Comments & Messages - Archive #7

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Archive #7

Posted December 29, 2006
Just finished putting a new page up about the new museum in Nashville. Went there earlier this month while in town for Scotty's party. It's still in its infancy and has a long way to go but Joe Chamber has done a fantastic job putting it together and it pays tribute to a lot of the guys and studios that you don't often hear about. It's also about time someone started talking up American Sound. Check it out: www.scottymoore.net/mhofm.html. James Roy - jamesvroy@hotmail.com
Posted December 28, 2006
Who sings the song about the little boy saying s*** and the dad gets upset and prays about it and the little boy watched him pray and then prayed that night before going to sleep? Jim Sole - jsole1@ma.rr.com
Posted December 26, 2006
Hello, looking for any information on Shelby Jean Davis, country singer (female) of the 1930-40's. Thanks, ss - shels177@adelphia.net
Posted December 24, 2006
I would like to know qho sings the song Louisanna Saturday Night? Please help. Erica - laportebaby28@aol.com
Posted December 24, 2006
Who sings Five Pounds of Possum and how can I get a copy of it? I heard it on the radio on night and loved it....Can you help me? Joe Ranson - jjransonva@yahoo.com
Posted December 21, 2006
i would like to hear the song play, where i get where iam going. Kaye Phillips - kaye40p@gbso.net
Posted December 20, 2006
hi, i listen to WGNA every day at work and they play 2 songs quite often but i've never been able to catch the artist or title of the songs. the first one goes something like "she's got her daddy's money, and her momma's good looks". for the 2nd one, the words i know are "i wanna be like you, i'm your buckaroo"; i can tell you it's a father & son (the kid's about 4 or 5) and the father hears the kid say s***; they don't use the word in the song; but the father makes it obvious that that's what the kid said; and this is where the kid says the line. i went to the WGNA site, but couldn't find a list of top songs played; it must be popular, tho, as i hear them more than once a day during the day at work; and none of the links (like "contact us") seemed to work, to email the station. any help w/this would be great, it's driving me crazy!! dj - snoopy585@aol.com
Posted December 19, 2006
Cash fans might like to watch the video of Rayburn Anthony singing "folsom Prison Blues" in Helsinki this past March. Just go to www.youtube.com and put in Rayburn's name. He has been doing a lot of recording lately with a new cd on Rhythm Bomb due soon. He is also going to Sweden and Finland in March 2007. Jim Newcombe - jimmy_newcombe@hotmail.com
Posted December 19, 2006
We are doing the song "Who Do You Think?" by Harold Reed of the Statler Brothers. The version we know is by the Primitive Quartet. My question is the chord pattern for guitar. We do it in 2 sharps (D) but someone told us we are leaving out some chords. This is very possible as we do not read music. We are playing for some shut-ins. Would like to know the correct chord pattern. Thanks and have a blessed Christmas. Russell Payne - drpayne@psknet.com
Posted December 18, 2006
hello, good morning! i want to know the letter of music for little drummer boy, is possible? thanks for everything. maria pires - airamserip@hotmail.com
Posted December 18, 2006
I am desperately looking for a copy of the Original Chuck Wagon Gang's titled song Tattlers Wagon. It is my mother-n-laws favorite song and her favorite group. She has some of their albums signed by the original group but none of them have this paticular song on it. The Chuck Wagon Gang's song, "Tattler's Wagon" can be found on their "Greatest Hits - Volume One" CD. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - www.silverdollarmusic.com
Posted December 18, 2006
Who sang ... "while i'm putting on my make up, I'm putting on the one that really loves me"? Barbara Mandrell had a hit in 1973 with "The Midnight Oil"! It is a great song, thanks for asking about it. Colonel Robert Morris - www.silverdollarmusic.com - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted December 17, 2006
Who sang ... while i'm putting on my make up, i'm putting on the one that really loves me? denise - denise2070@yahoo.com
Posted December 17, 2006
Where can I find the words of a cowboy song starting ... "All the cowhands want to marry Harriet", please? Pat Woodward - Pwood54321@aol.com
Posted December 15, 2006
To whom it may concern; Hi, to all down there. Do you know how I can find the lyrics to Christmas Long Ago? I have been through this internet, looking so many times, my index finger is getting shorter and my eyes have turned another color. I know some of the song goes " that's the way Christmas was, Christmas long Ago. How about the lyrics to the Christmas Story and it's not, twas the night before Christmas Story. Donna Fanatia - jfanatia@kctc.net
Posted December 15, 2006
My message is to K.T. Oslin, To me you were the greatest. Would love to know more about whats been going on with you ,and if you are going to do any new music soon. I know I am your biggest fan. I hope you are doing well and will look forward to hearing more. Thank You. Your biggest fan, Kay Elkins - kayelkins@yahoo.com
Posted December 13, 2006
Who recorded the song "Christmas Carol" about a litle girl from an orphanage? Roger Anderson - randerson01@sbcglobal.net
Posted December 12, 2006
I am desperately looking for a copy of the Original Chuck Wagon Gang's titled song Tattlers Wagon. It is my mother-n-laws favorite song and her favorite group. She has some of their albums signed by the original group but none of them have this paticular song on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you...cindy. lilornarymess@yahoo.com
Posted December 12, 2006
I would like information on Country singer Jerry Wallace recorded the song Primrose Lane. I am not sure of the words, but i think it goes like this: Primrose Lane lif is just a holiday now, or Life is Just a Holiday now. Hyacinth Gordon - hyacinthgordon06@yahoo.ca
Posted December 11, 2006
Could you please tell if Cindy Lane @true country band play at the weymouth Elks on Sat. Dec. I6 please email me with answer Thank you. Tom - stoneyhill@verizon.net

Posted December 11, 2006
I am searching for the title, lyrics, and artist for an old traditional country song. I'm not sure if the words are right or not but here is what I have: If anyone should pray tonight and thank the Lord that all is right, we should, we should, you and I.
