The Memory Maker (Mercury) Travis, Merle 24 Greatest Hits Travis, Randy Round the Bend (superb 2008 album) Trevino, Justin Travelling Singin’ Man Trevino, Justin Too Many Heartaches Trischka, Tony Hill Country first time on cd. With Jerry Douglas, Mark O’Connor, Bela + Turner, Josh Long Black Train Turner, Josh Everything Is Fine Twangbangers 26 Days on the Road (Red Volkaert etc) Twitty, Conway 25 Number Ones Tyminski, Dan Wheels Ulisse, Donna when I Look Back (bluegrass) Van Shelton, Ricky Making Plans (his indie album which Was only available Wal Mart) Van Zandt, Townes Live at McCabes Vaughan, Carl Six Feet Deep in the Heart Of Texas Vaughan, Carl Yours Forever Texas honky tonk & dance hall. Ray Price influence shines Vincent, Rhonda All American Bluegrass Girl Vincent, Rhonda Timeless & True Love () Wagoner/Parton Essential Porter & Dolly Wagoner, Porter Greatest Hits (on Pair) inc. some real gems 20 tracks Wagoner, Porter Grand Old Gospel 2004 2cds Wagoner, Porter the Rubber Room Walker, Jimmy Whiskey Blues (honky tonk gem) Wallace, Jerry Primrose Lane: Very Best (24 tracks) Walser, Don Archive Series Vol. 2 Watson, Dale Whiskey & God Watson, Dale People I’ve Known Places I’ve Been Watson, Dale Best of the Hightone Years Watson, Dale Dreamland (look ma no Grecian) Watson, Gene From the heart Watson, Gene Then & Now Watson, gene Sings Wayne, Bobby Ballad of the Appaloosa western abum with nice rockabilly feel. West/Bryant Stratosphere Boogie Flaming Guitars White, Wade Hangin’ Around (the shuffle “Doin’ What Comes Natural To a Fool” is just one of many gems.) Whitley, Keith Greatest Hits “Tell Lorrie I Love Her” Whitley/Skaggs Second Generation Bluegrass Willett, Slim Boppin’ Hillbilly Series (30 tcks) Williams, Don The Journey (new 2008 album) Williams, Hank Jnr Living proof (cd #3 of box w.24 MGM Williams, Robin & linda Buena Vista (2008) Red House Williams, Ron Texas Style (our 2007 album of year) Williamson, John The Whiskey & the Highway (great Georgian invented honky tonk folk) Wiseman, Mac Bluegrass Favorites Womack, LeeAnn Call Me Crazy (LeeAnn You are Crazy well she did ask!) Worley, Shane Feelin’ Haggard Yoakam, Dwight Population Me VA **Essential Bluegrass Anthology 2cds 50 tracks and not the usual tracks either. An absolute must. Includes real rarities such as “L C Smith “Radio Boogie” & Molly O’Day “Tramp on Your Street”. **Imus Ranch Record Great cds with (Satisfied Mind), “Patty Loveless (Silver Springs), Dwight, Willie, Malo, Lucnda etc **Stephan Grossman’s Blues Guitar Workshop with Sam Mitchell, Davey Graham, Tom paley etc **Stephan Grossman’s Womwn’s Guitar workshop with Wendy Grossman, Gil lBurns, Janet Smith **Tulare Dust: A Tribute to Merle Haggard (with Dwight, Tom Russell Billy Joe Shaver, Lucinda, Iris, Steve Young, Katy Moffatt etc) **Winning Hand: Kristofferson, Dolly, Willie, Brenda Lee. Duets & solos. All recordings peculiar to this album. Over 1 hr duration. **Veteran’s Tribute: These Colors Won’t Run With Bobby Bare/ Moe / Charley pride/ . (All songs are peculiar to this album)

