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Archive #5

Posted December 28, 2005
Hey, Guys great radio station. I get to hear country music the way it use to be and still should be. Keep on keeping it Country. Could you play Dreams of a Dreamer by Darrel Mccall. Thanks and have a great day and happy New Year. Dale Walker - dale6034@sbcglobal.net
Posted December 27, 2005
What do you know about Al Gannaway? Raymond Jones - rjones840@stx.rr.com
Posted December 24, 2005
When is the CD with Merle Haggard and Sonny Langely coming out? It is supposed to have the song Sonny wrote about "The Ballad Of Jack Tanner"? THANKS. Sue "Tanner" Falling - bobfalling@sbcglobal.net
Posted December 23, 2005
Hi: Great site ! Just what we need, a site promoting the sounds That made Nashville Tenn. The country music capitol o the world ... Not much of the good ole sounds being recorded there anymore. (Just my opinion)I still love the good ole days. Would love you all to check out my website also www.billsterlingpickin.com This is a great site "Keep it Country". Bill Sterling
Posted December 22, 2005
Please help me locate an interview that took place on the nashville now show in the mid 80's with ralph emory and johnny cash. Cleveland Price - kc-price@farmerstel.com
Posted December 20, 2005
I'm looking for lyrics to songs sung by Jeanne Sealy. Marie - mariel@awesomenet.net
Posted December 20, 2005
i am looking for the record by Martin Del Ray "Lillies white lies". colleen hausauer - ech909@msn.com
Posted December 14, 2005
Two years ago I saw Jeanette Hicks at a reunion show for former Louisiana Hayride members in Shreveport, La. Send an e-mail to this address. This guy organized the show so he may be able to help you. joeykent@shreve.net. If you cannot find her let me know. I may have another address that may help you. Alex Hale - alexhale@cox.net
Posted December 14, 2005
This may just be a rumor, but I belive it is true. "Jamboree USA" in Wheeling, West Virginia is owned by Comcast and is being closed. I belive this because there are no shows scheduled after January, 2006 and I think that if this happens it will be another step against Country music. Jamboree USA has been around since the early 1900's and is a great place to go see good country music shows. Comcast also refuses to carry "GAC" (the channel that carries the Grand Ole Opry) on their cable system. Slowly but surely access to country music is being limited and I'd like to know why? Carl L Summers - carl_17225@yahoo.com
Posted December 14, 2005
I am looking for information on a country singer named Shelby Jean Davis that was on the radio in the late 1930's. I was named for her and would like to know something about her. Any information would be welcome. Shelba Pugh - swpugh1@verizon.net
Posted December 13, 2005
Please Release Me was written by E.Miller, D. Williams and R. Yont and recorded 12/28/53. Alex Hale - alexhale@cox.net
Posted December 12, 2005
Hi ... I've been looking for information on some of the forgotten ladies of country music. Margie Singleton and Jeanette Hicks. I was wondering if they're still with us and how one might contact them. There was also a lady named June Webb. She toured with Roy Acuff for a while, but that's all I know. If anyone has any info on any of these ladies, sure would appreciate it. Bob Robinson - robinson04@wavecomputers.net
Posted December 11, 2005
Does anyone know if Cal Smith had an LP or cassette tape of these songs: I had it on an 8 track and loved it. Daddy Don't Cry, Even A Wino Has A Home, For My Baby, Games That Daddies Play, Ghost Of Jim Bob Wilson, Heart's All That Matters, Heaven Is Just A Touch Away, I Just Came Home to Count the Memories, I Sure Hate To See Me Go, I'll Remember Her That Way, Love's The Next of Kin to Infinity. I taped the 8 track but it isn't very good and would really like either the record or tape if anyone has it. Thanks from a true country lover, Dottie - dotmar@earthlink.net
Posted December 11, 2005
i was answering the question about the song hell yes i cheated. it was recorded by james pastell in 77. it was also recorded by jim owens. u can only buy this song by them artist on a 45 record. it was wriiten by glenn sutton and larry cheshier. brian - lilgillder25@yahoo.com
Posted December 11, 2005
I am trying to find out some information on the Grand Ole opry Stars of the Fifties Tribute VHS collection by Al Gannaway. I know there were 12 volumes, but is this the only collection available of the Opry in the Fifties? I located one that is called Country Classic Gold Series - Grand Ole Opry Stars of the Fifties - 12 volume set as well. Are these one and the same? Thanks Betty - joealexander2@juno.com
Posted December 11, 2005
I would like to find out who wrote the country western song Please Release Me, Let Me Go. Virginia Holder - virginiaholder@hotmail.com
Posted December 10, 2005
The Record Lady had to discontinue her site because was she was threatend with a lawsuit over copywright issues. Alex Hale - alexhale@cox.net
Posted December 10, 2005
I have been trying to find a listing of the songs that Tommy Collins wrote. I have been through search engine after search engine. I was a fan as a 9 year old in 1954, when I heard "You Better Not Do That." I became a bigger fan after meeting Tommy in Korea 10 years later during his USO tour there. He invited me to join him in Bakersfield when my tour was up, an invitation I acted on without hesitation.
           I do know other artists have recorded material by Tommy, and am able to find out a few songs here and there, but would really like to have a complete listing of the songs he wrote, and those which were recorded by others. I have the "Leonard" box set which tells me most of the songs he recorded, but the booklet that accompanied it has been lost in one of many moves I have made.
           If you can be of any help, or steer me in the right direction, I would appreciate it. Thanking you in advance, I remain:
John L. Egan aka Lost John - john_egan_jr@hotmail.com
Chief Announcer for Radio Bayonet, American Forces Korea Network 1964-1965
Last broadcast position: Announcer, WENO radio, Nashville, Tennessee in the 70's
Posted December 9, 2005
I would like to know if record lady has a web site. also if I could get the web address or email. nancy - homecare@bluefrog.biz
Posted December 8, 2005
Just wanted to let you folks know you're doing a great job keeping traditional country music alive and going strong ... I've been doing for fifty years and still playing on WAMU 88.5 FM washington, dc. I HOPE YOU LIVE AS LONG AS YOU WANT AND NEVER WANT AS LONG AS YOU LIVE ... BYE BYE DARLING ... TOM 'CAT' REEDER. tomcatreeder@netzero.com
Posted December 7, 2005
I need to find a CD of Eddie Rabbits Greatest Hits that includes the song "I Don't Know Where To Start". I know that it was on the album "Step By Step". It's a Christmas present for my husband. Thanks!! Jennifer Bean - JennBean1015@aol.com
Posted December 7, 2005
I'm looking for records, cds, tapes, of cousin ford lewis. let me know if you know where i can find his music. Thanks, jack - studejack1@sbcglobal.net
Posted December 7, 2005
Back around 1943 Texas Jim Robertson performed at our theatre in Jamaica, N.Y. I fell in love with his voice and style. He signed my autograph book, and from then on I was hooked. I went once to see him perform on radio, and also found out where his wife lived in Nyack. She invited me and my girlfriends to spend a day or two at their home while Jim was by then in the Marines. We met their little girl. We had a lovely time. Several years later I found out his daughter had been killed by a car. I know nothing more, but would like to hear anything more as to what transpired since that time. They were lovely people. doris hansen graney - dorisbklyn@hotmail.com
Posted December 6, 2005
I looking to download the christmas song. The Christmas bell (ding a ling) by Lynne Anderson. mburles@telusplanet.net Posted December 6, 2005
I would like to know if anyone has the words to an old Wilf Carter song, titled.." I'm Coming Back Dear To You" I'm not sure of the year he recorded this, but it was my mother's favorite...so I would be so grateful if someone could send it to me or let me know where I can get it.. Thank you so much...Lorrie - lolla38@telus.net
Posted December 6, 2005
My step-father Kenny Payton made several recording at the Big D Jamboree in 1963. I was wondering if there are any records left that I may obtain and if so, How? He has since passed and would like to bring back old memories. Thanks for your assistance, Bob LaGarde - damaho@bluemarble.net
Posted December 6, 2005
i was wondering ifanyone knew of Merle Haggard email address. He is my cousin and i am trying to get in tuoch him him. thanks for your help in advanced. email me at charger69sgurl@yahoo.com. thanks again, christie mccoy
Posted December 6, 2005
My name is Fabris G. Luca, 39 years old. I'm an Elvis researcher expecially on the early days. Mainly all these researches are in relation to a book/CD project for the Elvis fan club network I've been asked to help.It's a 3/4 CD 200 pages book about Elvis stay at SUN records done by Ernst Jorgensen which I'm now helping detailing the period from July of 1954 through the end of 1955. Ernst is BMG chief at Elvis music archive. The book will consist of more than 400 early photos - half of them previously unpublished. It's not an attempt of once again write the story of Elvis Presley, but more a collection of information, photos, memorabilia and stories shared by fans who where there at the time. The book will not deal in gossip or other unpleasant material it's all about the innocence of the time and the impact of Elvis' music. We are trying to document every single show Elvis did, and we have come fairly close. So I'm looking for photos,recordings from Louisiana Hayride or Opry, or any live radio gig or interview .... ANYTHING IS WELCOME FROM THE50s!! And Elvis played the Mississippi area a lot during 1955 but we have very few info and no photos at all! If you want I could send a short note on the focus of my actual search. Could you help? Photos, memories ....? Hope to hear from you soon and that this is not too much of an intrusion. Sincerely yours, Fabris G.Luca, Elvis Researcher - plcpf@tin.it
Posted November 30, 2005
I grew up listening to A Stoneman Christmas. I am desperately looking for this album and have been for about ten years. If anyone has this album or knows where I can purchase it, please email me. Georgeen - gsleader808@yahoo.com
Posted November 30, 2005
IS GREAT TO KNOW THIS SITE. EMEKA EZE - MAYAMAGA@HOTMAIL.COM
Posted November 29, 2005
Does anyone know of a cd that has "Birds and Children Fly Away" on it. It was originally sang by Kenny Price, but Cal Smith has also recorded it. It is not available on Amazon.Com, and I'd really like to get a copy before Christmas. Mary - mmanuel@usd506.k12.ks.us
Posted November 28, 2005
If you are talking about the western cowboy Johnnie MacBrown,his name was John MacBrown. He was an all american football player at Alabama. Alex Hale - alexhale@cox.com
Posted November 28, 2005
Who played johnie mcbrown? alan walmsley - walmslal@aol.com
Posted November 28, 2005
Please visit my new site: www.edpalmer.com. Thank you, Ed Palmer, edpalmermusic@hotmail.com Posted November 27, 2005
We have written a poem/song tribute to Johnny Cash and wanted to submit it to someone, somewhere for publication but do not know where or how. We have never done this type of thing before and if you could offer any advice or direction it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time. Dan and Victoria Falconer, Oregon - dnvfalconer@earthlink.net - victoria.falconer@state.or.us
Posted November 27, 2005
CAN YOU GIVE ME THE ADDRESS OF CARL SMITH? I NEED HIS AUTOGRAPH. RON MYRICK - ronald.myrick@verizon.net
Posted November 27, 2005
I AM LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO TAPED CMT'S 100 GREATEST DUETS SHOW. Pam - CPSBURLEW@AOL.COM
Posted November 27, 2005
We are proud to announce the addition of Colonel Robert's narration of "The Night Before Christmas" on our site, www.meetrobertmorris.com - Click on "Songs/Lyrics. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted November 27, 2005
Rex Gosdin still alive? Does any one know where Vern Gosdin lives? Christopher - taboo.u.2@gmail.com
Posted November 27, 2005
Please try to find anything on country singer jack shook he sang with owen bradley, dotie dillard, ernest tubb also song with earl scruggs. was he married did he have any children? he is my great uncle, all i know is he was born sept 10 1910 died sept 23 1986.he had a band, the missouri mountaineers in the 30's. i am looking for one particular song he recorded, with dottie dillard BLUES STAY AWAY FROM ME. anything you can find. thank you, jean litz, MOTHERGOOSE@BELLSOUTH.NET
Posted November 27, 2005
This is Tommy Riddle, on the Traditional Country Music Hall of Fame home page. I wanted to let you know that I am available for bookings, and I have CD's for sale. I can be contacted at my mailing address or e-mail address. Mailing Address: 4817 Wycliff Rd., Portsmouth, Va 23703. Phone Number 757-484-8452, e-mail address; tcr27@cox.net>br>
Posted November 24, 2005
could someone please tell me the title to a song with the lyrics little bo peep with a broom and mop. i need to know who sings it. brenda carmack - londastreasures@yahoo.com
Posted November 24, 2005
I like country music very much ... and heard a song by chance sung by an aussie,i really enjoyed it. His name was (percy hanson) since then i have been trying to find some of his music and more about him with no luck at all, have i got the name wrong, hope someone can help. thanks. kevin - kev.sylv@blueyonder.co.uk
Posted November 23, 2005
I don't know who wrote Hell Yes I Cheated, but Nat Stuckey from Shreveporl, La. recorded the song. Alex Hale - alexhale@cox.net
Posted November 22, 2005
WHO WROTE THE SONG HELL YES I CHEATED? WENDY PRUITT - PRUITT0477@BELLSOUTH.NET
Posted November 21, 2005
i am looking forwards to seeing the show on the 5 december. good luck to all the cast. tony wallace - tonywallace473@hotmail.com
Posted November 20, 2005
HI THERE, WAS WATCHING AWARD SHOW AND THEY SAID CHRIS LEDOUX past away, could i get some information , was it by sickness or other things i would like some information, Please, Thank You - Joe Despres - jdespres4622@rogers.com
Posted November 20, 2005
I remember a song in the 1950's called "All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth", which I think was sung by a juvenile singer named Jimmy Boyd. Can anyone confirm this for me?? Please! If it wasn't him, who was it? I do know that Jimmy Boyd sang "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Clause", but the two front teeth song is the one I need to know was sung by him. jcmoonbow@juno.com
Posted November 19, 2005
I have been trying to find the song Cadallic Johnson for several years. If anyone has any info please let me know. If I get any info, I'll post it here. Thanks very much. alexhale@cox.net - Alex Hale
Posted November 18, 2005
I am a former radio dj from the old wsds radio in the metro detroit area. I have a number of old interviews from lots of old country artists that I conducted with them in the early 1990's. I have not been in radio for a number of years and I would like to find a home for all this stuff. let me know if you have any suggestions. Roger Lamp - rlamp70@yahoo.com
Posted November 18, 2005
I have looked everywhere i can think of for a record of Gary Gentry's recording of I SOLD ALL OF TOM T HALL SONGS LASTNIGHT. I would sure appreciate anyone who can find me a copy in any format, please e mail me this is a great site. Thank you, Gene Jack - foxfire8@wky.quik.com
Posted November 18, 2005
Hey, Check out The Robert Morris Fan club at www.robertmorrisfanclub.com it is a great place to check out what Robert is up to these days as well as to talk about His music and the such on the Message board check it out! He's got some great traditional music coming out and I think you all will like it, Tammy - Tamsdrums@aol.com
Posted November 18, 2005
I am sending you the web site of drummer Jan Kurtis. Ernest Tubb 1959-61 Ray Price 1961-63 and 82-83. Bobby Goldsboro as drummer and manager 1970-1980. Jan along with good friend the late Dottie West planned on presenting the side man idea in the 70's to the Hall of Fame. Jan has certainly earned a chance to be with fellow peers having been in bands and sessions with Buddy Emmons, Pete Wade, Leon Rhodes, Pig Robbins, Buddy Spicher, Glen Campbell, James Burton, The Judy Lynn Show, Bobby Hicks and  most all of the sidemen already in the Hall Of Fame. Jan has played on many big country albums. In 1962 Jan was voted the number one country drummer in Los Angeles. Jan was the producer of the timeless live recording of Ernest Tubb Live 1965. He is the only drummer to perform a full drum solo on a country album. (Ernest Tubb Live 1965) Camelot Records. www.camelotmedia.com click CDs Ernest Tubb. Ronnie Pugh knows Jan and Jan is part of Mr. Pugh's book on Ernest Tubb. He is in the Ernest Tubb sideman hall of fame. Please visit Jan's web page for a full view of his music career past and present. www.camelotmedia.com/jankurtis.html. He really deserves to be remembered for his contribution to Country Music as an sideman. He was a real cutting edge drummer and one of kind in Nashville in the 60s and 70s. He is still very active in the music business. Jan's best friend for many years is session legend Buddy Harmon. Sincerely, Susan Jacobson - cwsongbird@aol.com
Posted November 18, 2005
Seeking the artist' name who sang "CADILLAC JOHNSON" back in the early 70's. I think this is the correct title. Would appreciate any info if you know. Thanks and regards, gm carpenter - garygmcarp@cs.com
Posted November 17, 2005
ED. NOTE: John Carter Cash in celebration of Johnny Cash-The Complete Sun Recordings 1955-1958, will play a few tunes and stick around to sign this new collection that celebrates the early career of his father. November 18th will be the theatrical release of Walk The Line, the Johnny and June Carter Cash biopic of this early period in their careers. Meet John Carter, see the movie at the mall and make it a Johnny Cash weekend. Surf www.cashthesunyears.com & www.walkthelinethemovie.com/site/index.php. So, come on by to meet Johnny's son, John Carter Cash at Tower Records Opry Mills, Nashville, 11/19 at 4 PM.
Posted November 17, 2005
ED. NOTE: The first Merle Haggard Webcast is this Saturday, November 19th at 3pm pst. The show is going to be completely unedited, uncensored and Merle at his very best. So we would like to invite you into Merle's living room for an hour for some songs, talk, and guests, it's going to be Merle and its going be very unique and entertaining. Pre-ordering of the webcast is being set up at a an exceptionally fan-friendly cost of only $15.00 for this first show. A notice will be posted on www.merlehaggard.com. Latest News, Forum and Shopping Cart pages and an e-mail newsletter will be sent when pre-orders are available.
Posted November 16, 2005
Hello my name is Sheila Brown. I am Hylo's daughter I can get you the lyrics you are looking for if daddy did it I know it. I am hoping you can help me to find a way to reach Marty Stuart and Connie Smith. I will be in Nashville on Nov 17th and it is very important I can contact them per dad's request before he passed away any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time. Sheila Brown - domofthay@altel.net
Posted November 16, 2005
Please check out the only official Loretta Lynn Auction site. Have a look and bid if you can. The only way my grandmother is going to continue offering her things to the public is if there is traffic to the store and bids on the auctions. Please email any questions to auctions@lorettalynn.com - Thank you, Ernie Lynn Jr.
Posted November 16, 2005
Hi, I am looking for a karaoke CD of Patsy Cline Songs. Can anyone shed light on where I can get one? Jenni Craven - cravenmusic@rivercto.net
Posted November 15, 2005
Looking for a K.T. Oslin karaoke tape? delia twells - deliatwells@yahoo.com
Posted November 15, 2005
Hi, I found the lyrics for the song, "Santa Claus Is My Kinda Guy", by Mike A. & Heter, Jude Tkacik. Where could I find the music or sheet music? We would like our students to sing the song at our school Christmas concert. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, Charlie - cjenkins@sd23.bc.ca
Posted November 13, 2005
Hello, my name is Anna, I was just visiting to find out a little about the Montana Cowgirls since my great grandmother was one of the performers. Her name is Ruth. I still have her guitar, and alot of the original records. Anna Abbott - acabbott@cox.net
Posted November 13, 2005
I'm trying to find a song sung by, I'm pretty sure, Molly Bee. Unfortunately, I don't know the name of it; all I can remember is a line --- "sometime around midnight, when it's just you and me". Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Dulcy Freeman - dref4508@aug.com
Posted November 11, 2005
Classroom Project: Special Education Star Wall - I was reading the tribute to Rose Maddox and thought it was very well written and was intending on commenting on that and then sending my letter as well in case you may be in touch with any of the "Stars" that would be willing to send pictures to contribute to our "Star Wall". I currently have over 100 on the wall and would love any you may wish to send. I'm not even sure with your site this would be something you did. I am very impressed with your website at any rate, it was a really good site and I enjoyed it very much. Lots of info. on it. Kathy - Mission Elementary - ktram101@prodigy.net
Posted November 11, 2005
Hello, please, check my website of traditional country ("Hillbilly") with special stories of many almost-forgotten hillbilly artists and musicians like Chuck Acree, Aunt Idy & Uncle Juney Harper, Bud Davis & His O.K. Ranch Boys, Dell Donahoo, Duke & The Swingbillies, Tex Ferguson & His Drifting Cowboys, Gene Fye, Georgia Mae (Harp), Hank The Cowhand, Don Helms, Wimpy Jones, John K. Lassila, Gene LaVerne, Little Clifford, Judy Martin, Slim Miller, Bob Morrison, The Mountain Rangers, Jimmy Porter, Paul "Hank" Preston, Mary Randolph, Tom Tall, Billy Wallace, Bob Williams, Ginny Wright ... etc. at http://personal.inet.fi/koti/joutsi/unknown.html. You are very welcomed to write more information of these many quite "obscure" artists. I am also very interested in USA country music personalities - "today or yesteryears" - who have got some family roots here in Finland. Particularly I am searching for more info in this theme of steel-guitarist JOHN K.LASSILA (featured in the mentioned website). In 1951 he was in "KFBB" radio station in Great Falls, MT. Before that he was in Oakland, California ("KGO"-radio station). John K. Lassila was a hillbilly act that was known for his expertise on the Hawaiian and steel guitar. http://personal.inet.fi/koti/joutsi/lassila.html. I have got also album reviews, news, obituaries, artist stories, articles and used records for trading. Best wishes, J.Joutsi, FINLAND - j.joutsi@pp.inet.fi
Posted November 10, 2005
I am searching for a Christmas Album, done in the 60's by Lynn Anderson. The song I am searghing for is Ding-a-ling-the Christmas Bell. Betty Bryant - rebelrickslady@charter.net
Posted November 10, 2005
Can anyone tell me where I can get the (words) lyrics to What is a marine by Ernie Maresca. Thank you. steve - msd403@yahoo.com
Posted November 9, 2005
I would like to know something more about Leroy Van Dyke,in the old days at home we turned his record Walk on by over and over and we sang along with it. Who has information about Leroy van Dyke. Martin van Praet - menachone@wanadoo.nl
Posted November 9, 2005
I'm trying to find out if any of Cal Worthingtonšs old TV shows (Cal's Corral) are in existence on film or video. I'm particularly interested in finding footage of a young stand-up bass player named Butch Smith who performed with the Hap Hazards in 1962. I thought you might be able to help. Butch passed away in 1999. I'm friends with his family who live in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and we're desperately trying to find footage of Butch during those days. Any information you have or could suggest would be most appreciated. Thanks! Renee Jeffery - rjeffery@uaccb.edu
Posted November 9, 2005
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Posted November 2, 2005
I am looking for the artist that sings "I don't want to cry this early this morning" ... any ideas? And if so is that the name of the song? Thank you for your time, Mike - davisentertainment@sbcglobal.net
Posted November 2, 2005
Hello, I have been on this web site looking around! It is very neat and I enjoyed it. I am from Longview Texas and I have a 14 year old granddaughter who sings country music and has just made a demo CD.I am sending you her web site and hope you have a few minutes to go check it out and listen to a clip of her CD. www.carissaamberly.com - Lucille Green - lucille5000@sbcglobal.net
Posted November 1, 2005
Destined to become an important song in the history of patriotism and the support of our troops, this song is getting rave reviews patriotic tune, "Thank You", raising money to support the USO & troops wounded while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, and honoring all veterans for their service to are country in the past. Song performed by a former Army Vet & Released on Vet own Star Chaser Records- Nashville. Buddy Spenser - buddy@toursecurity.net - http://www.nellisairshow.com/
Posted October 27, 2005
I have heard "Bury Me Beneath The Old Willow Tree" many times and I think by bluegrass bands. Did you look into the bluegrass style music for the song? You may find it there. Good luck. Try posting your ouestion on Old Time Country Music Lovers web site. These people are very good and very helpful. Let me know if you can't find it and I'll send you the address. Alex - alexhale@cox-internet.com
Posted October 26, 2005
I HAVE ABOUT 20 OF HANK WILLIAMS 78 RECORDS. CAN YOU GIVE ME AN IDEA AT WHAT THEY MIGHT BE WORTH. ALSO I HAVE A MARTIN GUITAR THAT I BOUGHT IN 1960 AND PAID ABOUT $450.00 INCLUDES THE LEATHER CASE. WHAT WOULD IT BE WORTH TODAY. CHUCK FISKE - clf123@gtcinternet.com
Posted October 26, 2005
I am looking for the tune "Bury Me Beneath The Weeping Willow" but not the one by skaggs or shelton or ... anyway it was an older tune sung by an older singer. can anyone help me? bud - butch_lake@charter.net
Posted October 25, 2005
You may want a song called The Old Christmas Card or An Old Christmas Card. Jim Reeves and others have recorded this If you haven't heard this song,you owe it to yourself to do so. Its great. Alex Hale - alexhale@cox-internet.com
Posted October 24, 2005
hi! i was trying to find something, thought maybe u would have a suggestion or 2! i would like to find the lyrics to a song entitled christmas carol. or carole. it may have been recorded by porter wagonner, not sure. have done many, many searches, in many ways, but no luck so far. any suggestions? thanx, iy - Rviy15@wmconnect.com
Posted October 24, 2005
Ned Miller had the original cut of "From A Jack To A King" and Ricky Van Shelton had a later release. There were others but these two stand out from the crowd. Robert & Irene Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted October 23, 2005
Jo Dee, I wanted to tell you how wonderful you and your music are. My mother just passed away recently and your song "love is not enough" really explains what my life has been like lately. (almost). Keep up the faith and the good work. I hope you come to Missouri soon I would love to go to one of your concerts.I am also a veteran and love the fact that you support the troops. LEE ANN MARTIN - leeners63@yahoo.com
Posted October 23, 2005
What happened to the recordlady site. she had everything anyone could want on the net. and it was the old good stuff. tammy - tammruss@warpdriveonline.com
Posted October 23, 2005
Please name the country western singers that sang the song - From a Jack to a King? Bill Lawrence - rlawrence@cox.net
Posted October 22, 2005
i have a friend who has a number of hank williams sr. 33 rpm records which are in very good condition. what would a record of this sort be worth today? i believe she has had them for 50+ years in the original boxes. victor phillips - vkarl.tn@netzero.net
Posted October 22, 2005
Iam looking for pictures or audibles of the beaver valley sweathearts ... i need to know what ever happened to them. ty, melva - melva_62@yahoo.com
Posted October 20, 2005
Hello can anyone tell me about the story behind the song Please Mr. Please by Olivia Newton John or is it just a simple song by a country. Saka - hickory_bronco@yahoo.com
Posted October 18, 2005
we don't play any of these new songs if that is what people call it ... the old is better. we still like george jones, george strait, and allen jackson ... all of the true country singers. this mess thay play today is not country. it is a shame for this to happen in our country music. allen and george made the right song murder on music row. that is why we listen to xm hanks place ...and i guess we will keep playing c d also ... the old good music ... dan may - horacedmay@bellsouth.net
Posted October 18, 2005
Hi, I'm looking for Merle Haggards Album RIGHT TRAIN, WRONG TIME.I would like to get a CD of that album if possible. Elzie Scott - Elziescottjr@aol.com
Posted October 18, 2005
I am looking for the lyrics and chords to a song by Loretta Lynn, Miss Being Mrs.Paul Ledoux - edouxp@siit.sk.ca
Posted October 18, 2005
RE: Ted Martin. Influenced by Rockabilly music and the 50's through mid 70's era music and everything in between, this up and coming singer manages to blend all his influences with modern Rock music and makes something thats purely him. Check it out... aaronman1_98@yahoo.com - www.myspace.com/tedmartin
Posted October 18, 2005
bonjour, j'aimerais avoir des chansons contry de willie nelson- elvis presly et creek singers je vous remercie d'avance. denise ruel deniseruel100@hotmail.com
Posted October 18, 2005
I'D REALLY LOVE TO HEAR FROM ALL TRADITIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC FANS AND RADIO DJ'S FROM AROUND THE WORLD!! THANKS A MILLION FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT ON MY "EXCITING", NEW CD, "I'M GONNA WRITE A SONG ABOUT MAMA"! IF YOU LOVE TRADITIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC, YOU REALLY NEED TO ORDER A COPY OF THIS "TERRIFIC" CD TODAY! THANKS. YOU CAN REVIEW AND ORDER MY "WONDERFUL" NEW CD AT CD BABY: http://cdbaby.com/cd/walkerikard. YOU CAN CONTACT ME TODAY AT: walkerikard@yahoo.com
Posted October 12, 2005
Looking for lyrics to The Death of Hank Williams. Laura H - lhullings_89@hotmail.com
I WANT TO THANK ALL MUSIC FANS FOR VISITING MY WEBSITE AT CD BABY TO HEAR MY "WONDERFUL", NEW CD, "I'M GONNA WRITE A SONG ABOUT MAMA"! THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL THE E-MAILS. I APPRECIATE EACH PERSON THAT HAS CONTACTED ME WITH YOUR WONDERFUL COMMENTS ABOUT MY "EXCITING" NEW CD! DON'T FORGET THAT YOU CAN ORDER A COPY OF MY NEW CD, "I'M GONNA WRITE A SONG ABOUT MAMA", FROM THE CD BABY WEBSITE. ALL ORDERS ARE APPRECIATED! ALSO, YOU CAN ORDER A COPY OF MY "SURPRISING", NEW CD FROM THE NEBO RECORD COMPANY FOR $12, (CHECK/MONEY-ORDER). AN INTERNATIONAL MONEY-ORDER SHOULD BE SENT FOR ALL FOREIGN ORDERS. YOU'LL NEED TO SEND $12 TO THE NEBO RECORD COMPANY, P.O. BOX 457, NEW HOPE, ALABAMA 35760 USA. YOUR "EXCITING" CD WILL BE RUSHED TO YOU!!!! THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT!!!!! ALL CHECKS AND MONEY-ORDERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE NEBO RECORD COMPANY. I'D REALLY LOVE TO HEAR FROM EVERYONE! YOU CAN CONTACT ME AT: walkerikard@yahoo.com
Posted October 9, 2005
I been looking for this song or the name of the song or singer and can't find it ... some of the lyrics are ... little bo peep with a broom and a mop something tooties roll pop ... now who would believe that little girl was my wife ... would love it if u all could help me find this song. Bryan - lil_tazie@yahoo.com
Posted October 8, 2005
LISTEN TO MY "EXCITING", NEW CD AT CD BABY FOR A REAL BIG SURPRISE!! YOU CAN BUY MY "TERRIFIC" CD AT CD BABY: http://cdbaby.com/cd/walkerikard - THANKS A MILLION, INTERNATIONAL SINGER/SONGWRITER, WALKER IKARD - walkerikard@yahoo.com
Posted October 7, 2005
Peter Alden and his band CROWN ELECTRIC COMPANY is one of the hottest rockabilly bands to hit the scene! Playing a variety of rockabilly and rock ranging from early Elvis and Jerry Lee up to Stray Cats and Shakin' Stevens. Featuring some of the most talented musicians out of Nashville, including David Fontana (son of Elvis' drummer, DJ Fontana) on drums. Available for corporate functions and fairs/festivals. Anyone who loves to dance won't sit down!! Peter Alden - fauxep@hotmail.com - www.spiritofelvis.com
Posted October 3, 2005
hi, my name is sue and many years ago my husband traveled to Canada and brought me a tape of the kendalls unfortunatly it got lost. Can you tell me how i can get hold of any of there music - Sue in England - william.roberts23@ntlworld.com
Posted October 2, 2005
To Joshua Rowell, It has been my experience that songwring contest, do little more then cost the songwriter. A good demo of your song, and a lot of hard work will pay off quicker then anything else I know. A little luck never hurts either. Pitching your songs, (seeking others to record them) is like any other business. Location Location Location! You may consider pitching say country songs where they play and record country music. Nashville, Austin, etc. But the greatest asset you will ever have is word of mouth. I really hope you the best. Don't for get to register your songs with the library of congress. http://www.copyright.gov/
Robert & Irene Morris http://www.meetrobertmorris.com - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted October 1, 2005
My name is Joshua Rowell I am thirty years old and still have a dream of writing songs and lyrics for a band. i have been writing songs and lyrics/poems since I was 16 yrs. of age. I was wondering if there was any compitetions or contests I could do to show my work and progress on writing songs for a band one day. Thank You ... sincerely, Joshua s. Rowell - rowelljoshua@yahoo.com
Posted September 28, 2005
RE: Hank Cochran. I use to play in a band out in Wilmington,California at a place called The Sundown Club back in 1958 and Hank and Tommy Cole and Don Deal use to come in and listen to our band. Chuck Felling was our Bass Player and he was a good friend of Hank's back in those day's. The name of our band was called The Dixie Rambler's. Could you tell me how I could get a hold of Hank down in Nashville, Tennessee? I live in Bedford,Indiana and I too am a sdong writer of Country Music having recorded with The Hag out in Bakersfield, California and The Strangers. Virgil Essex PKA: JERRY DALLAS. bedrokin@hpcisp.com
Posted September 27, 2005
From a couple of years ago, I remember seeing ads on tv for a Gannaway Production of "Grand ole Opry stars of the 1950s". I remember from these ads that these were not made with a simple video camera, but were some kind of movie tapes that were made back then. I also remember that the quality, color was excellent. Is this production still available? If so, please advise how they might be obtained.