(Another part is:) When your in my arms I know your happy.... If anyone can help identify this song I would sure appreciate it! Thank you, Annette Nattier, Illinois - anattier@hotmail.com
Posted December 10, 2006
Please advise where one may obtain recordings of fiddle tunes by Guy Blakeman. Thanks. Carroll Curtis - cmc931@yahoo.com
Posted December 9, 2006
I need help!! Does anyone know who sings the country song thats this little boy is wanting to do EVERYTHING like his dad? its something about ... the red light suddenly turned red as i slammed on the breaks his chicken nuggets went in the floor and his orange drink went in his lap and he said a 4 letter word that started with a S and ended with a T.... amanda - candyshoppbabi14@yahoo.com
Posted December 9, 2006
Reba McIntire is one of my favorite singers of all time, where or how do I speak to her or send a message to her to get an autograph picture. One of my favorite songs that I relate to If Theres Life Out There due to I'm a single mom struggling everyday just to put food on the table. Marlana - marlanahedden@comcast.net
Posted December 7, 2006
as a kid my mother would sing this song this is all i can remember (went upon the mountain one bright and sunny day i yodle (then she would yodle) meet a little swishish girl. if anyone knows who sang this please let me know. i want to get it for her thank you - kim, jhns742@aol.com
Posted December 5, 2006
Hi, my name is Katlyn Lowe. I am a singer/ songwriter from Jacksonville, FL. I have always loved music! Its a constant part of my life, and I find it taking up most of my time. I am 18 years old and I one of my goals is to get signed by a record label. I love to sing and perform more than anything else. The feeling I get when im on stage is amazing, its such a rush, and to just connect with the audience is so much fun. I also love to model. I attended John Casablancas Modeling School at the age of 12. I love what I do, and I am determined enough to make my dream become a reality.! Katlyn Lowe - blondesunrise06@aol.com - www.myspace.com/katlynlowe
Posted November 29, 2006
My brother is very ill with cancer and I would like for him to receive a get well wish from his favorite Willie Nelson. He often sings Willie's songs for Kareoke and I know it would be such good medicine for him if he could hear from Willie. How do I accomplish this? His address is: Albert Wood, 28 Keller Hollow Rd., Benton, PA 17814. Could someone help me with this? helen rupert - hrupert@verizon.com
Posted November 29, 2006
I would like to get mr. Vernon Oxford booked here in missouri, I know a couple tri-country music shows that he would fit in real good and he would be refreshing to the real country music fans here in missouri, We still like the old time country like Hank sr, Hank snow, marty, carl, porter, johnny, kitty and others too many to mentio. Call 636-338-4699 or 636-475-9185, or e-mail eolroy@aol.com - ROY
Posted November 29, 2006
Hi, I'm trying to find "everything", posters, photos, biography, records by Jimmy Clee "king lefty & his rangers". I work in the nursing home where he is a resident and I'd love to surprise him with a homemade scrapbook. I've only been able to get a small audio clip of "I'm Loosing You" (repeats about five words over and over on website. Jimmy was on the COOL 45 rpm record, he was vocalist, also David Hank was vocalist. Any help would be much appreciated, thank you for your time. Annette Perry, Daytona Beach, FL - tmperrys@bellsouth.net
Posted November 27, 2006
Cal Smith and Hank Thompson both recorded "The Lord Knows I'm drinking. It was written by Bill Anderson. Colonel Robert Morris - www.silverdollarmusic.com - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted November 26, 2006
Hello all my friends, Just a note to give you a update on Carissa Amberly! Her new CD has finaly arrived! Pure country sound. WE all need to fight for pure contry! Try to keep it going. Go to her site and listen to clips of her CD. www.carissaamberly.com - You can also purchase one if you like. You can also listen to her on XM Satellite radio Bill Macks show at XM chanel 171.I hope you all enjoy her CD. Thanks so Much and I hope you all have a very merry Christmas. Lucille Green - Lucille5000@sbcglobal.net
Posted November 25, 2006
who is the contry western singer that sang hello mrs johnson? terryhall - tallestgriffe.@earthlink.net
Posted November 20, 2006
Hello! Country Music history fans. Recently. I acquired a vintage Texas Jim Robertson country music concert poster. He put on this concert at the Hornell Armory in the 1940's. Also, I recently discovered that he was a Broadway New York performer in 1951 at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre. Moreover, he played the character of Clovis Garrett in the production of: Out West of Eighth. Texas Jim Robertson was a great singer of religious songs and his record album of Sacred Country and Western Songs attests of his ability in this genre'.There should be a member of the Nashville Country music Hall of Fame that remembers the fantastic contributions that Texas Jim Robertson made, and be willing to sponsor him as an inductee to this prestigious organization. Sincerely, Dan Rightmer -Country Music historian. rightmerd@gotsky.com
Posted November 20, 2006
Too Whom This Concern: Am looking for a album or cassette tape of porter wagoner was recorded in 1969 at RCA had the best songs I think I ever had of him an have alot of his albums tapes etc. Not having very good luck finding this could someone please steer me in the right direction, Some of the songs on this tape was (Fallen Leaves, Banks Of The Ohio, The World Needs A Washin, The Black Jacks Bar to to name a few. Would like to purchase this if anyone has this or could steer me in the right direction to purchase this. Thank You, (vol_fireman2000@yahoo.com) - Please e-mail me back with anything thank you
Posted November 20, 2006
I'm looking for lyrics of a r&r song about Santa being on something, otherwise he'd come through the door and the reindeers too, since they're flying". I heard it last in 1972. Lol Sana - lolsana@chello.at
Posted November 20, 2006
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Posted November 20, 2006
I've been hearing a lot lately that people miss the "old country" or traditional country. I'm sorry but did it die? Was there a funeral? We have been trained that if it isn't on the radio, it isn't country. Hogwash! Are you not tired of some fat cat telling you what to listen to, what concerts to go to and who's Cd's to buy??? We are everywhere. XM radio plays a lot of our music. And you can go to sites like mine and others. www.silverdollarmusic.com - So good folks, traditional country is not dead! It's just been forgotten. 'turn off the radio, and turn on your favorite artist' Thanks, Colonel Robert Morris ~not dead yet~ colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted November 17, 2006
HI, I AM LOOKING FOR DONNA MOON FROM MISSOURI. I CAN NOT REMEMBER THE TOWN SHE WAS FROM. SHE WAS A GREAT COUNTRY MUSIC FAN AND HER FAVORITES WERE THE WILBURN BROTHERS. WE WERE PEN PALS IN THE 50'S BEFORE EMAILS WERE AVAILABLE. DONNA ARE YOU THERE? PLEASE CONTACT ME AT MATTIER7@BELLSOUTH.NET - MATTIE MCCLAIN
Posted November 17, 2006
hi i do love the grand ole opry but i like artist like rascal flatts to. they are good singers and musicians. i think they are just as good as old country music and i dont want to sign that and hurt them i hope you guys and girls understand. des - satyandme@yahoo.com
Posted November 15, 2006
Sally - Since I love research, I took this as a challenge, but after a few hours, I hit a little bit of a brick wall. Although I'm a Mississippi gal, my parents were both from eastern Ohio. They visited Wheeling and the Jamboree quite often during the 70's. There is a website for the Jamboree and Capitol Music Hall. There is also a "contact us" button available. Perhaps they could answer your questions if no one else has the information you seek. http://www.jamboreeusa.com/history.htm - nascar20stewartfan@earthlink.net
Posted November 15, 2006
I have enjoyed looking at your sight. I am a collector of old ephemera and I was hoping you could help me verify a piece of information. I have an Official Jamboree History Picture Book from 1975, from the Capitol Music Hall in Wheeling WV. It has an autograph page in the back that has two autographs on it. One is Pitaful Pearl, and the other says To one of my fans! Liz Taylor. I was wondering if this was Elizabeth Taylors autograph or another proformer that played there in the 70's. Did Elizabeth Taylor ever visit or play there at the Capitol City Music Hall in the 70's? If so is there any way I could get a copy of a review or something to show she was there? Thank You, Sally Penland - bobsal4@roadrunner.com
Posted November 14, 2006
Some answers to previously asked questions in no particular order:
NO CHARGE: Was a 1974 number one hit, a rendition of Harlan Howard's "No Charge, by Melba Montgomery.
