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Archive #8

March 2, 2009
WHO IS LOOKING FOR A COPY OF LITTLE ROSA BY JACKIE FARGO? I HAVE A 45 RPM TERRY - ELMERFUDD715@BELLSOUTH.NE

March 2, 2009
I would like to have the words to an old song I think was called No Charge. Thanks so much! Linda MacIntyre - insanenanny@hotmail.com

February 13,2009
James, this is for you, or anyone who might be able to help me, but James, I talked to Gail about trying to see if anyone had ever written down a schematic for the Butts Echosonic amp. A friend of mine, who is a professional amp-tech. would like to build two-one for him, and one for me. He and I are both traditional-country/rockabilly players. James, did'nt you help Lorenz Stark build his Echosonic? How did Stark know how to wire it? If anyone could help me Id sure appreciates it! Any info, or stories, or leads are greatly appreciated! DON MANGAN - hillbillydon1723@yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
Looking for lyrics to 2 cents dozen eggs and a postcard by Red Foley. William - williambt@knology.net
Posted February 13, 2009
I am trying to find the Christmas song that was sung by an Arkansas State Trooper in the late 60's about a boy complaining about not getting a new pair of shoes until he saw a boy with only one foot. This Trooper was later killed in the line of duty while trying to catch a killer in south east Arkansas. I would greatly appreciate knowing where I can find this record again. It was a 45rpm record. I am a retired Police Chief and I think it would be great if this record could be found and played again. Thanks in advance. Jim McCoy - jmretired@arkwest.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I am looking for the Artist Ford Lewis who had a radio program back in the 1940's I was ages 8 to 14 living in California, Delano and McFarland and his theme song was "Wonder Valley" I don't remember the Radio Station , In those days there were a lot of Hillbilly stations in California. If anybody knows of and about him I would enjoy knowing his history and life. James Dyess - jtd4@hotmail.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I am looking for the words and singer of the song: All the cowboys want to marry Harriet, Harriet handy with the lariat. Thanks June - junewatkins418@aol.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I remember Groucho Marx singing a little diddy " Harriett handy with a lariat" I am wondering if anyone can help me with who might have recorded this song, and who might have sang it besides Groucho. He was famous for singing little songs and verses on his TV show (You Bet Your Life) I think was the name of it. Any input would be appreciated. Marvin Honeycutt - starvnmarvin@yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
Years ago back into the forties there was a radio personality Named Ford Lewis. He had a 15 minute radio show around 6 AM to 6:15AM M-F. His Theme song was Wonder Valley or "How I long to Wander Down to Wonder Valley". That was the first line of the song. His program was broadcast in California, I don't remember the Station It could be gone for al I know I was10 years old at the time. I would appreciate anything you can give me. He also recorded Judy "You're my Angel Judy you're my darling, you're the sweetest Flower Heaven ever grew" that is just part of it. There was one more hit he had but it slipped my memory at the moment. I was living in Kern County 1938 until 1949 when I was 17 and left for the Navy. Jim Dyess - jtd4@hotmail.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I'd like a list of the old country music singer’s deaths. I miss them and I'd like to know if some of them are alive or dead also I would like to find out how I could get a copy of Grampa Jones I think it was called the Christmas visitor. It's about the lord saying he was comming to visit this man and instead he was visited by a beggar, an old woman and a lost child but all of them was the lord. I’d like to purchase this and let my grand children hear it. Sherry Hill - sherryhill38920@yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I would like to know if someone know how to get the lyrics to Johnny Horton song Miss Marcy. Pat - patellenburg@att.net
Posted February 13, 2009
My brother Richard has been in love with Tanya Tucker his whole life he’s 47 I WOULD LIKE TO SEE IF SHE COULD send him a note and info on what she is doing. HE has has a serious heart condition and has been very very DOWN. This would make him so very happy. Thanks for any help. Phyllis Dever - phyllis.dever@yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
Please advise where one may get tapes and/or CDs of Guy Blakeman's fiddle music. Carroll Curtis - cmc931@yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I am looking for piano sheet music for the version of Wings of a Dove as played by Floyd Cramer. I know he played by ear, but I love his style and would love to try playing that song the way he did. Cheryl - cfletcher364@yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
While going thru some old boxes in my mother's attic We came across some magazines, pictures from the WLS country radio station. Wondering if anyone is interested in them. Sharon - crazysitter@hotmail.com
Posted February 13, 2009
Where can I find information on James Pastell. I have some of his music but I have no clue as to what happened to him and don’t remember what he looks like. Thanks Faye - fayeowens52@yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
He is a black country singer who worked for a fire department in Los Angeles. His name is Howdy (or Morris) Glenn. He had songs like..."You'll Remember Me", "I Can Almost See Houston", "Don't Take Pretty To The City", etc.. Can anyone help me find him? Thanks, Billy Tedreck - billy@skyviewmail.com
Posted February 13, 2009
Does anyone have the chords and/or lyrics for Mel Tillis' song "Looking for Tomorrow(and finding yesterday)"? There is a Live video on You Tube, but I cannot find the chords/lyrics. Can you help? Janet - janetnos@hotmail.com
Posted February 13, 2009
Would like the lyrics to David Wilkins song "Just blow in his ear", I can understand the camel was about to break, atop him rode an elephant, a chicken and a big old snake, 2 kangaroos (does it say "a Memphis zoo" ?) and a case of Baby Ruths. This record has amused me for many years and my kids used to love listening to it. I think it is a good take off on the wackos of the 60's. Betty - bahays51 @yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I am looking for films on my clogging days with Grand Ole Opry. I was the youngest male clogger on the show and would like some films of this. These were made by Al Ganaway Productions, fifty-two films that ran on television for years. Bruce Durden - Restoration321@cs.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I love your site!! As a Traditional Country Music Artist, I am thrilled that there is a site such as yours. I wish there were more people that felt like y'all do. My new CD is very much traditional and I am a real advocate of bringing country back to country. Thank you for all of your hard work and for helping us Artists who are traditional promote our material and our music. Keep up the GREAT work!!!!! Michael Harding Country Entertainer - mhentertainer@gmail.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I've come into possession of a 7 in. reel to reel demo tape of Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs along with the Foggy Mountain Boys recorded live at Vanderbilt University. On the tape is written "For Demonstration Only. Not for Sale." There's about 15 songs or so and the playback is pure and crisp. I was wondering about the value of something like this. If anyone knows, please respond. Dan Murphy - murfsurf2000@aol.com
Posted February 13, 2009
This is Freddy Fender Jr, yes!! Freddy Jr and my show is going strong tribute show to the late great Freddy Fender. I'm out here trying my best to keep the music alive. E-mail me or check website www.freddyfenderjr.com Freddy Fender Jr - chrisjurado@freddyfenderjr.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I have 1956 copies of country song roundup with Elvis Presley and other famous singers from that time. I am looking for someone who may want to buy them. Crystal Waters - crystallynnw74@yahoo.com
Posted February 13, 2009
Hi my name is Robert Hall. I play with a traditional country music band called the High Bridge Band. I am presently recording and producing our first CD. We have the first four demo tracks recorded. Do you think traditional country music will make a comeback? Or should I say, do you feel that today’s country music will get back to its true roots? Do you have any suggestions that would help us promote ourselves? We have several bars here in Kentucky where we live that are willing to put our tunes on their jukebox and there is a radio station here that has said they want to air a few of our tunes. I guess its a start. Thank you, Robert Hall High Bridge Band http://www.digitalrodeo.com/highbridgeband - Highbridgeband@mail.com
Posted February 13, 2009
I need to find the words of a song sung by Mahalia Jackson :I sing my brothers song or :I pray my brothers prayer. My friend is very anxious to find it. Please help me if you can. Ammy - a.brettig@quicknet.nl
Posted February 13, 2009
I’am looking to get a hold of the carter family or the cash family Johnny cash and June Carter were related to me gene carter was my grandmother. ROBERT FAIRWEATHER - josie.masuch@shaw.ca
Posted November 16, 2008
Watched the CMA yeasterday was very sad, please bring back traditional country music Nashville. Gene Stalzer - genestalzer@hotmail.com
Posted November 16, 2008
Looking for info on Shelby Jean Davis. I was named after her & would like to know about her. Maybe even a place where I could hear her music or buy it. Shelby Jean Morris - jmuffy@comcast.net
Posted November16, 2008
My wife is looking for the lyrics to the chuck wagon gang song tattler's wagon.Were can I find them? Roy Woodson - roywood24@aol.com
Posted November 16, 2008
Trying to find the song and artist with the lyrics "sometimes I wonder baby are you coming back to me, Its been a long time since my baby spoke my name" ... it is an oldies song ... thanks. Jenni - virginiajustus@aol.com
Posted November 16, 2008
Anybody remember Phoenix, AZ musician[country] Billy Cole. 50/60 era Arlie Gillinger - arlie1936@wmconnect.com
Posted November 16, 2008
I have been looking for a song about 'Daddy's picture on the wall. Not sure of the artist. Quite some time ago. K Smith - ksmith@dunsmith.co.za
Posted November 16, 2008
Hi my message is I have A Lefty Frizzell rare unreleased 1950 recording of "Always in Love" and "Stepping Out". This record may be almost impossible to find. Do you think it has any value. It was not released by Columbia record Don Law A&R producer for Columbia records refused to release the record because of A law suit involving Lefty & Jim Beck. Charles Torrence - charles.torrence@sbcglobal.net
Posted November 16, 2008
I heard part of a song on a classic country station. Some of the words: MY LOVE'S ON HOLD AND MY HEART IS ON THE LINE, OPERATOR OPERATOR. I know this isn't much to go one, but any help with the name of the artist or the name of the song would be appreciated. Thanks Phil - privatei@suddenlink.com
Posted November 16, 2008
Well I'm not sure where this note is going. I'm compelled to write and tell someone about a wonderful experience we that is our whole family. We were treated to two nights of the FREDDY FENDER JR. This was a free concert put on by the Tropicana Express in Laughlin, Nv.on both Oct 3 @ 4 Talk about wonderful the show starts off with this young lady named Ashley Runner she does two or three songs one in English and two in Spanish. The start of the show is when the man himself hits the stage,I have been to approx. 500 different concerts since 1977 This has got to be the best concert ever. The power,the sound, the willingness of Freddy to mingle both before the show and after as well. My wife and I have encountered body guards, security personal alike. The ones Freddy Fender have are the best ever, very gracious. The big bald one they call duke was nice enough to give my wife a picture. After the first the concert the bald guy found my wife brought her over to the so Freddy would sign the picture. That's what I call a true professional. If you folks ever have the chance to see the Freddy Fender Jr.Show treat yourself & your family, your love ones, anyone you will love it! I am 67 years old and seen lots of things this guy is just like his dad was back in San Jose Calif. 2000-2003 before he passed away. Thank you for reading this. Pappa Red - jhnbssll06@yahoo.com