Posted September 26, 2005
i am looking for any info tabs etc for a wilf carter song my little grey haired mother in the west. my father inlaw plays guitar and likes the old style he would like to get the lyrics for that song, thanks in advance, Richard - richardgreene@rushcomm.ca
TCHOFjoin = Posted September 24, 2005
HI. I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE HAS HEARD OF A RICK JOHNSON WHO SANG WITH HIS BAND AT YVONNES COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE CLUB, EITHER IN PORT ARTHUR OR BEAUTMONT, TX IN LATE 1950'S. I KNOW HIS REAL NAME WAS GORDON RITTER. I WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFO ON RICK JOHNSON (GORDON RITTER). THANKS JOANN FROM BOSTON. Jio12@aol.cm
Posted September 24, 2005
Hi, my name's Valerio, I'm 24 and I'm a songwriter. I love the work of Ken Nelson, specially with the Coldplay. I'd like to send Mr. Nelson a demo cd with some songs of mine. Is it possible? Can you let me know his address? Thank you very much, Valerio Mattei, INFINITO ADSLFLAT 4 MEGA: SOLO 29, 70 EURO AL MESE IVA INCLUSA - http://adsl.infinito.it - valeriomattei@infinito.it
Posted September 23, 2005
I can't seem to find out anything amout Molly Bee - Whatever happened to her? Is she deceased? Did she have a family of her own? Did she continue singing? Does she have a web site? - would love to know. sandy allen, palmdale, california email: sandymalle@aol.com
Posted September 22, 2005
Thank you for your Renfro Valley Artists pages, which I stumbled across during a random Google search. It was a pleasure to see my great uncle, Gene "Honey Gal" Cobb on page 2. We called him "Pappy Gene." He was one of the most beloved characters in our family until his passing in 1971. Homer & Jethro stayed in touch with him as well. Anyway, thanks for the surprise smile in my day. Ken Armstrong, Grants Pass, Oregon - armstrong@uci.net
Posted September 22, 2005
Hi, I was wondering if anyone out there could tell me how to get a hold of Josh Turner for me. I need to contact him about premission to record one of his songs. I've tried his web master and hadn't got an answer. I really need to get in touch with him.
Also I have seen a lot of posting on here about Chris Janson. He is a really good singer and muscian, Matter in fact I got to meet him and sing right be hind him in talant concert. He is one of the nicest Guy's you'll ever meet. He has a great personally. Thank you, Tasha - fiddlegirllovesmusic@myway.com
Posted September 19, 2005
Hi ya'll, Don't much get to say that in Upstate N.Y. but I justgot back from a week of heaven in Nashville, Tenn. I went for an Emergency Nurse Conference and came back home alive and revived. I have to say I had a great time at Tootsies (3 nights) and saw wonderful singer by the name of Chris Janson. I was even honored by being able to take around his tip jar. If anyone has a chance to get out there he is a MUST SEE! If anyone has any info on how to get one of his CD's please let me know. He was sold out when we were there. Deidre Boccardo - BoccardoD@frontiernet.net
Posted September 19, 2005
WE WATCHED COUNTRY MUSIC T.V. the top 40 male voclaists of all times. Where is Marty Robbins?? MANY PEOPLE THINK HE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST SINGERS OF All time also!! He should of been in the TOP Fourty. He had a beautiful voice and a much better range than a lot of them listed there. Brenda - fourwinds117@aol.com
Posted September 14, 2005
I listened to Grady Martin's Slewfoot Five back in the 50's and haven't been able to find any recordings. Are there any available and if so where can I purchase them? Thanks for you help. Gary Lindroos - garyandnaomi@cox.net
Posted September 14, 2005
when i was i child my uncles and friends used to sing alot of wilf's songs. i am 48 now and i still get chills when i hear wilf's old songs. i would like to know if he still has family in canada and if they still have the farm in alta. i wouldto visit it soon. thank you. randy johnston, still listening to his music - patriciajohnston@crrs tv.net
Posted September 13, 2005
Who was the youngest person to be entered into the country music hall of fame? smitchell@edgefinancialgroup.com
Posted September 13, 2005
Hi, My name is Annette Sharon and my husband, Garry, and I are The Rusty Pickup Band. website: www.rustypickupband.com - We're going on the road late November, early December and are looking for places to play. We will be performing Nov. 18 in Columbus, Ohio at the National Grange Convention and in Minnesota Nov. 24-27 (at least) visiting and playing music with family. After that we plan to go to Branson, Missouri (where we've never been) and hopefully get in some playing there too before heading back home to Vermont for a long, cold, snowy winter. I look forward to hearing back from you with any suggestions or thoughts you may have. Annette Sharon - edgrange@sover.net
Posted September 13, 2005
Looking for information on Vern Gosdin. Judy - rutherjs@blueriver.net
Posted September 12, 2005
There was a young girl in the early forties and fiftys by the name Heather she had her picture on playing cards. Do any of you country music folk know who this little girl was? Please respond. Thanks, Gene - foxfire8@wky.quik.com
Posted September 11, 2005
I have hundreds of country music sheet musics with performer's photos on the cover for sale at $10 apiece E-Mail your wants. Mel steinmetz - mstein100@aol.com

Posted September 10, 2005
Hi, I am looking for a tune by Bill Anderson called Whiskey made me stumble. If you have it can you please send to me or can tell me where I can download it. Many thanks, Shoo - Shoo@xtra.co.nz
Posted September 7, 2005
Beaver Valley Sweethearts: Reference message posted 4 September. To Gene Martin looking for the original Beaver Valley Sweethearts, his message posted July 28, 2005. My E-mail addrees is wrong on the original message. Gene to reach Donna Wilson (Asklund)please contact me at debbilljen@frontiernet.net.
hr> Posted September 6, 2005
Does anyone know what's going on with the Recordlady's site? I can't open it anymore. Has she gone to just subscription? Her email doesn't work either. Does anyone have her snail mail address? I had it but lost it. Bette Thomas - nonibdt@aol.com
Posted September 4, 2005
Beaver Valley Sweethearts; A message posted by Gene Martin on 28 July 2005 Looking for the original Beaver Valley Sweethearts. I am a personal friend of Donna Wilson she is currently in a move. I told her of your search. She has aked that you contact me at debbilljen@fontiernet.net, with your E-mail address to forward to her. The old country music people are still here a great surprise to all the Beaver Valley Sweetheart Fans.
Posted September 2, 2005
Hey Y'all, just a quick note to have folks visit me at www.rickalancarpenter.com - I'm doin' my best to keep REAL country music alive in Nashville! Rick Alan Carpenter - rick_carpenter2001@yahoo.com
Posted August 31, 2005
COULD YOU TELL ME IF CONWAY TWITTY AND LORETTA LYNN EVER DID A CONCERT TOGETHER. THANK YOU, mary - onecoolgrannie@yahoo.com
Posted August 31, 2005
101 RANCH BOYS "I'm Building my Future in Heaven", has anyone ever heard of this song? Robert Blankenship - robrepairservice@aol.com
Posted August 31, 2005
Hello, My son has an old picture of Hylo Brown with his guitar. He looks to be around 30 to 40 years old. Does anyone know the value of such a picture? Cathy A. Brock - lgcab@adelphia.net
Posted August 31, 2005
I have for sale 12 VHS tapes plus a bonus tape of Gannaway Tribute to Grand Ol' Opry Stars of the 50's. L Baird I tried to email you but my server would not comply to your email address. I can be contacted at shhallett@bellsouth.net
Posted August 31, 2005
Hi all, I'm new to the forum and I'm certainly praying someone could help me. I'm looking for a way to contact Jimmy Boyd, who sang I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus among others. My mother was the president of his fan club and I would dearly love to contact him about her. Jimmy, if you read this or if anyone can help, please email me at warner.cindy@gmail.com. Thank you so much! Cindy - warner.cindy@gmail.com
Posted August 31, 2005
Hey, I was wondering if any of you fine people would know who sang this song (I don't know the name) but I really like it, the chorus goes like this "Laws are for protection not the people". It was popular in 1972, and this songwriter made some lady songwriter famous. . . .sorry I've been killing myself trying to find the artist! Don't let me down! Please email me his name. if you know it! jacky - Blondrootz4@aol.com
Posted August 31, 2005
I was wondering if you have a forum board or classified board that I might be able to place a new guitar for sale, signed by Great Divide. Thanks! Jenny - JO93111@verizon.net

Posted August 31, 2005
Has anybody seen Chris Janson??? Man this was an awsome show at Tootsies in Nashville! I live in florida so I would love some info on how to follow this act. Thanks Pat - ppradb2@aol.com
Posted August 31, 2005
i'm looking for the title of a song with the lyrics I thought that you were gone forever. But at last here we stand. Anyone who can help with this it would be greatly appreciated. Gloria - glorea55@shaw.ca
Posted August 23, 2005
Please send me David Farmer's email address. he is Kenny Chesney's tour manager. I need to talk to him about concert on Au. 26, 2005 in Indidnapolis. Thank you. Faye Duffey - fayeduffey@msdlt.k12.in.us
Posted August 23, 2005
HELLO ALL COUNTRY MUSIC FANS/DJ'S! HOW ARE YOU DOING? IF YOU REALLY LOVE TRADITIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC, YOU SHOULD VISIT MY WEBSITE AT CD BABY: http://cdbaby.com/cd/walkerikard - YOU CAN HEAR AND ORDER MY NEW CD, "I'M GONNA WRITE A SONG ABOUT MAMA", AT CD BABY. ALSO, YOU CAN LISTEN TO MY EXCITING NEW CD ON INTERNET RADIO AT: musicplaces.com - YOU JUST GO TO musicplaces.com, AND CLICK ON COUNTRY AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE, AND THEN CLICK ON WALKER IKARD ON THE NEXT PAGE TO HEAR MY NEW SONGS. THANKS!! I'D REALLY LOVE TO HEAR FROM EVERYONE! YOU CAN CONTACT ME AT: walkerikard@yahoo.com - YOU CAN ALSO CONTACT ME AT THE NEBO RECORD COMPANY, P.O. BOX 457, NEW HOPE, ALABAMA 35760 USA. THANKS A MILLION FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORTS! INTERNATIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC SINGER/SONGWRITER. WALKER IKARD - PS. STAY IN TOUCH!
Posted August 23, 2005
Several years ago Mac Wiseman did the song, "Never going back again," anyone remember that? Talmon Murphy Sr. - tilltwilight@bellsouth.net
Posted August 22, 2005
We are "The Rounders" from Chattanooga TN. if you like traditional country & Rockabilly, check us out. you can listen to 4 songs off of our upcoming album at www.myspace.com/theroundersmusic - We do a Johnny Cash Tribute every year held on his birthday weekend "Feb 26th" in Chattanooga. this coming year will be our fourth year we have been holding this event, and we expect a sold out crowd (the first year there were about 100 people show up, the second around 250, and last year there was right under 500) the club holds 600 so we expect it to fill out quick. we've had at least 4 traditional rockabilly/country bands on all three of the shows, so this should be no exception. this show is at a club called Rhythm & Brews right next to the Chattanooga Aquarium in downtown chattanooga. anyone interested in coming to this show can email me for directions or more info. we're also looking for an act or two to come down and play this event. Peewee Moore - honkytonkinmofo@yahoo.com - www.theroundersmusic.com
Posted August 22, 2005
For the folks who have been wondering about Chris Janson, the amazing 19-year-old: Big things are starting to happen. This week there is a series of Neil Young concerts in Nashville being shot by director Jonathon Demme for a movie, and Chris is playing at these shows. A friend and I met the band when we were in town last month and heard this was in the works, that the director had come to see Chris perform - well, my friend just emailed me and said she's flying to Nashville tonight to see the last of these concerts, as a guest of one of the band members. I'm extremely jealous :) but I hope this gets Chris' name out there! jen - jenphilion@yahoo.com
Posted August 22, 2005
Which country singer wrote a song with the lyrics "I thought that you were gone forever" moe fayad - moefayad@telus.net
Posted August 18, 2005
I am looking for a schedule for LeRoy VanDyke, where he will be playing and when, Thanks. Charlotte Palmer - cpalmer@facspro.net
Posted August 18, 2005
I am looking for an old country song with "I thought that you were gone forever, but at last here we stand" in its lyrics. Blake - blakelal@hotmail.com
Posted August 17, 2005
I'm putting my band back together again. I'm in need of the lyrics of Bill Anderson's song, 8X10. I've got several from the cowpile website but that song was not amoung them. Can you help me out?????? trade you the wife for the song,( ha ha ) Thank you, Jimmy T. - Studiorat20@yahoo.com
Posted August 16, 2005
I AM LOOKING FOR A SONG I HEARD YEARS AND YEARS AGO. THE NAME OF IT IS HELL YES I CHEATED. I DO NOT NO WHO WROTE THE SONG BUT IT WAS A GREAT ONE. I HAVE NOT HEARD IT SENCE I HAVE MOVED TO MISSISSIPPI AND THAT HAS BEEN 30 YEARS. CAN YOU HELP ME? becky pittman - pittmbec@aol.com
Posted August 15, 2005
Hi my name is Charli (female) and i am lookin for places to sing preferebly with pay or lookin for a band needing a female vocalist. Any information that could be past on my way would be much appreciated. demos and cds avlible. Thanx So Much, From Lone Star Texas, Charli Fur - charligirlf150@yahoo.com
Posted August 13, 2005
Can anyone who knows old country/gospel singers and songs help me? My husband's birthday is in a few days and I have been trying for months to find the sheet music to an old song by Martha Carson who has sung at the Grand Ol' OPry. The song is called Satisfied. I believe that Dolly Parton also recorded it. There are others that have recorded a song by the same name (like the Beatles) but it is not the same song. The main web site I found for Martha Carson does not seem to be in use right now. I have found her mentioned on Opry history. But, none of the sheet music web pages seem to have this song. I thought of trying to get ahold of Dolly Parton's fan club, but don't know how to do it. I posted a question on the Grand Ol' Opry website, but no answer. Does anyone have an address or telephone number for someone who could get me information from either Dolly Parton or the Grand Ol' Opry. Sure would appreciate any help. I would just love to give my husband something he would really like for his birthday. Thanks. Vicki B. - jlbvsb@michcom.net
Posted August 13, 2005
I was reading the messages and I too have heard Chris Janson play at Tootsies. He is amazing. I cant believe a kid that young is so talented and hasnt been discovered yet. I am sure it will happen soon enough. Go listen to him at Tootsies in Nashville. You wont be dissapointed!!!! K Borgini, Carlinville IL - kborg@mail.blackburn.edu
Posted August 13, 2005
i just wanted to say hi to loretta lynn i hope i have the right message here she is my idol and i sang her songs since i wthank you so much as i i play 13 years old im now 57 yrs old i sang all her songs at 13 yrs old i love her so much ii live in new carlisle quebec canada shes the greatest the one and only. carolyn renouf - carolynrenouf1@hotmail.com
Posted August 13, 2005
Iwould like to play the guitar in the style that the Carter family used. how can i get some info on this? Betty Ann Price - twopups@valuelinx.net
Posted August 8, 2005
IS VERN GOSDEN STILL SINGING..IF SO HOW DO I FIND A SCHEDULE FOR HIM...I HAVE WANTED TO SEE HIM IN PERSON FOR YEARS BUT COULD NEVER FIND OUT WHERE HE WOULD BE PERFORMING...I HAVE LOVED HIM FOR YEARS AND LOVE HIS VOICE ...CAN ANYONE ANSWER MY QUESTION? THANK YOU MUCH A BIG FAN OF VERN'S... FRANNIE, briasoma41@aol.com
Posted August 7, 2005
Question ... song ... Open Pit Mine ... sung by George Jones. I first heard that song in 1955 ... radio ... KHOS in Phoenix, Arizona ... The writer and singer of that song was being interview by Ray Odem live at that time ... I didn't hear it again untill this year when I heard Mr. Jones singing it. He did a beautiful job with it. I'd like to know if the author of the song is still alive or what. As I understand that the writer lived in Morenci A, when he wrote the song. Please let me know something ... thank you. Rey EScalante - reyescalante@hotmail.com
Posted August 6, 2005
I am submitting this for a friend who would like to correspond with or through a fan club of dwight yokum . she loves his style of music and wishes his mailing address for she hasnt a computer to reply with. it is much appreciated and she would so be thankful for the address so she may write in her on words and handwriting. thank you all so much in advance. My friends name is Joan LeBert, 418 W 18th street, Lake Charles, LA 70601. Again thank you so much for your time, judy - judy_self2003@yahoo.com
Posted August 5, 2005
Could anyone tell me the title of this song ... very old my grandad used to play it on old scratchy record ... i would like to know the lyrics and who sang it ... sounded like two or more female ... thank you "There's a heart in the heart of Texas, beating true blue just for me, and that heart in the heart of texas, keeps on waiting patiently ..." sandra lynn - hyde66@hotmail.com
Posted August 4, 2005
Is anyone aware of a falling out between Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings that would cause Willie Nelson to NOT ATTEND Waylon Jennings funeral? Please respond, I am very curious about this. I recently viewed a 60 Minutes interview with Willie Nelson and the subject was never brought up. Willie Nelson also did not attend Johnny Cash's funeral, could he have a fear of funerals?? (hehe). Jason - JLemay69@hotmail.com
Posted August 3, 2005
What an interesting and informative site. I have recently been asked to help sort out some things on an upcoming country artists named "Austin Hanks". Austin is currently and of course seeking a record label and/or booking agent. This year he has been used as an opener on many of "Lynard Skynard" dates. I would like to know if there would be interest in booking Austin on some of the expo's and fairs, radio interviews, club dates, etc.? I happened upon your website because in knowing Austin my heart goes out to him, he is GOOD. If there is interest I can provide you with a press kit, CD, etc. Osiris Munir - ankhentone@earthlink.net
Posted July 28, 2005
Looking for old records of Bobby Farrell. Bobby Farrell's manager, Buddy Mack, also helped the Beaver Valley Sweethearts, COLEEN AND DONNA WILSON, with their career. A.W. BLAKE - annewalkerblake@cs.
Posted July 28, 2005
Looking for info on Lefty King (Jones?) featuring Jimmy Clee, who is my neighbor and in poor health, would like to suprize him with some pics or info. Thank you, Vivian - daytonadispatcher@yahoo.com
Posted July 28, 2005
Sirs; I hope I am not violating the real purpose of the message space provided, but I feel it is at least worth a try.I'am trying to determine the whereabouts of two very dear friends.Brace yourself..this goes back a ways.We worked together in the late 40's singing and playing traditional country music.They were sisters, unmarried, named Coleen and Donna Wilson.My name is Gene Martin. Our show biz name was ,"The Beaver Valley Sweethearts" They were originally from Emporium,Pa. but moved down to the SW corner of the state which encompassed the Beaver Valley, thus the name.We broadcast from radio station WISR in Butler,Pa and made personal appearances throughout SW Pa.After some time we went seperate ways.They went to Chicago to perform on the national barn dance, retaining the Beaver Valley Sweetheart name. I remained in Pennsylvania.That was around 1948/49.I was in Chicago a couple of years after that and visited with them for a while.They were still performing on WLS and were not yet married. They sent me a Christmas card some years later
Posted July 28, 2005
I'm looking for the song lryics for " the legend of the dogwood tree" by Stoney Copper and Wilma Lee. anno killam - shannon_killam@msn.com
Posted July 26, 2005
We are looking for the phone number to Ernest Tubbs record shop in Nashville Tennesse? Can anyone help us? Thank you. Diane - andy_diane@verizon.net
Posted July 25, 2005
Hi, I am looking for song and artist ... all the lyrics I know are as follows ... I thought that you were gone forever, but at last, here we stand. Thanks, please help if you can. Judi ... Another song I am looking for is a real oldie, my dad use to sing it to us kids when we were little, all the lyrics that I know are as follow ... little baby boy playing round Daddys feet. Please help if you can, thanks - Judi - da_moms@hotmail.com
Posted July 25, 2005
Would like to get downloadable lyrics for the following songs:
Little gray-haired monther in the west.
Little old log shack that can always call my home.
All around the water tank waiting for a train.
Trudy - thanley-pg@shaw.ca
Posted July 24, 2005
I would like the chords and words to gospel song "Where The Soul Never Dies." Delbert Stephens - dstephens1@houston.rr.com
Posted July 24, 2005
Regarding Leon Paynes "Psycho". I am not sure If Payne ever recorded it, but I have Eddie Noack performing it on a compilation called "Death Dealers" on the Night Stalk label. It also has Noack doing his song "Dolores" and Red River Dave doing "California Hippie Murders", which is about the Tate-LaBianca/Manson Murders. The cover is John Wayne Gacy's Elvis painting. No Kidding. Eddie Noack had both songs come out on the K-Ark label. Jack Kittel had a version of "Psycho" released on GRC in 1974. That one is I think the easier to find on 45. Happy Hunting! Brian Page - keikibird@prodigy.net
Posted July 22, 2005
Greetings! From retired radio person! I now have two music Cds out with 44 songs I have written and sing. CLICK on the link below to see both Cds. Bring them up on your screen and you can listen to small portions of all the songs. Thanks for helping me spread the news that these Cds are also available at Best Buy, Barnes and Noble and CD Universe also carry my Cds. www.amazon.com. Mister Stan was my first CD (CAL 1237) and continues to be my best selling. Ding A Ling Swing (CAL 1238) was my second CD and BLUE IS THE MOON appears to be the most liked song at present. DON LOGAN, Songwriter-Singer - cabriolet@dandydonlogan.com
Posted July 21, 2005
I need some help. I grew up in the 70's and 80's listening to WIL, a country FM station in St. Louis. They played a song that I can recall quite clearly in my head, but I have been unable to find it anywhere. It's a man talking about his wife using 'little girl/child' terms. I don't remember many of the words, but here's some parts of it I do remember:
Little-Bo-Peep-X-X-X-X-X
X-X-X-X-from-a-Tootsie-Roll-Pop
And I'm proud to say that that girl is my wife.