$18 Ainslie, Scott Thunder’s Mouth (guitar) Allen, Jason Twilight Zone Allen, Terry Smokin’ the Dummy/Bloodlines Andrews, Slick Let’s Beer It Up (hillbilly/rockabilly) Anderson, John Anthology (2 cds) Brilliant. Arnold, Jimmy Southern Soul Ashworth, Ernie Greatest Hits Ball, David Starlight Lounge Ball, David Freewheeler Ball, David Amigo Bandy, Moe Crazy Cajun Recordings Banford, Kevin King of the Thrift Store Cowboys Barmby, Shane Let’s Talk About Us (reminiscent of Jerry Lee. Former rodeo rider with rodeo themes. Barnett, Mandy Platinum Collection 2on 1 Beau Brummels Bradley’s Barn (country rock classic) Beau Brummels Triangle (ditto) Beau Brummels Beau Brummels (ditto encore) Bellamy Brothers Jesus is Coming Bellamy Brothers Sons of Beaches Benson, Kristin Scott Second Season (banjo) Pinecastle Berg, Matreca Lying to the moon (inc. the brilliant “Alice Through the looking Glass” Berrier, Barry First Time With Feeling Big & Rich Super Galctic Fun Pak cd+dvd Birmingham, Jarod Stages Bittersweets Goodnight San Francisco (Compass) Black, Clint Killin’ Time a classic! Boxcar Willie Hey Man Bradley, Dale Ann East Kentucky Morning Bradley, Dale ann Cumberland River Dreams Breiding, Tom Songs of the West Virginia Coalfields Brooks & Dunn Greatest Hits (leather style cover) Brown, Alison Best of Vanguard Years (17 tracks) Brown, T Graham Déjà vu All Over Again (Best) Bruce, Ed This Old Hat Burleson, ed My Perfect World Burns, Billy Don Heroes, Friends & Other Troubled souls Butler, Carl & Pearl Don’t Let Me Cross Over A+++A++ A total must have with Carl’s impassioned vocals and a classic selection of cheating songs. Byrds Sweetheart of Rodeo (expanded) Camp, Shawn Lucky Silver Dollar Cargill, Henson A Very Well Travelled Man (27 tracks) Cari Lee And Saddle-ites (rockabilly) Carlson, Paulette Love Goes On Can the Circle Be Unbroken Cash, Johnny The Gospel Collection Cash, Johnny A Boy Named Sue & Other Story Song Cash, Johnny Water from the Wells of Home Cash, Johnny Silver Cash, J/June Carter Carryin’ On With Cash/Nelson VH1 Storytellers Chambers, Bill Sleeping With the Blues (one of the greatest Australian artis cds) Chance, Jeff Walk Softly on the Bridges Chatham County Line IV (yep Roc) bluegrass Chesnutt, Mark Chesnutt, Mark Rollin’ With the Flow (2008) Chesnutt, Mark Greatest Hits Chinnock,Billy Badlands (for Springsteen fans) Chrome Daddies Who’s Your Daddy Clark, Roy/Buck Trent Banjo Bandits Clark, Terri Greatest Hits Clement, Jack Guess Things Happen That Way (gem of gems Hallelujah!! Only his 2nd ever album & pure magic. It is also the very last recording to feature Johnny Cash. Not one of the last but the very last & Cash is magic) Cleveland, Michael Leavin’ Town (2008 Rounder) fiddle wiz! Cline, Patsy Definitive 22 tracks Coe, David Allan Nothing Sacred Coe, David Allan Underground (his X-rated cds. Only 2 of each left. Cooper, Wilma Lee Walking My Lord Up Calvary Hill Crowell, Rodney The Houston Kid…great themed album Curless, Dick Travelling through Currington, Billy Little Bit Of everything (2008) 3rd album Dalton, Lacy Chains on the Wind (a