Posted November 16, 2008
Anyone interested in purchasing a photo of Rex Allen Sr., signed. Taken about 1960 in Alaska, at a dinner house. Alice - brambeck@sbcglobal.net
Posted November 16, 2008
Is there a BJ Wilburn out there!? Sharline Wilburn - wolf_heart68@yahoo.com
Posted November 16, 2008
Do you have any info on Marty's J200 gibson. Maybe the number? Thankyou Sheri - sherio8@charter.net
Posted November16, 2008
I'm looking for a song that I recently heard. It was sung by a male singer. It talks about his true love who has died and is now looking down from above and watching over him. I want a special friend who lost their true love hear this. Carolyn - sarcar@swbell.net
Posted September 17, 2008
Harold Lloyd Jenkins was he, Who left us in mid '93, The great Conway Twitty Of then Twitty City In Hendersonville, Tennessee. (For the record: Born in '33, he was 45 in '78.) O.V. Michaelsen (Ove Ofteness) - wordplayauthor@yahoo.com
Posted September 17, 2008
Did Marty Robins ever sing the song "I Over Looked an Orchid"? Jim Morrison - inamorrison@btinternet.com
Posted September 17, 2008
"Mother's Hall Of Fame" was written by Colonel Robert Morris & Charlie Louvin. It was recorded by Colonel Robert on the "Highway Hero" CD. You can find it on digital download at www.silverdollarmusic.com You can purchase the CD itself at www.silverdollarmerchandise.com Thanks, Colonel Robert Morris - silverdollarsongs@yahoo.com
Posted September 17, 2008
HI M.K ... THE ARTIST IS DAVID ALAN COLE ... I THINK IT WAS ON COLUMBIA. THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER. - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted September 17, 2008
Lyrics to song Just thought I,d Let You Know it was sung by Carl Butler. Milly Leader - chucky@scsinternet.com
Posted September 11, 2008
Looking for the artist that recording the drinking song about Mama, Trains, etc. Please can you tell me? Thanks M. K. Parker - nomdeplumb@gmail.com
Posted September 11, 2008
I'm looking for a song about Hall of fame for mothers. I've searched everywhere and just can't find it. Can you help? Thanks Jennifer - jenniferjacobs@rocketmail.com
Posted September 11, 2008
There was a singer Shelby Jean Davis around 1930's is there any way to find out about her? Della Robertson - robertson.della@insightbb.com
Posted September 11, 2008
In 1973 or 74 Jerry Reed was at Tooties Bar & it was on a Summer replacement Show for I think Dean Martin. The Show would go to Tooties Live & Jerry sat on the Bar & sang "DOSE ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN FIND THIS" ?? As My Husband & I was there & on the Show My Husband Crossed over in 2000 He was Navy Ret Vet & a Country singer & a Picker. Liz Boyd - ladylizzyb@verizon.net
Posted September 11, 2008
Looking for lyrics to "We Are So Blessed" by the Primitive Quartet. Lessie - lessiebelle@hotmail.com
Posted September 11, 2008
I am the niece of the late Bobby George, songwriter and singer. Mostly known for Long Black Limosiene, and I never picked cotton. His friend, Glen Garrison, passed away many years ago, I think from a car accident, I would like to find out the date and year of Glen Garrisons death. Sue Helvey - Lovellsue@aol.com
Posted September 11, 2008
Where can I find a source for albums by Vernon Oxford? In particular, I am looking for the title: "Twenty of the Best". I believe it was released in 1984, but I'm not sure. I have searched all over the internet with no luck. Many sites list his albums, but nothing about purchasing any of them. Thank you, Robert - bahland@fidnet.com
Posted September 11, 2008
I'm lyricist who write both love,country and gospel.So i'll like to know if u'll love my songlyrics to set to music. Olu Victor-Omole - omole66@yahoo.com
Posted September 11, 2008
I am looking for the sheet music to the Statler's son "Who Do You Think?" Can anyone help me? Thanks. Paul Kasper - pkasper@peoplestelecom.net
Posted September 11, 2008
I'm looking for some accompaniment tapes OR CDs. Rambo and Davis-"Which Road Leads to Heaven", "I Heard My Savior Call" sung by Kitty Wells, Dottie Rambo-"Bring All Your Needs to the Altar" Paul Kasper - pkasper@peoplestelecom.net
Posted September 11, 2008
Who sings all cowboys will go to heaven or something like that. It is recent within the last few years. thank you andie jenkins - andiejenks@yahoo.com
Posted August 11, 2008
I want to find the song happy anniversary darlin' by Wayne Kemp to download and burn because, I want to make me a CD.I have searched everywhere for this song and I can't find it.I can't even find the record of it or album man I have looked all over the internet and looked at all the stores and still can't find it can you help? tootypop - tootypop78bigwill@yahoo.com
Posted August 11, 2008
I am trying to find any videos of Scotty Stoneman the fiddler. My daughter married his son Ernest Scott Stoneman. It would be a blessing if I could find something on him. Thanks, Bill Byers - wfb1946@yahoo.com
Posted August 11, 2008
I have met a gentelman that is in the same rest home as my mother-in-law. His name is Dan Hart, he is about 60-70 years old. He used to sing back-up with Merrel, Willey, and has met the King. Of which he speeks of often. He is not in very good health, I would say He has a year or more left. No one ever comes to see him, I think my wife and I are the only ones that drop by his room. We have him sing a song and play his guitar when we do programs for them, he loves to sing of the Lord. We have a gospel trio, and play and sing for the ones in His care. Has any one out there have pictures or old recordings of his past? I would love the do something for him, he is well aware of the way he wasted his life. Could you people help me find his past? I will be recording him singing his best songs soon. In His Service; Rev. Chris D. Jarvis - cdbmjarvis@sbcglobal.net
Posted August 11, 2008
Hello there looking for the lyrics of Wilf Carters "keep smiling old pal" hope you can help best regards. Joe - jlgough@yarhoo.com
Posted August 11, 2008
I am trying to locate a sing entitled "Lillies White Lies". It may be by Martin Delray. Would love to know if it is the song I am thinking of and how to order it. Thanks millions. Gail Shiver - gailk223@aol.com
Posted August 11, 2008
I am trying to locate all I can find on Lloyd Goodson country/gospel singer who has worked with Vern Pilder of the John Anderson band. Also if I can contact Vern by phone or e-mail as he will know the where abouts of Lloyd. I have known Lloyd for a few years but he moved away from Wichita, KS. and I have lost contact with him. He wrote and sang the song "IF JESUS WERE A TRUCKER." I would like to know more about Lloyd's performing days. Marvin Daniels - daniels1950@cox.net
Posted August 11, 2008
Am looking for the lyrics to the song "Roll on, roll on. Roll on little doggies, roll on. Tonight I'm a tired, weary cowboy" etc. Can anyone help with all the words. Thanks in advance. Rich - golfcoach@thevillages.net
Posted August 11, 2008
Looking for some good fast country music by Lula Belle and Scotty. Bev Wing - dleviwing@verizon.net
Posted July 16, 2008
Hello, I am the pianist at New Hope Presbyterian Church in Castle Rock, CO. One of our members is having a memorial service for her husband on Friday, July 25th and has requested this piece of music which will be sung by a group of horse riding friends. But alas, no one has a copy of the sheet music. Does anyone have a copy of the sheet music or lyrics and chords that they would be willing to share? Thanks so much! Sara Fischer - scannon53@msn.com
Posted July 16, 2008
Hello, Hope someone out there can help me. There is a country western song that had to do with being sisters. Can't remember the singer or the title. At the max it has just been maybe 4 or 5 years ago that I heard this song. It was a female artist singing the song. I recently lost my older Sis to cancer. She was my hero and I desperately want to find this song. I have a younger Sister and want to have this song for us. Can anyone help me. Please. C.D. - c.dcornish@msn.com
Posted July 16, 2008
I found some records that has 905 16th ave s Nashville. one is by: Mac faircloths - (part time sweetheart) d.j. copy. can u help me looking for a buyer. K. Knoxville - mkb3544@knology.net
Posted July 16, 2008
I am looking for the lyrics of the song: "I asked the valley of echo if she loes me etc ... It can be sung in 6/8 time etc michael - michael201eolas@yahoo.com
Posted July 16, 2008
I cannot stand what passes for country these days. During late 80's and into the 90's country music seemed to be going back to it's roots, getting away from more popish sounding stuff. Now I don't know what direction it has taken. Don't get me wrong, I like Rock & Roll, classic rock, oldies, and the like, but let's keep Country Country. james - jdh3000@hotmail.com
Posted July 16, 2008
Hi, Do you know who owns the diary of Joyce Railsback Nichols, and if it can be researched to locate appearences by certain artists. Yours sincerely, Arie den Dulk Jim Reeves Fan club - adendulk@gmail.com
Posted July 16, 2008
I have been looking for an artist of this song but I don't know it's name. The lyrics go like: It seems like yesterday not faraway when she first came to him she took him by surprise he closed his eyes ... the chorus goes: like If you hear me say I do I'm only saying I love you, these are the words I say to you always and if you share your life with me, then there is nothing we can't be, together forever you and me, always true gudani - gudanimukwevho@yahoo.com
Posted July 16, 2008
Does anyone know the country artist who has a video out about the husband dies, the wife lives in the house alone and finally moves out on her own and it is so hard for her to do but does it so another family can enjoy what she had with the house? it is an awsome song and video but I dont know who it is? Thanks to anyone, Rhonda - rhonda.curran@hotmail.com
Posted June 13, 2008
Does anyone know the country artist who has a video out about the husband dies, the wife lives in the house alone and finally moves out on her own andit is so hard for her to do but does it so another family can enjoy what she had with the house? it is an awsome song and video but I dont know who it is? Thanks to anyone, Rhonda - rhonda.curran@hotmail.com
Posted June 10, 2008
I'm looking for a song that talks about a boy who is heading home from school and thinking about killing himself ... another kid notices his sadness and befriends him and later the kid thanks him in a graduation speech for saving his life. Any thoughts? Adam - Adam.Douberly@gmail.com
Posted June 9, 2008
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=9895&FLgrid=9895&
Pork Chop's burial and death. Vaughn E. Croft - Vaughn.Croft@q.colm
Posted June 6, 2008
HI CAROLE.....YOU ASHED ABOUT 'NO CHARGE'BY A MALE SINGER......LET ME SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT.....MISS MELBA MONTGOMERY HAD THE FIRST BIG HIT ON 'NO CHARGE'..I STILL PLAY HER HIT ON MY RADIO SHOW ON WAMU & INTER-NET IN WASHINGTON, DC....THANKS, TOM 'CAT'. tomcat reeder - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted June 3, 2008
Hi, i'm also searching for the song "always true" by ???. But I can't find it anywhere in the web. So here are some more peaces of the text: She took him by surprise, he closed his eyes and sinking tried to swim. She never closed the door, so he came back for more. And if you hear me say I do, I'm only saying I love you. These are the words I say to you: always. And if you share your life with me, then there is nothing we can't do. Joe - jordaches@gmail.com
Posted June 3, 2008
i had a song by tammy wynette called "no charge'. does anyone know the male singer who originally sang it. thank you - carole.denney@hotmail.com