The X's indicate syllables to other words in the song line.
              The only words I remember from the second verse (which has the same arrangment as the first verse) is:
X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X
X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X
And she pouts like a child when she doesn't get her way
The first two lines in the chorus are:
Oh, ain't she a picture of sunshine,
kicm Ain't she a picture of sunshine.
              The last time I heard the song on this radio station was around 1987. I listened closely to see if I could tell who the artist was, and it sounded very much like Johnny Duncan. The problem is I have never heard this song on any other radio station, nor have I ever found it in the stores. I worked in country radio for a number of years and no radio station I worked at ever had a copy of it. On top of that, everyone I talked to has never heard of the song. I do know that when I was a kid, a local country band that my uncle played in performed the song at wedding receptions.
              I wonder if, perhaps, this song was a 'local hit' from a St. Louis musician and that's why I only heard it on WIL. They are still a country format even today, except since the early 90's they have switched to "Hot Country" (songs from the 90's and today), so I highly doubt that they even have the song anymore. I do know that the DJ who last played the song was the music director for WIL at the time, but he hasn't worked there in several years and I do not know how to contact him.
              I have searched the internet to death and cannot find any 'hits' containing the title or lyrics of this song. I can tell you that, although the song is from the early 70's (maybe even late 60's), it has a good 'beat' to it, which means it would have been considered 'hot country' for that period of time. I would greatly appreciate any leads on how to find this song. Peace, Steve Sansoucie, St. Louis, Missouri- meworldwide@yahoo.com

Posted July 20, 2005
I'm looking for a song, Red Foley and Ernest Tubb did way back when the 40s maybe. It had the words Friends in it or that could be the title, any help appreciated. Tom - tko574@telus.net
Posted July 17, 2005
Looking for the lyrics to Billy "Crash" Craddock (You say you're) a real cowboy or maybe a CD w/ this song. Thanks jim - jim@tagtx.com
Posted July 17, 2005
I wondered if anybody has old Family Albums of the WLS Barndance? I'd like to see a pic. of the Linder sisters. (Bonnie married Rex Allen). Also, I wondered where she is now. I listened to the Barndance every Sat. night. Thanks so much, Annie - grannyannielidsey@comcast.net
Posted July 16, 2005
I would love to know How wrote the song If Heaven? sang by Andy Griggs! It is beautiful! Ijust lost my Big Brother! He was living down in FL. I had to have it ! I looked for it everywhere! I didnt even know who sang it! I had to call our loacl radio station here in Baltimore WPOC and they told me. I want right up town to our walmart store and looked for it! i got there found the CD and realized I forgot my pocketbook so I reached into my pockets to see if I had enough on me to get it! I dug deep and I had just enough with two pennys left over. I took it out and played the song in my car, and it really helps when Im down. It is like the person sang my life. It gives me goose bumps everytime I here it the part about Mamas laugh and everyone is out there waiting in 1985 and everyone i loved was still alive! Man it hits home! It is true I lost in the last few years everyone on my Mamas side my Aunt Glady the my Mom the her sister died on a Thursday then the next Saturday there Mother finally went home to see the rest of her family my Grandmother out lived all of her children, and there was 5 kids. It was a real healer that song to my heart! My brother I told you about in the begaining was 51 and He killed Himself it has been the hardest thing I have ever went though by fare ! and this song Andy sings sure helps me though! It even made me make a Cherry pie and eat it! I would love to tell this to Andy but dont know how. I wish He could come and sing it at my brothers fairwell picnic. We will be having in the next month or so. He was creammated. So we can play it right! will thanks for giving me a place to share this. Love, Tina - TinaMDixon@msn.com
Posted July 14, 2005
Does anyone know where I can find video tapes of Carl Butler. I would love to see him perform again. What a great pair...Carl and Pearl. Robert J. Brejcha - siltyclayloam@yahoo.com
Posted July 13, 2005
Dear Friends...In September 1961, I and three other Women Marines were at the Ryman. Our friend and Woman Marine had been a clogger on the Opry and she escorted us around backstage. "Somebody" saw us as we were all in uniform, and had the four of us sit onstage in folding chairs during the entire evenings' performance...WHAT A TREAT! On the program, was my favorite performer at the time, Bobby Lord...whatever has happened to him? I cannot even find him on a bio or etc. Hoping you can help...Semper Fi....Val Egge - eggenest@gilanet.com
Posted July 13, 2005
Hi - Does anyone have Wilf Carter singing BLUE CANADIAN ROCKIES - or WHEN ITS SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES - in either a midi for wav format. The only one I have located is in RealAudio and I cant seem to convert it. If anyone can help it would be much appreciated if you would send it by email. Thanks in advance. Lynn Tait - helena193o@yahoo.ca
Posted July 13, 2005
does anyone know of a song by Faron Young with lyrics that say something about here at Tusa's bar in waco? Please any info appreciated. rd tusa - rnttusa@sbcglobal.net
Posted July 13, 2005
Hi. I remember a song from when I was little. It was by a woman. She sang a song about a little boy who could really play the banjo. He either had red hair or black (the little red head boy playing the banjo is how I remember the refrain). She loves to listen to him play, but then he disappears and she can't find him. Finally, she's at a parade and sees him playing the banjo. If ANYONE knows what song this is, and who sings it, if you could email me with that info at bkdiamondtsu@yahoo.com I would LOVE you forever. I can't get the song out of my mind, and would love to get a copy of it. It's obviously left a big mark, as I haven't heard it in at least 12 or so years.
Posted July 13, 2005
Who recorded the old country song: I Don't Care What You Used To Be For I Know What You Are Today? Don - donb@rogers.com
Posted July 13, 2005
Looking For The Lyrics To A Song By Don Rich /Buddy Alan the song is (Cowboy Convention). Please Help If You Can. Thanks Dolores Burda - DoloresBurda@hotmail.com Posted July 13, 2005
I am looking for a CD or the words to a Blue grass song ... The Green Trestle, Wayne Pugh - RRMan37854@aol.com
Posted July 13, 2005
I'm trying hard to find some Dorsey Burnette songs. The songs are "Peaceful Verde Valley" and "The Green Side of the Mountain". Both of these tunes appeared in the movie "Kingdom of the Spiders" starring William Shatner. I guess there must be somewhere in the world an original record or trac ... I´m lookin for these two since seven years ... Thanks! bernie from austria. bonao25@hotmail.com
Posted July 12, 2005
THIS IS NORMAN WADE'S EMAIL. normanwademusic@yahoo.com - HIS WEB SITE IS NORMANWADE.COM Posted July 2, 2005
I have a $1.00 bill that was signed by Ernest Tubb back in the 1950s. Where can I go to find out if it has any monotary value? Sherry Tafrawe - stafrawe@yahoo.com
Posted July 1, 2005
For Cheryl Boyle who asked about the 'little girl who sang God's Little Candles' ... thought the child had a sweet little voice and it was hard to tell, it was actually a little boy, and he was billed as Little Jimmy Boyd. I loved that song, too, and wish I could hear it again. Gen - genber@hotmail.com
Posted June 30, 2005
Hello, I am so pleased to see something on shirley raye. I have been a fan for many years and saw her with conway twitty in atlanta georgia in concert and have not been able to find anything on her until now. Thanks for providing this info on this great artist. Thanks to you now I know I can buy her music. Doug Reed, San Diego California - deannabama@yahoo.com
Posted June 30, 2005
I just got back home (Detroit) from Nashville today, and I can't get Chris Janson out of my head. That guy is an amazing entertainer and I can't believe he hasn't been "discovered" yet. I did a quick search on him to see if I could get his CD, and saw several other postings here and thought I would just add mine as well. HE ROCKS! I saw him three nights in a row and never tired of the show. Definitely see him at Tootsie's when you make a visit to Nashville. He'll be a household name in no time. Paula Warren, Trenton, Michigan - emukoz@hotmail.com
Posted June 30, 2005
I heard that Vern Gosden passed away. Is this true? If so when? Tks. mickey fields - mickeyfields@hotmail.com
Posted June 29, 2005
i am looking for the lyrics and/or audio of a song called, If I can't have all of you just give me what you think is fair. It is by Rex Gosdin & Tommy Jennings, Vern & Waylons brothers. I think it was out sometime in the early 80's. Have been looking for a while, If you could help me, I'd be grateful. Thank you, Wanda O'brien - wandasonin@aol.com
Posted June 28, 2005
Need artist who recorded this 45 in the 70's. Lyrics are as follows.You've been hurting me for the longest time but something i feel deep down inside tells me you'll change your mind give you the time oh now baby give you the time. Oh--- do you really wanna hurt me now - baby your hurting me and i've never given anyone the chance to hurt me baby oh yeah. Teya Jones - Teya973@aol.com
Posted June 27, 2005
Does anyone out there have the vhs tapes "grand ole opry stars of the fifties-gold series" [al gannaway produced etc...]?? I have 2 defective volumes [4 & 5] and would love to replace them with new or copied tapes. will pay nicely with a money order. Also, where in the wide world of sports can a fella obtain "Jamup & Honey" comedy material? Remember them? They were the blackface comedy duo from the early days of the Grand Ole Opry...very hilarious!! - urbanizor@yahoo.com Posted June 27, 2005
hell yes i cheated done by Sonny Burgess from Newport Arkansas (happens to be where i live) came across your site because i was looking for the song lyrics to it which i cant find anywhere its a great song but the recording i have i cant make all the words out to as im nearly deaf but, still i enjoy music!! mike - kidkaraoke65@yahoo.com
Posted June 27, 2005
THE FEMALE SINGER THAT RECORDED HURT IN THE 50'S WAS TIMI YURO... MYSELF, I AM SEARCHING FOR THE NAME OF THE MALE SINGER/SINGERS WHO RECORDED THE SAME SONG AROUND THE SAME ERA,, IF ANYONE CAN HELP I'D BE MOST GRATEFUL. DIADEES - DIADEES@AOL.COMDIADEES@AOL.COM
Posted June 27, 2005
Who sang the 1940's country/western song sweeter than the roses. It was a male that sang the song Thank You. chris - mckenziebrats4@verizon.net
Posted June 27, 2005
I am looking for information about a country & western singer. Her name was Mildred (Millie) Rodgers. She was born in Texas and sang semi-professional in the 40's, 50's & 60's. I am one of her grandchildren but she passed away before I had a chance to meet her and know more about her. I was never really told much about her but I saw her name one day in a chat room concerning a 45 record someone had. If you have any information about who she sang with or where I might find her music, please contact me at mark_jw2005@yahoo.com. Thanks.
Posted June 27, 2005
Im trying to find the words to the Carl and Pearl Butler song "Dont Let me Cross Over" can anyone help? please? i love this song and sing what i can remember to my nephews to get them to go to sleep would like to sing the whole thing to them. I met Carl and Pearl many years ago. they were a great couple have a picture of me with them in one of my photo albums. thanks in advance for the help. Earlene - wvtweety@adelphia.net
Posted June 27, 2005
My name is Guy Neron and I am an independant songwriter. I have a large of material and am seeking an individual who may be interested in what I have to offer. Please respond at (705) 268-1622. neron_carol@hotmail.com - I would really appreciate your taking an interest in what I have to offer.
Posted June 22, 2005
hey ya'll you know no matter what people say bout me likin country the one sure fire thing is ill never lose touch with it because it reminds me so much of my family and friends! Courtney Simpson - the_ottawa_dude@hotmail.com
Posted June 21, 2005
Hi, I saw a few things on here about Chris Janson, Let me tell you he is ever thing that they have said about him because he is a really good friend of mine. I met him last year at a talent contest that me and my family entered. While we was waiting to go out on stage my sister and I spent a lot of the time talking to him back stage. Then after that I ask him if we could stay in touch with each othe. From then I have got to know him pretty well. When we was back stage talking he said that he was a little afraid about moving to a big city because he really like that country life better. But Now he is in the city and things are going great for him. I am very poud of him and I hope some day He will come out with a hit song. In closing have a nice day. Tasha - fiddlegirllovesmusic@myway.com
Posted June 20, 2005
There is a song that I would like to find I gather this story in (some city) Ohio. When this old fellar I'd say was 70 years old, asked me to buy him a cup of coffee and of good apple pie. I bought the coffee and pie for the old feller (and on and on) Pinball Machine? Glenn Purtlebaugh - purtlebauglenn@sbcglobal.net
Posted June 20, 2005
Love this site! holly - jeanabeth9@aol.com
Posted June 20, 2005
Saw a couple of post about CHRIS JANSON...and let me tell you guys he will be the NExT BIG THING for sure!! Me and my family were down in nashville for the cma fest and out of all the singers...i beleived i enjoyed him the most. His voice and stage presents is awesome! He really knows how to work the crowd, and the nicest guy you'll ever meet. So if you haven't checked him out yet, you need too!!! He's only 19 but you'll be suprised!! Lenette Blackman - LB483@aol.com
Posted June 18, 2005
MY NAME IS PETER HARRISON. I AM A COUNTRY MUSIC ANNOUNCER WITH A RADIO STATION IN WANGARATTA VICTORIA AUSTRALIA ON OAK 101.3 FM. I HAVE BEEN WITH THE STATION FOR 9yrs, AND IN THAT TIME I HAVE ENJOYED WHAT I HAVE BEEN DOING. WHICH IS PLAYING COUNTRY MUSIC, OVER Nth EAST VICTORIA - ALSO INTO SOUTHERN PARTS OF NSW. MY PROGRAMS THAT I PRESENT ARE AS FOLLOWS. MONDAY NIGHTS, AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY FROM 6pm TO 9pm. AND THURSDAY NIGHTS [OLD AND NEW COUNTRY REQUESTS] 8pm TILL 12 O'CLOCK AND MY THIRD PROGRAM IS ON A WEDNESDAY NIGHT, CALLED ROCK AND ROLL, POP AND BLUES. 8pm TILL 10pm. ALSO MY FOURTH PROGRAM IS [SUNDAY MORNING GOSPEL] BETWEEN 7am AND 9am ALL MY PROGRAMS ARE REQUEST SHOWS, WHICH I HAVE A VERY GOOD AUDIENCE. SO IF ANYTIME YOUR PASSING THROUGH OUR FARE CITY. PLEASE GIVE ME CALL ON 03 57222926 OR EMAIL ME mhar5043@bigpond.net.au - PS IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEND ANY OF YOUR MATERIAL TO ME, TO PLAY ON MY PROGRAMS I WOULD BE ONLY TO HAPPY TO DO SO. PETER HARRISON, 38 MANLEY CRESENT, WANGARATTA VICTORIA 3677 AUSTRALIA. PHONE 03 57222926.
Posted June 18, 2005
I was in Nashville on business 5/13/05. I saw the best talented artist I have ever seen. His name was Chris Janson and was playing at Tootie's. This 19 year old has a bright future in country music. I purchased his album, which was fantastic. I know we will be hearing his name in country music in the near future. I am from Memphis and I am planning to return to Nashville just to hear him. Why he has not been on "Nashville Star" is someone's big mistake. Dan Hollingsworth - dannyhjr@midsouth.rr.com
Posted June 18, 2005
Hi this is my first visit to this sight. My wife and i had compiled over 100 original songs. Because of our illnesses we are unable to sing them. But we know that the right artist(S) could go along way with them. IF YOU ARE SERIOUS. And would like to sing some good wholesome songs. please contatc me at the e-mail provided. thank you, Steven Doherty - heavinbound@hotmail.com
Posted June 18, 2005
I ED WAS BORN & RAISED WITH CONTRY MUSIC & THE MUSIC THEY HAVE NOW DAYS ON CONTRY I DON'T LIKE. I LOVE THE OLD COUNTRY MUSIC THAT I WAS BORN WITH. HOW DO I GET SOME FREE DOWN LOADS OF THE OLD CONTRY MUSIC. YOURS TRULY ED. emcmahon@nb.sympatico.ca
Posted June 18, 2005
I JUST WHNT TO SAY THAT THE KUMBIA KINGS ARE THE BOME. I WISH THEY COULD COME TO EL PASO TX FOR A CONCERT. I LOVE YOU GUYS - LESLIE - SHOTYWEE@YAHOO.COM
Posted June 14, 2005
To the person who was looking for Danny Boy, you are speaking of Hank Locklin, the Irish tenor who I have seen several times at the Opry. I think he is still performing. Anyway, you can get his cd on Ebay. There are several for sale there, and at least one I saw has Danny Boy on it. terry wilgus - jimterry@comcast.net
Posted June 14, 2005
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO K. T. OLSIN. I LOVED HER MUSIC AND HER SONGS; SHE JUST DROPPED OUT OF SITE? peggy izzo - philaizzo@aol.com
Posted June 14, 2005
Hello from Illinois Iam writing to ask for some advice about being a singer I have sang Karaoke for 8 years and everyone loves the way I sing and tells me I have a wonderful voice. I have always sang country female artists like Deanna Carter, Dixie Chicks, and many others. I am looking for some leads, advice,contacts, and information on how to get started on getting noticed. I have wrote some songs ,but have no music to go with. I am also looking for songwriters looking to giving me a chance and hearing me. I have had a contact with a man in Nashville and have recently moved and have lost that contact he was very intersted in me and wanted to get me into a recording studio to make a demo to get my voice out there. If anyone has any information or anyone interested in hearing me please let me know. I want to pursue my dream and ready to take the road ahead I am a rider. Kathy H - howelldec8@aol.com
Posted June 14, 2005
I am looking for the Wilburn Brothers # 1, 2, and 3 song/picture book. If you have one that you would like to sell, please email at matti7@bellsouth.net. Many thanks. Donna Moon, from Missouri I would like to hear from you. I still love classic country music.
Posted June 9, 2005
RAMAGAZINE. Scroll down, and on your left will be links to take you to RAM Radio (our internet station) and to RCM's discussion boards. Please come take a look around and let us know what you think.
http://www.gloryhorse.net/RAMagazine.htm
Rawson Gordon II - arsiji@yahoo.com
Posted June 6, 2005
hello! let me intoduce my self to every one! my name is curtis (curt. my friends call me by this name), and i live in the north east (arrow head) regeon of mn. glad that this site came along! we need to have more traditional country music back in our lives! i know that it is not possable, but lord let there be another persona, like hank williams sr. again glad to see this site come along! and i will check in often! howdy to one and all! curt.! - curtis2004@frontiernet.net
Posted June 6, 2005
I am trying to find the song "Maidens Cliff" I am not sure who wrote it but I was told "Gene Hooper" sang it. Could you tell me where I can find it? Thank You, Helen Thompson - slowpoke2us@yahoo.com
Posted June 6, 2005
Do you have any information on a female C/W singer from the 50s/60s by the stage name of Pauline Parker? She was Pauline Caviness. Any info appreciated. Thanks, Deborah Worley, North Carolina - dworley@bellsouth.net
Posted June 4, 2005
I want to thank those of you that are playing my new single "We Love You George Jones". Released May 14th on TexasCountryArtist Compilation CD / Armadillo Records. I would also like to ask you if are not spinning my new single could you please take a listen and possibly give me some spins. Thank You, Keith Mccoy, Armadillo Records - www.texascountryartist.com (username: radio - password: airwave).
Posted June 4, 2005
I noticed a couple postings about Chris Janson, the 19yr old kid who sings pretty regularly (I suspect) at Tootsies, if anyone has the chance to see him...go...he is awesome! I tried looking on the Tootsies website and his name is listed but that isn't his photo? Is there another Chris Janson that is known in Nashville? Rain - rain1674@yahoo.com
Posted June 4, 2005
Does anyone know the name of the person who was the manager for Marty Robbins, and a lot of well known country stars? I bought something from him and I wanted to ask him a question. He lived in Nashville but i do not rememeber where. Not far from the main road and it was some Marty Robbins merchandise. If anyone knows I would appreciate you letting me know this quys name. Thanks, Faye - jmalone@hiwaay.net

Posted June 4, 2005
I live Pee-wee Gonzales from los Kumbia Kings. Lizzy - melilagata@aol.com
Posted June 3, 2005
Summerfest set for June 15 (Ashland City, Tennessee)
By Shanna Sisk, Times staff writer
              The 10th annual Summerfest Celebration is coming to Cheatham County at River Bluff Park Wednesday, June 15 to Sunday, June 19. The celebration will include vendors, concerts, a carnival and for one night a fireworks show. Summerfest was originally just a way to raise money for the county's athletic associations. ?I had to think of what I could do to help them without handing them the money,? said Tony Young, director of the recreation department. The first Summerfest was held on the courthouse yard and politicians made speeches.
              As years went by, the music festival and carnival were added, while a hayfield turned into River Bluff Park with a 20-acre event field. This year's Summerfest has 24 hours of music throughout the week. There is a wide range of music: Americana, rock, blues, country, progressive metal, and jazz. ?We have great music this year. I even had to cut some people out, because we had so many,? Young said. Many of the musicians are from Cheatham County. Mary Grace Williams, 10-years-old, will be singing country and restaurant owner, Steve Stratton, plays with the Chill Jammers. ?I was honored and I can't wait to get out there and play and hear some great music. I know that Tony and others have worked so hard to bring out some great musicians,? said Annie Mosher, Kerriville folk fest winner and a newcomer to Summerfest.
              Summerfest is also bringing in some new comers this year. Songwriters like Davis Raines are coming in from Nashville. I like Ashland City anyway. I am looking forward to seeing and playing for all the people, said Davis Ranies, traditional country singer/songwriter and another newcomer to play at Summerfest.
              Billy Stewart, son of Redd Stewart, will be performing The Tennessee Waltz to help dedicate the new parkway bearing the entertainer?s name. Redd Stewart's extended family is attending from all over the country. ?With the family coming in, that is introducing history to Cheatham County and then make it happen all over again, said Young.
              While listening to the music, people can also eat. This year, there will be grilled rib eye and pork chop sandwiches.
              The Cheatham County Central High School vocational class will have the fish fry. The vendor list includes food selections also: Sno-Cones, Texas Style Beef Brisket, shaved ice and fried pies. This is the seventh year for the carnival and 50 percent of all ticket sales will go back to the city. Boy Scout Troop 158 will work parking. Parking is free, but the boy scouts are taking donations. There are two thousand volunteers that participate in Summerfest.
              "Volunteers are what makes things happen, without them, we wouldn't have anything," said Young. The community event, Summerfest, will carry many different forms of entertainment; whither one likes food, music, or rides. "I bet anybody who comes out to the fest this year will be glad they did; who could resist the festival atmosphere, the rides, the games, the river and the entertainment," Mosher said.