steal at twice the price. Don’t miss out) Dalton, Lacy j Best (with “Black Coffee”) Daniels, Charlie Essential Super Hits (cd + dvd) Davis, Mac Very Best & More (w. Hard to be Humble) Davis, Skeeter Essential Davis, Skeeter RCA Country legends Dean, Eddie Best of the Shasta Masters Dennis, Wesley Wesley Dennis Derailers Jackpot Diffie, Joe A Thousand Windings Roads A++ (great songs a great album make. He is a great singer too often let down by idiotic novelty songs. NOT here!) Dilks, Johnny And Visitacion Boys (wayne Trainish) Dillon, Dean Out of Your Ever Lovin’ Mind Dillon, Dean Hot Country & Single Durante,Jimmy Songs for Sunday (gospel0 Eaglesmith, Fred Lipstick, Lies & gasoline Earle, Steve El Corazon Earle, Steve The revolution Starts Here Edwards, Don Goin’ Back to Texas Edwards, Don Moonlight & Skies Edwards, Don My Hero Gene Autry Edwards, Tex & out on Parole Pardon Me I’ve Got Someone To Kill Ely, Joe Happy Songs of Rattlesnake Gulch Ely, Joe Settle for Love Ely, Joe/Joel Guzman Cactus Evans, John Biggest Fool in Town Evans, Sara Three Chords & The Truth Evans, sara Greatest Hits Flatt & Scruggs Complete Mercury Recordings 28tck Flying Burrito Brothers Songs of the Golden west Ford, Tennessee Ernie Rock City Boogie (30 tcks) Fowler, Kevin Loose Loud & Crazy Fowler, Kevin High on the hog Frizzell, David 16 Super Hits Gaffney, Chris Loser’s Paradise Geezinslaws Blah, Blah, Blah Geezinslaws Wish I had a Job To Shove Gill, Vince The Key (one of the top 5 country cds of last 20 years. Perfect all round) Gilley, Mickey Ten Years of Hits Gimble, Johnny Still Fiddlin’ Around Glaser, Tompall Best of Tompall & Glaser Bros Gosdin, Vern Truly Great Hits Of Green, Lloyd Little Darlin’ Sound Of Haggard, Marty Borders & Boundaries Haggard, merle Serving 190 proof Haggard, Merle Haggard, Merle What a Friend We Have in Jesus Haggard, Noel One Lifetime Haggard, Merle Like Never Before Haggard, Merle Taste of Yesterday’s Wine (w. Geo.Jones) Haggard, Merle Live Haggard, Merle 1994 Haggard, Merle 1996 Haggard, Merle Hart, Freddie Easy Lovin’/My Hang Up Is You Hartford, John RCA Country Legends Hawkins, Ronnie & Hawks Best (Rhino) Hammond, john Push Comes to Shove Hayden, Rodney Down The Road Hayden, Rodney Living the Good Life Heads, Hands & feet Old Soldiers Never Die (albert lee) Hicks, Dan & Hot Licks Blue thumb Years 1971-73 Highway 101 Highway 101 (debut) Hillman, Chris Like a Hurricane Holmes, Monty All I ever Wanted Horton, Johnny 16 Biggest Hits Hot Club of Cowtown Ghost Train Hot Club of Cowtown Continental Stomp (live) Husky, Ferlin Absolutely the Best Intveld, James Have Faith Jackson, Alan Jackson, Alan Greatest Hits Collection Jackson, Alan Under the Influence Jackson, Alan Jackson, Carl Nashville Country Jennings, Waylon Too Dumb for New York City Jennings, Waylon Essential Jennings, Waylon the Ramblin’ man Jennings, Waylon Dreaming My Dreams Jennings, Waylon This Time Jennings, Waylon (with Willie) Jennings, Waylon Take it to the Limit (with Willie) Jennings, Waylon never Say Die Live Jim & jesse First Sounds: The Capitol Years