FREE SHEET MUSIC AND/OR LYRICS : They following have thousands of lyrics and guitar tabs by older artists, as well as new.
www.roughstock.com/cowpie/songs/ (has lyrics & tabs)
www.cowboylyrics.com/
www.kiwilyrics.com/
http://lyricsdownload.com/
www.tonsoflyrics.com/
www.lyricsondemand.com/
www.countrytabs.com/
www.tabcrawler.com/
IF HEAVEN: by Andy Griggs. Lyrics: http://www.cowboylyrics.com/lyrics/griggs-andy/if-heaven-13999.html Tab: http://www.cowboylyrics.com/tabs/griggs-andy/if-heaven-9122.html
STANDING ROOM ONLY: Lyrics: http://www.kiwilyrics.com/lyrics_l/loretta_lynn_songs/standing_room_only_song.html
To cmknjbk: The only song I can think of (and I know this is probably NOT the song you're thinking of) with lyrics similar to the ones you have posted is from Grease 2 called "We'll Be Together", by Maxwell Caulfield, Michelle Pfeiffer and cast. http://www.lyricsondemand.com/soundtracks/g/grease2lyrics/wellbetogetherlyrics.html (Forgive me if this isn't the right one... I tried :o)
Hope this helps some! Davanna - nascar20stewartfan@earthlink.net
Posted November 14, 2006
Just wanted to say that I am proud to see how this message board has grown. We are getting some good questions and great information. Keep it coming and keep it Traditional Country!! Colonel Robert Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net - http://www.silverdollarmusic.com
Posted November 13, 2006
Dear friends, If you want to access Tillman Franks' guest book you can use the following link:
http://www.legacy.com/shreveporttimes/Obituaries.asp
Use Search option, by last name, FRANKS and at the bottom of his biography you will find the guest book. Tillman will be missed by all his friends ... and that is a nice place to share our feelings with his family. Sincerely yours from France. Dominique ANGLARES - anglares.dominique@wanadoo.fr
Posted November 11, 2006
Im looking for the words or the lyric to loretta lynn song name - standing room only. nina - njb40923@yahoo.com
Posted November 11, 2006
to martin delray
this past summer my cousin located and purchased both of your cd's. you sent me a autographed photo and an autographed key chain... last week i broke the key chain, and WANT another one.. would you please let me know how i can get a new one..this was a birthday present and i really would appreciate it if you would let me know how to go about getting a new one..P.S. i have a copy of your fan mail letter,i thnk the first one. thanks again, arlene crotty - raith664@aol.com
Posted November 10, 2006
Who sings this song? or what is it called? I only know a few of the lyrics but I can't find it anywhere. "I wanted you but you didnt know it and not that he's gone at last I can show it" something something "lay your love on me" - Any help, please email me, cmknjbk@yahoo.com - Thanks
Posted November 8, 2006
I am looking for the words to (REAL GOOD FRIENDS) by Red Foley & Ernest Tubb, if anyone has them could you please email it to me. thank you and God bless. my web page is www.waynegunter.com - wayne - hgunter@aol.com
Posted November 6, 2006
I am just learning to play the guitar and am looking for the sheet music (individual notes of the tune) for "In the Shadows of My Mind" by Vernon Oxford. Is this available for free anywhere? If so, would you send it to: harmidose@yahoo.com - Many thanks, Lionel
Posted November 6, 2006
Meade Skelton is a Singer-Songwriter from Richmond, Virginia. Meade writes those quirky lyrics Nashville loves, with a mix of traditional and contemporary alternative country, pop, and jazz. Meade is most notably known for his song "Nicole, Will You Marry Me?", which he wrote for actress Nicole Kidman. meadeskelton@hotmail.com - http://www.meadeskelton.com
Posted November 5, 2006
I'm from Louisiana, home of Norman Wade. I've never heard his rendition of You're the Reason God Made Oklahoma. I've only heard it by David Frizell and Shelly West. However if you are looking for Norman Wade music go to NormanWade.com. D. Wilson - nascar20stewartfan@earthlink.net
Posted November 3, 2006
Garland Frady had a son from an earlier marriage and had another son Clint Frady by his 2nd wife Sandy in the late 60's, and I believe this is all of the children that he had... Winfred (Ace) Tipton - acetip@classicnet.net
Posted October 31, 2006
Does anyone remember or know of an Orville Shaw who was a country western singer who played guitar around the St Louis, MO area in the 1950s? His family came from the Van Buren area. Any info would be greatly appreciated. T Trudeau - starfire98001@yahoo.com
Posted October 28, 2006
does anybody have anymore info on the al gannaway stars of the 50's like dates, musicans? great videos but not much info. any help would be great. nick - banjonick@sbcglobal.net

Posted October 28, 2006
What is the name of the album George Jones sings "Open Pit Mine"? My husband is working in Merenci, AZ. in the copper mine and was told about this song. He is a huge fan! Thanks, Patricia Thompson - bryanandtricia@windstream.net
Posted October 28, 2006
Which Country singer sang the song "No Charge"? Dirkie Kruger - dkruger@mweb.com.na
Posted October 28, 2006
To Steve Perry, I understand you are looking for 16mm film that my grandfather C.L. Venard produced. It just so happen I have several cans. These can have not been opened in the twenty some years I have had them (for obvious reasons). Please contact me if you are the correct individual. Thank You, Tim - timvcuski1@champmail.com
Posted October 24, 2006
just so there is no confusion, i did not lose my record deal ... in fact, the record is in the final stages of production, and coming along quite nicely. chris - chrisjason1986@comcast.net
Posted October 24, 2006
Does anyone have any information on Garland Frady? I am attempting to find out if he had any children. I believe he had a son, does anyone have information like the name of that son? jeri lackey - lackeyjm@comcast.net
Posted October 22, 2006
Where would I find Wayne Kemp cd's for sale and/or track listings of his cd's? Also have incomplete song "We're Waking A Sleeping Memory" that I want. HELP anyone. Yvonne Watson - birdlady2k@hotmail.com
Posted October 20, 2006
I'm looking for the sheet music to a song that was written by Harold Reed of the Statler Bro. They also recorded it. It's sorta Christmas sounding. It's called "Who Do YOu Think Could Believe Such A Thing". Does anyone know where I can get this song? I tried the Statlers website, but they do not respond. H. Hall - hallholden@aol.com
Posted October 19, 2006