Sharon Stewart - sharon@reddstewart.com
Posted June 1, 2005
I am looking for a song called "Rocky" I believe from the 8os, can anyone tell me who sang it? Thank you very much. Marge - margeandanna40@aol.com
Posted June 1, 2005
I have a Cliffie Stone's HOMETOWN JAMBOREE Souvenir Album (paper-back book 10 3/4" X 8 1/2") that I got when I went to one of Mr. Stones live shows. I was 7 at the time, so it had to be '52-'53 It is signed by Cliffie Stone, Molly Bee, Buckie Tibbs, Joan O'Brian, Harry Rodkay, Speedy West, Jimmy Bryant, and Harold Hensley. It is full of pictures and stories of the many artists that performed on the show. My mother put my name and age on the cover in pencil the night I got it. Does anyone know if this is a rare book, or very abundent. Thanks for looking, Ray Hamilton, OR. R.B. Hamilton - rjhamilton@charter.net
Posted May 28, 2005
I would like to let you folks know I have been keeping traditional country music alive. My web site is www.deanholmen.com - I have two CDs out now and they are traditional to the bone. I just returned from a two week tour in Denmark and Sweden. It is a shame when we have to go over sea just to get radio air play. Yes, I am traditional to the bone but I do it for the love of country. I have learned over the last few years there is no money in this wonderful music any more. Please check out my web site www.deanholmen.com - and see for your self that Dean Holmen is very traditional and he always will be. Keep It Country :-) Dean Holmen, www.deanholmen.com, dean@deanholmen.com
Posted May 28, 2005
I'm selling a cassette tape in mint condition of Patsy Clion and Kitty Wells original 20 greatest hits make me an offer. Rosemary - rosie_posie_2005@yahoo.com
Posted May 26, 2005
MANY OF YOUR QUESTIONS IN YOUR POSTS CAN BE ANSWERED ..IF YOU ARE TRYING TO REACH A MEMBER OF THE GRAND OLE OPRY YOU CAN WRITE TO THEM. THEY ALL HAVE MAILBOXES BACKSTAGE . YOU CAN WRITE THEM AT GRAND OLD OPRY 2806 OPRYLAND DRIVE 37204. IF YOUR LOOKING FOR OLD MUSIC TYPE IN ERNEST TUBB RECORD SHOP AND GO THEIR SITE . THIS IS A GREAT WAY TO FINE MUSIC LYRICS OLDER MUSIC AND THEY SHIP DIRECT TO YOU . IF YOUR LOOKING TO CONTACT A COUNTRY MUSIC STAR TYPE IN THEIR NAME IN YOUR BROWSER AND SEE IF THEY HAVE A CURRENT WEBSITE . CONTACT ERNIE ASHWORTH BY EMAILING DON POWELL LONG TIME FRIEND HE WILL PUT YOU IN TOUCH WITH HIM dptpowel.net@sbcglobal.net PENNY DEHAVEN IS CURRENTLY DOING BACKUP FOR PORTER WAGGONER ON THE OPRY , YOU CAN WRITE HER IN CARE OF PORTER THERE IF YOUR LOOKING TO CONTACT LORETTA LYNN GO TO HER WEBSITE AND EMAIL FROM THERE OR CALL HER RANCH AT HURRICANE MILLS TENNESSE ANY HELP I CAN GIVE YOU PLEASE WRITE ME AT Ekingehk@cs.com YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE GRAND OLD OPRY ON WSM.COM ON SATURDAY NIGHTS BLESSINGS BARBARA DUNN KING SANTA FE TEXAS. BARBARA DUNN KING - Ekingehk@cs.com
Posted May 25, 2005
CLICK TO WATCH: http://www.fletcherjowers.com/A%20Cowboy%20Lullaby%20Video2.wmv Fletcher Jowers singing "A Cowboy Lullaby" from the musical film "Ol Cowboys And Dreamers" starring Charlie Daniels, and Fletcher Jowers. fletcher@fletcherjowers.com
Posted May 24, 2005
We are excited today! The Mississippian has finished our new site, http://www.colonelrobert.com. As in any new site, we will be making adjustments and updates along the way, so keep coming back. This is the best site we've ever had, thanks, Achim! Please let us know what you think, and next time, bring a friend. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - http://www.colonelrobert.com
Posted May 20, 2005
say could you tell me where bluegrass singer jimmy martin's final resting place is. UKGOBIGBLUE96@aol.com
Posted May 20, 2005
Does anyone know of the whereabouts of K.T. Oslin? Love her music and style, but she has disappeared from the Country music scene. Last knew she had heart problems. Would love to correspond with her. A devoted fan. Chris Rossney - gymkeek@gvtc.com
Posted May 19, 2005
To the children of Bob Atcher: I was going through old photo albums of my deceased mother and found wonderful pictures of their many visits to Ely, MN to visit with my Dad's brother, Andy Kolari. I have a beautiful black and white glossy 1953 picture of Bob Atcher and his wife taken up in Ely, Minnesota where they were fishing. They were guided by my uncle Andy Kolari. Bob caught a 17 1/2 pound northern pike. He received the Order of the Court of the Knights of the Wilderness at the Fernberg Bridge dedication dinner. The article in the Ely Fish Facts paper went out to say that Bob's to be addressed as "Sir" Bob Atcher. Are any of his children interested in this picture and news article? How interesting that I work in Ely, MN now and live only 15 miles away! Sincerely, Joan A. Kolari Youngman. Babbitt, MN 55706 - joanyoungman@citlink.net
Posted May 19, 2005
There is a new CD released by Traditional Style artists that ALL proceeds of the sale are being donated to veterans organizations. The CD-A Tribute To Veterans is a stirring tribute by indie artists. Produced by Miller Lane Music and WBLQs DJ, Phil Briggs this CD is truly traditional style music. If interested go to: http://home.mindspring.com/~phil1180/id6.html. - Doc Killian - dockillian@yahoo.com
Posted May 17, 2005
Are there any country music shows around La. that are similar in character to the Hay Rilde? How do I locate them and tickets? Weldon Gebhard - weldon1@bellsouth.net
Posted May 17, 2005
i am looking for then il bye killarney. i dont know who by, hope you can help. regards alex - alexandergussie@aol.com
Posted May 16, 2005
Does Penny DeHaven have a fan club? I would like to know if her album was ever made in cd. Or even cassette would be nice. How can I get in touch with her. Does any one have information on her? Thanks, Olive Fincham ... Omfincham@verizon.net Posted May 16, 2005
WOULD LIKE GIDDY UP GO BY RED SOVINE ON CD +G. AL CUMBERWORTH - AWORTH@OROFINO-ID.COM
Posted May 14, 2005
Chi Hot Disc 77 Cut #15 - Dick Shuey's "SPLISH SPLASH". Thanx A Million D.J.'s...!!! Dick Shuey - dshuey@bellsouth.net
Posted May 14, 2005
I am looking for song from the seventies - Cadillac Johnson. katie Sims - ksims1@lsu.edu
Posted May 14, 2005
I'M SEARCHING FOR ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THE SONG "ROCK A BYE BABY DON'T YOU CRY GRANDPA WILL ROCK YOU". IN THE SONG A TEXAS RANGER TAKES THE OLD MAN TO TENNESSEE. ALSO COULD YOU TELL ME IF RED SOVINE DID THE VERSION OF THE POEM "PLEASE GOD I'M ONLY SEVENTEEN". I WOULD LIKE ANY INFO. ABOUT BUYING THIS MUSIC. THANKS, KEVIN CHANDLER - KLCCJC94@YAHOO.COM
Posted May 12, 2005
I am glad the Dixie Chicks got slammed, I hated them anyway. Natalie McFatalie only proved what I had been saying all along. She is a spoiled, fat, ugly, pompous wench who thinks 'just because I can sing good and my daddy is good with music and pushing his little fat daughter out into the music industry, my poopy don't stink.' She has this really nasty looking face, the snotty, b*y, know-it-all b*h face. I bet she would be HELL to be on a tour bus with for long 'periods' at a time. Speaking of periods. Ewwwwww. I shreak to think of her temperment at that time!! OH LORD! Virginia Scott - Virginia@GodBlessYou.com
Posted May 11, 2005
Hello I've been looking for this song which I really like but the only lyric of the songs that I know is "You're the one in my life". The song comes out as the background song of a recent Comcast commercial. Also comes out in the movie Miss Congeniality the first one in which when the women are performing their talents in the pageant one of the women sings that part of it.It's a romantic old song.A woman sings it. I've been searching the song for a year already!! Rocio - rorod87@yahoo.com
Posted May 10, 2005
Earnest Tubbs didn't write rainbow at midnight, Lost John Miller from Rabun county Ga. wrote the song and sold Tubbs the rights to the song. Miller then used the money to buy the property that my family still calls home, Miller was married to my grandfather's sister they later divorced and he moved to Indiana. Adam Craver - jac302alltel.net
Posted May 10, 2005
Howdy, I'm J.T., and the only thing I'm sure about is that good music from the country makes this life worthwhile. I play the 5-string and I would follow the Stanley Brothers into the darkest of nights. I've given up on being a full-time picker, and for some reason I find myself in law school at Ole Miss in Oxford, MS. I would like advice on how to use a law degree to help old time/bluegrass/good country musicians. J.T. Lack - jtlack@olemiss.edu
Posted May 9, 2005
I am looking for Kenny Price's song "Birds and children fly away". I have been looking for this song for about 5 years and can't seem to find it any where. Richard W. Holler - wfwb41@comcast.net
Posted May 9, 2005
like your music never had the pleasure of being there i was born in tn. now reside in ind. you guys are really great. may god bless. hope i can get down that way in the future. ima ellison - imaellison@hotmail.com
Posted May 9, 2005
Hello, I would very much like to have the words to: "My Filipino Baby". If anyone has them, I would really apreciate them. Thank you so much, Donald Baldwin, Boise, Idaho - rlbaldwin1@msn.com
Posted May 8, 2005
CLB Recording Artist, Suzanna Eckchum will be releasing new CD in Summer 2005. Ms. Eckchum newest release, "My Heart Won't Let Go" is in record stores now with new CD single release, "Drug In The Wine" out in June. Ms. Eckchum tour dates will begin in June, appearing in TX, CO, NY, TN, MI, ME. Watch for postings on new website, www.suzannaeckchum.com - EA Management
Posted May 3, 2005
Yes, it was Pearl who sang "Don't Let Me cross Over" with Carl Butler. Alex Hale - alexhale@cox-internet.com
Posted May 3, 2005
There was a song a few years ago sung by a female artist i dont rember her name and i was wondering if any one can help the song started ot "I KNEW LOVE WHEN and a few lines in it were
"i knew love when it was more than just a word"
"i knew love when it didt always have hurt"
any way if any one knows the song and or artist please let me know thanks - Robin Swhier - Robinls@myfamily.com
Posted May 3, 2005
I am looking for the song "Danny Boy" sung by Hank Loughlin. I know he was an Irish tenor who sang Country Western music. Does anyone know the name of a CD or a place that might carry his music. I'm starting this search for my dad who would love to have this music. Thank you for your help. Marie Mielke-Reeves - mmielkereeves@yahoo.com
Posted May 2, 2005
I believe it was Carl Butler who sang "Don't Let Me Cross Over" in the early 60's. I am not sure if Pearl, his wife sang on that or not, but she often sang with him. terry wilgus - jimterry@comcast.net
Posted May 2, 2005
How'dy, 'thou I live very far from United States, I love traditional country music 'cause it makes me remember those best years of my life, the university student age. Today I live in Venezuela, I've got a ranch in Guarico State, I'm dadicated to the country life in Venezuela breeding horses and cows but happy, frequently visit USA and stand by there five or six months, my best regards for you. Albert Lugo - lawsworld1@cantv.net
Posted May 2, 2005
Hi Loretta Lynn, Hi my name is Kayla Keene and my twin sister's name is Kaitlyn. we are 8 years old. We enjoy listening to your music. We recently did a school project on you for the coal fair. Our topic was "coal miners daughter". We went to visit your old home. We talk to your brother Herman to get information about you. We watched your movie. We tried to find the book "coal miners daughter" to put on our display board. Our mom found a record for our display. Our 2 favorite songs are "louisiana woman mississippi man" and "ones on the way". If theres any more information you could send us please do. we had to learn the song "coal miners daughter"so we could sing it. We would like to have your book. our address is 1070 golf RD Williamson wva 25661. Thank you Kaitlyn and Kayla - katlyn@setel.com
Posted May 1, 2005
We dropped by Tootsie's yesterday afternoon (Apr 30) and were blown away by Chris Janson. This kid is truly amazing. He looks like he's about 15 but has the voice, talent and stage presence of someone at least twice his age (he just turned 19). Don't know his schedule, but check him out (and his band) if you get the chance. You will not be disappointed. Bill - biwi@mindspring.com
Posted May 1, 2005
Would like a source to download words+music to C+W songs popular in 1940's. Used to listen to WWVA, Wheeling, W.Va. Big Slim the Lone Cowboy ,Hank Snow, the Singing Ranger, etc. Lulu Bell+Scotty, all the GOOD ones. One song in particular - all I can remember is "I Want Someone To Love + Call Me Darling" - Doc Williams? Many a Sat. night in my pre-teens I fell asleep listening to my old Crosley, antenna wires attached to the bedsprings. They don't make songs like that anymore. This new stuff? Not much of it is C+W. Montana Slim, Ernest Tubb, Roy Acuff, all my Idols. God Bless. Frank Sanders Jr. - fesjr@localnet.com
Posted April 30, 2005
Where do I get an entry form and contestant rules for applying for Nashville Star Contest? Joanne Vinet King - m2zjo@hotmail.com
Posted April 30, 2005
I need the lyrics of Vern Gosden that he sang. The name of the song is "The Garden". Marjorie Cummings - mrcummin@bellsouth.net
Posted April 30, 2005
Any information on Snuff Garrett when he lived at his Fandango Ranch property in Southern California (currently in Bell Canyon)? Thanks, adey - Nyamathi@aol.com - 310 825-8405
Posted April 29, 2005
To Norm Eggers, I am glad you posted your question on how can I turn my songs into profit here. We get this question a lot, and I thank you for the opportunity to answer that here on this forum.
              Never say never! You never know what someone is looking for. One man's trash... Mainstream country has changed over the years, but traditional country music will never die. So not knowing your type of music, we'll assume it is traditional country in nature. You have two avenues to choose from. Major companies and artist, or Independent. Both have their pros and cons. With the majors, if they like your material, and want to cut it, (make a recording) they have more money to work with. Whereas,indi's usually have a tight budget for their projects. No one can say, this company, or that company will record your songs. (Though you can waste your money on books and lists that say they can.) You just have to beat the bush like the rest of us. Record companies, publishers, artist, etc. But here are a few known facts...
              Always get the best demo you can afford. (Someone that can record your song for demonstration purposes.) Send no more then three at a time. And always always register your songs with the United States Copyright Office, (http://www.copyright.gov/) You can register up to ten songs (Billy Bob's Greatest Hits) for $30.00. (Poorboys copyrights is a thing of the past.) And don't look for overnight success. We tell folks all the time that the music business should never be enter into because you need the money, or to make a living with it. If these things come out of it, count your blessings.
              Hope to see you at the grammys. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted April 29, 2005
Wayne Kemp - i have searched all over internet to find his cd. well no luck after five years. well since then i have found some albums and i have put them on to cd's... here are songs i have on cd's.1.. bar room habbits. 2 . burn another honky tonk down. 3. darlin. 4. darling who's the stranger. 5. from house wife to everybodys girl. 6. here we go again. 7. honky tonk wife. 8. how much more can she stands. 9. i had a talk with the man. 10. i sure need her now. 11. i turn my mind on you. 12. kentucky sunshine. 13. knock three times. 14. listen. 15. remind me. 16. she knows when you're on my mind. 17. she will love you to pieces 18. step aside. 19. to close to the end. 20. touching home. 21. who will turn out the lights. 22. won't you come home and talk to a stranger. 23. love comes here and die. 24. memories of mama. 25. reverend luther. 26. the fireman. 27. it's never over. harlan country. 28. hot burning flames. 29. i've always wanted to. 30. who left the door to heave open .31. your memory comes and gets me. 32. how good a bad woman feels. 33. along came you. 34. redneck over thirty. 35. one piece at a time. 36. award to a angel. 37. your wife cheating on us again. 38. sloe gin and fast woman. 39. i can't wait to dream that dream again. 40. waiting on the tables, Johnny - goinghunting@hotmail.com
Posted April 29, 2005
Hi...Just reading your site and I do have a suggestion for those who like the more "tradtional" country music sound - give Sonny Burgess a chance. He's a new artist from Texas and some of us in southern Iowa, really appreciate his return to the more "traditional" sound of country music. On the flip side of this, is John W. Stone...he has the energy of Garth Brooks on stage, and his hit "Shame On Me" is a true country ballad. Not all new country is worth listening to, but neither is all old country. Each generation has their own likes and dislikes. Give Sonny Burgess and John W. Stone a chance...you might be surprised at what you hear. Tammy Laehn - coffeelady38@hotmail.com
Posted April 29, 2005
I am looking for the lyrics to "Say I Do" by Donna Fargo. It is on the CD The Best of Donna Fargo. Could you please help me? Thank you, Veronica Hughey - loislane_ar@yahoo.com
Posted April 28, 2005
Gidday! Just a brief email firstly to say what a great job you & your team do in putting up such a fantastic website (Traditional Country Hall of Fame), & I mean it when I say it's the best site in relation to research & the extensive artist list ... & thanks to you & the team.
              Over the last few days I have tried to access the Vern Gosdin link on the homepage,(one of my favourite artists) but unfortunately from my end of the world the link appears to have been hijacked by an "online pharmacy" & I was wondering if you're aware of this.
              These "online pharmacies" are in the news here in Australia at present, as children have been purchasing dangerous, outdated, illegal drugs via the "online pharmacies". Hopefully you're able to rid this site, "we want Vern back"!! All the best to you & your's. Regards, Loris McPhail, 101.5 Beau FM 4BSR, Queensland Australia, dingo4@froggy.com.au
Posted April 25, 2005
Hello; I am seeking information. I believe that there is still a place for real country music in the market without the slick, glitzy, heavy-beat psuedo rock & roll that is passed off today as country music. Not that today's music is bad, just that it really isn't true country & western music. Am I a dinosaur who is out of touch?
              At any rate, I found the Howard Vokes web site which seems to be saying the same things I believe. I came across this site because I'm looking for an agent for a few songs. I do NOT perform, I can't sing, don't play very well and have absolutely no illusions nor expectations about "stardom"; I'm too old and tired to go spend a lot of time in Nashville and I don't personally know anyone in the country music industry. But I do have a half-dozen pieces I came up with (for pleasure and a few close friends & family) and I believe there may still be some people out there that would enjoy this stuff. I wouldn't think of trying to market this if I didn't have bills to pay, but I am in a corner right now; trouble is, I can't market it and would need someone to act as agent.
              From what I've learned, there is no hope for unsolicited material most of the time. To make matters worse, the stuff I come up with does not have a heavy rock & roll beat and certainly is not "slick" like most of today's successes. My question is: Are there still people/companies/agents out there today who would do something with this type of music? If so, a word of advice or some information would be most appreciated; fact is, I'm sort of lost at this point on what I should do with my songs.
              If you have suggestions on how I can generate some income from this stuff, please let me know. If that can't be done, I understand (maybe I am a dinosaur!) My contact information is: Norm Eggers, 111 Hooton Blvd., Madison, IN 47250 - bethanne@voyager.net - (812) 273-4463
Posted April 24, 2005
Does anybody know the song and the artist of this old country song (man sings it)the lyrics goes like this ... Please lord help me i'm not superman, but my daughter thinks I am ... He's talking about his daughter who is cripled and can't walk again, and she believes her daddy can make her walk again. I was told it could be Bob Mackey who sings it but not for sure. Nina - faraway@foothills.net
Posted April 23, 2005
"The Wild Side OF Life" was written by Arlie A. Carter and William Warrem. Always a crowd favorite, I have used it in my show for years. But Hank Thompson's version is my favorite. Thanks, and keep those good questions coming. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted April 23, 2005
Who wrote the song "THE WILD SIDE OF LIFE" that was the 1952 mega hit for HANK THOMPSON? THANKS, John Fallin - john.fallin@earthlink.net
Posted April 23, 2005
Great site! Glad to see there are lots of supporters for traditional country! Clair Robertson - bronzino20002001@yahoo.com
Posted April 23, 2005
Carl & Perl Butler sang "Don't Let Me Cross Over Love's Cheating Line." That'a a great song, thanks for asking. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - http://www.colonelrobert.com
Posted April 22, 2005
i have been trying to find this artist for month. they sang DONT LET ME CROSS OVER (loves cheating lie). it is on time life cd of counrty from 1960 to 64. but i dont have that either. any help would be great thank you. rick edens - protectorofyou@hotmail.com
Posted April 22, 2005
I am looking for the lyrics to an old and rare song that the Wilburn Brothers sang and recorded in 1966 from The Wilburn Brothers Show. The title of the song is All I Have For You Mom. Mother's Day is just around the corner and I would love to be able to sing this song for my Mom on Mother's Day. If anyone knows this song I would really appreciate it if I could get the words. Thanks, Derek Davis - jbloisdavis@peoplepc.com
Posted April 22, 2005
Hi there, some friends and I were discussing old cowboy films the other day and I told them about the johnny macbrown movies that I saw as a child and they said that no such cowboy ever existed. Would you please confirm for me that he did . I would like to see their faces if i could show them an e mail stating this, thanks, john trussell - j.trussell4@btinternet.com
Posted April 22, 2005
i am looking for the words and lyrics to thirty peices of sliver recored by hank williams sr, i am told it was on mother best radio show, if any one could help me out thanks a lot, wayne brumbalow - gutierman2000@yahoo.com
Posted April 21, 2005
I remember hearing a song on the radio years ago (over 45) that was played quite often. It was sung by a little girl. Parts that I remember goes like this. "The angels are lighting God's little candles, Softly they they glow as the day says goodbye. Yes the angels are lighting God's little candles, we call them stars, they are are friends in the sky. The cares of the day, like clouds roll away, as stars twinkle through the curtain of blue" Anybody have ideas on who the artist was? Or the rest of the words? Cheryl Boyle - pcboyle@nntc.net
Posted April 20, 2005
i am looking for the song by hank snow.."my darling happy anniversary you've made my life for me once again thanks for the memory my darling happy anniversary. THAT IS HOW THE CHORUS OF THE SONG GOES BUT I CANT SEEM TO FIND IT ON THE WEB. COULD YOU ASSIST ME IN FINDING IT.IF SO APPRECIATE IT. EMAIL.....gen@socket.net
Posted April 20, 2005
My name is Sharon Marie. My mother was Carolina Cotton. She was one of the early entertainers from the Golden Era of Western Swing, from the 1940s and 50s. She was a member of Dude Martin's Roundup Gang, Spade Cooley's Orchestra (1944), and performed with many others ... Bob Wills, Hank Penny, Deuce Spriggins, and the Plainsmen, to name a few. She was involved with recording (King and MGM), radio and early TV, and made 17 B Western films (2 with Gene Autry, and also with Roy Acuff, Ken Curtis and more). Anyway, I thought you'd like to visit her new web site: http://www.carolinacotton.org
Posted April 19, 2005
RE: cousin jody summey: My best friend is Jodena Summey. E-mail me with the info, and I will be glad to give you her number. She said that she would love to hear from any of her dad's relatives. Thanks, Nitesag1 - nitesag1@bellsouth.net
Posted April 19, 2005
Looking for words and music to a song by Billy Crash Croddock "Broken Down In Tiny Pieces". I would like to get the LP or CD if Possible. It's my MOM'S favorite song and must find and learn. PLEASE HELP. Patrick - ppearson38@comcast.net
Posted April 19, 2005
Would you know how I might find the lyrics to Hank Thompson's song, "Smoky the Bar"? Thanks so much. Nelda - jegriggs@semo.net
Posted April 19, 2005
anyone here like Loretta Lynn or Conway Twitty?? i'm a major fan and i'm only 11). Shelly - shelliebean777@aol.com
Posted April 19, 2005
hi, to whom concerned i'll always be a dick curless fan. thanks jeff brings. fishingforfun1n1@aol.com
Posted April 19, 2005
Does anyone know where I can get any information or music for an American country singer called 'Hank Loughlin' - Anthony - anthony@jgibson123.fsnet.co.uk
Posted April 19, 2005
Does anyone have names of the regular musicians that played on The Ralph Emery Show years ago? If not, does anyone remember Jack Gregory? Thanks, Melva - melvaj@cafes.net
Posted April 19, 2005
I just visited your site and wanted to thank you for having me listed. As an Artist, I am very glad to see sites such as yours. Especially a site like this that has TRUE country music as it's main interest! Keep up the great work. I will have my people put a link to your site off of mine and also a site for a show that I have started in Northern Indiana since moving from Nashville. www.michaelharding.org and www.countryjamboree.50megs.com - Michael Harding - michael@michaelharding.org
Posted April 4, 2005
Anyone looking for old country music? Try thie site. http://recordlady.webgcs.com/ - Alex Hale - alexhale@cox-internet.com
Posted April 4, 2005
In the 70's there was a song called Cadillac Johnson. Sure would like a copy and I have no idea who sang it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Alex Hale - alexhale@cox-internet.com
Posted April 4, 2005
I am 29 and my dad has all volumes of The Tribute to the Grand Ol Opry stars of the 50s on VHS. I love them!! Anyways they are by Gannaway Productions and it says it is not affiliated with the Grand ol Opry on every show but on some tapes the artist refer to it as "The Country Show" But in some volumes they call it The Grand ol Opry. Can anyone tell me the story behind these shows? And were they on TV or were they movie serials? Thanks. ox6776@excite.com
Posted April 4, 2005
Have u seen Pee Wee from D KK he looks so dm fine. Lulu - houstxlulu@sbcglobal.net
Posted April 3, 2005
Can anyone help me with this one please? A song written by Hank Snow called "A red rose from the blue side of town"? Did Jim reeves ever record this song? Many thank. Country Ken - countrykengibson@yahoo.co.uk
Posted April 3, 2005
I was going through some old family pictures passed onto me. I have a autographed picture I believe to be of Patsy Montana and an unidentified male in costume complete with fiddle and guitar. There is no date but the back says Sponsored by the Gainsborough Beauty Shoppe in Hollywood, Cal with red lip prints. I am curious as to the approximate date. I would be willing to send a copy. Thanks, Susan Kuhl - Kuhl50@msn.com - 253-854-0782
Posted April 3, 2005
I love the pictures in your website keep it on ... Patrick Ungbada - patrick@myway.com
Posted April 3, 2005
Just wanted to thank you folks for putting Joe Ross' James Reams & The Barnstormers review up on the site. We'll let people know it's there to read! Best wishes, Tina - tina@jamesreams.com
Posted April 3, 2005
You know the 1st time I herd Blain Larsin sing How can you get that lonley I cried I was with a friend and we just left a viewing of a friend our age that killed him self and I thought to my self I am gonna love Blains music and I do all of it so far he talks about what is happening in lifes of teenagers and I think we need more like him I mean hes hott and he has a great voice and I wish for him the best in life we need more like him in Contry music so if anyone else thinks so don't hold it in let it all out let us know. Ashley Holman - ashleyexpress@rivercto.net
Posted April 2, 2005
Hi, I've been trying to find this song and artist for along time with no luck. I don't know the title but some of the words goes like this. Rock a bye baby don't you cry, grampa will rock you bye and bye. It's about a grandfather hitch hiking to get to to his grandchild before she dies. If anyone knows the title and artist please contact me at Plittlebil@aol.com Thank you very much
Posted April 2, 2005
Who is the original singer of "Hell yes I cheated"? pam - prdb@tecinfo.net
Posted April 1, 2005
i need to know the names of Roseanna Cash {Johnnie Cash daughter}daughters. didn't she has 3 or 4 girls with her first hushand. kim drake - lostkentuckygirl@yahoo.com

Posted April 1, 2005
DO YOU STILL HAVE AVAILABLE STARS OF THE OPRY FROM THE FIFTIES? I HAD A WHOLE COLLECTION BUT I HAD A HOUSE FIRE AND I LOST MY COLLECTION AND WOULD LIKE TO REPLACE IT. THIS WAS OUT AROUND 1995-96. ANY INFO WILL BE HELPFULL THANKS SO MUCH!! ROBBY GOODMAN - RGOODMAN67@AOL.COM
Posted March 30, 2005
I am writing to request information on an early female Banjo payer by the name of Fern Dale. The research I have done refers to her as a county music artist and composer. The information dates back to the 1930's. Do you have any information on her? Thank you. Dee Robbins - Monticello, IL - darobbin@uiuc.edu
Posted March 30, 2005
What ever happened to the music of the 50's; Hank williams, faron young, marty robbins, ray price,hank thompson ,hank lochlin, kitty wells,etc. That was basic country and was very enjoyable. The new breed of singers as clint black,garth brooks,etc all all showmen with limited talent and abilities. Todays performers are an insult to what country music represented. Performers like Hank Snow and the lyrics of his songs are nonexistant today. To hear the old country music, you have to listen to Irish bands that sing a lot of the traditional country as well as irish ballards. Harvey - samidive2@optonline.net
Posted March 29, 2005
PLEASE HELP ME FIND THIS SONG, HELL YES I CHEATED, WHO SINGS IT? pam halsey - pamhalsey00@yahoo.com
Posted March 28, 2005
hello im tom from the uk i have just downloaded a short movie "the grand ole opry". the compaire was a guy called farren young (great country singer). i have tryed searching the internet but to no avail. could you pleas do some reaserch on him and email me when you have it on your web page. please please help if you can. yours truly mr tom mason. masdav5@aol.com - thank you keep up the good work
Posted March 27, 2005
hi, i'm 11 and i love Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn sooo much.i have 2Conway cd's 3 Loretta cd's and 1 of their duets cd's. i'm planning on getting all their cd's. does anyone else like Conway or Loretta??i never use or answer my e-mail, but you can find me at LorettaLynn.com in the webboard as shellyluvsLL. Shelly
Posted March 26, 2005
Please help. Does anyone Know and old Country n Western singer who appeared on a show called McClould it was a great show l might add, l am not sure how this persons name is spelt here goes Huott Axton or Hoytt Acton or Huitt Axston, all l know he was in one episode of the seies of McCloud if anyone can help me and save my sanity. Thankyou, Barbara Ruth - bartune@hotmail.com
Posted March 24, 2005
Would like to find the lyrics and music to WILL THERE BE ANY YODELING IN HEAVEN? I heard this song on an old Bob Wills record that he made with the Mckinney sisters. The record was about worn out and I couldn't understand all the words. Any help would certainly be appreciated. Lynn Rose - LROSE10444@AOL.COM
Posted March 21, 2005
Hey i just wanted to know if anyone had info on Kumbia Kings, specially on Nino B, i am his #1 fan =) ... Sara - sar_is31@hotmail.com
Posted March 20, 2005
Hey! I was just wondering if anyone could tell me who sings this newer country -- Back Woods Boy -- i think that is the name of it but i am not sure. A guy sings it and it talks about putting on camo and going to the deer stand and that kind of stuff. so if anyone could help me out i would appreciate it -- just email me to the addy above -- i dont think i can remember this site -- so thanks. cindy - sam_cindy_becke@juno.com
Posted March 16, 2005
i'm trying to find a girl country western singer who san on good morning america about 6 to 8 months ago. in her song there was a phrase about no flags hanging around her door and something about ships sailing by. several of us has heard it but can't get a name PLEASE HELP. THANKS MUCH, Rochelle Bruno - shell111438@aol.com
Posted March 15, 2005
This is something special i am passing along to everyone who has ever heard Waylon Jennings. *David Austin Cody* Pays Homage to Waylon Jennings. This is a Beatiful Website. Most Awesome Music Clips. An Outstandin' Tribtute To The Man. WAYLON JENNINGS. Please Show as Many People as you can. Its Just remarkable..http://www.davidaustincody.com - christa - christa929j@yahoo.com
Posted March 13, 2005
In 1991 I saw a video called "Lilly's White Lies", by Martin Del Ray. I have tried to find this song on the internet and had no luck. I can hardly remember how it goes, I just know that I loved it! Help!! Sandy - Hummingbatbird1@aol.com
Posted March 13, 2005
My father used to make recordings for them in the late 40's at 2920 S.W.22nd Terr. in Miami. I tried to get backstage once when they were in concert but it was impossible due to the crowds. If any of them are still around I would like to hear from either one or both, I still remember them singing "ole Shep". Thank you, Jim Donovan JR, Miami, FL, Ph (305) 221-3251 - jmd1amy2@worldnet.att.net
Posted March 11, 2005
Visit the www.JellanRecords.com website to hear MISS CHELSEA CLINE ... sing ... and the name is for real from the Shenandoah Valley, Va. She is sensational. Stardom Quality Voice. Interested parties may contact me at my email at Jellan@Jellan.com or call me at 1-888-4JELLAN and leave a message.