Jiminez, Flaco Squeeze Box King Jones, George I Lived to Tell It All Jones, George Definitive Collection 1965-72 Jones, George Still the Same Old me Jones, George/Tammy Golden Ring Jones, Grandpa Country Music hall of Fame Kane, Candye Knockout Kane, Candye Swango Kane, Candye Diva La Grande Kane, Welch & Kaplin Kane, Welch & Kaplin Keith, ben Christmas at the Ranch Kendall, jeannie jeannie Kendal l(Rounder) Knight, Chris Heart OF Stone Larsen, Blaine Rockin’ You tonight Lauderdale, J/Stanley,R I Feel Like Singing Today Lawson, Doyle Help is on the Way Ledoux, Chris Western Tunesmith/ He Rides Wild Horse Ledoux, Chris Cowboys Ain’t Easy/ Paint Me Back Ledoux, Chris Used To Want to be/ $30 Cowboy Ledoux, Chris Whatcha Gonan Do/ Under This Old Hat Ledoux, Chris Songbook American west/ Sing Me Back Ledoux, Chris 20 originals The early Years Lewis, Jerry lee Platinum Collection Louvin, Charlie (duet) Louvin Brothers Tragic Songs of Life Lovett, Lyle My Baby Don’t tolerate Lovett, Lyle Anthology Vol 1: Cowboy Man Low, eddie Turning Back the Clock Lynn, Loretta Country Music Hall Of Fame Lynne, Shelby Tough All Over McBride, Martina Timeless McBride, Martin Live in Concert cd + dvd (20 songs) McCoy, Charlie harpin’ the Blues Mack, warner Bridge Washed Out 20 GH Maddox, Rose This Is (with Vern Williams Band) Maddox Bros & Rose Introduction (30 tracks) Maphis, Joe Fire on the Strings Martin, Leland Simply Traditional Martin, Leland Leland Martin Matchbox Rockabilly Dyanmos Vol 2 Maultsby, Chuck And His Old Band (Best of Chuck Wagon & the Wheels) Mellons, Ken Where Forever Begins Mills, Big John Honky Tonks & Neon Lights Moffatt, Hugh Life of a Minor poet (inc duet with Martin Delray “Old Days”) Moffatt, Katy Evangeline Hotel Morrow, Cory The Man That I’ve Been Morrow, Cory Band Cory Morrow Band Mountain Heart Road That Never Ends: Live (bluegrass) Murphy, Jimmy Electricity (Suagr Hill classic) Murphey, Michael Martin Cowboy Songs Murphey, Michael Martin Cowboy Songs III Murphey, Michael Martin Cowboy Songs 5 Murray, Ann Duets: Friends & Legends 17 tcks Myles, Heather Seet Talk & Good Lies (duet Dwight) Needle & Thread Pert Near Sandstone (bluegrass) Nelson, Willie How Great Thou Art Nelson, Willie Run That By Me One More Time (R. Price) Nelson, Willie (Christmas) New Coon Creek Girls Everything You Do Norma Jean I Guess That Comes from being Poor Norris, Keith Deuce Notorious Cherry Bombs s/t (Vince Gill & ) O’Connor, Mark New Nashville Cats O’Kanes Imagine That Oak Ridge Boys Definitive Osborne, Sonny The Early Recordings Vol 1 1952-3 Osborne, Sonny The Early Recordings Vol 2 1952-3 Osborne, Sonny The Early Recordings Vol 3 1952-3) Owens, Buck Very Best Vol 1 Owens, Buck Very Best Vol 2 Owens, Buck Open Up Your heart Paisley, Danny The room Over Mine (bluegrass) Paisley, Brad Time Well wasted Parton, Dolly I Believe (reissue “Golden Streets of Glory”…gospel album on RCA) Pederson, Herb Lonesome feeling) Powell, Bodie Turn Up the Jukebox Price, Ray Essential 1951-1962 Pride, Charley There’s a Little Bit of Hank in me Ranch Girls Can You