I JUST RECENTLY FOUND YOUR SITE. IT'S HUGE AND IT'S WONDERFUL. SO MUCH INFORMATION. A FEW YEARS AGO I SUDDENLY THOUGHT I HAVEN'T LEARNED A NEW SONG IN YEARS. I REALIZED IT'S BECAUSE I DON'T LIKE WHAT THEY ARE DOING AND I CAN'T UNDERSTAND THEM. THEY DO NOT ENUNCIATE WORDS AND THE MUSIC COVERS THE SINGER UP. I PICK AND SING SOME WHEN I GET SOMEONE TO LISTEN. BUT IT'S ALL OLD TRADITIONAL COUNTRY SONGS AND NOT TOO MANY PEOPLE CARE FOR THEM ANYMORE. BUT A LOT OF FOLKS DO. I'M REALLY GLAD YOU ARE KEEPING IT ALIVE. I'M 72 YEARS OLD IF THAT HELPS YOU UNDERSTAND. THANKS FOR LISTENING. HARRELL REED - PICKERREED@BLUEBONNET.NET
Posted October 18, 2006
hello peeps - yah, my uncle use to listen to this song by wilf carter and he cant remember the title but he knows theres a lyric in it that says soemthing about "october 21st". if someone knows it can u email me at ndn_angel63@hotmail.com thankyou very much Posted October 17, 2006
HI, Gannaway Productions has come out with a new set of the old "MEMORIES" 12 volume set of Grand ole Opry Stars Of The Fifties. It is now called "Tribute" Grand Ole Opry Stars Of the Fifties. It is basically the same thing as MEMORIES. It also has 12 Volumes. I have 6 of them and am trying to find the other 6. Does anyone know where they can be found individualy as I don't want to pay $144.00 when I already own 6 of them. Thanks, Barbara - Callah39@aol.com
Posted October 17, 2006
For years now I have trying to figure out an old country song, I only know one verse and it is not the whole verse. It goes The organist was playing rock of ages, I hear a muffeled cry from the front row, some body is saying sweet things about him, but its nothing that I don't already know .... and that's all I know. Please helllllp me if you can. Sincerely, Carolyn Murphy - Ssmurphy2005@wmconnect.com
Posted October 16, 2006
Has anyone else heard that Chris Janson lost his recording deal with Sony? - cuddle-n-spoon-me@hotmail.com
Posted October 16, 2006
I would like to post this URL for anyone that would like to view the Nashville Legends Tribute Show. Joe Wampler {Hank Williams Sr.} & Travis Dew {Tim Magraw}. They are great intertainers and doing their part to keep Country Music Traditional also! The Web Site is www.nashvilletributeshow.com - Cindi
Posted October 16, 2006
Hi, I was hoping you could help me out on something. I work mornings and mid-days at 97 Kicks FM in Minot, North Dakota. I have a listener who is looking for the DVD of the Traditional Country Music Hall of Fame Ceremony when Connie Lee Stitch was inducted. I've been surfing all over the internet, and I've come up empty-handed. I believe she was inducted sometime this year. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Jaimie J. - JAMIEBRUNNER@clearchannel.com
Posted October 15, 2006
I am a painter trying to find the rest of the lyrics to:
Walkin' my blues away
Got no sugar to go in my tea
Drink my coffee black as black can be
My diamond leghorn has refused to lay
I'm walkin' my blues away...
THIS IS ALL I REMEMBER. IS IT AN EVERETT CORBIN SONG? Thank you for any help in locating a record, cd or ANYTHING!! Maxine Yalovitz-Blankenship - maxineyb@verizon.net
Posted October 9, 2006
I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A BIG FAN OF VERN GOSDIN, I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF HE IS STILL LIVING AND RECORDING. I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A GOSPEL CD BY HIM. I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO KNOW IF HE IS STILL PERFORMING. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP, DORA - d_rountree@bellsouth.net
Posted October 6, 2006
Hi, I once was married to a cousin to Lorreta Lynn. I have heard so much on her Health problems. I would reaaly like to know what is true or not. Mary Strong - marystrong2006@comcast.net
Posted October 6, 2006
Hi, daughter of Leon Payne here. If you would like any more information, please me know and thank you ever so much for remembering Daddy. Myrtie Le Payne - cherokeefrench@hotmail.com
Posted October 6, 2006
I am looking for a song by Wayne Kemp called - We're Waking A Sleeping Memory. I would like to purchase the CD it is on. Harold Ashley - hashley@twcny.rr.com
Posted October 6, 2006
Hi everybody, So, I would like to set the record straight. Big Al Thompson, one of the Bill Haley's bass players was related with Hank Thompson as his brother and whose real surname was SCHOLZ. But the said Hank Thompson was NOT the singer who sang "Honky Tonk Angels". Best wishes to you all from Belgium. Stephan Koenig - stephan.koenig007@gmail.com
Posted October 4, 2006
I would like to find Martin DelRay CD's. He has such a great voice. I have tapes but have almost wore them out. Marilyn Morgan - chuchi@isp.com
Posted October 3, 2006
My sister and I were goofing around with old commercials today and I sang the "stanley chevrolet" one done by MOLLY BEE in the 50's. Was wondering what ever became of her. Can you please tell me? I was just a young girl back then, but I remember all the lyric`s to this day. I was really impressed with her. Thank you. Shari Thomas - sasishari@aol.com
Posted October 3, 2006
Singer/SongWriter looking to be discovered by a major or indie label as well as a publishing company. I've been singing since the tender age of two, considered the little girl with the big voice! Have performed in various parts of the country. Established a large fan base. Tenacious Star - tenaciousstar@hotmail.com - http://isound.com/tenacious_star
Posted October 2, 2006
back in the 50s i bought a 78 of Little red caboose behind the train and on the flip side was In 1992. Does anyone know who the singers were and can i buy a copy? Richard Faure-Field - cityphone@bigpond.com
Posted October 2, 2006
Howdy all. Can anyone help me out. please? I'm looking for the lyrics of Roy Rogers and Dale Evan's song "All the cowhands want to marry Harriet". I've been searching without success so far. I'd appreciate it anyone out there can send me the lyrics. Many thanks and God bless you all. Harold Harvey - haroldharvey5@hotmail.com
Posted October 2, 2006
I am looking for love song ideas, from back in the 40's to VERY early 50's that my elder parents my enjoy having song at their "Renewal of marrage vows", in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary. Clarissa - cla_mae@yahoo.com
Posted September 27, 2006
yes im looking for the lyrics to the balled of the blue cyclone. wiley - wiley440@webtv.net
Posted September 26, 2006
Great site love vern gosdin singing, he's awesome. muriel beals - murielbeals@msn.com
Posted September 23, 2006
COUNTRY MUSIC FANS * RADIO DJ'S * YOU CAN NOW HEAR MY EXCITING NEW CD "YOU NEED TO LOVE EVERYBODY", AT CD BABY: http://cdbaby.com/cd/walkerikard3 - I WANT TO THANK ALL MUSIC FANS AND RADIO DJ'S FOR YOUR HELP! THANKS A MILLION! INTERNATIONAL SINGER/SONGWRITER, WALKER IKARD. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AT: walkerikard@yahoo.com - PS. RADIO DJ'S CAN CONTACT US FOR A FREE COPY OF MY NEW CD, "YOU NEED TO LOVE EVERYBODY".