Posted March 10, 2005
It is my sad duty to report that Rodeo Cowboy & Country/Western Singer Chris LeDoux died yesterday in Wyoming from complications of liver cancer. Chris was surrounded by family and friends when he passed. We have lost a great American Country star and he will never be forgotton and his music will live on forever. May God bless Chris as he goes to that big arena in Heaven. May our brother Chris rest in peace. Dan Winger-WesternLawman18, Founder, American Rodeo Group - calcherokee@yahoo.com
Posted March 10, 2005
In 1978 billy was performing in longview at a club but, didnt get to make it, i had my apendix taken out. needless to say i was mad. cause i didn't make to his concert. thank you, renee - renee_foster60@hotmail.com
Posted March 9, 2005
Hi: I'm Trying to Fine Out When Jerry Inman Passed Away. We Used to worked together. I Know Its been A few Years ago. Just Don't remember when. Can You Help Me? He was on Columbia Records Back In The 60's Thanks, Jack Armstrong - thestar19@msn.com
Posted March 8, 2005
Is there any records of a Ed Lewing being associated with the Louisiana Hayride. His name was inscribed on a EV Mic that was advertised as being used on the Hayride. I appreciate any info. Bob Hill - RHill10661@aol.com
Posted March 5, 2005
Is there a chance Bill Anderson will be doing another show during fan fair at the Hall of fame this year as he did last year? Or will there be anyone else appearing at the Hall Of Fame during fan fair? Sharon Tranel - tranel610@msn.com
Posted March 2, 2005
i would just like to say hi to pee-wee gonzales (irvin salinas) from the kimbia kings and probably he could hook up with my friend sometime WHO REALLY LIKES PEE-WEE. laura rodriguez - lilmissy3317@yahoo.com
Posted March 2, 2005
I was searching for all songs, lyrics,chords by the great earnest ashworth. ernie is the greatest in my book. i write my own songs and i can just hear and see earnie singing them. do you have an address for ernie?or perhaps a webb site with all of his songs with the lyrics and chords? sincerely, charles c. snyder - ccsnyder_2005@yahoo.com
Posted February 28, 2005
i want hell yes i cheated on karaoke cdg. paul jankowski - pjan45@yahoo.com
Posted February 27, 2005
RE Leon Payne. Can you tell me if the song "You Don't Love Me But I'll Always Care". have the words (here I am sad and lonely wondering where you are tonight ) in it? This song of his would have been sung by him during the war. My first love is back in my life and we are trying to find some old songs of Leon Payne. WILL YOU PLEASE HELP US FIND THEM? Is there a CD with his biggest hits on it? I wil be waiting for your reply. Thanks, Elizabeth Hollingshead - erhhead@bellsouth.net or ehollingshead@mdrs.state.ms.us
Posted February 22, 2005
I posted this request for information and was hoping you could help point me in the right direction. My dad played guitar and served with Mr. Tomlinson in Korea and stayed in touch until after the 1960 Horton crash. Where could I go to find out more about Mr. Tomlinson? Sincerely, Dale Wasson Atlanta, GA - wasson4221@bellsouth.net
Posted February 22, 2005
I am looking for any recordings of the Renfro Valley Gathering that was on the radio in the 50's. Rich Paulson - mnlongline@cs.com
Posted February 22, 2005
Years ago there was a country song titled" remember me" I hope you can find the words and the the artist the recorded it. Thanks, Loretta Graham - lorettagraham2000@yahoo.com
Posted February 22, 2005
CLB Recording Artist/Songwriter, Suzanna Eckchum is currently working on a new CD to be release this spring. Two new singles will be release in March, "The Moment" and "My Heart Won't Let Go" Check your local record stores. Ms. Eckchum is also working on a book, "Music They Couldn't Hear" Ms. Eckchum stated in a press release the book is about the last ten years, her struggles with one person's addictions and the hardships she endured because of it. "Maybe this book will bring the real truth into the light." stated Ms. Eckchum. (unknown contributor)
Posted February 22, 2005
Pete, I read your post, and have a couple of questions. Are we talking 50's Country music, or Rock & Roll? You also didn't say if you are seeking to contribute as a lover of the music, or to make a living with it. And please don't take this personal, but no one will take you serious with a e-mail address titled "zombielovefest" First, you need a web site! And not one of those freebee sites. A professional site. Two, you need some background in the field. Who What When How, and Why. And third, a understanding that you may never get rich, or even broke doing this. You must want to do this for the love, and preservation of the music!!! I do want to thank you for the desire to learn more about the music I grew up playing. And if I can answer any questions, you have my e-mail address.
P.S. Most historians are people that loved a certain style of music so much that they wanted to know everything about it and the people that made it happen. THEN, because of their vast knowledge, people start going to them for reference questions, and the rest is history. (Our own Bob Timmers is a great example).
Colonel Robert Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted February 21, 2005
I am 28 years old, and love 50's music, and am interested in being a 50's music historian, please contact me if you have any info. about how to get into this field. thank you. pete huels - zombielovefest@yahoo.com
Posted February 21, 2005
My Father is looking for the lyrics to a song sung by the Osborne Brothers, called Georgia Pineywoods & a song called Wake Up Jacob, I don't know who sang it. but i would appreciate any info on these songs, & would really love the lyrics to both. Thank-You, Mary Rundle - mommabird63@yahoo.com
Posted February 19, 2005
i am 28 years old, and love 50's music, and am interested in being a 50's music historian, please contact me if you have any info. about how to get into this field. thank you. pete huels - zombielovefest@yahoo.com
Posted February 19, 2005
i need loretta lynn's personal email address. i have a song that i really think she'd like and i personally would like her to at least look at. geri elliott - geri@pa.net
Posted February 17, 2005
I used to listen to GRAND Opry in the 50 when I was a little girl . That when we had a batteies radio and that was only station that my daddy would let us listen too. There are so many good country singer that I don't have just one . How ever I have been to alot of there (shows ) To name a few Freddy Hart, Gene Watson, Alan Jackson,and yes Ricky Van Shelton raise close to my home town in VA. Duard benson - duardbenson@aol.com
Posted February 16, 2005
I am looking for music or pictures of Norman Wade. sue smith - sue111700@aol.com
Posted February 14, 2005
Hey steve, I just came across this web page and seen that Mike Garris name on it, I'm telling you steve I had just caught one of his shows up in donegal pa at the pondarosa, and steve yes you said it all this guy is the next big thing in country music, I'm telling you people if you live in pa you got to go see him, this kid got the looks and he's got the voice to go with it, his show was none stop, he really knows how to get the people in to it, he is a true performer,Like you said steve, yes if there is anybody out there that can help him get notice please do so, he really is the guy that the record companys need to hear, yes I heard that he don't have his own song, but there is alot of artist that don't write there own songs they have people write them for them, so you need to hear this guy, God Bless Sherry - sherrylynn@adelphia.net
Posted February 14, 2005
Hello, My name is Sheila and I have been trying to get the lirics to a song a boyfriend of mine sang to me 20 years ago. I sing it all the time but realy don't remember all the lirics. I thinks It was song by Ricky Scaggs. It goes something like this.
She he went out one evening
my darling and I
she seemed so differnet
and i wondered why
we stopped at a tavern
and there i could see
that he loved another one better than me
the band was playing that
old fashioed walsz
if by any chance you knew this song i would be thrilled to receive the lirics, thank you, sheila - sheila@mango18.com
Posted February 12, 2005
I would like to contact Joey Kent about using an image or two from his collection in a Louisiana state history textbook. Could you possibly pass along any info about how I could reach him? Thanks, Kris K. Brunson, Photo Editor of Textbooks, Kaysville, UT - kbrunson@gibbs-smith.com
Posted February 12, 2005
To all those country fans out there in Latrobe pa and greensburg, you really need to go out and hear this country singer named MIKE GARRIS I'm telling you this guy is the next big thing in country music, I had talked to Mike at one of his shows and asked him why isn't he on a lable yet, he said I can't find Knowbody to help me in the right direction, he said he has been to Nashville, and record lables just wanted his money, well if there is anybody that can help him out in any way please contact him as soon as possible, He is the real deal who knows there might be something in it for you too. You need to contact him asap. steve - magleg@adelphia.net
Posted February 11, 2005
Do you know anywhere that I could find a CD or the movie called "The Nashville Rebel" with Waylon Jennings in it?? I think the movie and album came out in the late 60's or early 70's. Thank you for your help. Sherry - mythisis@aol.com
Posted February 10, 2005
I wanted to know if anyone has saw the bluegrass/country singer, Connie Leigh perform. I found her website www.connieleigh.com, and I think she is very good. The second song on her clips sounds more like the 70's 80's country than bluegrass. Donny - sprigger@cox-internet.com
Posted February 8, 2005
hi. i'm trying to find out whom sings the song. little bo peep. not sure thats the name of the song. can anyone help me find it or the right nane of it.. its a oldie ... its goes alittle like ... little bop peep with a broom and a mop ... blah blah ... lol, thanks, crazy - shady_town@hotmail.com
Posted February 7, 2005
Brendan O'Loughlin's New CD "Between Two Shores" Is NOW Available. You can preview and listen to samples tracks at the link Below. http://www.brendanoloughlin.com/music.html - Lough Gur Records - brendanoloughlin@qwest.net
Posted February 6, 2005
Would anyone have the lyrics and chords to the song "The DJ Cried - song by Ernest Ashworth". Gal who loves to play and sing in PEI Thanks Love your site first time I saw it, I was looking for the above noted at the time. Dee - darlyene@hotmail.com
Posted February 6, 2005
Where can I find Willie Nelson singing an acoustic version of Red River Valley? Golden Theatrical Productions, Inc. - sugolden@earthlink.net
Posted February 6, 2005
http://profiles.yahoo.com/keishalangie - keishaa - keishalangie@yahoo.com
Posted February 5, 2005
Hey folks! I do a morning radio show for the largest classic country FM in our area of West Kentucky. Our website is up and running and we're really trying to kick start our message board. If you're a fan of our music, and just love to talk about it, log on and register. It's 100% FREE and you'll meet people from all over the world that share the same love for country music as you do! You can find us online, at www.willieradio.com - Log on, and register on our message board. Post, and post often! (we have a few country music historians that visit daily, and are really good at answering questions about songs and artists!) I hope to ya online soon, at www.willieradio.com - Thanks, Catfish - catfish@willieradio.com
Posted February 5, 2005
NICE AND WONDERFUL SITE. KEEP ON GOOD WORK, I HAVE BEEN HERE TWICE, GUYS. LOOKING FOR THE LYRICS TO THE SONG SUNG BY HYLO BROWN, MGBADA JOE - MUMU@TOGO.COM
Posted February 5, 2005
Very Greetings from Country Manny, a Singer, Songwriter & One-Man-Country-Band from Germany, (Bavaria). Let the Country Sunshine in. Country Manny - www.country-manny.de - CountryManny01@aol.com
Posted February 4, 2005
I am looking for a local singer ... songwriter who is from Hendersonville ... Ray Austin. Have u heard anything about him ... .do u know who he is and where i can get some information about him. If you could, email me at Shelli_f33@yahoo.com. I would appreciate any information u might have ... or where else i could possibly find some. Thank you for your time.
Posted February 1, 2005
Hi, I am trying to contact Carl Smith. He is a distant cousin of mine. He visited me several years ago in Mountain View, AR. Since then I moved to another address in Mountain View; divorced and remarried; moved to WI. for six years and am now living 12 miles south of Mountain View, AR. I have lost his address with all the moves. Would like to update him with my address, phone number and email. They are: William M. Smith (wife Carolyn), 206 Ben Cartwright Ln., Mountain View, AR 72560 - (870) 269-8456 - alohalea@mvtel.net - If you can get this message to him, I would appreciate it. William Smith
Posted February 1, 2005
LOOKING FOR THE LYRICS TO THE SONG SUNG BY HYLO BROWN, "WALK SLOWLY DARLING". JOHN LEWIS - AD4FZ@hotmail.com
Posted January 31, 2005
Who sang Streets of Laredo. Is this song available on c.d. elizabeth - eeholmes@cox-internet.com
Posted January 31, 2005
I have been a country music fan all my life, but I didn't know there was a traditional country music hall of fame until I saw it on the internet. Great. john ingalls - xerxes@win-4-u.net
Posted January 31, 2005
If the junk Nashville is putting out today and trying to pass off as country music, really is country music. then I might as well listen to rock, or some other junk. Leon Turner - neugrass@aol.com
Posted January 31, 2005
i am looking for the lyrics to this song death of hank williams by jack cardwell / thk you hope u can find it for me and email - country fan - doreen.hohmann@sasktel.net
Posted January 31, 2005
Elizabeth, Marty Robbins recorded Streets Of Laredo on his Greatest Hits Album. It is available on Compact Disk. Johnny Cash also recorded it. The song was written by Arlo Guthrie.
P.S. The Marty Robbins "Greatest Hits" CD has a great selection of his songs. A must for any Marty fan! Thanks for keeping it traditional country Elizabeth, Colonel Robert Morris, Traditional Country Hall Of Fame Inductee - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted January 30, 2005
Who sang Streets of Laredo. Is this song available on c.d. elizabeth - eeholmes@cox-internet.com
Posted January 26, 2005
I am 44 and I grew up listening to jerry wallace my mom had all his albums he had and I can still hear his wonderful voice we even saw him in concert with loretta and conway and freddy hart etc in tampa in the late 60s early 70s where can I buy his music and read about him? I love this singer always... southernangelt - southernangelt@hotmail.com
Posted January 26, 2005
There's a new kid in town. His name is Chris Janson an 18 year old singer/songwriter/guitar/harmonica player from Southeast Missouri. He is packing the house and setting the stage on fire at Tootsies Orchid Lounge. Go and check out one of his shows. The Tuesday Night Show from 10:00p.m.-2:00 a.m. is fantastic. Stop by and see this kid. You'll be glad that you did. Carrie - pccjanson@brick.net
Posted January 25, 2005
To Mike Garris, (see below) I am a country songwriter, and may I give you a piece of free advice? If you want songwriters to work with you, you should have something onlne for them to hear. Maybe on CD BABY or LAUNCH. Anywhere that folks can go and hear your voice.
One last thing. Mike, no one, and I mean no one, will ever make or break your career. Only you. Good Luck with your career. Colonel Robert Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted January 25, 2005
Hi my name is Mike Garris. I am from latrobe Pa I am trying to reach Mr. Howard Vokes to see if he could help me in any way possible, I am a local country artist that I think has the talent to make it in this music business, I have been on stage since I was 6 years old and have fell in love with the country music business. I am 29 years old and I been trying to get that big break, I have been to Nashville and have sang at almost all of the bars there, The first night I was there I had sang with a band and had people following me bar to bar just to hear me sing, I have also put out alot of money to record companys and have never got anything out of it, I just dont Know were to turn, I have read about Howard and all of his great things that he has done in country music and he is some one that could really help me out, I have been in many singing competitions and have won alot and lost alot to but that has never got me down, When Howard wrote about when he sings and it brings a tear to his eyes that is how I am, that just shows you that you have the passion and the love for the music. I am not a song writer and that I think is what is stoping me but I know there are alot of song writers out in the country music business that would love to help me after they heard me sing, So if there is any way that you could lead me in the write direction I would be greatfull. Thank you for your time GOD BLESS. magleg@adelphia.net
Posted January 21, 2005
Hi, I was just wondering if anybody knows how or where I can buy a copy of Dorsey Burnette's song "Peaceful Verde Valley" It was the theme song for "Kingdom Of The Spiders", I bought the dvd and got a fair copy of the song but I would like to get a real copy. If anyone can help. I would appreciate it. Thanks, bj - billyhall01@charter.net
Posted January 19, 2005
We have in our posession two copies of contracts from the "Louisiana Hayride" signed by Elvis and members of his family and band on the 6/11/54 and 8/9/55. We would like to know if it would be possible to find out the date approximative of the copies, due to the fact that they are printed on paper of size 215mm by 280mm and not the paper A4 which is 295mm by 210mm which has been used in Europe for at least 25 years. The paper the contracts are printed on has yellowed with age but as we have no idea of the size of paper used in th United States of America currently or in the past for standard photocopies we hoped you could help us. Yours Sincerely, Jean Poiraud and Linda Priest - Jeanpoiraud@aol.com
Posted January 19, 2005
Hi to all. Your members may be interested to know that I have recently compiled a 4CD set of cowboy songs and songs of the open spaces. It is called "A Cowboy's Life Is Good Enough For Me" and it is on the UK-based Jasmine label (JASBOX 13-4) and is due for release on 25th January. It comprises 100 vintage recordings from USA, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, many of the recordings being very rare. At the same time, Jasmine are releasing "Slim Whitman & His Singing Guitar Vol 2"
              You can find out more about Jasmine by contacting them direct. They have a wide range of country recordings including western, western swing, yodelling, general country, bluegrass, etc. Their contact details are as follows:
              Website: www.hasmick.co.uk you can search by genre to bring up track details of every release (the new ones may not be there yet)
              Email: jas@hasmick.demon.co.uk
              There are more country releases due on March 21st including Elton Britt, Yodeling Slim Clark and Red River Dave. Best regards, Paul Hazell
Posted January 18, 2005
I am curious what tuning Vern Gosden's pedal steel player uses. Gene Howard - gth53@bellsouth.net
Posted January 17, 2005
hi can anyone from the u.s. send me loretta lyns.email adress plus patsy cline email address i from australia its hard to get, many thanks. Len - trewlen7@hotmail.com
Posted January 16, 2005
Country music lost another of its family of pickers Saturday Jan. 15, 2005. Leslie Wilburn brother of Teddy & Doyle Wilburn passed away. Leslie was a part of the original Wilburn Family Band and played and toured with many various artists through his lifetime. Leslie will be sadly missed by many. Monte Southward. - monte777@verizon.net
Posted January 16, 2005
HELP!! I am trying to find the words and music to the 1952 song "Your Cheating Heart" by Hank Williams Sr. but can't find it any where. Please help THANK YOU. HELEN THOMPSON - slowpoke2us@yahoo.com
Posted January 16, 2005
Can anyone tell me where I can find the words for Carl Smith's 1954 song (Don't Drop It )? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Big Bob Hamel - bh331@earthlink.net
Posted January 16, 2005
Country music lost another of its family of pickers Saturday Jan. 15, 2005. Leslie Wilburn brother of Teddy & Doyle Wilburn passed away. Leslie was a part of the original Wilburn Family Band and played and toured with many various artists through his lifetime. Leslie will be sadly missed by many. Monte Southward. - monte777@verizon.net
Posted January 16, 2005
Hello. Somewhere thru the grapevine I've heard "HAL KETCHUM" could be nominated to become a hall of famer. How do I participate in helping to get him inducted. Any response would be greatly appriciated. Thank-you, PEACE ... Hilltoppromotion@aol.com
Posted January 16, 2005
I need to know when (at least what decade) "Waltz Across Texas" was written. Thank you. Dottie Pitman - jerryp@academicplanet.com
Posted January 13, 2005
Liked your site a lot since i am a country gal from the south. i thought i would see don williams name here. He is a great singer and very traditional in my eyes. td young - delefa17@hotmail.com
Posted January 9, 2005
I am trying to find the guitar chords and tabs for Andy Griggs song IF HEAVEN. If you can, please help me with this. I have looked in many sites and have had no luck. Thank you very much. Don - heavensangel1954@yahoo.com
Posted January 9, 2005
ronnie mcdowells first ablum the king is gone released in 1977. i have on jan. 8th 2005 at a concert in hanover PA. HE SIGNED THE ALBUM AND TOOK A PICTURE HOLDING THE ALBLUM. COULD U TELL ME THE VALUE. I WILL NEVER SELL IT. DENNIS GARLAND - dennisgarland35@hotmail.com
Posted January 8, 2005
i am looking for the lyrics and or the name of a ernest tubbs songs. it says something like pine in the pine or pan in the pan its a song my grandpa likes and i am trying to find it for him can anyone help? erin - Eernrrdn1046@aol.com
Posted January 8, 2005
Looking for experienced steel player for blended (traditional/swing/progressive) country band of solid, mature players in Kansas City. david smart - davidsmart@smartfrets.com
Posted January 7, 2005
I cant help but notice that Iris Dement is still missing on your artist lost. WHY!!! In my opinion she is absolutely the best female singer-songwriter EVER! Even Merle Haggard called her the female Hank Williams. My two favorite albums {or cd's} are Iris' Infamous Angel and Johnny Horton's Honky Tonk Man. The songs in Infamous Angel are true traditional county in every sense of the word and Iris wrote most of them herself. I expect so called country music radio to pass her up because she is "too country" but this website should be backing her up. You all owe it to yourselves to acquire her material and check it out! Thanks!! Chester Willis - hortonjohnny@msn.com
Posted January 5, 2005
Of course now I am in my 40's but when I was a teenager I was a great big fan of Johnny Rodriguez. Just wondering what ever happened to him. Sheila Phillips - SheilaP@chartertn.net
Posted January 4, 2005
The traditional country music web site is simply awesome, having spent a lot of time promoting country music here in the UK I found this site a positive gold mine of great information. Traditional country & blue grass music is by far my own personal favourite styles of 'country' and its great to see and read about the newer traditionalist singer songwriters like the lovely Heather Myles who has appeared on our huge annual festival (Americana International) four times since '94. Other class artists in this vein are Eve Selis (San Diego) Lisa O'Kane, Valerie Smith & Liberty Pike who along with famous names like George Hamilton IV, Pinto Bennett, Johnny Counterfit, The Bellamy Brothers, red hot blue grass band Hayseed Dixie, Texan Michael Ballew & The Damn Good Texas Country Band head up a fifty strong line-up of country, rockabilly & country-rock artists that are worthy of playing on any stage throughout the world.