Posted May 31, 2008
a song called no charge, the song is about a son asking his mum for money for doing jobs around the house and she tells him what she had to bringing him up. terry - terryholmes06@aol.com Posted May 29, 2008
HI DAVID ... I THINK THE SONG YOU'RE ASKING ABOUT ON THE PORTER WAGONER SHOW WAS 'COMPANY'S COMING' I COULD BE WRONG HOWEVER., THANKS, TOM 'CAT' - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted May 28, 2008
Hello ... I have a Question. What was the theme song on the porter wagner tv show in the 60's through 70's? It was played in the beginning and end of show. It was a fast song. Oh ... and the Freddy Fender Jr show is very good. DGP - davidnora@earthlink.net
Posted May 28, 2008
HI, ANYONE KNOW THE NAME OF THE SONG THAT THE CHUCK WAGON GANG SANG, THAT GOES LIKE "HOME HOME HOME SWEET HOME, AM A LONGING TO GO HOME. AND WHEN I GET HOME, GONNA SEE MY JESUS. BRAVO LAWRENCE - BRAVOBILT@YAHOO.COM
Posted May 20, 2008
Am looking for the song sung by a female country artist. The song is about her driving her son to school and then on to work when she hears on the radio that he is back in town tonight for one performance only. His name is spelled wrong on the marquee, he is the father of her son but he does not know it, .. Does anybody know this song I am trying to find??? patty - pkelly1946@yahoo.com
Posted May 18, 2008
HI JUNE ... YOU ASKED ABOUT 'KEYS IN THE MAIL BOX' ... THE GREAT FREDDIE HART, WROTE AND RECORDED THAT GREAT SONG ... HOWEVER, MANY OTHER GREAT ARTIST RECORDED AND HAD B-I-G HITS WITH IT ALSO ... THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER - tomcatreeder@netzero.com
Posted May 18, 2008
Please advise source(s) of tapes or CDs of Guy Blakeman's fiddle tunes. Thanks. Carroll Curtis - cmc931@yahoo.com
Posted May 15, 2008
I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE WORDS TO THE SONG FROM THE CHUCK WAGON GANG, TATTLERS WAGON. THANKS. mckameyl@k12tn.net
Posted May 14, 2008
Who wrote Indian Outlaw? Did anyone sing it before Tim McGraw? Who? Starr - starr1717@hotmail.com
Posted May 14, 2008
I am looking for the lyrics to Red Foley's 2 Cents, 3 Eggs and a Postcard. Would appreciate if anyone can email them to me. Thanks. Val - rvatcheson@hotmail.com
Posted May 14, 2008
I am looking for the Lyrics of an old song and some of the words are " THe Key is in the mailbox come on In" I think that's the name of the song. I don't remember who sang it or who wrote it. It's been a long time ago. Thank you. June Allm - juneallm1933@hotmail.com
Posted May 14, 2008
i've really got into the traditional country and bluegrass scene. i love the old stuff but i'm having a hard time locating lots of it. i can't finf any osborne brothers or lula belle and scotty. donald a. mccarthy - fats5417@yahoo.com
Posted April 29, 2008
Re MANDY CHESTER post of 1/28/2008: In the Reba McIntire & Linda Davis video "Does He Love You" Reba does indeed blow up her competition at the end. Ray - wasta@comcast.net
Posted April 29, 2008
Could someone post the lyrics to the old western song "Rolling Dust". A version was done by the Wagonmasters of Knott's Berry Farm in California and I believe the Sons of the Pioneers also have played it. Thank you. R Wasta - wasta@comcast.net
Posted April 29, 2008
Who Sang song and also what is the name of the song about the grandson who reads the letter that grandfather wrote to his wife that passed away about meeting under the tree when its his time? Maggie - ajfreak2mag1978@yahoo.com
Posted April 29, 2008
DICK CURLESS
We have all heard the name Bobby Darin,
And in country, a man known as Faron.
I preferred the vibrato,
Ligato, bravado
Of one man from Maine called "The Baron."
O.V. Michaelsen - wordplayauthor@yahoo.com
Posted April 25, 2008
I am desperately looking for music sheets on "I found the answer" sung by Mahalia Jackson. Not sure who composed it ... teipojr@aol.com
Posted April 25, 2008
Freddy Fender Jr takes the stage May 5, 2008 at Soaring Eagle Casino, Mt Pleasant, MI. Showtime 7pm. chris mendoza - palmdalechris@aol.com
Posted April 25, 2008
Well I have finished my album, done a video. Started on my 2ndalbum. And Now Im lost. What do I do next? I'd love to tour but unfortunatly that costs a lot of money. Bruno Ranieri - hillbillyways2007@yahoo.com
Posted April 18, 2008
Shelby Jean Davis is my Mom. Mauri - mljrucla77@aol.com
Posted April 18, 2008
I would like to know if Dee Dee Prestige or Diana Christian, she formerly worked with Bill Monroe and The Bluegrass Boys. Does she have any albums out on a website. I have heard her voice on someone's tape and I would like to have anything she has ... she is the most beautiful. Daniel Anderson - dianabrchristian@yahoo.com
>Posted April 17, 2008
Howdy to all. I'm Larry W. Jones from Kingwood, Texas. I write old style classic Country/Cowboy/Western lyrics. Five volumes of "Real Country Lyrics" have been published, each containing 250 songs. All are copyrighted and the titles are registered through BMI, so are ready for your music and recording. I invite all to visit my website "Real Country Lyrics". New lyrics are added regularly. Here's the link:
http://www.pic-a-pagediscounts.com/Real_Country_Lyrics.html

