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Cash Box , Music Page 31 December 5 , 1953 TBE CASH Bfl* Cl Wsmu Houhdup) The Cash Box , Music Page 31 December 5 , 1953 TBE CASH Bfl* cl Wsmu houhdup) The significance and growth of Country & Western and Folk Music was evidenced in Nashville November 20th, 21st and 22nd. Hundreds of the nation’s leading deejays and music industry personnel gathered in this city to add the crowning touches which made Grand Ole Opry’s 28th Anniversary a glorious success! The three-day festival, which is definitely slated to be an annual affair will be remembered for some time . and, can be marked down now as one of the outstanding events of the year . and positively a great stride Marty Licklider Tommy Sutton forward for all who engage in this beloved American Music. (See other stories Art Barrett Ashtabula, Ohio in this issue of Cash Box.) Just received word that WICA— WING— Dayton, Ohio WAVY—Portsmouth, Va. 1. 1 Forgot More (Davis Sisters) 1. Bimbo (Jim Reeves) 1. Rose Lee Maphis has a new release out being shipped Leave Her Alone (Ray Price) 2. A Heap Of Lovin' (Hawkins) 2. You're Gone (Davis Sisters) 2. Sorrow And coast to coast, and the platter is titled “Please Mister Pain (Davis Sit.) 3. Caribbean (Mitchell Torok) 3. Caribbean (Mitchell Torok) 3. Look (Kenny Lee) Mailman” out on the Okeh label. Ferlin Huskey and 4. Tain't Nice (Carlisles) 4. North Wind (Slim Whitman) 4. Wake Up, Irene (Thompson) Chapel (Glenn) 5. Jean Shepard are currently in the midst of an all-day 5. Crying In The Then I'll Come Back 5. There Stands The Glass Long, 6. At The End Of A (Lefty Frizzell) (Webb Pierce) tour, which was set up by Buck and Sunny Agency, Robbins) , Lonely Day (Marty 6. Shake A Hand (Red Foley) 6. Weary Blues (Hank Williamt) Let Be The One (Locklin) 7. Let Be The /. Medford, Oregon. Negotiations are under way for 7. Me Me One (Locklin) Kiss Me Big (Tennessee Ernie) It's long (W. Pierce) 8. Yesterday's Huskey and Shepard to fly to Hawaii for December 8. Been So Girl (Thompson) 8. Tain't Nice (Carlisles) 9. Stole That Train (Price) 9. Singing On The Other 9. ’54 Who Side Ricochet (Pee Wee King) dates, returning for early appearances in Southern I'm Falling In Love 10. 10. 1 Thing (Martha Carson) God Was So Good To Me is (Darrell Glenn) 10. It's Been territory. Jim Reeves’ fine platter “Bimbo” really So Long (W. Pierce) (Andy Wilson) rolling, and it is reported that the Abbott office is actually swamped with orders. Reeves is a member Clay Eager Cuz'n Larry Lane Sheriff Tex Davis of the popular “Louisiana Hayride” Show on KWKH, WLOK—Lima, Ohio WEBK—Tampa, Fla. WLOW Shreveport, La. The Colwell Brothers, Columbia re- —Norfork, Va. Glass 1. 1. There Stands The Make Me Live Again 1. I Forgot More cording artists, are on a world tour. This one is dif- (Davis Sisters) (Webb Pierce) (J. Heap-P. 2. Let Williams) Me Be The One (Locklin) ferent from the usual run because of the fact that 2. Let Me Be The One (Locklin) 2. Transfer (Tommy Sands) J. Mama, Come HUSKEY & SHEPARD Get Your Baby they are working without pay, and are pickin’ and 3. Sorrow And Pain (Davis Sis.) 3. Gambler's Guitar (M. Travis) Boy (Eddy Arnold) 4. If God Can Forgive You 4. Tennessee Wig-Walk (B. Lou) 4. 1 Wouldn't singin’ their hearts out, and at the same time spread- Treat A Dog Like (Charlie Gore) 5. River Of Tears (York Bros.) Y U Tr®a,in - 9 Me (Huskey) ing the word of (Honesty, Unselfishness, Purity and Love) 5. For Now And Always (Snow) 6. Too Young To Cut 5. r' 2 ,.7 Moral-Re-Armament the God Was So Good (Al Terry) 6. (The Carlisles) Mustard 6. to men, women and children of all races, colors and creeds. Recently they did Unpucker (J. Glenn) There Stands The Glass 7. I'm Here To Get My Baby 7. A Vitamin Called Love bb in Ramblin’ re- ( We Pierce) a command performance England! Lou of WHLD, Niagara Out Jail (R. Keefer) 7.7 r -ul. Of (Jack Cardwell) Caribbean (Mitchell Torok) cently the Wheeling, Va. Jamboree Show. Lou con- 8. Calling You (Hank Williams) 8. guested on WWVA, W. 8. Let Me Be The One (Locklin) Hands Go Round The Clock 9. Divorce Granted (E. Tubb) ducted a bus excursion for the show and sold four bus loads for the trip. Lou ( Tom Anderson) 9. I'm Walking The Dog (Pierce) o i 10. Mama, Come Get Your Baby a e ... stint over station in 0r lone (Ray Priee has just recently started a half-hour TV WBUF Buffalo, Arnold) 10. It's Been So 10.io w t n ^ > Boy (Eddy