              A visit to our web site at: www.americana-international.co.uk will give visitors a broader picture of the biggest and longest running event of its kind in Europe (est. 1980). We are looking forward to having you (Bob Timmers) as our guest this coming July. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL. Chris R Jackson - silvereagleuk@aol.com
Posted January 4, 2005
I'm wondering if anyone saw the Clint Black Christmas Special on CMT about Dec. 15. There was a young girl singing traditional country music and playing the accordian. She was from Fort Worth, TX. Her first name might have been Peggy, but I'm not sure. I'm wondering if anyone has heard her music or if she has any cd's. Thank you. Jeanne Fox - foxy54748@yahoo.com
Posted January 4, 2005
I would like to know who sings the song Hell yes i cheated and where i can buy the song. sybil - sybha4@aol.com
Posted January 2, 2005
I was looking for Wayne Kemps phone number. My father was real good friends with him 10 or 15 years ago. He has lost it over the years. We have address, but lost the number. If anyone can helps us. Thanks and God Bless. Jb fox - jaysoncfox@hotmail.com
Posted January 1, 2005
I am searching for book based on the life of Marijohn Wilkin who cowrote melody (with Kris Kristofferson) to song whose chorus states, "One day at a time sweet Jesus that's all I'm asking from you." Also some reseach I did indicates that understand from some research she went on to write other gospel pieces. Need information as soon as possible. Thanks! Marva Brockinson - MarvaBro@msn.com
Posted December 31, 2004

(Heather and George Jones)
I thought that some of our LA fans and those like myself (not in LA but following the scene) might be interested in heading out to to the High Desert this next weekend for Heather Myles's show ! The show is in a town totally reminiscent of the WILD WILD WEST called Pioneertown. Many LA artists have played the stage at Pappy and Harriets including Mike Stimson, Lucinda Williams, and Shelby Lynn! Check it out - http://www.pappyandharriets.com - You can ride horse's by day and enjoy traditional country sounds of Heather Myles and The Cadillac Cowboys and The Sidewinders who will be opening the show about 8:00 PM on Saturday January 8th ! This will be Heather's first LIVE performance of 2005! Come on out for great tunes, great food, at a good ol' country honky tonk! Linda Hefferon - hmgalfri@aol.com - www.heathermyles.com
Posted December 29, 2004
I listen to Vern Gosden while I'm driving or doing yard work and house work. I look for anything I can find on the web, but finding info about him is scarce. I love his music and would love to see him in concert. Is he still doing concerts? How is his health? I was able to learn that he was in poor health, I have been unable to get a recent update. His voice is wonderful and I want to hear everything he has ever done. PK - JPKimball@Ameritech.net
Posted December 29, 2004
I invite all you real country fans to view my new Johnny Cash Tribute site at www.limitedcashproductions.com - Thanks, Dan Whyms
Posted December 26, 2004
Hi there gang, can you help. i'm lookin for press cuttings from the USA in the 1950s on rock'n'roll riots/singer/gigs/etc. in the year 2005 i will be doing a number of exhibition's on youth in England/Holland/Germany/Spain, etc. all the best, brian - info@teddyboycollared.com
ps: www.teddyboycollared.com - www.teddyboy.co.uk
Posted December 26, 2004
i have been looking all over internet for WAYNE KEMP CD. is there such a cd out there? please if there is let me know thanks. Johnny - goinghunting@hotmail.com
Posted December 26, 2004
I have hundreds of sheet musics with photos of the greats of country music on the cover for sale at $10 apiece(postage is included in the price within the United States).All are in excellent to mint condition. You can e-mail your wants to me at mstein100@aol.com
Posted December 23, 2004
Has anyone every heard of Marshall Barnes? He used to be a guest on Porter Wagoners show way back when. My husband loves his singing style and would love to have some CD's of his music, but I cannot find even one. Did he even make a record? Any help would be greatly appreciated. deb - bamboochik@earthlink.net
Posted December 21, 2004
Hey, I'm one of those dinosaurs who would like to keep traditional country music alive and kickin' and I write the songs today that would have been real popular in the 50's and 60's. I have just had a CD made in Nashville by veteran studio musicans/vocalist. Know anyone in the business that might to listen. Love to hear from you. Bob - bobn@stowetel.com
Posted December 20, 2004
I would like some information on a magazine "The Journal of the American Academy for the Preservation of Old-Time Country Music". I subscribed to this magazine in 1991. Would like to know how long it was published. The subscription included a membership in the Academy. I have the first 13 issues. It was published 6 times a year. My last issue is Feb. 1993. It was a really good magazine that printed stories of the old music and artists. I think they ceased publication. If not does anyone know where to subscribe again. Thanks. Cathy Vest - cathyvest51@myfamily.com
Posted December 20, 2004
Please, Please help me find out what the name of this song, and the singer/writer, anything/something. My sister told me of a song that goes something like this, My name is Christmas Carol, I was born on Christmas day. I told Santa all I want for Christmas is a Family to love me. My sister heard this song on the radio last year and I can't find anything out about it, I'm beginning to think she is nutty. Please help. Thanks, Polly - polly_morgan60@hotmail.com
Posted December 20, 2004
Does anyone know if you can get copies of the Midwestern Hayride tv show on video tapes anywhere? I have a friend whos sister and he performed clogging as kids on the show. I am hoping to track down some copies of the show for them. Thanks! Robin - yorobin@mail.com
Posted December 19, 2004
I have for sale 2 Nudie suits made for Red Sovine. 1 is rather subdued and featured on one of his album covers (TELL MAUDE I SLIPPED). I DID find a picture of him wearing the other one which is really fancy on the cover of Giddy Up, Go. Would you be interested in them or know of anyone who might be? Thanks, Tim - ttdg@mindspring.com
Posted December 19, 2004
I WOULD LIKE SEND THIS MESSAGE OUT TO KATHY, MATTEA. I HAVE ALWAYS LOVE HER SONG 18 WHEELS AND BED ROSES. REALLY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE LYRIC;S AND MUSIC IN A KARAHOO FORM/ THANK'S LETHA - AMY4465@CS.COM
Posted December 19, 2004
Howdy, Glad to see someone still cares about the "real" country music people. Your site is an island in a sea of mediocrity. Keep up the good work. Yours truly sometimes always, Arkansas Red-Ozark Troubadour, Ozark Mountains, Arkansas - mbreid@cox-internet.com
Posted December 19, 2004
I have over 100 Old LP records of Country western songs, some of them for example I have Johnny Cash on his front porch at his log cabin home,that opens up to a 3 cover spread with the american flag and him wearing his army uniform,I have much more looking for someone who would be interested in purchase's them, can send pictures of the records to show album and covers in good condition. mtwincreeks@aol.com
Posted December 14, 2004
Jillian Marie, if you read this don't hesitate to e-mail me. The first time we met you opened for Don Williams at the Medina Ballroom long ago. I've been meaning to get a hold of you for sometime but could not. Hope to hear from you soon. Joel - lonesomefiddler49@Yahoo.com
Posted December 14, 2004
Does anyone know when the Hank Williams mother knows best cds are going to be available to purchase? And where are the dixie chicks these days? Will they ever come to spokane wa. ? thank you. Daniel Laporte - shacky1978@yahoo.com
Posted December 13, 2004
When I was in Anchorage in 1964 my favorite album was Slim Whitman's "There Stands the Glass". I have looked every where and can't find Slim singing the song much less an album of that name. I know I drank a lot ( the bars were open 23 hours a day), but I had never heard of Slim until then and I absolutely loved the album and listened to it all the time. Was there ever such an album? Or was I completely out of it that year? I was 19, had a 2 year old son, married to man I couldn't stand and that album got me through many rough times. Thanks a lot for any information. MartyAnne Langley - mlangley@ardennet.com
Posted December 10, 2004
Country Music Returning to its roots with superstar Rick Bass www.rickbass.com - Jeff Greenley - greenleyJe1@msn.com
Posted December 9, 2004
I am looking for a song from the 60's or 70's ( I need the song title) and the singer ... Some of the words are "Here I am, there you are, we've been sitting here for so long". Thanks, kathy - Kmiller7845@sbcglobal.net
Posted December 8, 2004
I would really like to know who sang the song ... something like the "letter my grandma wrote." And the actual song name. If anyone could help me please email me. Thank You. Kim - sunflower12798@hotmail.com
Posted December 8, 2004
I am looking for a male country singer that sang with his daughter. She was around 8. it was recent. does anyone know who this may have been and what the song was. I think it was a old song that was redone. eric - eruff01@yahoo.com
Posted December 8, 2004
Hi, My name is Michelle Holland. I found this address at the "Traditional County Hall of Fame" website. I was wondering if you could help me find more information about the "Saturday Night Jamboree" circa 1938-39. I believe that My mother, Wanda Lee (Billie) Terry, sang there around that time. She says that she even "cut a record" with the help of Joe Manuel. It is my hope, that I might get lucky and find the copy of the record my mother made so many years ago. She is 77 now, and this happened when she was about 12 years old. ANY help you could provide, will be of great use! Thanks so much, Michelle Holland - johnholland@ev1.net
Posted December 8, 2004
I have a question in regards to the song, "Rocky Top"; I always was told that Mr. Bryant finished the song just so that The Osborne Brothers could record it. However, I heard a DJ ask the question Who had the opportunity to record the song before the Osbornes? He said that it was a man/woman duet. Could you verify this for me? Thanks, Angie - bluegras@tgtel.com
Posted December 4, 2004
THIS POST IS TO GINA JORDAN IN HER QUEST FO JERRY REED. YOU MAY TRY HIS BOOKING AGENT AT THIRDCOASTTALENT.COM AND COME BY AND VEIW MY WEB SITE AT www.tcbertie.com WE'D LIKE TO HAVE YOU. T.C. BERTIE - TCBERTIE@TCBERTIE.COM Posted December 4, 2004
I am looking for a male country singer that sang with his daughter. She was around 8. it was recent. does anyone know who this may have been and what the song was. I think it was a old song that was redone. eruff01@yahoo.com
Posted December 2, 2004
I am looking for any information on a Kitty Wells song. It is supposed to be a rare song. It is called Old Record! Can any one please help me! I need the information for my boyfriends dad's christmas present! - deeharpine1@hotmail.com
Posted November 30, 2004
Hi, my name is Heather Privett (Sands). I'm trying to find information regarding my grandfather who was a well-known (supposedly) fiddler. I believe he played back around the 30's-50's. His name is Jackson Willard Sands or he may have been known as Red Sands. He traveled with a group. He supposedly also played with Patsy Cline. I don't know more information at this time. But I am currently trying to find out more information. If you know of any, could you let me know. The reason is, he passed away Sunday, November 21, 2004. Today, the 30th is his funeral. I could not make it to the funeral. Thanks so much for your time. Heather Privett (Sands) - loweringheather31@yahoo.com
Posted November 30, 2004
I've always loved the simple country music, because it's so close to the every day American life. Music you can listen to, and say "Ahhh yes", ... Right on, and hum it the rest of the day. Love ... Vern Gosden, Tony Douglas, Merle Haggard, And "Hank" - Samuel A. Coats - samcoats40@yahoo.com
Posted November 29, 2004
All you people out there that are always looking for the words to them old and new country songs. All you have to do is click on: http://www.roughstock.com/cowpie/songs/ - Then click on the letter that the singers last name starts with. Up will come all the singers with a last name starting in this letter. Go down to the name of the singer you want, click on his name. On the right will come up all the songs he sings. Then right click on the song, click on "Open in new Window" and then the words will come up and the cord changes. Print it out, and you are in business. Do it will all the songs you want, and make you a book. Bill Porter - clbdirect@yahoo.com
Posted November 29, 2004
Who was the lady that played piano on the grand old opry in the 50 60 70s? lois - nanchevy@yahoo.com
Posted November 26, 2004
Does anyone have the e-mail address, or street address of Jerry Reed? I would love to contact him. Gina Jordan - gljordan.@charter.net
Posted November 24, 2004
Hi! I, to, live here in Port Angeles WA and love the traditional sounds of country! James Gregory - www.pogregory10@aol.com
Posted November 24, 2004
Can you tell me the name and artist who sings, well, more or less talks, through a song that portray's him as where God was on the day of Sept 11 with Silent Night playing in the backround? Jim - Jime4247@yahoo.com
Posted November 23, 2004
well hows about some George Jones, Charley Pride. Davie - dasz1945@tesco.net
Posted November 22, 2004
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Posted November 22, 2004
I'm looking for a song for my mom for christmas, but i don't know the name or who sings it ... i only know part of the words, they go something like this ... dear momma now that we're older we can see the load on your tired old sholders momma your a trooper momma your a soldier momma you mean the world to me. If any one can help I sure would appreciate it. thank you in advance. mothersbaugh - gailandlarry@earthlink.net
Posted November 22, 2004
I have the 12 volume set (plus bonus 13th tape) VHS edition of the Gannaway Productions TRIBUTE Grand Old Opry Starts of the Fifties. The tapes are in new condition and have never been played. I've been searching around the internet and cannot find them for sale anywhere. A google search brought me here. Anyone interested please email ... ls2562004@mac.com
Posted November 21, 2004
please give me the singer's name and the lyrics of 'yellow roses ...' AND 'I'VE BEEN LOVED BY THE BEST 'by DON WILLIAMS. erefagha olali - erefaghaolali@yahoo.com
Posted November 19, 2004
I NEED SOME HELP FROM SOMEONE OUT THERE. MY SON IS DOING A PAPER ON LEFTY FRIZZELL AND I NEED SOME INFORMATION ON HIM. I'M HAVING A HARD TIME FINDING INFORMATION ON HIS CAREER AND HIS FAMILY LIFE. SO IF YOU COULD E-MAIL ME BACK I WOULD APPRICATE IT. THANK YOU SO MUCH, TERRY BOWER, CORSICANA - terrybower@sbcglobal.net
Posted November 18, 2004
I am looking for information on a country singer by the name of Juanita Rose. My band backed her a few times while playing at the Whispering Pines near Tawas City, Michigan in the early 80's. One of the songs she recorded was "Bedroom Reunion". Just wondering whatever happened to her. She had a lovely voice and sang a lot of the old country classics. Thanks for any info on her ... Dick - bingochamp@midmaine.com
Posted November 11, 2004
I heard an old country song that brought a tear to my eyes. The lyrics contained the words " In the next life I want to be your hero". Please tell me who sang it and can I find the lyrics? Lorne Morley - lorne@ad-vantagesigns.com
Posted November 10, 2004
I have posted messages on Aug 26, 04 and Sept 27, 04 for interested parties of the Gannaway Tribute Grand Old Opry Stars of the 50's. I have had to change my e-mail address my new one is shhallett@bellsouth.net - S Hallett
Posted November 9, 2004
i would like to have the word to filipino baby by ernest tubb. edna dockery - redmama102@aol.com
Posted November 8, 2004
Do you have any information on the members of the Lindsey Brothers. I know one was my grandfather Vernon Claud. I'm having a hard time finding any information.
Lindsey Brothers:
Big Hearted Joe, '55
Let's Get Down To Business, '55
Hello Heartaches
Mr. Blues
Thanks, Shannon Bernestine - titanschicsha@comcast.net
Posted November 8, 2004
im surprised to hear about the passing of lois frizzell. i knew her briefly in the late 1980's while she was in hawaii. she was attempting to follow in her late fathers footsteps and i was the lead guitar player in her band. we pimarily played "lefty" songs. i also remember some talk about her being married at some point to robert duvall, though i was never able to confirm that in any way. if anybody is interested, i have some photos of lois and the band in hawaii. i can be reached at alleng@cncnet.com
Posted November 8, 2004
i am looking for the 12 to 13 vhs set TRIBUTE GRAND OLE OPRY STARS OF THE 50s. If any one has and is willing to part with this set please email me asap. thanks. dawn - ahealingangel@aol.com
Posted November 7, 2004
Is it possible to get a recording on any type of record, sheet music or CD of Merle Haggard's, "Colorado"? Please let me know. Thanks, Charlotte Yost, 1010 N. 2nd Street, Johnstown, CO 80534 - doc_carla@msn.com
Posted November 5, 2004
Please send me the words to the song Amanda by Waylong Jennings. Lynn Waller - lwaller@rangeweb.net
Posted November 4, 2004
Perhaps you can tell me what I have been searching for. There is an old song by "Billy Crash Craddock" and the words go like this. "Gypsy woman bring your crystal ball and sit with me awhile. Seems like lately I can see her ..... Anyway, I used to have the LP and I can't remember the name of the song but it starts out with the above lyrics. I thought perhaps you would know. Maddy Dean - LittleMaddydean@aol.com
Posted November 4, 2004
Would like to tell you about the website of hillbilly trio "Neva River Rockets" from St. Petersburg, Russia? Our URL is http://www.hillbilly.ru - This site is devoted to hillbilly and rockabilly music. At the moment we are working on the Guitar Pages project. Its goal is to preserve the heritage of great rockabilly performers of past and today. We'll try to update our repository of guitar tabs permanently so don't forget to visit this section! Also recently we started online rockabilly radio which is called "Meanwhile Back At The Ranch". So pay attention to this section too! Also you can get some info on "Neva River Rockets" hillbilly trio and download our demo tracks as well as other materials devoted to Russian rockabilly scene. Nadja Viahhi, Neva River Rockets, The St. Petersburg Hillbilly Trio - http://www.hillbilly.ru - lotte_lou@hillbilly.ru

Posted November 2, 2004
Friends, My honky-tonk/hillbilly band -- Lazy Ike and the Daredevils -- in Minneapolis, MN is seeking advice about booking. We'd like to tour, but have not yet been able to find a booking agent that specializes in America/roots/rockabilly/etc. Have any suggestions? Thanks, Greg C. Huff "Lazy Ike" - www.lazyikeband.com - lazyikeband@hotmail.com
Posted October 31, 2004
Hey everyone! Leon Payne is my great grandfather. His wife, my great grandmother, Mrytie Payne is still living and doing great! Thanks everyone for the support you gave my grandfather! :O) Ashley - texangal311@aol.com
Posted October 31, 2004
We have been broadcasting a Country & Bluegrass Music radioprogram since the early 80's and we are now very popular in this part of the country. Country & Bluegrass Music is getting more and more popular here thanks to radio staions like ours. However, we need a little help and for this reason, could you please be kind enough and send us: Promotional material such as: Cd's, bio, photos of yours artists and everything that might help us to promote the best music that ever existed. We thanks you very much and look forward to reading you. Yours in Country & Bluegrass Music, Mr André LECLERC - RADIO TILT FM 88.8 "Country & Bluegrass Music" Porte #1, Route Nationale 76 - 41130 GIEVRES (France) - ANDRE.LECLERC6@wanadoo.fr
Posted October 31, 2004
I saw on the Oxygen Network on a show called something like "I've God a Secret" a young lady that had won the National Yodeling Contest in Nashville, TN. This was broadcast about one month ago. I need to know her name. She was from Tulsa, OK. You are my only hope to find out. Thank you! Rebecca - ideasnatchers@yahoo.com
Posted October 31, 2004
Am trying to write somewords about the late great Mr. Cash and need your help. So if you want, give some words about what the man in black is, was for you ... about a couple of lines, in a impressionistic mode, just saing what you feel or what you like to give with Johnny Cash. Your words will appear on www.rock-a-billy.ch. Thanx about your help, stay tuned and keep on diggin music made with a rockin' beat. WaltExpress - walt.steiner@rock-a-billy.ch
Posted October 30, 2004
HI, I AM SEARCHING FOR ANY AND ALL ABOUT THE FIDDLER, LESLIE KEITH, ESPECIALLY HIS RECORDING OF "BONAPARTE'S RETREAT". ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANK YOU, SAM - WRENGLASS@CS.COM
Posted October 28, 2004
i am looking for a song, the title is 'line dance widow' can you help? karen - golstars@blueyonder.co.uk
Posted October 25, 2004
I would like to know how to get songs you have written to the producers or artists. This, I have found out is a job. Any help would be appreciated. These are country folk songs. Bill Sharp - bpsharp@townsqr.com
Posted October 25, 2004
looking for the title of a movie with dwight yocum(?) playing a rodeo clown. appreciate any help. cindy springsted - ghost2002@cox-internet.com
Posted October 24, 2004
is Dwight yokum the son of another famous country singer. I heard it was johnny horton or jim reeves. please let me know. nancy manary - kipnancy@cox.net
Posted October 24, 2004
i would like to have the record from webb pierce with the title truck drivers blues. thank jou very much, arina - arina,lacroix@wanadoo.nl
Posted October 23, 2004
I am the fan club president for Traditional country artist, Jillian. If you haven't heard her music yet please click the link below. Jillian is 23 years old and quotes that she was "born in the wrong generation". Being the artists she is she is always compared to the likes or Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton. Click her to listen to her music: http://www.singersshowcase.com/profile.php?id=2020 - Jillian.com (Singer/Songwriter/Actress/) - Coming soon - http://www.geocities.com/jillyt023/. Sincerely, Annie - jillyt@bellsouth.net
Posted October 22, 2004
Whatever happened to Jimmie Rogers who had the hit in the 60's "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine?" Rainy - ljmcmunn@insightbb.com
Posted October 21, 2004
i would like you to please to send me some gospel CDs, please to train my voice to sing for the lord. i am born with the talent but i need to train my voice. Sebastian Braham - setonio2004@yahoo.com
Posted October 19, 2004
I HAVE THE SET OF 12 + BONUS TAPE/ VHS TRIBUTE TO GRAND OLE OPRY STARS OF THE FIFTIES - FOR SALE! GREAT SET OF VHS TAPES BY GANNAWAY PRODUCTIONS. NEVER BEEN PLAYED. ANY INTEREST? mrsboz@gmail.com
Posted October 18, 2004
Hello. I was wondering if anyone remembers a guy named Rodney Culpepper. He was chosen as Bass Player of the Year by the Academy of Country Music in 1978 and was nominated several other years. I understand that he was a studio musician in Nashville, I think. He was my birth father and he died in 1986. I never got to meet him, so I am interested in anything that anyone might can share with me about his music career. Thank You, Dina Hurta - kirbyhurta@earthlink.net
Posted October 15, 2004
Subject: Cordell Jackson May She Rest In Peace.
It is with a sad and heavy heart that we share the news that our good friend and songwriting buddy, Cordell Jackson, has passed away. She fought a brave and hard battle with cancer, and stayed true in heart and firm in her beliefs to the end. Cordell opened so many doors for women in the music business. And she will always be remembered for the beautiful red Hamstrom guitar that took her to three bud and bud lite Superbowl Halftime commercials. Including the famous jam with Brian from the Stray Cats, in which she blew him off the stage. It didn't matter if I was writing a song, or needed Her to sing in the church Irene and I pastored, Cordell was always ready to help. Irene and I will miss her and remember her always. We love you Cordell. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted October 14, 2004
My name is Pat King (kingrp@yhti.net) I have several albums still in cover, Chet Atkins, Red Foley, Sonny James, L. Lynn, many more. Plea e-mail if anyone is interested in purchasing these.
Posted October 12, 2004
Hello, I love your site. I am 19 years old and love the legends of Country music. You can't out beat them. But I did notice on your list which is a fanstaic list by the way. You have Carl Smith on there, but you have Calvin Grant Shofner as his real name. Carl's real name is Carl Smith; Cal Smith's real name is Calvin Grant Shofner. Also one thta I seen missing from the list is the great Bill Phillips. Bill is one of my all time favorites and to me was the best. You can't out beat his voice and all those great songs such as "Put it off Until Tomorrow", "Company You keep","Lying to Be Together", and all the others. Again thanks for a great website. Take care, Jonathan Curry - curryr@cafes.net
Posted October 11, 2004
I knew Carl Smith for years and lost touch with him. Could he phone me at 901-853-9545. If he would provide a number i will be delighted to phone him. Karen (Keri Gunn) Sjea - cshea@midsouth.rr.com
Posted October 11, 2004
Dear sir. Writing to you in hope's that maybe some one out in this big world could help this nice man he lives in about 8 miles from Nashville TN. He also works hard every day. Have wrote over 700 songs He has cds out. 2 of them are Original Gospel Volume 1 on one cd - Train Bound for Glory and I Stepped Out Of The Darkness on the other cd with 2 songs A Single Yellow Rose and Holding on. I think if the people let him get away they will miss one of the greats, a person that have put every thing in his writing. I know I am asking a lot out of you. but if someone would just listen and see him perforn and all he puts into his songs and on stage singing. And if someone could listen to him They will understand what I am talking about. He can be reach on platnotes@aol.com and platnotes@comcast.net. You can also get his history by goning to mikebryant its my site .com/ mikebryant, Or if you know of someone.that could listen. Thank you very much for reading this.I am doning his fan club. And I can be reached at hboykin@rockymountnc.com - again thank you. I do hope some one could listen . To maybe tell him how he could inprove .Bless all of you. So please let me or him know. A faithfull person that loves county music. Hazel Boykin and Mike Bryant.
Posted October 10, 2004
Saturday, October 16th ... Hillbilly Boogie and Western Swing with Check Crosby & The Red Hot Wranglers, 8.00 pm - Midnight Ł7. (doors open 7.30pm). Hitchin Town Football Club, Fishponds Road (A505), Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Plus Strollin Steve playing YOUR requests. Call Steve or Carol on 01763 241301 / 07808 340776 - view www.strollinsteve.co.uk - Strollin Steve - strollin_steve@msn.com
Posted October 10, 2004
I am a retired English teacher from West Plains, Missouri. I now write traditional country lyrics and burn them to CD for a hobby. If any of you artists would like them to listen or look at them let me know at my email bpsharp@townsqr.com
Posted October 10, 2004
I would like too see George Strait become a meber of the country music hall of fame. Gayle Harrison - mkfan2004@yahoo.com
Posted October 6, 2004
G'Day Colonel Robert Morris ... my new friend Loris, Community Radio Country affecionado like myself mentioned me to y'all and I appreciate the contact ... Love Country?? bloody oath I do mate!! FAIR DINKUM!! is there any other genre which encompasses such a broad spectrum of emotion and styles (we already own blues/folk/gospel and most others!!) just enjoy sharing my passion for the devotees ... will be in the U'S in November '05, traVERSING AREAS SUCH AS nASHVILLE,hOLLY sPRINGS, mEMPHIS, mERIDIAN,mONTGOMERY, gEORGIANA aL. (HANKS BOYHOOD HOMETOWN) hUNTSVILLE , Lynchburg(hic!!) Gatlinburg, Georgia and others ... get over every couple of years to visit friends of Country I have made ... most recent is Hank Sasaki, the "Japanese Cowboy" ... he's a fine ambassador for the genre, will be visiting Australia again in '05 for our annual festival and other engagements ... look forward to checking out your site on a regular basis ... let me know your postal address, will send y'all some good "Aussie" Country.bye now, Regards, Tubby" - tubby2@tpg.com.au
Posted October 5, 2004
My name is Doc Killian. I am a BMI songwriter with 51 songs registered and copyright. I have recorded 3 CDs(take a look@ http://doc-killian.tripod.com - I am currently working with Bobby "Swampgrass" Anderson on album #4. I have no illusions about my vocal abilities but even as raw as my voice is people love the traditional sounds and feelings of my songs. 5 songs have played in the netherlands, 16 have played here on WSDS radio in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Do you know of a publisher that would actually take traditional style music seriously and give me a chance and not just the 8-second rule. Keepin It Country, Doc Killian - dockillian@yahoo.com
Posted October 5, 2004
Hi, Could you help me by telling me the background to the song "Anna Marie" sung by Jim Reeves. Or direct me to a website containing that information. Thanks, Chakko Kovoor - ckovoor@vsnl.com
Posted October 4, 2004
Subject: Harold "Jimmie" Sharp
Hello Barbara, I'm Tommy Cassel, (age 80) life member of AMERICAN FEDERATION of MUSICIANS, Local 116, on the board of directors and assistant to the local president here in Shreveport, LA. Jimmie and Bennie came to Shreveport shortly after the Louisiana Hayride started in 1948. They tried to get on the Hayride but were told by Horace Logan that he looked like and sang like Tubb and they didn't need another Tubb. At that time, I lived in an apartment at 2816 Milton Street. Jimmie had no place to stay and moved in with me. He stayed with me most of the time they stayed here in Shreveport. I've been involved in the music business here since that time. I would like to have Jimmies' phone number. It would be a pleasure to talk with him again. Let me hear from you. Tommy - tommymusiclyrics@aol.com
Posted October 2, 2004
It's good to see my close mate, Loris McPhail back again from the home of the late great Slim Dusty! Folks Loris is the real deal. Not only is a great DJ, but she loves Country Music. She is a funny caring person that I am proud to call my friend!! Loris, please give a big southern howdy to your station manager. I heard he is a good mate that loves Country Music. Also a howdy to Tubbs. Let's get together while you are here next year. Drop me a e-mail on when you expect to be here. Well folks, catch you on the flip side. (Term used before CDs), Colonel Robert Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted October 2, 2004
HELLO, WOULD YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT COUNTRY SINGER JACK RENO? HIS HITS WERE HITCHIN A RIDE, RUBY DON'T TAKE YOUR LOVE TO TOWN, AND ALSO TAKE MY HAND, AND ARIZONA CLAY. IS HE STILL ALIVE AND SINGING OR HAS HE DIED? I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO KNOW AS HE IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE SINGERS OF ALL TIME. AND IF HE IS GONE, COULD YOU TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM AND HOW? MY EMAIL: mrstrout@cableone.net - thank you, gayle.