My Exes From Texas (Larry W. Jones 04/16/2008) (song#5379)

Once in awhile I get a feeling, my heart won't be healing
I can't smile when my future's so dark
I once lived tall down in Texas, where now dwells all my exes
Down in Texas I sure left my mark

Around Texas I travelled, until my life came unravelled
Somewhere down along the borderline
Over in El Paso, they tried to hang me with a lasso
Over some girl who's no longer mine

My exes from Texas know what a hex is
Cause I know they put one on me all the time
They let me kiss them, now I reminisce them
My exes from Texas are no longer mine

- instrumental -

There was neat Eileen from Abilene, she was such a sweet dream
My love until she showed me the door
Then I wed Alice from Dallas, but she was full of malice
That red head just wanted more and more

Oh, my Mable was unable to live without her sable
She liked expensive things that were fine
Now I'm no longer sleeping, it's because of all my weeping
My tears seem to flow like table wine

My exes from Texas know what a hex is
Cause I know they put one on me all the time
They let me kiss them, now I reminisce them
My exes from Texas are no longer mine
My exes from Texas are no longer mine

Larry W. Jones - lwj001@hotmail.com
Posted April 15, 2008
I'm selling my large collection of COUNTRY MUSIC LPs and CDs. My main interest in collecting was in 50-70's traditional country artists. CONTACT: j.joutsi@pp.inet.fi