Posted September 23, 2006
Hi I need to know if any one has any info. on research done for "Tracy Byrd." My brother got a letter from someone doing resesrch for Tracy Byrd, they said in doing so they found out Tracy's grandfather (I think) had another family in Oklahoma. My brother lost that letter, we are the family they are refering to. John Beverly Byrd, (sometimes spelled Bird) was married to Mary Jane Lopp, they had 3 children William, Ross Columbus (my Dad) & a daughter Nancy. I have records of him being in ARK. IN 1880 & One child (William) was on the census with him & Mary, My Dad & Nancy were born later. John Beverly brought his family here (Okla.) but then called Indian Territory. He left them here to go find work, he was never heard from again, There was talk he went to Texas, remarried & had another family, which I believe Tracy is from that line. I would really appreciate any help or info. as I am 72 now & have never seen even a picture of my Grandfather. THANKS SO MUCH Ann Byrd Avery - baa@azalea.net
Posted September 21, 2006
Whatever happened to Martin Del Ray. I have his music on tapes and would like to purchase them on CD's if they are available. I called several music stores and they had nothing. Barbara Leimer - jkl4057@tds.net
Posted September 14, 2006
Dick Curless The Baron Of Country Music. Hey, I'm promoting this new fan club for the Great Dick Curless
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/DickCurlessTheBaronOfCountryMusic/
juanita ford
Posted September 12, 2006
My grandmother, Rosa Lee, sang on the radio station WMMN in Fairmont, WV in the 1940's. She sang with Roy Acuff, Jimmie Riddle, Pete Kirby "Oswald", Hank the Cowboy, Granpa Wilson, Jimmie Dickens, Slim Bland, Brother Wood, Buddy Williams and Yodeling Joe, Bob Autry and many more. She has passed away, but I always wondered if anyone remembered her. fldavis@cebridge.net - Frances Davis
Posted September 12, 2006
Hi Jean, you really did a beautiful job on the journal this actually all the time, your are a really nice person i love the letters you write while having you cup of coffee. I was so sorry to hear that Bill's sister passed away please tell Bill I sorry. I saw him at the fair one year I WAS SO SHOOK UP to meet him I was so tougue tied I really did get said what I wanted to I ve been into the club for a few years and I'll never stop.He's the greatest. Take care now. A fan for always Dianne M Swanson from Minnesota - wolfpansy@yahoo.com
Posted September 12, 2006
there was a post on april 14 2004 by anther person looking for the song with the lyrics "rock a bye baby, don't you cry grandpa will rock you bye and bye" i am also looking for that song so if anyone knows it please let me know. a few other details about the song are that he was dragging his rocking chair down the road when a police (state trooper?) stopped and talked to him then tied the chair behind his lights and took him to the hospital where the girl was dying. if you have any info please e-mail me mommaunicorn5@hotmail.com
Posted September 5, 2006
Who wrote and recored the Song Deck Of Cards? thank you, David - davidandlindabagley@hotmail.com
Posted September 3, 2006
I'm another person searching for the artist who recorded the song with the lyrics "skies are dark and gray--for a week now it's been raining every day" and "he was simply born to be a cowboy." I've dug pretty deep on the net, and the only reference I've found led me to this board and Margie's posting below. Does anyone know who recorded the song? I remember hearing it on the radio when I was a kid in the early '70s. I would be very grateful if someone could help! :) James - clinej@colorado.edu
Posted September 3, 2006
CAN ANYBODY REMEMBER AN OLD SONG I THINK WAS TITLED "TAKE IT BACK AND TRADE IT FOR A TOY" ABOUT A CHILD GETTING A NEW LITTLE BROTHER. I HAD IT ONCE ON AN OLD STARDAY ALBUM BUT CAN'T REMEMBER THE WORDS OR SINGER. ANY HELP WOULD BE WONDERFUL. Joe B - ctn46451@centurytel.net
Posted September 3, 2006
i need a copy of a poem called please god i'm only seventeen. thanks, nancy elkins - tennlady@comcast.net
Posted August 30, 2006
I would like to know who sings He grew the tree and Jesus said Come to these waters with lyrics/music. Thank you very much for your help. Lori - Jadeloor35@yahoo.com
Posted August 30, 2006
i'm looking for words/chords, and/or sheet music, and/or midi, and/or mp3 for Gene Autry's "rainbow on the rio colorado". I do have some words/ chords. You'll find some of my requests/messages in newsgroups "alt.binaries.band.in.a.box" etc. TIA, Ian Cowan - iancowan@optusnet.com.au
Posted August 29, 2006
Trying to find call letters for "the ranch" in modesto,ca.a real country radio station.moved to az and need to hear some real music. thanks for any help. chris altes - croycal@msn.com
Posted August 29, 2006
I have been a huge kenny chesney fan since I WAS LITTLE AND i REALLY ENJOY HIS MUSIC. HE HAS A GREAT PERSONALITY AND IS C COOL PERSON TO BE AROUND. I HOPE TO MEET HIM SOMEDAY. HE IS THE BOMB. misty - lonetto@email.com
Posted August 24, 2006
Ok, not sure who sung this, I am looking for who did and all the words to it. It's about a little boy who is playing and his mother told him to get ready for bed, he wants to be a cowboy. It starts out, (The skys, are dark and gray, for a week now it's been raining everyday, and he hear the coyote call, and he sings the sun to rest as he would pause,) not sure about the words in between.something about (he is trying to tame the west but mom don't seem to understand, for she's told him to get ready, it's more than time for, now he wishes he was free, he was simply born to be a cowboy). I thought Eddie Arnold sung this, but not sure, and don't know the name either. long time search. thanks, Margie - mkiser2003@yahoo.com
Posted August 24, 2006
If possible, could you please send me bill anderson the country music singer's email, as i would like to talk to him about sending to him my recorded voice on a tape and would like his opinion on my voice. if not could you please send me bill anderson's home or business address? thank you kindly. sylvia plawicki - fordbob46@yahoo.ca Posted August 23, 2006
I am interested in any photographs of the family of Marty Robbins. His wife, his children, his parents and of course his twin Sister. Thanking you in advance. Jay Welsh - jayewelsh@hotmail.com
Posted August 23, 2006
Can anyone tell me who originally wrote and/or recorded the song Lilly's White Lies? Pascal Hosch - pascalhosch@hotmail.com
Posted August 22, 2006
Hi - does anybody remember the Miniature Squarettes (the World's Smallest Square Dancers) that performed weekly on the Cliffie Stone Hometown Jamboree T.V. show in the late 40's early 50's? I was one of the square dancers and have fond memories of the show and many of the performers, Molly Bee, Speedy West, Tennesse Ernie Ford, Tex Williams and Smokey Rogers. Beverly Ford Rozendaal - bev@rozendaalcpa.com
Posted August 21, 2006
Looking for information on Adam Gosdin. I heard him a few weeks back and loved his style of music. Terry J. - tmbates1@yahoo.com
Posted August 21, 2006
Hi Folks, Can anyone tell me who Leon Paynes' daughter is? Love that old country music, keep it alive!! Larry - texas_stetson@yahoo.com
Posted August 21, 2006
The Wilburn Brothers deserve to be in the Country Music Hall of Fame. This honor is long overdue. If you agree, please help us let the CMA know that you're a fan and you want to see them inducted. They did a lot for the Country Music Industry, many stars and (future) stars, songwriters and (future) songwriters, country music on TV and both national and international exposure of great country music and talent. Please help - to find out how contact Susan H. Brant, maggdoodle@yahoo.or Mattie Randall at randmrpr7777@bellsouth.net and we'll tell you what you can do to try to help the CMA right this wrong. Please, please help! Thanks!