Posted October 1, 2004
GIDDAY TUBBY, (96.3FM-2CCC N.S.W. AUSTRALIA)..GREAT TO SEE YOU HAVE FOUND THIS FANTASTIC, INFORMATIVE WEBSITE. CATCH UP WITH YOU DOWN THE TRACK. "WE GOTTA KEEP THE AIRWAVES COUNTRY". LORIS McPHAIL (101.5FM-4BSR QLD. AUSTRALIA) GIDDAY ALSO TO MY GREAT MATE IN THE U.S. "COLONEL. ROBERT MORRIS", HE'S A MAN IN A MILLION. ALSO TO THE "MISSISSIPPIAN" MY REGARDS. TO ALL THE FOLKS OUT THERE, SUPPORT YOUR "TRADITIONAL" COUNTRY MUSIC ARTISTS, WE NEED TO PRESERVE "TRUE" COUNTRY. GOOD LUCK TO ALL. LORIS McPHAIL 101.5 BEAU FM (4BSR) AUSTRALIA. p.s. e-mails welcome to ... dingo4@froggy.com.au
Posted October 1, 2004
I live in Arkansas, and I understand that the champion AR Water Oak (circumference 20', crown spread 86') is located on the homestead of 1940's singer T. Texas Tyler, a.k.a. David Luke Myrick. However, this tree is listed under "name & address restricted." Anybody out there have this info? I promise to be a courteous and nontrespassing tourist. Joy - dreamguide@sbcglobal.net
Posted October 1, 2004
G'Day!! "Tubby" Dyer here from "Down-Under".run a show called "Bar-B-Q" Country (over ten years) and am always on the lookout for material for my listeners ... pleased to reciprocate with Aussie music. Looked at your site initially to check out the Long Hollow Jamboree as i'm visiting U.S. in '05, and a great Country Music Ambassador I invited to our country last year. The Japanese Cowboy, Hank Sasaki ... he certainly left a fine impression with the fans at our annual C/M Festival in Tamworth. We are looking forward to his return visit. Regards, "Tubby" - tubby2@tpg.com.au
Posted September 30, 2004
A personal thought is that "Amanda" by Don Williams deserves just as much credit as a Country Music Song Hall of Fame standing as does the Waylong Jennings recording. Another song that too often does not get enough praise is "The Prisoner's Song" by Vernon Dalhart. lester standrie - lstandrie@yahoo.com
Posted September 30, 2004
I am looking for info on Dick Curless, specifically whether his International Fan Club still exists and if so how to join it. Also looking to buy any Dick Curless related items - His albums/45s post Capitol years, videos, books, posters, programs, etc. Thanks! Joe "J.D." Foster - JDMusic73@aol.com

Posted September 27, 2004
The video collection consist of Webb Pierce, Jim Reeves, Marty Robbins, Jimmy Dickens, Carl Smith, Kitty Wells, Ray Price, Faron Young, The Carter Family, Ernest Tubb, Minnie Pearl, Classic Country Tribute and a bonus video. All are Grand Ole Opry Stars of the Fifties. Interested parties in buying this collection E-mail me. S. Hallett - Shhallett@aol.com
Posted September 24, 2004
i am english,live in the uk.the country hall of fame music recorded at the grand ole opry. recorded on MGM the EPIC labels. these where done live at the grand old opry,can you help me find out where to purchase these original recordings, yours truly - marje - marjehannaford@msn.com
Posted September 24, 2004
I think that you guys are doing a wonderful jopb with this web site.But i think that there should be some more stuff about Blain Larcens song In my highschool on here. I also would like to see information on Kevin Fowller to as well. But other then that keep up the good work yall! Kayla Graham - twiggster86@hotmail.com
Posted September 24, 2004
Hey does any one know who sings the song that goes dont laugh at me dont call me names dont get your please from my pain in gods eyes we're all same? and the name of the song? Amanda - naughty_cowgirl8269@yahoo.com
Posted September 21, 2004
Gidday to you ... my name is LORIS McPHAIL, I am a presenter on radio station 101.5 BEAU FM (4BSR), QUEENSLAND,AUSTRALIA. I forward this email to you in appreciation of your fantastic website,an absolute joy to peruse and no doubt I shall visit regularly,thankyou so much for the great effort by an obviously dedicated team. "keep It Country ... Traditional That Is" Kind Regards ... LORIS McPHAIL - dingo4@froggy.com.au
Posted September 19, 2004
Does anyone have a picture of Martin Del Ray? Mike Horton - country246@msn.com
Posted September 18, 2004
Hello Jean, Sorry I haven't been in touch, just wanted to let you know that I haven't forgotten about you all.I hope to hear back from you soon. And I wanted to let you and MR. Bill that I'm doing great with my cancer I had. The doctor's say that I'm clear of it, and I'm getting back to myself. Hope to hear from you soon, your fan Theresa. msotj@peoplepc.com
Posted September 17, 2004
I am writing to ask you if you know anything about a collection of records I purchased about 17 years ago. I have a set of 18 sets of Country Cavalcade music by (Candlelite) with every artist you can think of. The set has copy rights from 1975-1982. These records have never been played and all are in its own packing. Please let me know if you have any info for me or if you know where I should check. greg hamand - fourtoone@charter.net
Posted September 17, 2004
I am a city boy who loves George Jones, Wille Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard and Good Old Ernest Tubb. I hope the record companys rmake some of their albums into CDS. Gates. gatenmaffei@mac.com
Posted September 17, 2004
If you have any kind of catalog with George Jones Merchandise in it please send me one. I always get my son-inlaw who is a really great son, something by George Jones and send it to George and he signs it and sends it back to me to give to him for Christmas. I have run out of stores here to find anything. If you could direct me to a place that sells his items please give them my address and tell them to send me a catalog. I am disabled and depend on catalogs to get what I need. Please tell me you will send me a catalog I will always be so grateful. Thank you for your time and help. Mrs. Linda Povolo, 302 Redwood Road, Bristol, Tennessee 37620 - mamawp@webtv.net
Posted September 16, 2004
hi, can anyone help me find vern gosdin address, email, or phone just went to concert in catlettsburg ky, sept 8th got to take pic, with him he is great,, so can anyone help - coopers@ekns.net
Posted September 14, 2004
Your music is phenominal. and so are you. I would love to sing a duet with you. I am thinking of being a professional singer these days. Mal Paulson - mp16102000@yahoo.com
Posted September 14, 2004
I was born in the mountains of W.Va., and recently I have written songs that came from that section of the country...a couple of these songs could be classified as country folk songs, w/religous messages, such as #1, YOU SHOULD HAVE HEARD MY MOMMA PRAY [a song which I wrote about the early 1940s, when overnight we saw the three oldest boys of our home, leave to fight in WW II. The 2nd song I wrote of this type is "That's what Momma Said... I would like some info on how to get someone that is a known singer, to take a few minutes to listen to these songs and maybe record them...How do I go about doing this type of thing...I also wrote a songs called "THE ROAD TO SORROW', 'THAT OLD WEEPING WILLOW" and "THAT OLD TRAIN."..anyone out there that can share some information with me on this subject, I sure would appreciate i t....Frank Wilt, Luling, Tx. - fhwilt@sanmarcos.net
Posted September 14, 2004
Can anyone tell me who the ORIGINAL artist was that sang "Who's Cheating Who". Some friends of mine and I got into an arguement the other night about who exactly it was and I"ve searched the net but all I can find is Alan Jackson. PLEASE HELP!!! - Le Anne Bradley - spurbaitproductions@yahoo.com
Posted September 12, 2004
I would love to find the song "I Wonder Who's Holding My Angel Tonight" by Carl Butler. Robert J. Brejcha - siltyclayloam@yahoo.com
Posted September 12, 2004
Hell. I have a old letter and a old 45 record from a Norma Jean McCall titled: If That's The Way You Want It. could you please tell me who she is or was. I have been on the internet for days trying to get information. I know she lived in Sutherlin Oregon in 1974 it was made by Ripcord records. Please help me with info. - ahkinger@aol.com
Posted September 12, 2004
I am a Ronnie Mcdowell fan have been sence 1977. I carry a card i am proud to be a fan of a man of his unique talent. He is magneficence. He doesn't have any tv or radio time. You can't hardly buy any of his cd's the stores. I realy don't understand. anet smith - keishasgrandma..@ yahoo. com
Posted September 10, 2004
Information on the Johnny Cash Memorial Day show at saturday in southern Germany. I will perform there too at the open stage, other performers are The Johnny Cash Revival Band from Slovakia, Texas Heat from Cologne, Germany and Mandy Strobel (a german performer who recorded his last CD in Nashville).
              The show will start at 3 pm european middle time they will have vendors and will provide movies, clips and music - everything related to Johnny Cash.
              Concert will start at 5 pm with the open stage where i will perform (i came to that event through accident this week, that's why just open stage, but at least i will perform ;-) ) and maybe some others but they dont have any other announcements. 6 pm the other three will perform, but i dont know in what order, probably first the Johnny Cash Revival Band, then Texas Heat and last one will be Mandy Strobel. Yours in Country Music, Achim, The Mississippian www.mississippian.de.
Posted September 10, 2004
Hi - I have been searching for years for a copy of Frank Ifield's 3 CD set called "Remembering The Sixties" can anyone help? Ron Gray (in England) - yargnor@yahoo.co.uk
Posted September 10, 2004
Dear Barbara, I live in Bloomington Illinois and I have a picture of Harold Sharp and Bob Jones just like the one in your profile of Harold Sharp. Just wondering if you could give me some history behind this picture. My husband and I found it in our neighbors junk they threw out. Along with some old postcards. Thank You Michelle Hoeniges - obnrs69@msn.com
Posted September 8, 2004
Hello I am researching information on a lost john miller and the allied Kentuckians from the 1940s. what I know so far he was John A Miller, he is credited with writing a song called Rainbow at Midnight that was covered by Ernest Tubb, and Jimmy Rodgers. I do have a copy of this also Earl Scruggs played in 1945 for about 3 months,I did contact Louise Scruggs who was going to ask her dad what he remembered about him, but she hasn't got back to me yet. All other enquires seem to have stone walled. Your name was given to me by Ernest Tubb Store can you tell me anything about him? it seem s so odd that there is little info, can you help? Regards, ANDREW - andrew.stowe@tesco.net
Posted September 7, 2004
I'm a Waylon Jennings groupie!! For the last 25 years I went to every concert I could afford!! I got to know all the crew and even Waylon and Jessi!! I was so sad when he passed away. The good news is his son Shooter has a record deal on Universal South. He has been opening some shows with Pat green and his album comes out in February. I'd like to encourage all you other Hosshead Waylon fans to gather round Shooter and support him!! He's Country music royalty and I for one am every excited!! He sure helps fill that empty spot!! God bless you all. Diane Bowker - bowkersbest@cox.net
Posted September 7, 2004
SEE ABOUT THE TEXAN AT http://www.sweetsouthernsounds.com/sonny.htm - hey tell the whole world if you desire. hope you had a great labor day. this 62 yr old rested. i'm always looking for young band's, singers, duos or a trios. that might need a song to include on a cd project, in traditional country or bluegrass style or any style they can contact old sonny christopher at po box 9144, ft worth tx 76147-2144, e-mail sonny at ebbycondra@aol.com - again i'll say GOD bless you all, sincerly, EBBY JACK CONDRA A/K/A SONNY CHRISTOPHER.
Posted September 6, 2004
anybody ever heard of country and western singer from the uk called (Peter) Lee Williams? would love to hear from anyone who has such info as he is now a personal friend and i'm trying to find out more about him. sonja walters - roddysangel@hotmail.com
Posted September 5, 2004
Hello! I love your website! I was wondering if you can help me find a Marty Robbins 45 or album that has "Count Me Out" and "Private Wilson White" on it. I have been looking all over and I can't find it. I would like it to be a present for my sister-in-law. Thanks in advance if you can help me! Brenda Brown - ebbtied2@direcway.com
Posted September 5, 2004
Things are really staying busy at Coyotee Studios, we will be releasing another album soon, for a great singer from Kentucky ... you won't want to miss this! Our Traditional country singer Ralph White is planning a trip to the USA this coming winter to bring some great songs and sounds to his fans! Make sure you get over to our website and order your CDs by Ralph White, they are moving fast and there are only a limited number of them available. See you at the website and don't forget to sign our guestbook ... we love to hear from our fans! Also, if anyone is interested in recording, send us an email and we will discuss your next project...GUARANTEED INDUSTRY STANDARD QUALITY! Coyotee Wild Music & Imaging Ltd. - coyoteewild@sasktel.net
Posted September 3, 2004
Just wanted to say hello and let you know of a recent developement in my career. I now have two songs I am performing one of which I wrote in a movie soundtrack. John Travolta's brotherinlaw Chris Palzis and Erik Fleming are the directors in a hiphop comedy starring Coolio,Ethan Suplee,Merle Kennedy, DC Grimes, and others. I am singing "No Bridge I Can't Burn" written by Don Goodman,John Wesley Ryles, and Frank Dicus. I also am singing a country ballad myself and my wife wrote called "Don't Wake Me" written by Joe & Brenda Berry and published by Juanita Ford Publishing. I am also writng with Don Goodman writer of "Ol Red" , "Angels Among Us" and many more. We have a tune called "Delta Dirt" and "Still Loving What Was You" Chris Anderson of the country group Blackhawk is also a cowriter on the Delta Dirt and Still Loving What Was You. Your friend in country, Joe Berry - www.joe-berry.com - berrymusic@charter.net
Posted September 1, 2004
We are very proud to announce the formation of a new writing dueo, Colonel Robert Morris & James Simmons. Look for great things in the near future We are also proud to let you know that Colonel Robert Morris & James Simmons is penning a ten song Cd for the very talented Brenda Craft. Her voice takes you back to the Honky-Tonks of years ago, and the songs will be full of drinking, cheating, and heart breaking. JoseDaniel will be singing a duet with Brenda on the album. James Simmons and his studio, "Lakeland Music Group" in Mississippi, will be providing the music and recording. We are also working with James on a ten song "Oak Ridge Boys" style album. We already have one song that has touched everyone involved. Titled "God Please Bring Him Home." It will be the first video from the album. The last part of this song will stay with you forever. Will keep you posted. Colonel Robert Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted September 1, 2004
As Far As I Am Concerned Tradionial Country Is The Only Music That Is Country This Other Stuff Is Not Country. Lex Griggs - sgriggs3@cox.net
Posted August 31, 2004
THIS IS A PERSONAL MESSAGE TO LINDA GAIL LEWIs:i AM A SIXTY YEAR OLD WOMAN. CAUSIAN. I LIVE IN BRUNSWICK, GA. I HAVE A VERY PERSONAS QUESTION FOR HER. I DESPERTALY NEED A JOB CHANAGE OF LIFE. AND I HAVE ALWAYS LOVEED HER ANE HER BROTHER. I KNOW I PROBALY NEVER HEAR FROM THIS.BUT I PRAY THAT I DO. ONE WAY OR THE OTHER. I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A CHACGE TO ANOTHER COUNTRY. I AM A COUNTRY , CHRISTAN WOMAN. BY MY SELF. IF THERE IS ANYWAY THAT I COULD SPEAK WITH HER VIA THE PHONE OR ON THE E-MAIL, I WOULD APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH. IT IS A TURN IN MY LIFE THAT I JUST HAVE TO MAKE. AND I HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT IT A LONG TIME. I WILL GLADLY FURNISH ANY KIND OF INFORMATION ABOUT MYSELF THAT SHE WANTS. PLEASE DON'T THINK THIS IS A CRANK LETTER.i AM NOT WANTING TO JOIN ANYTHING AND SHE MIGHT NOT UNDERSTAND THIS. BUT ALL I AM IS ASKING IS FOR A CHANCE TO TALK TO THIS GREAT LADY AND TO TELL HER MY STORY. THEN SHE CAN DECIDE. I AM WILLING TO RELOCATE TO ANOTHER COUNTRY AS I KNOW SHE HAS A HOME IN WHALES. I DIDN'T KNOW ANY WAY TO TRY AND GET A CHANCE TO SPEAK TO HER. I DO NOT MEAN ANY HARM IN ANY KIND TO ANYONE. JUST TRYING TO FIND A NICE LIFE FOR MYSELF, GET A BREAK IN OTHER WORDS. AND SINCE I AM NOT YOUNG THAT IS NOT AN EASY JOB. I HAVE WORKED FOR A RETIRED JUDGE IN HIS HOME YEARS AGO AND CAN FRUNSH VERY GOOD REFERENCES. IF THIS IS NOT THE WAY THAT I CAN GET A MESSAGE TO HER, THEN WOULD YOU PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW.MY PHONE NO. IS 912-265-8333/BRUNSWICK, GA.AND MY E-MAIL IS TWAHGC66@AOL.COM. I WILL BE CHECKING MY MAIL. PLEASE LET ME HEAR FROM YOU. THANK YOU, THELME AEBY
Posted August 31, 2004
Wondering if anyone out there remembers the sisters, Colleen and Donna Wilson. They sang as a duet on wls national barndance. They were known as the Beaver valley sweethearts, at least at that time ... late forties and early fifties. I sang with them years ago but have lost track. Been trying to make contact for along time, but no luck. Would greatly appreciate a little help. I will stand by with renewed hope. Thanx, Gene Martin. Hereford Texas - jack_o_dimonz@hotmail.com
Posted August 31, 2004
After the passing of my mother in 2002, I have been in charge of the sorting and cleaning of the things she collected in the 80 yrs. of her life. I have recently found a small bag of programs, music books, and pictures, many of which have the autographs of most of the artists.    The National Hillbilly Jamboree/WLS Barn Dance programs are only 1 folded page. The show was produced and presented by Jack Andrews. The cost of the programs was .15c. Some of the acts listed; Blue Ridge Mountain Gang, Curley Carson, Woody Woodels Rangers, Mac and Bob, Wendell Hall, Grace Wilson, Pie Plant Pete, and many others. Both programs contain autographs of almost the full casts. I also have a picture of the 1942 WWVA Jamboree Good Will Tour cast. Some of the autographs I can make out are; Doc Williams, Lew Clawson, Little Shirley, Curly Miller, Sunflower, Brother Cy, and again many more. An issue of National Hillbilly News. May 1946. 8X10 pic of Carson Robison and the Buckaroos, and Brownie and Slim Carter's Anniversary Album No. 3. Songs and pictures of your favorite radio stars. I am not interested in getting rid of these right now but am curious if there is a value, both historically in regards to country music and radio and of course price wise. Any information or direction you could give me would be appreciated. jeff vargo - jdeff@zoominternet.net
Sincerely, Jeff Vargo Posted August 30, 2004
Answer to July 26 Question. Yes,I have the VHS collection of the Grand Old Opry Stars of the 50's produced by Gannaway. The collection is 12 tapes plus a bonus tape. Contact me for more information. SHallett - Shhallett@aol.com
Posted August 26, 2004
How do i pull up music on Hank Williams Sr. Thank You, Susie - DHSGSS@webtv.net
Posted August 26, 2004
If you are still interested in the Gannaway TRIBUTE GRAND OLD OPRY STARS OF THE FIFTIES 12 VHS tape series w/bonus tape please contact me. S Hallett - shhallett@aol
Posted August 25, 2004
I write country lyrics and burn the lyrics to cd. Am trying to get them to the right person to get them recorded as I am NOT THE BEST singer around. Bill Sharp. My email is bpsharp@townsqr.com
Posted August 23, 2004
hello my name is anna saxton and i am married with a husband and our all four boys 17,16,14,12 and i am 36 and i would love to be asinger. i have been in contest all over. it seems you can go to gigmasters.com and go to dj then click and go to the houston area and click and you can see my video and my pictures. if you think i have talent you can email me at parkeets@yahoo.com,thank you and god bless
Posted August 22, 2004
Hi, I might be out of line but I'm looking for about 40 acres of ground! It must have about 30 acres of timber or brush or orchard or grass land or all of the above! I Like western KY or land by a creek, Truth Im a hunting nut!! Can anyone talk there parent's into selling just a little corner of your world to me!!!! Get in touch! Al Clarkson Sr. - redbeard1@mchsi.com
Posted August 22, 2004
I am looking for the CD/Cassette Tape by Dwight Yocum that has the song "I See You Walking Through My Mind". Janice Anderson - Jmnd55@wmconnect.com
Posted August 19, 2004
EDWARD L CRAIN (THE TEXAS COWBOY) - SEARCHING FOR PHOTO
I am trying to locate a photo of an early cowboy singer, Edward L Crain (The Texas Cowboy) and I have attached a brief bio below about him and would greatly appreciate anyone that can help to locate a picture of this performer. I can be reached at Bernard_lomax@ntlworld.co.uk or telephoned on +44 (0)207 625 4989
Edward L. Crain (The Texas Cowboy)
Song: "Bandit Cole Younger"
Recorded: New York, New York: Monday 17 August, 1931.
Performer: Edward L. Crain: vocal and guitar.
Cat No.:Columbia15710D
A true Texas Cowboy, and advertised as such, Edward L. Crain was born in Texas in 1901. He worked ranches as well as cattle drives during the 1920s and '30s, and also played guitar, fiddle, and mandolin. He performed on various radio programs in Dallas, and recorded several sides for Columbia during the early '30s (his version of "Bandit Cole Younger" was later released on Harry Smith's 1952 folksong collection Anthology of American Folk Music). He made a return to recording late in life, releasing another version of "Bandit Cole Younger" for the American Record Corporation in 1970, while he was living in Oregon where he is believed to have died.
Posted August 18, 2004
would like to have karaoke disc of lillies white lies by delray martin. dewayne johnson - Oscarjohnson@aol.com
Posted August 13, 2004
To whom it may concern, I am sorry to trouble you, but would you know if it is possible to obtain some cassettes or CD programs of Doctor John Holland' sermons? He was a WLS pastor which my dad enjoyed listening to very much. Due to not knowing any better in my youth, I taped over his tapes with Beach Boys, Beatles and other groups of my time. I believe the time frame involved is somewhere between the 40s and the 60s, and may have been aired ('the little brown Church of the air') from Chicago on WLS. Sincerely, Jack Wulff, Work 775.215.1173, Home 775.883.8393 - raymond.wulff@bently.com
Posted August 13, 2004
Folks there is a wonderful traditional country singer/songwriter from Holland, named "Shannah" http://www.shannah.nl/ - You will be impressed at what you hear and see! So go and pay her a visit, and tell her Colonel Robert Morris sent ya. Colonel Robert Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted August 12, 2004
I list to country all the time even when am on my computer, anyway what I want to know what is the name of the song that Lorretta Lynn sang when her husband pass anyway. I heard it one time but never got the name of it and I would like to buy that CD, because she made me think of my pass husband. Thanks. daniel duhon - pineywoods_9@msn.com
Posted August 12, 2004
Hi colonel Robert Morris! Thank you so much for your interest in me, I really love your music alot!! Being a dutch country singer it's a great honor to get the compliments you gave me. You have so many great singers over in the U.S. butI'm trying to make country music more populair over here in Holland, after all .....it's the greatest music there is.....right??!! It would be great if you could help me out to do that!! Any suggestion is welcome! Please do visit my website and listen to some of the songs I'm singing or just find out more about me, you might like it? My website: www.shannah.nl - Love from Shannah - info@shannah.nl
Posted August 11, 2004
Hello could some kind person help me find before Friday 13th August 2004 a downloadable copy of Gene Autry singing " Your'e The Only Star in My Blue Heaven to be played a funeral ... thank you. Beryl Eissens - eissens@tnet.com.au
Posted August 8, 2004
Please help! Looking for the words to a song about Hank Williams Sr. death. I have tried many searches on the net and no luck. Mike - miclind2001@yahoo.com
Posted August 8, 2004
I would like the lyric's to country music singer conway twitty. aileen munroe - amunroe@start.ca
Posted August 3, 2004
Hi Guys! I just wanted to let everyone know that Steve Earle has a new controversal Cd coming out. I heard it was very good! You can hear some of it at this site; http://www.kochent.com/eCards/SteveEarle/default.html - Summer Cipriano - summercipriano2004@yahoo.com
Posted August 3, 2004
This is Ginny Wright's English representative with a reminder that her nearly complete works are available from her site. The URL for this is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rumine - This replaces the previous one Indianmoon so the link will no longer point to it. This site was put up in Georgia the first time I stayed with Ginny Richard Astley-Clemas - alicespiral@yahoo.co.uk
Posted August 2, 2004
Well it's time once again for our monthly Redd Stewart Newsletter!. If you have already received the newsletter for August, or an e-mail telling you about this month's issue, we apologize. We do not want to spam anyone. Our new newsletter system is a simple e-mail to all who have registered to our mailing list. It will include a link to view the newsletter directly from our website. You will also be able to view the current newsletter by clicking on the newsletter link on the home page of reddstewart.com. We hope you enjoy our monthly newsletters as much as we enjoy our fellowship with the fans of Redd Stewart. To view this month's newsletter please click here. Yours In Music, Billy and Sharon Stewart - sharon@reddstewart.com
Posted August 1, 2004
Looking for the cd "the voice" by Vern Gosdin. I love his music but can't find the cd. Appreciate any help. ctsmama - ctsmama@asde.net
Posted August 1, 2004
need lillies white lies karaoke cd by del ray martin - sara johnson - oscarjohnson@aol.com
Posted August 1, 2004
What album by Dolly Parton is Once In A Very Blue Moon on? Leandra - erdak1@alltel.net
Posted August 1, 2004
My cousin has heard a song by Jack Cardwell called The Death of Hank Williams. I'm trying to find the lyrics for her. From what I can tell it was back in 1953 when it was released. If anyone out there can help I would truly appreciate it. Also do you know of a cd with that song on it. Bonnie Bartlette, E-mail me at bon8942@charter.net.
Posted August 1, 2004
Texas Jim Robertson was a fine country singer who had a big hit with the song: "I'd like to be in Rwxas for the Roundup in the Spring." He was born in 1909 and I think he died in 1966. Carter Swart - ceswart@earthlink.net
Posted August 1, 2004
hi loretta, i am your fan, my dad love your song's and he work on the rail road. but my uncle work in cold mine. he love your song, so please take care of your self ok, your fan, beverly bickett, 2488 so 33 st., muscatine, ia 52761 - beverlybickett26@hotmail.com
Posted August 1, 2004
PA is my home state and just returned back from a visit there. Live in TN now since 1997. Practically every Bluegrass Fest I attend, someone sings Willie Roy! Going to Nashville and Fan Fair is a special treat and I love Country Music and have been blessed to meet many of the old time performers-no one can ever be like Patsy Cline, Hank Sr and Kitty Wells!!!! Sonny James is one of my favorites and I guess I just love them all. Was thrilled to meet Skeeter Davis this June in Nashville. Hope this finds you well and God Bless. Marilyn Underhill, 928 Eagle View Dr., Kodak, TN 37764 - marilynbu@bellsouth.net
Posted July 29, 2004
My goal is to help turn Country Music back to Country Music. We are sick of the Nashville scene, in fact I have some Nashville boys who are on my side and working with me on my Texas Label. Check out our website www.astrarecordlabel.com. Hopefully the site will speak for itself. If you love Country Music, your gonna love us. Thanks Keith Mccoy, Astra Records15606 Avenue C, Channelview, Texas 77530 - keith@astrarecordlabel.com - Hope you join us in our goal

Posted July 29, 2004
During the mid 80's, I had the chance to meet Little Jimmy Dickins. He came into the store I was working at. Along with his roadies. One of which I asked isn't that Jimmy Dickins? His reply was "No that is Klint Eastwood". I did get to meet Mr. Dickins and buy him a quart of Stroh's and a pack of More's. Long Red. Boy the fun that I had. I only wish that maybe someone would remember that meeting. It was a great experience for me. Robi - rdg1214@hotmail.com
Posted July 27, 2004
Can anyone tell me a website which lists all persons who ever performed on stage at the Grand Ole Opry? Thanks, tamilee - bvarnam@atmc.net
Posted July 26, 2004
Hello, I would like to introduce you to a new artist, that has released two traditional country albums, one is country, the other country gospel. Keeping the roots of country alive is what RALPH WHITE is doing. Please visit our page and listen to the sound samples that you will find there. - http://www.coyoteewild.com - Also, you can hear more of Ralph at http://www.soundclick.com/bands/7/ralphwhitemusic.htm - Let us know what you think! Patrice Jacobson for Ralph White - coyoteewild@sasktel.net Posted July 26, 2004
Check out my country and bluegrass news website at http://www.elizacountry.com . The latest news each and every day! Eliza - eliza@elizacountry.com
Posted July 26, 2004
Don Warden was Porter's steel player/mgr. glen - louiebmayer@aol.com
Posted July 26, 2004
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THE GANNAWAY TRIBUTE TO COUNTRY STARS OF THE 50'S VIDEO COLLECTION IS AVAILABLE ANYWHERE ON VCR OR DVD, ALVIN WILSON - LWILSON28@SC.RR.COM
Posted July 20, 2004
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THE GANNAWAY TRIBUTE TO COUNTRY STARS OF THE 50'S VIDEO COLLECTION IS AVAILABLE ANYWHERE ON VCR OR DVD - ALVIN WILSON - LWILSON28@SC.RR.COM
Posted July 16, 2004
I am trying to find out some information on a Farron Young song that I heard on our local classic country radio station about 6 months ago, there are some words that I remember, one part says Yes You'll be the One. It sounded like it might have been recorded in the 60's. Thank you for any information.William H (Bill) McMillian, Amelia, Ohio - rushman714@fuse.net
Posted July 12, 2004
I am an aspiring artist looking for original songs. I do have a band but we are currently shopping for a label. I have just begun to write our own material but we are looking for songwriters whom are trying to get thier songs recorded and hopefully score a hit. I will give full credit on CD/Demo and cover. Please contact me at adam.ramirez@verizon.com or liquidvirgo@yahoo.com
Posted July 10, 2004
What happened to Martin Del Rey (song Lillies white lies). Would like to have words to song and other songs by him. Thank you, Bobby Singo - bobandmaggie@bellsouth.net
Posted July 9, 2004
I am from a small town in southeastern kentucky and the one thing that I would lke to say is that Dwight Yokam has absolutely got to be my favorite singer of all time. The reason for this in being is because of his great voice which I think chimes with the angels. I am 28 years old and have been truely devoted since around the age of 10 or so. Absolutely the best bluegrass voice I have ever heard on any man. He is truely the best thing that ever came out of the coal mountains of kentucky!! crystal l wisner - wisner5@hotmail.com
Posted July 9, 2004
I also would like to know who wrote "Hell yes I cheated" and did anyone have a hit on it? If so, Who? Hope sone one has the answers!! Thanks, Sue - cammyo1953@yahoo.com
Posted July 8, 2004
Subject: WLS / National Barn dance. About 25 years ago I purchased a Guitar a Gibson ES-175 the was supposed to have belonged to Dolph Hewett. I have tried to contact his widow to see if they had any photo's of Dolph with his guitar. If you know of anyone that could provide any information I would appreciate it. Bill Stephens - bills@imaxx.net
Posted July 7, 2004
I love this page. It looks really nice and good. Keep up the good work ASaba Owerri - homeboy@yahoo.com
Posted July 6, 2004
I just located the site featuring the WLS barn dance (Traditional Country Hall of Fame) and enjoyed reading about all of the performers. I didn't see anything listed concerning the two young sisters Dorothy and Bernice Silvey who sang as a duet under a sisters act. The sisters were the nieces of the bass player Jack Taylor. Do you know anything about these sisters and is there a photo of them available? I hope to hear from you because these sisters ended up being my Mother-in- law (Dorothy) and my Aunt by marriage. Somewhere in their collection they did have a large photo of all the performers gathered on stage that if I recollect right, included the likes of Gene Autry and Roy Rogers and George Gobel and many others that went on to fame. I remember seeing this photo years ago and I don't really recall everybody that was in it, but there was a whole flock of them. Raymond - arden@mychoice.net
Posted July 6, 2004
I need to know the words and who sung it (I've Been Lonesome in the saddle since my horse died), any ideas?? Let me know at cuzinmex@hotmail.com - Thanks JGW
Posted July 1, 2004
I want to listen to country songs, and country music. We. my wife and I, are going to have a 50th anniversary and would love to hear the song Happy Anniversary by Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. We are great fans of them and love them too. Our anniversary will be July the 13th. We are going to have a family reunion. Love to hear from you and maybe play the song. We would like to buy the cassette or CD. Thank you. dario salazar - cermolkid@farmerstel.com
Posted July 1, 2004
I write country lyrics and put them to homemade CDs for someone to record who can sing and play better than I can which would not be hard. bill sharp - bpsharp@townsqr.com
Posted June 30, 2004
Where can I purchase a DVD of the Hank Williams special that PBS aired on June 23, 2004? Thanks, Terri - wws@tstar.net
Posted June 30, 2004
David Dean White is an Americana/Country songwriter. LEWIS AND CLARK PART ONE: TO THE MISSOURI BREAKS, was released October 16, 2003. PART ONE is the first cd in a trilogy about Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery. The story songs describe the adventure through the Western United States by the Corps of Discovery. PART TWO will be release November 2005 and PART THREE will be released September 2006. The songs are filled with the spirit of the American experience. To order the cd. Send $11.99 to David Dean White, 3451 State Rd. J, Fulton, Mo. 65251 or order online at http://cdbaby.com/cd/ddwhite - Thank you.