Hear It Rattlesnake Annie Sings Reed, Jerry The Essential Reed, Otis Turn the Page Reeves, Del Greatest Hits (razor & tie) Rice, Tony Cold on the Shoulder Rich, Randy & Poor Boys The Way You Came (hilla/rockabilly) Ricochet One in a Million (2008) new!! Ringer, Jim Best (great compilation of tragic alcoholic…a tad like Don Williams but better and he wrote great songs) Rooney, Jim Brand New Tennessee Waltz/ Ready For the Times to Get Better 2 on1 Russell, Leon Hank wilson’s Back Scott, Ray My Kind of Music Shaw, Amanda Pretty Runs Out Shelton, Blake Barn & Grill Shelton, Blake Startin’ Fires Shelton, Blake Pure BS (deluxe edition) Shepard, Jean 15 Gospel Hits (w. Tommy Overstreet) Seeger, Pete At 89 Pete & friends actually. His singing is still good and the between songs reminiscences are fantastic. Skaggs, Ricky Family & Friends Skaggs, Ricky Kentucky Thunder Skaggs, Ricky Solid Ground Smith, Carl Essential 1950-56 Sonny, Weldon, Hal Steel Guitars of the Grand Ol Opry Spears, Billie Jo Best (Razor & Tie) Stafford, Jean Finest Collection Stanley, Ralph II This One is II Stampley, Joe Best (Varese 18 tracks) Stampley, Joe His Greatest Hits (20 tcks) Razor&Tie Starling, John slidin’ Home Stone, Doug Doug Stone (with “I’d Be Better off in A Pine Box”…what a song) Strait, George Latest Straitest Greatest Hits Street, mel Greatest Hits (1992 edition ) Stringbean Old Time Banjo Pickin & Singin’ Swift, Taylor Fearless (in the words of the great Chubby Checker…how low can you go) Sylvia Where in the World (2002 indie) Taylor, Chip Seven Days oin May Taylor, James Covers (2008…US packaging) Taylor, Todd 3-Five-N (banjoman) Texas Sapphires Roadhouse Gems Thompson, Hank Seven Decades Tillis, Mel Best Travis, merle Very Best of the Shasta Masters Trischka, Tony Double Banjo Bluegrass spectacular Tritt, Travis It’s All About to Change (his best) Tritt, Travis The Lovin Side (Ballads) 16 tracks Tucker, Tanya 20 Greatest Hits Twitty, Conway Silver Anniversary Collection (25 tck) Van Shelton, Ricky Love & Honor Van Shelton, Ricky Wild Eyed Dream Van Shelton, Ricky Loving proof Van Shelton, Ricky III Wagoner, Porter Best of Grad Old Gospel 2008 Wagoner, Porter Gospel 2006 Watson, Dale Every Song I Write Is For You Watson, Dale Truckin’ Sessions Watson, gene At Last (WB out of print…. a steal) Wayne, Bobby Hot Rod Motorcycles (rockabilly) Wayne, Dallas ` I’m Your Biggest Fan Wayne, Dallas Big Thinkin’ Wayne, Dallas Here I Am in Dallas Wells, Kitty Country Music Hall of Fame White River Rodeo Preacher (Bruce Haynes) Whitley, Keith Wilburn Brothers Retrospective Williams, Hank Long Gone Daddy 2cds 40 tracks Williams, Hank Jnr And Friends….first outlaw style album & still one of his best Williams, Paul What a Journey (bluegrass gospel) Williamson, John John Williamson (from Georgia USA) Wiseman, Mac 1ST Recorded Live in Concert Wiseman, Mac Volume Two Wiseman, Mac 15 of my Grandma’s favourites Wiseman, Mac New Traditions Volume One Wiseman, Mac Sings Gospel Volume One Wiseman, Mac Sings Gospel Volume Two Wiseman, Mac 15 of My Gospel Favorites Wiseman, Mac Just Because Wiseman, Mac Letter Edged in Black Wiseman, Mac Sings at the Toronto Horseshoe Club Yates, Billy Billy Yates (with Flowers Young, Neil Everybody Knows This is Nowhere VA 30 Gospel Classic s (Instrumentals) Hickory Records Story Vol. 1 Nashville 30 Dobro Classic Wacky Favorites 2cds novelty songs…some country 4 tracks Wandering Eyes:Songs of Forbidden Love (Dale Watson etc)