Posted August 21, 2006
I have a living record that was recored at the USO Club in Norfolk, VA in 1945. If anyone has any info on this recording or the value of it please let me know. I have been looking but have been coming up empty. I like to thank you very much for your coments in advance. Sharon Jenkins - LaMunion02@AOL.com
Posted August 21, 2006
I am a singer/songwriter. I have written numerous songs and recorded them myself. I have a mini-c.d.I am marketing. I have been to Nashville and met with producers. That is where I met my promoter. Through his efforts of promoting my songs I have had the pleasure to correspond with Shirley Carter of The Chuck Wagon Gang. She has agreed to record one of my songs on her new c.d. she is recording in September 06 or there abouts. (She is also a relative of June Carter Cash.) I am continuing to write songs as I am inspired to do so. Thank you for taking the time to read about me. Jo Ann - quicksell559@peoplepc.com
Posted August 21, 2006
Does anyone remember an old country song sung by a female artist that has these few lines in it UNTIL THE INK ON THE LICENSE IS DRY. If so what is the title and artist. HELP ME PLEASE! Joe B - ctn46451@centurytel.net
Posted August 21, 2006
Can I find the song gramdpa tell a story. Joyce HICKS - jhicks@sympatico.ca
Posted August 15, 2006
MY GRANDMOTHER SANG WITH STUART HAMBLEM IN 1930S. SHE WAS CALLED THE LONESOME COWGIRL LILLY BELL MORGAN DALY. IF ANYONE KNOWS ANY HISTORY ON HER, PLEASE CONTACT ME. RONALD SCHUTZ, 541-476-7987. SHE MIGHT HAVE BEEN ONE OF THE MONTANA COW GIRLS. ronschutz@charter.net
Posted August 13, 2006
Hi, I've been looking for that song also, heard it when I was a kid. "Yellow Rose by Cousin Ford Lewis". Here is what I can remember: I've got the tune in my head! When night has come and tears are falling And I lay in sweet repose "?" Bring back my Yellow Rose." I sure would like to get this song anyway I can!! Please respond. Sincerely, Ed Hammer, 360-457-5325, 220 E. Orcas Ave., Port Angeles, WA 98360 - edhammer@tenforward.com
Posted August 13, 2006
Please visit my site: SONGWRITERS SONGS FOR ARTIST TO RECORD. STOP BY AND EJOY. HTTP://WWW.SOUNDCLICK.COM/LVBAND - L. V. DABBS - BUDMAN9927@YAHOO.COM
Posted August 13, 2006
artists who have recored Put Another Log On The Fire ? Myron - mstolp@charter.net
Posted August 11, 2006
I purchased a CD by Margie Crumbie. On that cd is a song I Saw The Master THis Morning. It shows Dixon DeVore the second, Rhonnie Scheuerman, and David Gillon as composers lryists. What I am looking for is only the music. I dont want the words. I already have the words. Could you please tell me where I could go to get just the music for this song. Thank You, Darleen Meals - DMeals5@aol.com
Posted August 11, 2006
LOOKING FOR NAMES OF SONGS WRITTEN BY c. hOLLAND FOR Conway Twitty and Jerry Lee Lewis. Reba Sept - merryway@midrivers.com
Posted August 11, 2006
For sale: Extremely Rare 16MM Film with Ernest Tubb, Hawkshaw Hawkins, and June Carter. Circa 1961. The Film: Your National Guard Presents Community Jamboree featuring Ernest Tubb, Hawkshaw Hawkins, June Carter and the Stoney Mountain Cloggers. Ernest Tubb sings one song, Hawkshaw Hawkins sings 2 songs, and June Carter performs in a comedy skit with Ernest & Hawkshaw. Ernest Tubb, Died 1984. Hawkshaw Hawkins, Died 1963 in a plane crash with Patsy Cline. June Carter, Died 2003, Married Johnny Cash 1968.
This is an extremely rare piece of country western memorabilia. After years of research I have come to the conclusion this is the only surviving copy. It is a 16MM film, made for TV. Approximate running time is 30 minutes. This film is in very good condition. The film is complete from start to finish with no splices. I have only viewed the film 2 times in the last 20 years. I have done extensive research on this film over the years and have not located another copy anywhere. All I have been able to determine is that it is very rare, so rare in fact that this may be the only copy that survived time. I am selling this film to the highest bidder. Please make an offer if you are interested. The film is not copyrighted and it is in public domain. There are several companies that sell DVD copies of similar films. This film could be very valuable to collectors or someone interested in selling copies. You can email Wayde or call me at 928-593-9638. WAYDEBOZ@aol.com Thank you.