Long (W. Pierce) Wake Up, Irene (Thompson) New York. Lou, a good friend of hundreds of country artists, has done much to promote Country Music in his section of the country. Kenny Si has a new Fred Wamble Cactus Jim Western Clarence C. & W. Disk Jockey Program on Radio Station WIRE, Indianapolis, Indiana. Kneeland Montgomery, Ala. KUTA Salt Lake City, The Show called The Hoosier Jamboree is on from 11 to 11:30 A. M. every WBAM— — Utah WERI & WICH— Saturday. Kenny welcomes any C. & W. artist as his guest. Lula Bell Si and 1. Leave Her Alone (Ray Price) 1. Bimbo (Jim Reeves) Jewett City, Conn. 2. Tain't Nice (Carlisles) 2. Yesterday's Girl (Thompson) her Country Melody have a date set Dec. 12th for personal appearance ' “ey J °e! (Carl Smith) Boys 3. Too Young To Cut The 3. Counterfeit Kisses (E. Tubb) £0(9°* More (Davis with Smiley Burnette at Columbus, Indiana. Miss Si Mustard (J. Glenn) 4. Satisfaction Guaranteed ? Sisters) ' m Falling In Title 4. It's A Long, Long Ride (Carl Smith) Love has a new recording coming up. of the songs W ' ,h You (Marty Robbins) 5. Mama, Come Get Your Baby , „. (Darrell Glenn) Heart” backed by 4. Bimbo (Jim Reeves) are “Sweet Kisses And A Cold 5. Satisfaction Guaranteed Boy (Eddy Arnold) 5. Pa-Paya Mama (Bonnie “Come Back To My Heart.” John Shipman of For- (Carl Smith) 6. Too Old To Tango (Ernest Lou) V aM i The 6. Greatest Thrill (S. James) Tubb and Red Foley) D°9 (Pierce) Sisters recording My 7.7 lf | ?S tune Records reports that The Davis Hey Joe! (Kitty Wells) 7. 1 Love You (Ginny Wright) of “Heartbreak is clicking. Little Jimmie 7. Pa-Paya Mama (J. Logsdon) o. It s A Long, Long Ahead” 8. Weary Blues (Hank Williams) Ride 8. It's Been So Long (W. Pierce) M arty Robbins) Dickens (Columbia) selection for the holiday season 9. Don't Let Your Pride Break o D u a r* . ~ ! 9. Rub-A-Dub-Dub (Thompson) is “Barefooted Little Cowboy” backed with “There’s Your Heart (B. Walker) 9. Hopeless Love (Lefty Frizzell) You Knew Me When You 10. Bimbo (Jimmy Reeves) 10. North Wind (Slim Whitman) No Place Like Home On Christmas.” Dewey Mousson Were Lonely (Eddie Zack) who manages “Mr. Personality” reports that Jimmie recently broke all house records on his recent visit to Shel Horton F. M. Smith Fred Wamble the Dixie Bell Ballroom in Detroit. The Victor people WHUN—Huntingdon, Pa. WFOR—Hattiesburg, Miss. XEG—Montgomery, have another up and coming artist in the person of Ala. 1. Hey Joe! (Kitty Wells) 1. There Stands The Glass 1. Leave Her Alone (Ray Price) Charleine is getting lots of 2. Arthur who good comment 2. It's Written In The Stars (Webb Pierce) Tain t Nice (Carlisles) 2. Satisfaction Guaranteed J. on her recording of “Heartbreak Ahead” backed with (Pinetoppers) Too Young To Cut The 3. Oh, Mis-rable Love (Carl Smith) “I’m Looking At The Moon And Wishing On A Star.” Mustard (J. Glenn) 3. 1 Fell Out RED FOLEY (Pee Wee King) Of A Xmas Tree h. Satisfaction Guaranteed Roy Smith, oatune man for WKDA is doing a fine job 4. There Stands The Glass (Little Rita Fay) C ... (C. Smith) 4. Who Said 1 Said That (Long) o. It of spinning out C&W records these days. To start, (Webb Pierce) s A Long, Long Ride 5. Fancy Pants 5. Spanish Fireball (Hank Snow) (Floyd Cramer) (Marty Roy does “The Ridgerunners” deejay Show on Sundays, from 2 p. m. until 4 . Robbins) 6. Back Room Polka (Del Wood) 6. I'll Live With God , „ „ The °ne (Locklin) p. m. Monday through Sunday, Roy carries on with the “Hayloft Jamboree” 7. Mama, Come Get Your Baby (Louvin Bros.) 77. DonDon-Tl !\ t Let Your Pride Break 7. Mama, Come Get Your aired from 7-10 p. m. Monday through Friday, Roy sets the listeners right Boy (Eddy Arnold) Baby Your Heart (B. Walker) Boy (Eddy Arnold) with “Teen Town,” a deejay show that has both pop and country music. 8. Pride (Jimmy Wakely) 8. You Always On 8. Upper Plate (Homer & Jethro) Get By (R. Price) 9. Weary Blues From Waitin' 9. Weary Saturdays, the “Teen Town” show runs from 2 p. m. until 5 p. m., and it is an 9. Kiss Me Big (Tennessee Ernie) Blues (Hank Williams) (Hank Williams) all-request show. The show is now being conducted from the Public Library on 10. Walking And Humming 10. Don't Make Me Ashamed 10. Tain't Nice (Carlisles) (Ferlin Huskey) Saturdays from the recreation room of the library. The gathering in Nashville (Marty Robbins) was such a fine event it is hardly possible to keep off the subject.
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