BOX SETS Campbell, Glen Legacy 4cds Capitol 80 tcks $50 Cline, Patsy Collection 4cds 104 tcks $45 Hawkins, Hawkshaw Hawk $60 Bear Family 3cds Jennings, Waylon Only Daddy That’ll Walk the Line 2cd 40 tracks. $30 Nelson, Willie The Early Years: Complete Liberty Recordings & More 2cds 61 tcks $35 Pierce, webb Wondering Boy 4 cd + book BUT no Box. $70 (Bear Family 114 tracks) Robbins, Marty Under Western Skies $98 (all his Western songs) Tucker, Tanya 4cds 58 tracks nice book $55 * Limited Series #1 $60 First 6 albums + bonus tracks + book slight damage to box but contents fine **Garth Brooks Limited Series #2 Albums Sevens/Scarecrow/Double Live/ Lost Sessions + All Access dvd $55 all sealed new. **Folk Years: Time life 8 cds + book $80 **Tom T Hall – Storyteller, Poet, Philospopher 2cds 50 tracks $38 Buck Owens The Collection 1959-1990 (Rhino) $50 VASony Music Publishing 6cds over120 tracks $48

$10cds (3 for $25) There is not an unlimited supply. If you pick at least 3 cds odd ones (in this case not divisible by 3) are $8.50 each. So 4 cds will be $25+$8.50 = $33.50. As always these are first in first served. Don’t procrastinate as these will move very quickly 52 Pick Up Saturday Rich & Sunday Poor Allan, Gary Used Heart for Sale Allan, Gary Tough All Over Alvin, Dave Out in California Alvin, Dave Romeo’s Escape Anderson, Bill 20 Greatest Hits Anderson, John All of the people Are Talkin’ Anderson, John Countrified Anderson, John Easy Money Anderson, John Eye of a Hurricane Anderson, John Anthology Anderson, Keith C’Mon Arnold, Jason & Stepsiders Wit hFriends Like These Asleep at Wheel Tribute to Music of Bob Wills Asleep at Wheel Ride With Bob Autry, gene And His Little Darlin’ Mary Lee 17tcks Baillie & Boys Loving Every Minute Ball, David Play Barnett, Mandy Mandy Barnett Bates, jeff Bates, Jeff Leave the Light On Bellamy Brothers Best of the best Bellamy Brothers Number One Hits Bentley, Dierks Greatest Hits:Every Mile a Memory Big & Rich Between Raising Hell & Amazing Grace Bill & Audrey Lookin’ Back to See Black, clint Greatest Hits Black, Clint Ultimate Blakley, Ronee Ronee Blakley Blue Collar Comedy The next Generation cd+ full dvd Boland, Jason Bourbon legend Bonham, Glen Glen Bonham Bottle Rockets Zoysia BR549 BR549 (telephone album) Brewer, Gann Gann Brewer (good Dylanny stuff) Brooks & Dunn Brand New Man Brooks & Dunn Tightrope Brooks & Dunn Hard Workin’ Man Brooks & Dunn Cowboy Town Brown, Junior Semi Crazy Brown, Roger And Swing City Brown, T Graham Next Right Thing Brown, Tanya Rae Meet the Mrs (Mrs Junior) Bum Steers Bum Steers Burgess, Sonny When in Texas Byrd, Jon Byrd’s Auto Parts Byrd, Tracy Tracy Byrd Byrd, Tracy I’m From the Country