Posted April 14, 2008
I am looking for music and lyrics to three of Loretta Lynns hymns; "Where I Learned to Pray," If Could Hear My Mother Pray Again,"and "When I Hear My Children Pray" I have always loved these songs and I would like to sing them at my church. could you please tell where I can get a copy of them? Betsy Hodgson - wyomissouri@yahoo.com
Posted April 13, 2008
Was looking for a song with the lyrics "little bo peep with a broom and a mop". It was fairly popular back in the early 70's. Thanks, Danny - dmiller@usd345.com
Posted April 12, 2008
Hello, I've just found your site and was also wondering about Vern Gosdins health. But sadly I believe that he has passed away. There are myspace sites for Vern and two in particular. The Vern Gosdin page seems to be legitimate and also Kimber Sparks page for him. Check it out. Cathy - ccompton12@mspace.com
Posted April 10, 2008
Who originally sang Indian Outlaw before Tim Mcgraw? Colette Frazier - colettef59@bellsouth.net
Posted April 10, 2008
I just came here to mention my penfriend -a nd now best friend-who was a country music singer in the 50s. She is GINNY WRIGHT and had a number of hit singles on the country charts in the early 50s and mid 60s. My favorite song of hers is I love my little chihuahua dog - though its not one of hers. Recently I arranged for her to be interviewed by one Ronnie Allen and it went out on a radio station. The interview can be heard on his own page - type up JERSEY GIRLS. I visited Ginny twice and put up her website which now sells her music. Richard Astley-Clemas - alicespiral@yahoo.co.uk
Posted April 10, 2008
Could anyone please give me any details about the >death of Tony "Pork Chop" Markham drummer for Conway Twitty band. I >believe that he died in 2001 but I do not have any more details. >Would appreciate information. Marjorie Goodridge - Keithgoodridge@aol.com
Posted April 10, 2008
Check out: Thatbakerfieldsound.com
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Posted April 10, 2008
Years ago, as a child, I had a 45 rpm record by Roy Rogers. On one side was My Wakiki Honey or something like that. On the other side was 'Mommy Can I Take My Dollie to Heaven with Me?' I sang that song for my children and some of my grandchildren, but I seem to have forgotten the words to the last stanza. Can anyone help me remember them? It starts out She' sleeping now beneath the hill, her little doll is with her too, that was her choice ... to a weepin' mother's ear, there comes the echo of a childish voice... Jane Pellow - maganama6@comcast.net
Posted March 26, 2008
MARILYN LEIST-MLEIST@WORLD-NET.NET ... HI MARILYN ... I JUST SAW YOUR REQUEST ABOUT 'NO CHARGE' ... I HAVE ANSWERED THAT QUESTION SEVERAL TIMES ... HOWEVER, I WILL DO IT AGAIN ... MY GOOD FRIEND LOVELY MELBA MONTGOMERY HAD A G R E A T HIT ON 'NO CHARGE' ... I STILL PLAY IT ON MY RADIO SHOW ON WAMU/INTER-NET IN WASHINGTON,D.C ... THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted March 26, 2008
Who sings that one song that goes " She's got her daddy's money, her momma's good looks, and look who's lookin' at me" and whats it called. Cole - Limon_Player_63@hotmail.com
Posted March 26, 2008
I am looking for the singer or lyrics to a 1930-1940"s song called "Country Bumpkin" or "Country Pumpkin". If anyone knows of this song please let me know where to find lyrics or buy cassette. Thank you! Cheryls Forneris - cfleaisme@yahoo.com
Posted March 25, 2008
I love dis web page Ngbada Big Joe. - sterra101@yahoo.com
Posted March 25, 2008
I love the Joans Brothers. Amber - lilsassycat@hotmail.com
Posted March 25, 2008
Can anybody help me to find a name & info for a song? It's a bout an old dog and it's former owner,very sad song in almost rural country style, my guess is early 50's. The chorus goes something like this: "Aaawwuuuu, I miss you so, oooowwwuu, I can't let go" I have no idea of the artist or composer, I found it from my daddy's old c-cassette tape. I'm grateful of ANY info on this song. Thanks, Reino - reiska77@hotmail.com
Posted March 12, 2008
Who sang the song "No Charge" It is a song sang by a lady to her son when he ask for things and the mother reply "No Charge" marilyn Leist - mleist@world-net.net
Posted March 12, 2008
Darrell Mccall had a recording of Lilly's White Lies but don't know who wote it. Alex Hale alexhale@cox.net who wote it?
Posted March 9, 2008
To Mandt Chester: the song was Something In Red by Lorrie Morgan. Phyllis - bodine47@swbell.net
Posted March 8, 2008
I have an old 78rpm of the Stanley's and a 78 of the Bluegrass Boys when Lester and Earl were part of the band. I'm trying to learn, when they were recorded and released, as well as who played on the sessions. Where could I find this information? Thanks, Walter Hess - wwhess@naxs.net
Posted March 8, 2008
Im a keyboardist and played with "Connie Lee Stich" and toured the midwest casinos. I miss playing with Connie Lee and I'm looking for another country band to play with. I also sing and harmonize, as well...Please email or call 563.580.5035 (cell) Thank You! Donna Mae - donnamaemusic@mchsi.com
Posted March 8, 2008
Could you please email me the Lyrics to the song "The Legend of the Dogwood Tree" by Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper. Thank you for your help with this. Karen Lloyd - monk2468@excite.com
Posted March 8, 2008
HI SHIRLEY....'YOU ARE MY SPECIAL ANGEL' WAS SUNG BY BOBBY HELMS ON DECCA/MCA....HOPE THIS IS THE INFO. YOU NEEDED, THAMKS, TOM;CAT'REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted March 8, 2008
I think Bobby Helms sang You Are My Special Angel Alex Hale - alexhale@cox.nnet
Posted March 8, 2008
I am looking for an old country song, I don't remember the name of the song, but I know a little bit lyrics, it goes like this, "Lord im feeling down, I got no one to turn to" thats all i know,,, oh yeah, and its a female artist, so if you can tell me who and what the song is called I would greatly appreciate it, thank you Elle - kew_diamond@yahoo.com
Posted March 8, 2008
I would like to know who sang Lilly's White Lies Melissa Foster - kfoster_51@hotmail.com
Posted March 8, 2008
Doyle Brown was asking about Deon Tyson in 2004. Cannot reach him. Just wanted to let him or his family know I was Deon's widow. He died in July 1984. I remarried in 1986. Deon was an accomplished steel guitar player and played for the last years of his life with a band called Westwind. His fellow musicians can vouch for his talent. One was Gene Dove who plays with the Baldknobbers of Branson, MO. Others were "Dub" Sudduth of Sedalia, MO;Jim Switlic of Nevada, MO;Mike Kroenke of Cole cmp, MO; Jim Jackson of Nevada, MO;Dave Mallard of Nevada,MO; and numerous others. He played in Cliff Shepherd's band at the old nite after nite club I Kansas City, MO and also with Bill Deckard's band the Westernnaires at the Club Royal in KCMO. Phyllis Singleton - bodine47@swbell.net
Posted March 8, 2008
I am trying to remember a song done by a single male country artist. It is about a little boy whose dad abuses his mom and eventually ends up killing the mom. As the song goes the little boy is taken away to a foster home and sees a picture of jesus on the wall and says he was with me holding my hand when daddy hurt mommy. Can anyone end my frustration and help me remember the artist and song title? Thanks Linda - lizadaro@netzero.net
Posted Febuary 24, 2008
Hi, I have just obtained a vinyl single of 'North To Alaska' by Norman Wade. Can anyone tell me the date of release please. Many thanks. Gary Spring - grahamgary@talktalk.net
Posted Febuary 24, 2008
HEY BILL ... YOU ASKED ABOUT THE SONG 'NO CHARGE' ... THAT WAS THE LOVELY, MELBA MONTGOMERY ... SHE DID A G R E A T JOB ON IT - I MIGHT ADD ... I HAVE PLAYED IT MANY, MANY TIMES AND STILL DO ON MY RADIO SHOW ON WAMU/INTERNET IN WASHINGTON, D C ... THANKS ... TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted Febuary 24, 2008
can you tell me who sang "You Are My Special Angel" from the 1950, this is our song we are going to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversay, and we can not remember. Thank you Shirley White - sawhite101@sbcglobal.net
Posted Febuary 24, 2008
ACUFF i would like to know if at one time if there was ever a songwriter with the last name 'ACUPF' OR IT IS POSSIBLE IF ROY ACUFF'S LAST NAME WAS EVER SPELT acupf???? MAYBE SPELLING WAS CHANGED SOMEWHERE ALONG THE LINE?? CAN ANYONE HELP ME WITH THIS??? I've have been trying to find out for years with no success regards Andrew - andrwdlg@verizon.net
Posted Febuary 24, 2008
Howdy folks. if you like real hillbilly honkytonk, and rockabilly listen to 6 orignal songs from my new record "The Leaving Side Of Gone" on my myspace profile at www.myspace.com/peeweemoore or my website at > www.peeweemoore.com You can also download an ever increasing number of live shows at www.archive.org and seach peewee moore. Let me know what yall think. Peewee Moore - peewee@peeweemoore.com
Posted Febuary 13, 2008
Help! Looking for chords to GRAMPA for my sons bday and my dad (his "grampa") who shared his same birhday and is now in heaven. I would appreciate it so much if I could learn this and give it to him for a present as he is terminally ill. Hoping. Lin - linda630angel@aol.com
Posted Febuary 13, 2008
My cousin asked me what the name was of the original "Trucker's Song" and who sang it? I couldn't tell him. There are so many that have come out. Can anyone help me please? And when was it released? Louella - louella_y@hotmail.com
Posted Febuary 13, 2008
I am one of Jimmy Bryant's younger sisters. The information regarding my brother has been very impressive, but very true. And being one of the younger sisters, I just regret that I did not hear him play in person as much as I would have liked. But everywhere he played, when he was playing, he seemed to have put the people in a trance. Everyone was speechless when he played - the fast speed, yet clear & clear. "Lightning" would have been a good name for him. Jan Bryant Laughlin - bobandjan@northstate.net
Posted Febuary 13, 2008
Who were the originators of Jamup and Honey? Clara B. Daniel - Claragen@bellsouth.net
Posted Febuary 13, 2008
Could somebody help me with the complete lyrics of a song which I heard over the radio years back and it goes like this" There's a cross for everyone to bear. But there's a heaven for every soul to share. There's a place in heaven waiting me. I got it through his death at Calvary." E. Gedeon - emgedeon39@yahoo.co.uk
Posted Febuary 13, 2008
Who wrote or sang this song with these lyrics. "For nine months I carried you. growing inside me, NO CHARGE. For the nights I sat up with you. Doctored you, prayed for you, NO CHARGE.For the time and the tears. And the cost through the years ,there's NO CHARGE. When you add it all up. The full cost of my love is, NO CHARGE. Bill - billandmarg2@btinternet.com
Posted Febuary 4, 2008
Hi there can anyone out there please help me. Does anyone know who sang Best Of Friends. If anyone knows can you please contact me with the details. Karen Brown - KrnBrw@aol.com
Posted Febuary 4, 2008
A friend of mine at work is looking for the song, Hell yes I cheated, and she has been told Josh Logan sings it but we >can not find it. Can some one help me with this? If you know who sings it or you can tell me which site to go to, I would appreciate it. Rita Neat - ritaneat@yahoo.com