Posted June 29, 2004
Hello There! Just wondered if anyone aon this site could help me with my quest. I need to find who is the copyright owner of Lonesome Feeling by Johnny Bond. I have searched the net through hundreds of pages and am unable to find what I am looking for. I believe I have the right title and artiste but hey who knows I am blond. I would really appreciate any information. Linette - mlr006h1068@blueyonder.co.uk
Posted June 28, 2004
Who was the steel guitar player on the Porter Waggoner show? He was a short fellow who sang harmony. Looks like he is playing a sho bud double neck non pedal steel guitar. Anybody have any information? Thanks, Dave - daviddeanwhite6@hotmail.com
Posted June 27, 2004
I am looking for any information regarding Bill (William) Newcomb whom I was told performed on Barn Dance. I am intrested as I am doing geneolgy research and information would be greatly appreceiated. Thank You. jean lynn newcomb marshall - superk9@comcast.net
Posted June 23, 2004
Hi, thought your visitors might like an update on some of the exciting releases coming out in the UK.
FRANK IFIELD
              Back around July 2002 I posted a note about a project I was working on then to release for the first time since the original 78s and 45s, 30 of the early tracks of Frank Ifield. At the time we had planned to call the album "Frank Ifield Sings Country & Standards" but it was eventually released as "Frank Ifield Sings Country & Classics". The digital remastering of the early records came up just great thanks to Bruce Sheldrick of Crows Nest, Sydney. The album is available in the UK and Australia on EMI. The UK number is 72435 41734 2 4. It can be bought through importers or on the internet. You might also like to check out www.frankifield.com where you can find out about Frank and hear various radio shows amongst the many that he and I have done together to introduce people to Australian country music.
JASMINE LABEL
              I am delighted to be compiling and writing notes for CDs on the UK-based Jasmine label which is now available through selected outlets in the USA and Australia. Jasmine specialises in vintage material and has a lot of country music in their catalogue. What I admire about them is that they are not a full-priced label but take loving care over the remastering of tracks - they don't dub tracks from other people's CD releases!! Their CDs also have colourful sleeves and informative notes.
              Recently, I have worked on several albums including CDs on Country Brother Acts, Yodelling ("I Love To Yodel - The Best Of Country Yodel Vol 2"), Slim Whitman ("The Man With the Singing Guitar Vol 1") and Marc Williams ("The Forgotten Singing Cowboy"). The yodelling album is going really well and we are delighted that so many people are interested in the old records.
              We are currently planning other vintage country releases including a second volume of Slim Whitman, a third volume of yodelling and a possible 4CD boxed set on singing cowboys.
              To check out the Jasmine label have a look at www.hasmick.demon.co.uk - Please feel welcome to contact me on phazell@pithon.fsbusiness.co.uk.
PAUL HAZELL - Freelance Country Music Writer and Broadcaster
Posted June 22, 2004
Hi. I am seeking a hill billy song of the 1940 s. It was very popular in Australia at the period. Song is sung by a male singer and lyrics ------ As through a country village I chanced to pass one day, a broken hearted woman a mother old and grey------ She stopped me as I passed her and said so plaintivelly, " Are you from the city , you look like you may be ".-------I told her I had travelled to see my daughter there, the tears came down like raindrops, her face was lined with care. " I guess your daughters here Sir, but mine is far away and that is why I stopped you as you passed by today,--- If you should see my daughter please tell her to come home, her mother"s heart is broken since she has gone to roam.-----Oh send her to me quickly and tell her not to wait, I"m getting old and feeble and she might come too late. etc etc etc etc etc. ken payne. Wetstring@bigpond.com
Posted June 21, 2004
I am an aspiring artist looking for original songs. I have been told by some major labels in Nashville that they would like me to send another demo. when I have original material. My problem is I don't play an instrument, don't have a band, and am just starting to write lyrics. If anyone has any songs that they have written and have tracks that I can record with, please contact me. I will give full credit on CD/Demo and cover. Thanks, Heather Daggett - Heather@HeatherDaggett.com
Posted June 21, 2004
Traditional songs are coming back more and more every day. I am a country music artist. I write traditional songs. Norma Lee - normalee11@earthlink.net
Posted June 21, 2004
hi, i found your web site on the wls barn dance in chicago. do you know where i could find more info, particularly on the 1933/34 century of progress performances? thanks, barb good - goodweave2@aol.com
Posted June 21, 2004
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Posted June 20, 2004
If you are a country music star and want to make money for your both at your shows with the t-shirts, caps and this great new product that will be the hot item on the market. Because 90 % of your friends at that come to see you drive TRUCKS, SUV's , RV , Recreational vehicles. And THIS is for them. E-mail me at sneice002@aol.com Thank you P.S. Will make a ton for YOUR Charity.
Posted June 16, 2004
What a great site!! I do go back a lo-ooo-ng time. I saw Bill and Charlie Monroe when I was a small 5 yr old on the way to Mobile with my Mother and Brother and we stopped in Paintsville Ky. The Porter at the hotel told my brother and me to come down to the station in the basement cause there was a radio station and some hillbilly musicians. ( i am sorry if this is politically incorrect but it was hillbilly back then in 1933 ) We later moved to Birmingham and at one birthday Hank Penny and his Radio Cowboys came for the party. Question?? Is Penny still among the mortals ? I saw him years ago in Nashville but thats been a few years back. Running thru some of the notes today I can answer a couple. Patsy Montana has a museum dedicated to her up the road a few miles from here in Pineville Mo. Ernest Tubb recorded Soldiers Last Letter. Leon McAuliffe was a friend of mine and died In Claremore Ok a few years ago. Had a radio station in Rogers Ar along with anot her old friend Smokey Dacus the old Bob Wills Drummer. Think they are both in the Cowboy Hall in Ok City if im not mistaken. I have played Guitar over 60 years and had a chance to meet about everyone in the Senior age bracket over the years. Still do get to Mt view Ar and a number of the Northwest Ar festivities as well as SW Mo happenings. Went to Nashville in 53 after college on the GI bill but was told at WSM they didnt cotton to College Kids and the only one there at the time was Bill Anderson!! Talking about that most do not know that Leon Mc A had a degree from Julliard. If I can answer any questions I WOULD BE GLAD TO TRY!! THANKS - FOR A GREAT NEW SITE - Bob Cowan - judynbob@yahoo.com
Posted June 16, 2004
Howdy. I'm Larry Simpson and I own a cd quality audio chat site that's totally devoted to music.We have a lot stars do shows there like ray price,ernie ashworth,hal willis,leroy van dyke,jack blanchard and misty morgan,claude gray,and others too many to mention.The site is totally free and requires no sign up,has no ads and banners,and you only need a mic to talk.We also own kocr radio that plays only classic country 24 hours a day.Anyone ,anywhere in the world with an internet connection can listen.All of this can be found at http://www.sweetsouthernsounds.com - Larry Simpson - larry@sweetsouthernsounds.com
Posted June 16, 2004
Please tell me how i can e-mail vern gosdin,i haven't seen him on tv in a long time.Vern is one of my favorite singers and i think we have the same Birthday. Please let me know how i can write to him. Sincerely, Betty from illinois - BJ8548@aol.com
Posted June 16, 2004
Attention Talent Buyer:
I am the band leader, singer and producer for:
'The Hank Show', a 1950 vintage replica band covering the music of the legendary pioneer of country music, Hank Williams, Sr.
'The Band In Black', a 1960 vintage tribute band to country music legend Johnny Cash.
Solo performances of both artists also available. (Acoustic guitar and vocals.) My acts are the real thing; authentic instruments, costumes and musicianship. 'The Hank Show' will be the headliner entertainment Sunday, May 30 at John Stuart's Legends Ranch Barbecue. This will kick off the 4th Annual Celebrity Impersonators Convention at The Imperial Palace, Las Vegas thru June 2, 2004. Refer to my website for performance dates, videos, audios, pictures and references. http://www.hankshow.com - Looking forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, 'Cowboy Jack' Johnson, ph/fax: 760-758-0772, cell ph: 760-521-5007, 629 Palmbark St. Vista, CA 92083. hankshow@hotmail.com
Posted June 16, 2004
Hi all. I am in search of Brenda Lee memorabilia, aside from records and publicity pictures. Does anyone know of a place/site I can purchase Brenda Lee collectibles, such as personal letters, old/voided checks w/ signatures, show items, and such? I am looking for something authentic yet tangible. Thanks, Steven - snovf@aol.com
Posted June 15, 2004
Does any one have the lyrics with either guitar tabs/tablatures/chords to the following songs: Walbash Cannonball; Orange Blossom Special; If you've Got The Money, I've Got The Time; Boxcar Blues; & Give Me Fourty Acres, (Give Me 40 Acres, and I'll Turn This Rig Around). If any one does have the lyrics with guitar tabs/tablatures/chords, I would very much appeciate you emailing them to me. Sincerely, K. Howe - karenlhowe@hotmail.com
Posted June 14, 2004
Looking for a song from pre-sixties era that might be classified as folk or country. We think the title is something like "Daddy's Here" or "Daddy's There" but aren't sure. Some one thought it might be Sleepin Beauty by Jimmie Dean, but I found the lyrics to that and that doesn't seem to fit the description my mother gave me. The song it done in a male voice in a narrative "Talking" style rather than singing. My mom could only remember bits of the lyrics about a little talking to her Dad about growing up. She says to her dad things like, "Daddy, there's a boy outside. His name is Tommy, he wants to play with me. Can I Daddy, can I please?" and various boy names as she grows up. Sometimes she gets hurt and Daddy says, "It's alright, (or never fear?) Daddys here (or there)." Until "Daddy, there's a man outside, his name is Johnnie (not sure about names) he wants to marry me. But I'm scared." And the dad repeats the don't worry Daddy's here chorus part. All of this is in the male voice and is talked like a story he's retelling. We think it's from the 40's or 50's as My grandpa used to sing it to my mother (who is now 50). Thanks for any help you can offer. Jeanna Vickery - jdvic@earthlink.net
Posted June 14, 2004
I am looking for name & artist of a song. Partial lyrics: a cold,cold, beer, a hardwood floor & smokey atmosphere. A pocket full of change. Joe Wassa - cashew@netpenny.net
Posted June 14, 2004
Hi, Last year in June I visited the country music hall of fame and met with Karen Buffered, I showed her and another gentleman my collection of autographs of Hank williams, Ernest tubb, and many more and also the pictures of me with them. They had me get them appraised. But they was not able at that time tp purchase them. Has that changed at all? I still have held on to them. Thank-you - Phillis - gezpmz@nationi.net
Posted June 14, 2004
where can I find lyrics to a song written by Billy Mize, titled "make it rain"? bob favero - bfavero@sbcglobal.net
Posted June 14, 2004
GREETINGS FROM COUNTRY MUSIC ARTIST [WILF MONTAN]. I ENJOYED VISITING YOUR EXCELLENT WEB PAGES. WWW.SHOWNET.COM.AU/WILF.HTML - KIND REGARDS, WILF MONTAN. WILFM@BN.QUIK.COM.AU
Posted June 14, 2004
Does anyone know who wrote the song "Put Another Log on the Fire? Lois - lowie52@zoominternet.net
Posted June 14, 2004
I'm trying lo locate song/artist that goes something like
You've been gone along time, I'm beggin you please come back,
you can't be happy in a rich mans world,
I'ts the wrong side of the tracks.
I'ts avery old country song going back to thelate 50's. Thanks a lot. guy fraser - g4mgf@aol.com
Posted June 14, 2004
I have an eleven year old grandaughter that has sang in churches,local events, and most recently at the ohio valley opry in morgan county, On june 26 she will be singing at North Bend State Park Amphitheater in Cairo W.V. She has made a demo c.d. but has never made a full recording yet. my question is how do i know whether to invest in a full recording or not? Carolyn Richards has asked her to sing about eight songs on the 26th and i am questioning myself now as to whether or not we should have made a recording. any replys might help, thanks. robert miller - rbm@netpluscom.com
Posted June 14, 2004
My friend Virgil Zachry wanted to see if I could find words to "Soldiers Last Letter" written on or about 1930-1945. He remembers some of the words: I'm writing this down in the trench, mom, don't scold if isn't so neat, as you know, as you did as a kid, when I come home with mud on my feet. These are all the words he remembers and would like to have the words or complete song. Thank You, Irene Brough - iebrough@my180.net
Posted June 8, 2004
Is there a Shania Twain concert in Lubbock, Tex. some time this summer in 2004? Sharon Latham - phlowergyrl48@hotmail.com
Posted June 7, 2004
What was the female country singers name that had a song in either the "60"'s or the "70"'s that had the lyrics about a 1967 Chevrolet? It may have been a another year model but it was definitly a Chevrolet. Ted Savoy - ted_hghtn@msn.com
Posted June 7, 2004
In 1944 Ernest Tubb was in a movie with Charles Starrett called Ridin West, would you know how I could find and purchase the VHS film? Linda Mead - mead2@adelphia.net
Posted June 5, 2004
Subject: R.I.P. Garland Frady
Sad news just in about Garland Frady, from one of his oldest friends Ace Tipton. Garland Frady died on May 26, 2004 at the Wake Forrest University Hospital in North Carolina I talked to his brother Lee and he said they were going to cremate him and were not going to have any service of any kind.
              Garland has been living back in the South since the 1980s, but made most of his career while living on the West Coast. He moved to Los Angeles in the mid 1960s, cutting singles for Filmways (1966) and Dot (around 1967).
              A solid singer, he was mainly part of the Valley club scene, and became somewhat of a local at the Palomino. In 1969 he became part of the B-band, the second version of Red Rhodes Detours which played Mondays and Sundays. The Monday night saw each member front the group in turn for a month or so, Garland of course got his run.
              After Red Rhodes left the Palomino at the end of 1969, Garland got the Sundays with his own band in the early 1970s. During the 1970s he recorded for GNP Crescendo and the short lived Countryside label which issued his only long player in 1973.
              In the 1980s he all but retired, and was working in a vacuum repair shop and driving up to Vasilia, CA to work a music gig on the weekend. Then I heard he went to Nashville for a while and finally ended up in Atlanta, GA working with his brother in some kind of business.
              Eventually in the 1990s he revived his career, and cut a series of self released CDs and cut track for obscure label samplers. He even had a band up to 2002, mabe even into last year.
              He had been unwell for about a year or so, but the last few months saw his condition escelate and his was mainly living in a hospice. Regards, Jason Odd
Posted June 4, 2004
Has Don Williams been inducted into the country music hall of fame? What are people waiting for? He's a great traditional artists who's been seriously overlooked. Timebombtom321@aol.com
Posted June 4, 2004
I like listening country music. I have friends who play music. They might like to join with me. Suffian Koroh - suffiankoroh1@hotmail.com
Posted June 3, 2004
I recently bought a classic guitar at a fund raiser in Brevard County, Florida for the Association for Retarded Citizens that Alan Jackson signed. It came with a soft case and Alan Jackson picture but not certificate of authenticity. Can you please network me the Alan Jackson staff member that handles such promotions? I would like to get a certificate and also a duplicate picture. The one that came with the guitar was torn. I paid $575 for the guitar. Thanks for any information you can provide me! Elizabeth May, HARRIS Corporation, Elizabeth.May@Harris.com, Office: (321) 984-6238, Fax: (321) 674-1108

Posted June 3, 2004
Who is the female country artist that sings the song called "This Ones For The Girls'? Alecia - sweetangel102986@Yahoo.com
Posted June 1, 2004
I need some help in locating where Darren Johnson - the lead singer of the old house band at Cowboy's in Kennesaw, GA is playing now. Last I heard he was somewhere in Gwinnett County GA. If anyone has information on where he is playing now, please e mail me at leeb864@yahoo.com. Thanks for your help! Lee
Posted June 1, 2004
LIGHT CRUST DOUGHBOYS TO PRESENT "COWBOY DAYS OF SUMMER" AT THE POCKET SANDWICH THEATRE. The legendary Light Crust Doughboys will appear in their bi-monthly concert at the Pocket Sandwich Theatre in "Cowboy Days Of Summer," on Monday, June 14, at 7:30.
              The Light Crust Doughboys, generally acknowledged as the originators of Western Swing, are perhaps the most-honored musical group in Texas. Winners of a 2003 Grammy for "We Called Him Mr. Gospel Music: The James Blackwood Tribute Album," their many other honors include five other Grammy nominations, two nominations for the prestigious gospel music Dove Award, and being named to the Texas Cowboys Hall Of Fame, as well as "Official Music Ambassadors" for the State of Texas by the Texas Legislature.
              "Cowboy Days Of Summer" will showcase the Doughboysš Western Swing standards, with featured performers Jerry Elliott, Bill Simmons, John Walden, Jim Baker, and Art Greenhaw. The Doughboys Brass and Reed Ensemble will also be on hand to provide a big-band sound to the Doughboysš Western Swing.
              The theatre will open for "Cowboy Days Of Summer" at 6:15 on Monday, June 14, and the show will begin at 7:30. Optional food and beverage service will be available. Tickets (show only) are $16.00. Special "meal deal" tickets (show, choice of entree, soft drink and tax) are available for $22.00.
              The Pocket Sandwich Theatre is located at 5400 East Mockingbird, Suite 119, Mockingbird Central Plaza, one block east of Central Expressway. For reservations or information, 214-821-1860.
Posted June 1, 2004
I have a photo of Elvis Presley dated between 1960-1964,its a blackand white 5x7 I think was taken in Mississippi in good condition, if interest let me know. debbie schmitt - dlschmitt@verizon.net
Posted May 31, 2004
I LOVE THIS SITE KEEP IT UP GUYS. PASTOR_JONNY2002@YAHOO.CO.UK Posted May 31, 2004
Unable to find any sort of link here for my penfriend Ginny Wright,who was a famous country singer in the 50s and 60s. As she has her own website on Yahoo where copies of her CDs can be ordered it seems very strange. The site is full of pictures,which is the main object and there are 100s of them. The website was put up in Georgia and the photos came from her so there are many of her as a child. Of all the Yahoo groups I've seen virtually all are pretty absymmal affairs.The ones for Barbara Mandrell, Hank Williams and Lyn Anderson seem an insult to the artistes. Its not really a discussion board like the Jim Reeves ones but is actually full up,all 600 mgs. Many of Ginny's contemporaries are included,those she worked with including Elvis and Jim Reeves. As her English representative I need to constantly find her more members and as an incentive I uploaded about 200 pictures of square dancers as Ginny used to be one. This was so I could get the site mentioned on Pettipond and we got a lot of members, most of whom sound like cross dressers but really we want country fans. We also managed to track down Ginny's one time duet partner Tom Tall who was sent copies of Ginny's CDs and there are 2 famous names on there in the Tatters and Dulcie Younger. Richard Astley-Clemas - alicespiral@yahoo.co.uk
Posted May 24, 2004
hello, my name is val and i wondered if you could help me find a song called, [So lucky in my life] i think it was sung by a lady called Rose- marie. I am not sure if she is a country music singer. I want to try to get the lyrics to it if possible. thanks a lot val. val@johnson5.fsbusiness.co.uk
Posted May 24, 2004
I have always loved Carl and Pearl Butler. I have never been able to find his song "I Wonder Who's Holding My Angel Tonight" Have you ever head it? I hope you can give me a lead. Also, do you know where I can buy old albums by Carl Butler? Brejcha, Robert - Blue Springs, MO - robert.brejcha@mo.usda.gov
Posted May 22, 2004
I would like to invite everyone to try out our new state of the art cd quality voice chat site. There is no charge,no popups and no ads. We have stars of the grand ole opry that visit us,and new independent stars. All you need is a microphone and speakers. Those wishing to chat type can do that also. We also own kocr radio that plays all the country classics, and new indie artists. Links to the radio station is also on our homepage.
Http://www.sweetsouthernsounds.com
to enter the chat site click on the rooms button, and only enter a username, and leave password box empty. We have rooms for those wishing to talk to each other, and karaoke rooms for those wanting to sing. Any recording artists that wish to be played on our worldwide radio station please contact me about playing your cd's. Larry Simpson, Kocr Radio, Ft Worth Texas, 972-775-8527 - larry@sweetsouthernsounds.com
Posted May 18, 2004
I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT MY DREAM HAS COME TRUE. I'M GOING TO A GEORGE JONES CONCERT IN CLAREMORE, OK. I'M SO EXCITED!!! MY SON MADE MY DREAM COME TRUE. HE KNOWS THAT I ENJOY GEORGE AND ALSO ENJOYED TAMMY. KEEP THAT MUSIC COMING GEORGE. Rosie Corle - rcorle@indyschools.com
Posted May 18, 2004
i love little jimmy dickins because he's the only man as short as i am that i've seen. i'm 4 ft. 11 in. tall. lila brock - lila_brock@yahoo.com
Posted May 17, 2004
i too would like to know if lefty frizzell has a dvd hank snow and slim whitman. raelene youwish - rose.petal@bigpond.com
Posted May 17, 2004
Could someone please let me know who sang a song titled, "Sentimental Old You"? Thank you. Tom McMahon - heytom8@webtv.net
Posted May 17, 2004
I have been searching for the name of a song that Billy C. Craddock sang on one of his albums in the 70's. The words went something like this: " Gypsy woman bring your crystal ball and sit with me awhile, seems like lately at the bottom of this glass of wine I can see her smile". I have searched everything I can think of. I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks, Maddy - littlemaddydean@aol.com
Posted May 16, 2004
I'm a Kindergarten teacher and I need the music to Oklahoma, My Native Land, the Oklahoma State Children's song composed and written by Martha Kemm Barrett. Can you please tell me the name of the artist who sings that song. I need it as soon as I can possibly get it. If you can't get that, I'll settle for Oklahoma. Mary Ellen Jackson - ladymary@comcast.net
Posted May 13, 2004
Can anyone put me in contact with singer-songwritter Lee Clayton a.k.a. Lt. Billy Schotts. He and I went throught USAF pilot training at Reese AFB back in 1967-68. Rowlon Wilson, Brian Maxwell, Don Whitley and many other friends from his pilot training class would like to get in touch with him. Dick Somers - rsomers97@hotmail.com
Posted May 10, 2004
Where is the info on Harold Gay of The Kimberleys singing group? Was in hopes something would be here. Was also told that "little blurps" would be shown on CNN but haven't seen anything. He was a great man and lived out his last year of his life helping others. Thank you for looking into this for me! A true friend, Bunny TCHOFjoin = Yes! I'd be delighted! Bunny McDermott - bunny@mightymoose.com
Posted May 4, 2004
We would like to invite you to visit our newly launched tribute site to Redd Stewart: www.reddstewart.com, a site launched in memory of Redd (co-writer of Tennessee Waltz, You Belong To Me, Slow Poke, Bonaparte's Retreat, Soldiers Last Letter, and many more!) Please sign our guest book so we know you stopped by! Did you ever record, perform, or meet Redd or Pee Wee King? We'd love to hear about it! Thank you. Billy (Redd's son) & Sharon (sharon@reddstewart.com) - *First annual Redd Stewart Country Music Festival: www.reddstewart.com/festival
Posted May 4, 2004
HAROLD SHARP 80 YEAR OLD LEAD GUITAR PLAYER WROTE AND RECORDED THE INSTRUMENTAL "BLUES BOOGIE" IN 1952 IT WAS RELEASED ON PAPPY DAILEY"S STARDAY LABEL AND FOURSTAR RECORDS SONY PUBLISHING WHO NOW OWNS THE PUBLISHING HAS JUST GRANTED THIS FIFTY YEAR OLD SONG A NEW BIRTH ON SANTA FE TEXAS " E H KING MUSIC CD 50 " "PLAIN & SIMPLE COUNTRY " HAROLD IS NOW 80 AND HAS ACQUIRED COPIES OF MOST OF HIS RECORDINGS THANKS TO THE DILIGENCE OF ANDREW BROWN OF HOUSTON A TEXAS MUSIC HISTORIAN .HAROLD TOURED WITH HANK WILLIAMS SENIOR AND ALSO GEORGE JONES IN THE 50'S AND WAS LEAD GUITAR PLAYER FOR THE LOUISANNA HAYRIDE STAGE BAND FOR SEVERAL YEARS . PRESS BY BARBARA DUNN BJD PUBLICITY AND PROMOTIONS SANTA FE TEXAS. Ekingehk@cs.com
Posted May 2, 2004
Hello. I have written a song about Johnny Cash but don't know where to send it to. It is really good and has good hooks, title is "There's Gotta Be A Nashville up in Heaven" It is Christain Country I think his family would love it but I'm not sure how to get it to them. If you can help me please Email me Songwriter In Ohio, Nan Bauer - nbbauer@metalink.net
Posted May 1, 2004
just wanted to say that kenny chesney is one of the hottest guys today in the musicfeild. i love to watch him on tv. wood love to see him in concert. and could u tell me is he the of the guy in this vido when the sun goes down? i wood like to get his new cd i had some and some one took them all from me. kenny u are the best and u are number one in my book and in my 5 year olds book she looks up to u and so does my other two girles they are 9 and 11. thank u for your songs kenny. thank u - donna,shyan,rebecca, samantha close - iceblueeyes2004@aol.com
Posted April 30, 2004
I LIKE YOUR WEB SITE. IT'S GOOD AND COUNTRY, JUST LIKE OLD AMOS. TJ WORTH - worth2@flash.net

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