Byrd, Tracy Big Love Byrd, Tracy Love Lessons Cale, J J Rewind (2007 on Time Life) Camp, Shawn Shawn Camp Campbell, Glen Meet Glen Campbell (his 2008 album) Campbell, Stacy Dean Hurt City Carroll, adam Lookin’ Out the screen Door Carter Family My Clinch Mountain Home Carter, Carlene Little Acts of Treason Carter, Carlene Hindsight 20/20 Case, Neko Fox Confessor Brings the Flood Cash, Johnny American Recordings Cash, Johnny Unchained Cash/Carter 16 Biggest Hits (John & June) Chambers, Kasey & S. Nicholson Rattlin’ Bones Charles, Ray (actually 22 track comp. of his C & W albums 1& 2 Charles, Ray Just Between Us Charles, Ray Super Hits straight reissue “Friendship” Chesney, Kenny Me & You Chesney, Kenny I Will Stand Chesney, Kenny All I Need to Know Chesney, Kenny Chesney, Kenny The Road & The Radio Chesney, Kenny Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates Chesney, Kenny Be As You Are Chesnutt, Mark Chesnutt, Mark Mark Chesnutt Chesnutt, Mark What a Way to Live Chesnutt, Mark Wings Chesnutt, Mark Chesnutt, Mark Longnecks & Short Stories Chrome Daddies Who’s Your Daddy (rockabilly) Clark, Terri Terri Clark Claypool, Phillip Circus Leaving Town Cochran, Tammy Where I Am Coffey, Kellie Walk On Connors, Graeme Best Till Now Connors, Graeme The Return Cook, Elizabeth Balls Crowell, Rodney Diamonds & Dirt Crowell, Rodney Collection Daniel, Davis Davis Daniel Dawson, Ronnie Just Rockin’ & Rollin’ Delevante, Bob Columbus & the Colossal Mistake Dennis, Wesley Wesley Dennis Denver, John Definitive All Time Hits 2cds Diamond Rio Greatest Hits Dickerson, Deke More Million Sellers Dickerson, Deke Rhythm Rhyme & truth Dillingham, Craig Almost Yesterday (A+++) Duncan, Johnny Classic Country Dunn, Holly Milestones (Greatest) Edwards, Kathleen Asking for Flowers Emilio Life is Good Evans, Sara The Early Years Evans, Sara No Place That far Farris, Amy Anyway (Yep Roc) Faucett, Dawnett Taking My Time (a gem on Step One) Flatlanders Now Again Floyd, Eddie Eddie Loves You Fritsch, Todd Todd Fritsch Fritsch, Todd Sawdust Gary, John Very Best (pop singer) Gatlin, Larry & Gatlion Bros Your Ticket To Gattis, Keith Germino, Mark rank & File (unplugged) Giant Sand Provisions Gilkyson, Eliza Hard Times In Babylon Gilkyson, Eliza Your Town Tonight Golden Smog Blood on the Slacks Gracin, Josh We Weren’t Crazy Gray, Damon Looking for Trouble Greene, Jack Best of Best Griffin, Patty 1000 Kisses Griffith, Andy American Originals Haggard, Merle Motorcycle Cowboy: Live at Billy bobs Hammond, John Push Comes to Shove Hancock, Butch War & peace Hancock, Butch Own &Own Hancock, Butch Own the Way Over here Hancock, Butch Eats Away the Night Hanna-McEuen Hanna McEuen (Nitty Gritty sons) Harms, Joni After All Harms, Joni Cowgirl Dreams Harris, Emmylou Wrecking Ball Harris, Emmylou Songs of the West Harris, Emmylou Roses in Snow (note Australian pressing) Harris, Kim & Reggie Underground Railway &Civil Rights Songs Haynes, Bruce Love at First Sight (anti honky tonk king) Hearne, Bill & Bonnie Diamonds in the Rough Hensley, Tim Long Monday (nice bluegrass cd with