Posted January 27, 2008
Can any one out there tell me the title of a Reba Mcintire song I only know the one line "Looking for Something in blue" HELP also the name of a song I once saw a video to involving the blowing up of about and another woman many thanks if you can help. Mandy Chester - mandy.chester@yahoo.co.uk
Posted January 27, 2008
GREAT SITE INDEED MAGBDA - megamaga@mugu.net
Posted January 26, 2008
Good Evening. I am looking for a singer who used to sing on the grand ole opry, in the early 40's or 50's. Supposely she was a cousin to my late father. Her name was Donna Williams, and from what my mother told me she should have come from the state of Ohio, possibly from around Ross county, near Columbus, or in that area!>Any information would be deeply appreciated! Thank you Sincerely, Verna Aschauer, daughter of John Wackman, the third! Verna Aschauer - vaschauer@wi.rr.com
Posted January 26, 2008
I am trying to find the lyrics to the song "Cry" by Neal & Leandra. Thank you Tommy - pmtced381@aol.com
Posted January 26, 2008
I am looking for David Frizell and Shelly West lyrics and guitar tabs for Yellow Rose of Texas. Sharon - sk2bird@yahoo.com
Posted January 26, 2008
I LOVE THIS PAGE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. MGBADA JOE - MGBADAJOE@ABA.COM
Posted January 26, 2008
I am looking for the artist and title of a song about Cadillac Johnson. Could someone tell me? Beverly - ensmomo@comcast.net
Posted January 10, 2008
Would like to know if KT Olsin has anything new and what was her last album. Thank you Shirley Roberson - sroberson63@gmail.com
Posted January 10, 2008
Doye O'Dell's official site is at http://doyeodell.com. Shane - tejasgringo@gmail.com
Posted January 10, 2008
I saw someone else was asking about the comedian Captain Stubby and wants his cassette. I also would like his cassettes. If anyone can help me find them I would appreciate it. Thanks.!! Vickie Rowlen - rowlen@juno.com
Posted January 10, 2008
After song: You picked a fine to leave me Louise, who sang answer to that country song named: You picked a fine time to leave him Louise. Have been looking for that song for years. Fay Smith - madmbutterfly@cox.net
Posted January 10, 2008
My name is David Watkins. I am the great nephew of Red Watkins. My grandfather Bill Watkins is the brother of Red. Please contact Bill at billcharlenes@aol.com if you have any questions. David Watkins - wwatkins@bemes.com
Posted January 10, 2008
I really am impressed with the vocal power of Shelly Rann. I wish the duet with Rann and David Frizzell was still available. Also, thank you for playing "I'm gonna hire a wino to decorate our home." That's one of my hits that I'm very happy about still, after all these years. David is not a Lefty Clone, but he has some of the same soul in his voice that I long to hear in singers. By the way, someone from my old highschool emailed some info on me and my 1st hit, "Mr. Blue." I'd like to know who it was. I can't seem to find it now. Thank you for the site. I tried to join but it kept starting me over. it may be because I now live in Mexico and sometimes there are complications. Anyway, Love from Mexico, Dewayne Blackwell - Nashcatraz@yahoo.com
Posted January 10, 2008
OKay I am looking for a country song and I don't remember the name or really how it goes. But I know that it is about a little boy and his dad goes to work and he asks his mom why he goes to work and she says something like so he can make another dollar so the boy starts looking for all the change that he can to make a dollar and everytime he gets a little more change he asks if it was enough to get him a weekend with daddy or even a fishing trip or something. Finally he finds the whole dollar and the mom calls the dad and says he can come hoime early becasue he doesn't have to make that extra dollar or something ... So if anyone can help that would be great. Ceirra - crbrunsvold@yahoo.com
Posted December 29, 2007
I am looking for the sheet music to Heather Myles song One Good Reason. Any ideas where I can get it? Sharon - nycowgirl@zoom-dsl.com
Posted December 29, 2007
Someone was asking for the name of a song with the lyrics (little bo peep with a broom and a mop), I believe the name of that song is "When My Woman Begins". But I don't remember who sang it and I can't find the lyrics anywhere. I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Brian Leddon - Bleddon@smith.com
Posted December 29, 2007
I am the MOther of two little girls who have been performing and entertaining since 2004. They are Elvis Tribute Artist. Kambrie is 10 and Kelsie is 8 years old. The Gaddisgirls have been singing and paying tribute to the king since August of 2004. There show consist of Elvis at different era's of his career. They entertain while doing a tag team show one is changing into another outfit while the other is enteraining. The Gaddisgirls have been taking voice Lesson for the past year and do all of the singing with sound track music. The Gaddisgirls have produced 6 CD's and have sold severel hundreds of copies. The Gaddisgirls have been in 2 documentary films about Elvis and have appeared in Southern living mgazine, Usa Today and TN,SC,GA,NC and many other newspapers. They also appeared on Good Morning America advertising their show at the Kids museum during Elvis WEEk 2007. The Gaddisgirls also love to sing Gospel songs and Kambrie plays the piano and sings live. All the Gaddisgirls are very talented little girls that love to Entertain and make you smile. You can book them for Grand openings, Graduation Parties, weddings, b-day parties,fund raisers,festivals,Fairs,Church functions > ect ... BOOKING: Call Kim at 910-429-6700 E-MAIL:Elvisgrls2Yahoo.com Kim Gaddis
Posted December 29, 2007
Sorry darling, I copyrighted that song and own that name Pinetreegirl since the 1980s. I am a country singer and song writer too. I own 90 country songs including the song Pinetreegirl. Best of luck in your music career. If you need to look up my copyright it is copyrighted under by pen name Kimball Weers, April 4, 1986. Sincerely, Peggypls@aol.com - Peggylynn
Posted December 29, 2007
I'd like to find out the name of the artist & the song title that has the words ..."there ought to be a Hall of Fame for Mothers"...Thanks! Jimbob - yellowdawg8@hotmail.com
Posted December 29, 2007
I CAME ACCROSS YOUR SITE,WHILE LOOKING FOR SAME SONG AND ARTIST."STILL", THE WORDS ARE THE SAME AS I RECALL.HOWEVER I CANT REMEMBER WHO THE ARTIST WAS. I THINK IT COULD HAVE BEEN. GEOrge STRAIT.GEORGE JONES OR BILL ANDERSON. DID YOU RECEIVE ANY INFORMATION ON THIS SONG? THANK YOU,RON SCHUMACHER - SCHUSX4@MSN.COM
Posted December 29, 2007
Looking for Wilf Carter's lyrics ... song, Cowboy Heaven or Old Paint. the first part starts off "tonight i'm a tired weary cowboy i've been in the saddle all day. The other lyrics wanted by Wilf is, "keep smiling old pal". Many thanks in advance for any help. Joe Gough - jlgough@yarhoo.com
Posted December 29, 2007
There was an old Country Song named Little Brenda does anyone know who sang it ?? Sandy - Georgialdy48@yahoo.com
Posted December 29, 2007
HI DOR ... THE SONG YOU WERE ASKING ABOUT IS 'XMAS GUEST' BY GRANDPA JONES ... YES MY 'Ol FRIEND GEORGE HAMILTON IV DOES A GREAT JOB ON 'XMAS GUEST' AS A WONDERFUL TRIBUTE TO GRANDPA ... THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted December 29, 2007
Did June Carter play peddle steel? if so is there any recording of her playing? Steve Causey - ronno7528@aol.com
Posted December 9, 2007
Hi, i'm searching for the song "always true". But I can't find it anywhere in the web. So here are some more peaces of the text: She took him by surprise, he closed his eyes and sinking tried to swim. She never closed the door, so he came back for more. And if you hear me say I do, I'm only saying I love you. These are the words I say to you: always. And if you share your life with me, then there is nothing we can't do. Amei - Amei.Stock@ web.de
Posted December 9, 2007
My name is Karen Safford. I am trying to locate cousins. When I was thirteen (1963) I visited my aunt Marilyn and uncle Neil (Thomas, maybe) on their farm in VA ( Shawsville, I think). My cousins names are Cindy, Tommy, Neil, Stevie and Cricket. I have lost contact. I also have an aunt Ruth (Pat) and cousins Jim, Scott, Debbie, Glenn. I know that Cindy's husband plays in a bluegrass band. One of my cousins Stevie, I think, also plays in bluegrass bands. I believe he may have won World's Fair best fiddler, been on Hee Haw, appeared on Grand Ole Opry and more recently played with Barbara Mandrell in Florida. Does anyone know how I can contact them? Thanks, Karen - ksaf1@aol.com
Posted December 9, 2007
There is a song by Gramp Jones That George Hamilton is doing now. I don't know the name of the song. It tells about the beggar knocking on the door. I beleive there are 3 beggars in all. I would like the words of the song If anyone knows them. Thank you Dora - dodobirdred@netzero.com
Posted December 9, 2007
Hey guys: A group of schoolkids singing a traditional Country style Christmas song need your help! We're NOT asking you to splash out on this charity project, but to help us raise the song's profile. they're raising funds for their tiny school (only 53 on the register) and it;s going out to radio in the USA - which is amazing, since they come from the United Kingdom. If any of you have a Myspace page, Please look us up (it's there on Music under John D Lewis), have a listen to the song and get in touch. Any help we can get would sure be appreciated, and I KNOW that my friend Homer Joy (Streets Of Bakersfield) would appreciate any help you can give too. Thanks for your time. John D. Lewis - j.d.lewis@coquet-shack.com
Posted December 9, 2007
I have a question I hope that someone can give me a clue: when I was a kid (a long time ago) I heard a song on the radio that I have never been able to find. Due to the fact I do not know who sang it or any of the major lyrics. All I know is that it was about a dj who worked the graveyard shift for a radio station and one night he recorded his show, so that he could come home > and spend the night with his wife. only to find her in bed with someone else, with his show in the background. She thought he was at work because he usually recored live. If anyone knows the name a this song or an artist I would to know it. thanks Tracy Baird - elvis_kb@yahoo.com
Posted December 9, 2007
DO you a valid fan club address on country singer Vern Gosdin? He is my favorite singer and I would like to join his fan club if possible. I hope you can provide me with his current fan club address. thank you for takeing the to read my message. love, Laura Neeley - perrys_baby_@hotmail.com
Posted December 9, 2007
I'm looking for the name and artist of a C&W song that would of came out around June/July or August of 2007. The only Lyrics I have from it is as follows: Let's turn the lights down low, put some music on thats soft and low! Was sang by a male with a vey deep vocie. Please can anyone help or tell me where to check? Thanks so very much Queenie - voo_ca_ray_@hotmail.com
Posted December 9, 2007
If anyone has the words to "All the Cowhands Want to Marry Harriet", I would be very thankful. If you also have the music, that would be the most, to say the least! Harriet Crafts - bpositive365@verizon.net Posted December 9, 2007