Posted August 10, 2006
I was listening to a country station on a road trip this past week, and there was a song that came on, no artist was mentioned, but it was a man singing. The lyrics went something like "Hello America, thank you for your time. You put in a 40 hour week just to send it down the line." I know the lyrics aren't EXACTLY what was played, but it seems to be all that I remember. I'm trying to find this song for my dad, and if anyone knows an artist or what the song is called, email me at tbird8600@hotmail.com, please! Help is greatly appreciated! - tbird8600@hotmail.com
Posted August 8, 2006
Did spade cooley sing a song that had the phrase "your're slowpoke, dear"? If not him is there someone else that did? Sandra Tagart - sandra.l.tagart@jpmorgan.com
Posted August 8, 2006
can you email me the words to North to Alaska by Jonny Horton? M Babb - loubabb @ hotmail.com
Posted August 7, 2006
name of band leader who had an all girl band in the 1950's to early 60's, murdered his wife and was sent ot Vacaville CA prison? sundown - davisbepob@aol.com
Posted August 7, 2006
trying to find the song: grampa tell a story or maybe grampa tell the story and who sang it. joe donaldson - harmonica26@hotmail.com
Posted August 5, 2006
I remember watching Cliffie Stone's Hometown Jamboree on TV in the 1950's. My folks loved to dance and at least once a month they would go down to Cliffie's Barn Dance in El Monte and win, most often, first prize in the public dance contest. WWere any of those competitions recorded? Is there any way I could view them now? Gwenlyn Lee - Gwenlyn@gwenlynsgallery.com
Posted August 5, 2006
I have Ernest Tubbs, Christy Lane, Porter Wagner,, Bert Reynolds, Woody Allen, Elizabeth Taylor Merle Kilgore several other country singers. Anyone Interested in Purchasing my collection? Please e-mail me ar A persall@charter.net - Derek Persall - apersall@charter.net
Posted August 3, 2006
I'm looking for videos produced by Albert Gannaway that combined his 50's library of Grand Ole Opry performances and videos from the Willie Nelson videos of classic country shows of the 60's and 70's. It was called Timeless Treasures and was a 12 tape set. The original films were shot in the mid 50's when the Grand Ole Opry was only being performed on the radio. The first couple of shows were shot at the Ryman but Albert wasn't happy with the sound or the physical layout for filming so he built a quansit hut across the street and when the performers had finished the radio show they would go across the street to recreate the same show that had just been performed on the stage at the Old Ryman. Albert was a film producer and director so he shot the shows on 35mm film and was the first to use a multi camera set up with flying cameras. The films were first shown as serial films in theaters and then later were syndicated for use on TV. Albert not only directed and produced the films but he also wrote the theme song. Willie Nelson bought up all the country shows that were shot on video in the 60's and 70's the ones you used to see on Saturday afternoons etc. The Timeless Treasures wed the two and you can see the same performer singing the same songs through 2 or 3 decades. If you have any or all of these tapes I would be interested in purchasing them. Dan Cain - dcain1@cfl.rr.com
Posted August 3, 2006
i've been looking for grampa jones music and biography. karen havens - rosebuds66547@yahoo.com
Posted August 3, 2006
Dear country music friends: Let me introduce myself: I am Everett Corbin, now promoting the music of the Great Traditionalist: Vernon Oxford ... who will shortly have a new cd: VERNON OXFORD sings Gospel, Country & Bluegrass ... with the emphasis on gospel, yet some bluegrass gospel also for the first time. More details later, but those interested please contact me at countrymusic1@juno.com or everettcorbin4@aol.com - Musically, Everett Corbin, producer
Posted August 1, 2006
A friend of mine at church asked if I could find the chords to a song that he learned while in the service to our nation. I said I'd try, the name of the song is "Missing In Action" sung by Ernest Tubb. I think it was recorded in 1952. Any help would be greatly appreciated for an old war buddy. Jerry Gaines - jgaines@isp.com
Posted August 1, 2006
Does any one 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 - vernonclaudmusic@comcast.net
Posted July 31, 2006
am looking for info on rusty and vera cline. I played on a show with them in the mid-sixtys and have lost track of them. any help would be great! jdwadkins@yahoo.com
Posted July 31, 2006
Big Al Thompson (double bass player of Bill Haley and The Saddlemen, 1950) is supposed to be Hank's brother. His real name is also supposed to be Albert Scholz. Is all of that brainwashing? Stephan Koenig - stephan.koenig007@gmail.com
Posted July 29, 2006
I'm hoping you might have an idea for me on how I can locate a clean copy of a 45 rpm on MGM Records from back in maybe 1967 or 68.
DADDY LOVES YOU BOY b/w SING ME SOMETHING SENSIBLE by Mayf Nutter.
Know anyone who collects 45s or a radio station with a record library? Will you ask around for me? Mayf - mnutter@bak.rr.com
Posted July 28, 2006
I am looking to trade for Country Video that I need for my collecton. I have lots of great stuff to trade with lots of Conway Twitty, Opry shows etc. Email me your list at jamesmbt@msn.com - Trades only. I do not sell, it is strickly for collecting purposes. Posted July 28, 2006
Am interested in any current info on Rusty and Vera Cline. I played on as show with them in the mid 60's in Springfield MO. They were great people and have lost contact with them. Would appreciate any help I could get. JD - jdwadkins@yahoo.com
Posted July 26, 2006
Hi, Tell me more about Patsy Montana, I'm a Dutch C. And W. Freak, I love them Country sounds. There are not very many Dutch C. And W. Music lovers, I'm sorry, but I do love this kind of American music so much. Dick from Holland - dickvanderveen@tele2.nl
Posted July 26, 2006
Am looking for sheet music for "lover's prayer" written by Ernie Maresca. Can anyone help? Thanks, Pat - patricajanssen@yahoo.com
Posted July 26, 2006
Can anyone direct me to a song called "Somebody Paints the Wall" by Tracy Lawrence in midi format free download? I really like this song and any help would be greatly appreciated. I have over 2500 albums plus many that I have created on my own since I am a musician. So if anyone needs a particular song email me at Jean-marcbertsch@rogers.com - John Bertsch
Posted July 25, 2006
Starting on July 21st I will auction of my vhs tapes of the Grand Ole Opry Stars of the fifties. Faron Young Marty Robbins Jim Reeves just to name a few. S Hallett - shhallett@bellsouth.com<

Posted July 25, 2006
any body remember billy cole phoenix az muscaian 50/60s - arlie gillinger - arlie1936@wmconnect.com
Posted July 25, 2006
Singer/songwriter Sam Neely passed away July 19, 2006 at his home in Corpus Christi, Texas. Visit Sam's home page at: www.samneely.com - Ralph Wranker - wranker@taliesyn.com
Posted July 25, 2006
Texas Jim Robertson lived in Nyack, N.Y. back around 1943. Got to meet his wife, and baby girl. Read a few years later that the child was killed by a car. He joined the Marines and I think he was in Japan at one time entertaining. I first saw him performing in a Jamaica theatre, and thought he was a wonderful singer. I also saw him perform on his radio show. He was a lovely man, and a gentleman. doris graney - dorisbklyn@hotmail.com
Posted July 18, 2006
ernst tubbs sining i could waltz across texas is my mums absolute favourate. chris airey - c.airey@xtra.co.nz
Posted July 17, 2006