guests inc. Vince gill, Patty Loveless) Herndon, ray Living the Dream (Kristofferson guests) Hill, Byron Best of First 20 Years 2 cds Hillbilly Idol Hillbilly Idol (great) Hillbilly Idol 3: Lights of Town Hobart, Rex/Misery Boys Your Favorite fool Hobart, Rex/Misery Boys Forever Always Ends Hoffman, Billy Billy hoffman Holmes, Monty All I Ever Wanted Horton, Johnny 16 Biggest Hits Hudgins, Lucas Honky Tonk Illusion House, Tom Jesus Doesn’t Live Here Anymore I See Hawks in LA Hallowed Ground (like Burritos) Insley, Dave West Texas Wine Jackson, Alan When Somebody Loves You Jackson, Alan Jackson, Alan Jackson, Alan Jackson, Alan Who I Am Jackson, Alan Jackson, Alan Don’t Rock the Jukebox Jackson, Alan A Lot About Livin’ * Jackson, Alan What I Do James, Sonny Young Love (16 trk) James, Sonny Young Love (21 trks) James, Winston Hotter Than the Flame Jennings, Shooter The Wolf Jennings, Shooter Put the O Back in Country Jones, Zona Harleys & Horses Joss, Scott Souvenirs Judds Wynonna & Naomi Judds River of Time Judds Heartland Judds Love Can Build a Bridge Judds Reunion 2cds Great! Kamp, Ted Russell Divisadero Kane, Keiran Dead Reckoning Kane, Keiran Six months No Sun Kane, Keiran The Blue Chair Keith, Ben To A Wild Rose (Neil Young’s band) Keith, Toby Greatest Hits Keith, Toby Unleashed Ketchum, Hal Past the Point of Rescue Kimes, Royal Wade Hangin’ Round the Moon Kimes, Royal Wade A Dyin’ Breed King, Jill Jillbilly Knight, jeff Easy Street Knight, Jeff They’ve Been Talkin’ About me Kohrs, Randy Old Photograph Koller, Fred No Songs Left to Sell Kristofferson, Kris Third World Warrior Kristofferson, Kris Broken Freedom song Lady Antebellum Lady Antebellum Lawrence, Eddy Locals Lawrence, Tracy Very Best (21 tcks) Laws Ride it Out (like Woodys!!Great!!) Ledoux, Chris 20 Greatest Hits Ledoux, Chris old Cowboy heroes Ledoux, Chris Whatcha Gonna Do With a Cowboy Little Joe Tu Amigo (2 duets w. Willie inc) LAGQs Los Angeles Guitar Quartet (acoustic) Lambert, Miranda Crazy Ex Girlfriend Leigh, Danni 29 Nights (the female Dwight!!) Little Joe Tu Amigo 9inc 2 great Willie duets) Loveless, Patty Honky Tonk Angel Loveless, Patty Greatest Hits Loveless, Patty Trouble With the truth Lovett, Lyle Pontiac Lovett, Lyle And His Large Band Lovett, Lyle I Love Everybody Lovett, Ruby Ruby Lovett Lowe, Frank Sings Ray Price All Time GH Lynn, Loretta Lynn, Loretta Still Country Lynne, Shelby Tough All Over Lynne, Shelby Soft Talk McBride, Martina Waking Up Laughing McCaslin, Mary Broken promises McCoy, Neal Where Forever Begins McCoy, Neal The Very Best McDowell, Ronnie Unchained melody McEntire, Reba Best of Mercury Years McEntire, Reba So Good Together McEntire, Reba What Am I Gonna Do About You McEntire, Reba If You See Him McEntire, Reba It’s Your Call McEntire, Reba Room to Breathe McEntire, Reba Have I Got a Deal McEuen, John String Wizards II McKee, Maria Late December McMurtry, James Childish Things Maddox, rose The Moon Is Rising Marshall Tucker band Next Adventure Matt, jim All My Wild Oats (w. 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