Looking for the name of a song with lyrics like this: "that's my heat he's breaking, my soul he's taking. That's my memories he's making" and "should been mine to dream about to laugh about to brag about" I've only heard it once, but fell in love with it. Any help with, well, ANYTHING, would be great! Thanks Amanda - Love-bug8@hotmail.com
Posted December 9, 2007
I love traditional country music,I love to sing and have a good solid band called Sugarfoot. Our motto is keepin it country! Morris Powell - sugarfootrag@bellsouth.net
Posted December 9, 2007
It would be nice to see Bob Fuller's name added to your list Bob has been promoting and playing, old time country, and bluegrass for over 40 yrs. He started oldtime country music, club of canada, and put out flyers for years, in Quebec,Canada. he has played, old time country, and bluegrass music, every monday night, for the past 42yrs. Missing only 3 nights, in all that time, due to snow blizards. YOU GOTTA SAY, THAT'S QUITE AN ACCOMPLISHMENT. He will not allow, any of us, to play anything, after 1956. Along the way, he has encourage, many young artist, to venture further, some of these young artist, who play at the wagon wheel, Monday nights are the future artist. of bluegrass, these young adults, are great. And they will have a future, thanks to Bob Fuller, and his hillbilly-nite every Monday, at the Wheel Club, on 3373 Cavendish Blvd, in Montreal Quebec. And by the way, Bob has over 2000 records, yes thats two thousand records, and yes a better part of his collection, is old country, and bluegrass that goes wayyyyyyyyy back. Thanks for your time, and hope you will consider Bob Fuller, on your list. Thanking you, in advance. Truly George Wilson - georgewilson43@sympatico.ca
Posted November 19, 2007
HI WAYNE ... I WAS HAPPY TO SEE YOUR REQUEST TODAY ... I JUST PLAYED 'DECK OF CARDS' ON MY RADIO SHOW TODAY ... T. TEXAS TYLER, WROTE AND RECORDED THE SONG IN THE 1940'S ... A COUPLE OTHER ARTISTS HAVE RECORDED THE SONG, BUT, I THINK T. TEXAS TYLER HAS THE BEST RECORDING OF HIS OWN SONG ... THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER, WAMU - INTER-NET WASHINGTON,D.C. - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted November 19, 2007
For those who want 'all the cowhands want to marry harriet', I found a clip on youtube so you wan watch it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OdT_4G5-dI Harriet
Posted November 18, 2007
The old Country/Religious song "The Deck of Cards" has come to mind lately. I believe Tex Ritter was the most famous and possibly the first to sing this song. I've also heard it was done by others including Texas Jim Robertson and Wink Martindale. Could you give me some information, back ground etc; on this wonderful old song. Thank you, Wayne - cwlogue@msn.com
Posted November 18, 2007
I would like to find the lyrics to Blue House Painted White by Porter Wagoner. Karen - karengallivan@eastlink.ca
Posted November 18, 2007
I heard this man that sings country he was on oprah about 1 1/2 yrs ago. He was recently divorced he has 2 or 3 girls. He sang a song about a wedding and the song had some words in it like the bride walking down the isle very slow and the word slow was so drawn out. The other song talks about children and let them be children and one verse was something like this just let them sleep in the middle. Toni Hix - tonichix@yahoo.com
Posted November 7, 2007
Yee haw!! It's about time!!! I have been wondering when Bear would ever do a set on George and they're finally doing it! New Bear set coming out on George Jones featuring every single one of his United Artists recordings from 1962-1965! This is definitely something you don't want to miss. All his albums, tribute to Hank Williams and Bob Wills are on this set! It's called She thinks I still care. Go to www.cdwolf.com for more info. maheen5894@sympatico.ca
Posted November 7, 2007
It's about a grandson and his grandpa. his grandpa is dying,and the grandson puts his grandpa's cowboy boots on and is dancing around his granpa's bed. Then it talks about dancing your way into the clouds. Maybe,it seems like it talks about sawdust on the floor,i'm not quite sure. I've only heard this song one time on the radio, I loved what I heard of it. Can someone plz help me with a name & artist? Donna White - donnawhite71@yahoo.com
Posted November 3, 2007
If there is anyone out there that knows how to contact Lorrie Morgan, I would really appreciate your help. If you know her manager,road manager,booking agent, friend or just anybody that would know how to contact her that would be so helpful. I certainly don't expect to get her phone number or address because I wouldn't give mine out either. I met her a few years ago in Dallas. I think she was there for a private function and I played for the Cowboys. She noticed my Superbowl Ring and we ended up exchanging info-telephone numbers,addresses etc. But after a couple of moves I have lost all the info she gave me. I've already tried to contact every record label that she ever had anything to do with but that's like trying to run through a brick wall. I offered to leave my number and she could call me but that was totally asking too much of them. I'm sure all of you know how "welcome' they can make you feel. Any help or any assistance anyone can give me would be sincerely appreciated. Please contact me at seventhson83@yahoo.com. Thanks for your help. Jerry Higgins
Posted November 3, 2007
I would like to introduce myself to you. My name is Jeff Palntz Sr and I reside in Chambersburg,PA. I am an entertainer/lyris writer. I am currently under contract with Candian/American records and I am looking for an experienced manager to help me go straight to the top. I have written numerous songs from country, gospel, and comedy. I need someone ASAP to help me continue on my way to being a success instead of being just a lyricist. My number one song that I and Joey Welz wrote is called "The Long and Lonely Road". I am prepared to have another song written called "God Sheds A Tear". Please help me go to the top. Sincerly your's Jeff Plantz 125 East Queen Street, Chambersburg,PA 17201 717-275-6141 brokendowncowboys@yahoo.com
Posted November 3, 2007
I am searching for a country song written by a very talented female country singer who wrote a song about her and her two brothers. She wrote this song for the older brother because he was dying from cystic fibrosus. I don't remember her name but I do remember that the song came out around 2003 or 2004. I also remember some of the lyrics and it sounded something like this "as we camped out on the living room rug my two brothers and me ... " I also remember that the song was telling him not to worry because she will always be with him and that he soon would have wings. Please help me find this song by this wonderful artis so I can buy her CD. Thank You very much for your help. Jenna - Jennaarmijo@yahoo.com
Posted October 29, 2007
My prayers go out to Porter Wagner and his family I am a big fan of his. He is a great person. kathy martinez
Posted October 22, 2007
I would like to send a private message to Mel Tillis at his e-mail adress. Thank you. bob guerette - bobg1927@verison.net
Posted October 22, 2007
DEAR PORTER & FAMILY, SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT MY DEAR FRIEND, PORTER WAGONER. I HAVE & WILL CONTINUE TO PRAY & WISH YOU THE VERY BEST. GOD BLESS YOU FRIEND ... WE LOVE YOU. TOM 'CAT' REEDER & JUDI. - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted October 20, 2007
HI I AM LOOKING FOR A FEMALE SINGER FROM ST LOUIS MISSOURI WHO SANG IN THE 70S AT A PLACE CALLED THE VILLAGE PUP NEAR FLORRISANT MISSOURI, HER NAME WAS GLENDA AND SHE SANG WITH THE MIDWAYS, THAT IS IT WISH I NEW MORE, SHE WAS A GREAT SINGER. LIKE TO FIND OUT IF SHE IS STILL SINGING. THANKS Mary Prinzivalli - dreamweaver442@yahoo.com
Posted October 20, 2007
Please lead me to information about a C&W drummer named BILLY GOLD. Robert - rt@thearcadian.com
Posted October 18, 2007
God bless Porter Waggoner as he lays in the hospital today in grave condition. Let's all pray for him. Mary Kennedy - mary_kennedy55 @bellsouth.net
Posted October 18, 2007
Your site is very useful. Sally Kraus - btu_skraus3094@friendly-email.com
Posted October 18, 2007
I, too am looking for the title & artist of a song with lyrics "Little Bo Peep, With a Broom and a Mop, a Bulge in Her Cheek From a Tootsie Roll Pop". Does Anyone remember this song? Thanks. Joey - JoeyPrimo@aol.com
Posted October 18, 2007
I sing in church and in 10 nursing home's as a work for the Lord it is a free service I do.We sing all gospel and I would love to have the word's to the song Tattler's Wagon if you can help it sure would be appreciated thank you Margarette (please respond as soon as possiable) margarette maddocks - hummingbird67480@yahoo.com
Posted October 18, 2007
I am looking for a copy of the song "2 cents, 3 eggs and a postcard". If anyone out there has a copy of the sheet music or the recording, I would sure appreciate hearing from you. Just send me the info in an email and we'll go from there. Thanks very much. J. McKay - pianolady@communicomm.com
Posted October 10, 2007
Hello,my name is Nicola! I'm from Macedonia! Where are you from? Do you hear country music? Are you from the USA? Write me,please, Nikola! - nikola345@yahoo.com
Posted October 10, 2007
I have heard the stories and visited Tootsies Lounge in Nashville. I have never seen a picture or read any stories about Tootsie herself. Do any exist? Carl Justice - Carl.Justice@ssa.gov
Posted October 4, 2007
I would like the sheet music to The Legend of the Dogwood Tree, I have the lyrics off of a CD, but would like the music. thanks. Noreen - Noreeni5@juno.com
Posted October 4, 2007
Looking for a old song that I heard back years ago called "ten little bottles of beer". carlclem - carlclem3151@yahoo.com
Posted October 4, 2007
Hi I notice a fella by the name of 'Gordon' posted a request for the name of a song on Feb 2nd this year. I tried emailing him but it 'bounced'. I am also looking 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 believe these were part of the lyrics, also: "The Kansas city kid is sleeping on the couch, dreaming of the range." I think the singer was Eddie Albert Or Eddie Arnold. Joe Baynie - baynie@baynie@optusnet.com.au
Posted September 26, 2007
I am trying to find sheet music, with words, for "The Legend of the Lonely Dogwood Tree". Can you help, please? Tom Reynolds - tsreynolds4@aim.com Posted September 26, 2007
Does anyone know someone that yodels? If you do please ask if they can perform for my school. Please I need this for extra credit. Please email me. Ashley - hgirlrules@yahoo.com
Posted September 25, 2007
I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE THE CHORDS TO THE SONG [ YOUR OLD USED TO BE ] BY FARON YOUNG . I,VE TRIED EVERYWHERE THANKS KEN NER - kenboy@primus.ca
Posted September 25, 2007
I need the guitar chords for "Where I Learned To Pray" / Loretta Lynn Dottie - drtphlp@aol.com
Posted September 25, 2007
Hi, i remember the same song as walter. my dad used to sing it to me. but, i remember it a little bit different.
My ma was born in Texas, my pa in Tennessee
They were married in the summer of 1883.
They moved to California the place where I was born
In a long covered wagon, on a bright September morn'.