I was browsing your site after it came up while doing a search on Roy Hogsed. I knew that my grandfather had written / helped write quite a few songs and that Mr. Hogsed had recorded. Imagine my suprprise to find the picture on your website of The College Inn that shows my grandfather with the group. I was excited. My grandfather is Jimmy Kersey. He recorded with The Charlie Bop Trio along with Charlie Johnston and Freddie Anderson. I will let Jimmy know when I speak to him that his picture is on the web! Many thanks. Janas Kersey - Janasm@aol.com
Posted July 17, 2006
REQUEST FOR THE LYRICS OF BOBBY HELMS SONG "STANDING AT THE END OF MY WORLD". WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL - NEEDED FOR A VERY SPECIAL PROJECT DEDICATED TO MY FATHER. THANKS IN ADVANCE. JEAN MICHAUD - JFRANCOI@VIDEOTRON.CA

Posted July 17, 2006
what ever happened to rudy hansen. he sang on ruth lyons show and midwestern hayride. sue2frye@yahoo.com
Posted July 15, 2006
I WOULD LIKE WORDS TO "I'M GONNA TRY TO BE THAT WAY" by JOJNNY CASH if you could. THANK YOU! roger raygo - praygo@centurytel.net
Posted July 15, 2006
Tanya Potts, If you don't find Mr. Big Head, may I introduce my good friend, Mr. Bob Timmers. Bob is the founder and prez of the Rockabilly and Traditional Country Hall Of Fame. Yes, the one we're on right now. Bob is a good looking guy, (Well that's what the ladies say.) and he is single. He is a great musician, so he could plunk the strings of your heart. If you want to know more about him he has email links all over the sites, or just write him here. Good luck, Colonel Robert Morris - colonelrobert@bellsouth.net
Posted July 14, 2006
hello all you special people out there in twangin music usa. im really tryin to do my part in keeping the heritage of country and western very much alive. ive decided to make a hugh sacrifice, im going to save a horse and ride a cowboy!! that is if i can find him. he was visiting a friend in indpls when i had ther pleasure of hangin out for a couple of days. we didnt know his visit would be cut off so suddenly and i (like a dumb a--) didnt realize how much i enjoyed his company untill he was gone, that is. i dont know how things will turn out if i ever do have the privilage of meetying up with this man again so i want to take my plea to the elkhart in. country music listeners and say, BIG HEAD (thats his nic name) I miss you! please contact me, I would like to make arrangements to see you again ... asap. This is my sisters cell phone #(317) 750-1467 please call and just leave a message on when and where i can contact you. your future tanya potts - tanya potts@hotmail.com

Posted July 14, 2006
I was blown away tonight to see a little girl belt her heart out singing "I want to be a cowboys sweetheart" on the T.V. show. Everyone Has Talent. Patsy Montana contributed so much to country music, and indeed even more to american folk music. She fought for the right for women to headline a show, not just sing in the background, and this little girl did her justice. Her name is Taylor, I don't know the last name, but I hope anyone who loves country music as an art form bothers to find out who she is and votes for her to win the million dollars. She deserves it just for bringing a lost classic back from the archives and showing the public not everyone aspires to be Britney Spears. Vote for Taylor!! Angi Danyluk - Angidan@comcast.net
Posted July 13, 2006
TCHOFmesEmail = TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET SAMMIE...AT SJ103098@YAHOO.COM...WANTED TO KNOW WHO WROTE "THEY BAPTISED JESSE TAYLOR....DALLAS FRAIZER WROTE THE SONG..SEVERAL ARTIST RECORDED THE SONG, INCLUDING THE LATE & GREAT JOHNNY RUSSELL, PLUS A FEW OTHERS....THANKS, TOM "CAT" REEDER. TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted July 10, 2006
hello all country fans ... check out this hot western swing band from Sweden
http://www.myspace.com/flatgititgang
I think Its very authentic and very cool - Flat git it gang - hakwinson@hotmail.com
Posted July 10, 2006
Hi people...! I was wondering IF anyone can help me with this: I have the "Glass Masters" for a CD. What I would like to accomplish is this: Finding someone who can help me get the songs on the internet so that people can first, Pay for each song download, having a legal and valid account for them to so with say, something like: PayPal or something. Each internet transaction would become legal and binding and trustworthy or everyone's behalf. IF you can be of help on this approach, let me know @ the email address provided. Thanks Jerry - jerhawk@sbcglobal.net
Posted July 10, 2006
I AM INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT WHat is going on at oopryland the week of july 10 2006. Joann Carlile - joann_carlile2006@yahoo.com
Posted July 10, 2006
Who sang the song "They Baptised Jessie Taylor"? Who wrote that song? Sammie Johnson - sj103098@yahoo.com
Posted July 10, 2006
hello there, hunting for the name of this song and the singer, the lyrics.
To night i'm a tired weary cowboy i've been in the saddel allday out searching the hills and the vallies for cattle that strayed a way.
Old paint is tired and leg weary his freet are all broken and sore and some day our work will be over and we'll ride on that other shore.
There is more verses this should be enough to to help. I thought that this maybe Wilf carters song, called cowboys heaven or old paint ... maybe Gene Autry sang it ... any help will be highly appreciated many thanks ... Joe gough - jlgough@yahoo.com
Posted July 6, 2006
looking for a song by bob willis singing about the death of hank williams. david phillips - david1780@sbcglobal.net
Posted July 6, 2006
Hi Folks ... I'm looking for some information on Carroll Baker. What is she doing now? Is she still performing? Where can I get a copy of ALL of her Songs? I have been trying to locate it to purchase it but haven't had much luck. I accessed your site this morning and found it very interesting. So I hope someone can help me or direct me to someone who can!! Maybe she has a website or email ... that would be awesome. I would appreciate it if you could email me at: ali3459@msn.com or alice.tobin@nf.sympatico.ca - or you can call me at: 1-709-334-3459. Alice O'Rielly-Tobin
Posted July 5, 2006
WHY IS IT SO HARD TO FIND ANYTHING ABOUT THE GREAT SINGER SLIM WHITMAN? wtbbabtom@bellsouth.net
Posted July 5, 2006
i am looking for copies of the al gannaway grand ole opry stars of the fifties videos, could you please tell me where i can aquire them[if they are still available? hoping you can help me, thank you, james rush - jrus9112@bigpond.net.au
Posted July 4, 2006
Looking for info on old 70's hit think its called NO CHARGE about mother not charging for everything she does for her children. gerald davies - gerclns@tiscali.co.uk
Posted July 2, 2006
HI, I've been singing traditional country music for the last 40 years. Presently in the Black hills, Winter in Apache Junction, AZ. My website will show and tell you more about me. Pete Byam, Cell 605-348-0474. Please visit my website - http://www.petebyamshow.com
Posted July 2, 2006
Greetings. I'm looking for some video of Jeanette Hicks. there are quite a few different dvd's and probably vhs's out there of the Louisiana Hayride, especially on e-bay. I don't know which, if any, to purchase. Can you please help or refer me to someone else? Thanks, Ron in Texarkana - RonAstroro@aol.com

Posted July 2, 2006
i would like to know where i can download the Conway Twitty tribute video George Jones made on the CMA awards in 1993. Jimmy - jimmyboyle1@yahoo.ca

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