My cradle was my saddle, my play thing was a gun.
shooting at the rattle-snakes, was my idea of fun.
When I was only seventeen, I rode away from home.
The open range was calling, and my time had come to roam.

There I met a maiden, the flower of the plain.
I married her one morning, which shows I had no brain.
She said she was a maiden, but oh how she did lie.
When the honey-moon was over, seven kids were by her side.

I was disappointed, but said I didn't mind.
I still remained her husband, honest true and kind.
Until the day I found her upon a strangers knee.
As a long lost cousin, he was introduced to me.

I knew that they were lying, so I drew my gun and said
You low down sneakin coyote, and I filled em full of lead.
The jury he found me guilty, and sentenced me for life.
But I'd rather be in prison, than with a faithless wife.

if anyone knows who wrote this song, or what it's called, or anything ... could you please PLEASE e-mail me? thanks sooo much. Amy - amy.gall-@hotmail.com
Posted September 19, 2007
I'm looking for a CD of Connie Lee Stich singing "Prisoners Song" Stan Bennett - stanb@mspace.com
Posted September 13, 2007
Who wrote, "Bury Me Beneath the Weeping Willow Tree." Paul Parker - Prpark38p@aol.com
Posted September 13, 2007
I would like to know the singer that sang the song "No Charge" and where can I get the tape of it. Arden Warren - ardenwarren@sbcglobal.net
Posted September 13, 2007
hi debby......THE SONG YOU ASKED ABOUT WAS A BIG HIT BY MELBA MONTGOMERY....'NO CHARGE' , TO MY KNOWLEDGE, LORETTA NEVER RECORDED IT....THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted September 13, 2007
We have been listening to carolina country radio for quite sometime. We listen to the Cowboy Church with Norma Jean on Sunday mornings and on Friday nites the Grand Ladies of Country live from Branson,Mo All of a sudden on Friday nite we tried to log onto the above named web site to find it not available anymore. How can we find out what happened? Calvin Bordofske - bordofske@sbcglobal.net
Posted September 13, 2007
I WANT "HELL YES I CHEATED" ON KARAOKE BY SONNY BURGESS paul jankowski - pjanbanks@yahoo.com
Posted September 13, 2007
What is the title & who sings this song:

My Pa was born in Texas, my Ma in Tennessee
They were married in the summer of 1883.
They moved to California the place where I was born
In a long covered wagon, on a bright September morn'.

My cradle was my saddle, my play things a gun.
And shooting at the rattle-snakes, was my idea of fun.
Till at the age of seventeen, was then I left my home.
The open range was calling, and my time had come to roam.

I met a pretty maiden, the flower of the plain.
I married her one morning, which shows I had no brain.
She said she was a maiden, but oh how she did lie.
Before the honey-moon was over, seven kids were by her side.

I was very disappointed, but then I didn't mind.
I still remained her husband, honest true and kind.
Until one day I found her upon a strangers knee.
As a long lost cousin, I was introduced to him.

I knew that she was lying, so I pulled my gun and said
You sneaking low down coyote, and I filled her full of lead.
The judge he found me guilty, he sentenced me for life.
But I'd rather be in prison, than with a worthless wife.

All I know is that it's a country & western song, recorded before 1950.
Thanks in advance, Walter - walt.fern@gmail.com
Posted September 13, 2007
When I was a young girl I sang "Tattler's wagon" in Church I am now 69 and not heard the song sense I stopped singing it as a teenager. I would love to have the word's to the song so I can try and sing it again Thank you so very much for your time Margarette Maddocks - hummingbird67480@yahoo.com Posted September 13, 2007
Hi, my name is Shirley Bates,and here is my webs sites www.shirleybates.net and www.bitteroot.com I am not a big Star but I have been in Traditional Country music for many years..there will be a new Book coming out soon on Jim Reeves, his life story and I will be in it I was a recording artist with Fabor records for many years Thank you your truly Shirley Bates
Posted September 13, 2007
I am looking for a song by the name of (We're Waking a Sleeping Memory) by Wayne Kemp. joyce dowling - dowlingj@bellsouth.net
Posted September 13, 2007
I'm with Beatrice, posted on Aug 19th....who sings that song??? I've tried every search I can find, along with checking with the radio station it was played from, and I can't seem to find the artist! Anyone know?? Heather E. - foxxystang21@hotmail.com
Posted September 13, 2007
Hi there. I'm lookin for records of an old Finnish country act Aino Tyrä & Karvaiset kainalot. The Lp I'm lookin is sung in finnish and it's titled Haista sie huilu. Any tips welcome! Ehta "Spuds" Perunalastu - esp@gmail.com
Posted September 13, 2007
I ran across your great traditional country website. I am right with you guys. I too want to hear the good ole true country music the way it used to be and sound. I not only promote the old stuff, I write and sing it. I am happy to find sites and people like you. Thanks. Your traditional country music friend, Ben Gonsioroski - ben_gonsioroski@yahoo.com
Posted August 27, 2007
I am looking for a song by Loretta Lynn with the words "for nine months I carried you no charge" Please help its for my sons wedding Thanks Debby - ROCLUCSMOM@aol.com
Posted August 27, 2007
Hello i was wondering if anyone can help me? im looking for a song for my father that is fading fast, the song has the words "picture on the wall" i think it was made in the 50's 60's or 70's. I know that isnt to specific but thats the best i can do, im sorry i am willing to give a cash reward to the one that gives me the right auther and title.
P.S. his time is slipping away Fast please help me Alfred Blawat J.R. - a_blawat@hotmail.com
Posted August 27, 2007
Hi, just thought I would tell Mr. Husky how much I think he is tied to so many fond memories connected to my late daddy, who was a disabled World War 2 vet, and was killed in a car wreck in 1972. I was watching the dvd's and when I recently visited my mom and we strolled down memory lane, of coarse Dear John, Gone and of coarse Wings of A Dove. Where does he preform? Thanks for the memories I truly love and respect you. A Husky Fan - juliayater - wwwjyater@mchsi.com
Posted August 22, 2007
I am 71, my grandmother sang the song "when I'm 64" numerous times in the nineteen forties.so Paul McCartney did not write that song, I am not looking for fame, nor money, I just know my memory, if someone can help me please I just want someone to remember, as I do! Please e-mail me soon. Elaine George-Asaro - Jolaine1414@comcast.net
Posted August 21, 2007
Sorry to say, Urel passed away over ten years ago. I had the pleasure of working with him on stage many times. He was a great entertainer. Greg Gale - greggale@showme.net
Posted August 21, 2007
Hello, I am looking for the title and artist of a song. All I know is partial lyrics"The skies out side are dark and gray, for a week now it's been raining everyday", and "He was simply born to be a cowboy" There is an inquiry posted on Sept 3, 2006, but I cannot find a response. Can anyone help me? Duke - d.mchenault@verizon.net
Posted August 19, 2007
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J. K. Coltrain Releases New CD
Traditional country great J. K. Coltrain has announced the release of his latest CD on Colt Records. The new CD is entitled "Tumbleweed In Times Square."
Nashville, TN, August 16, 2007 -- Traditional country great J. K. Coltrain host of the popular Country Caravan has announced the release of his latest CD on Colt Records. The new CD is entitled 'Tumbleweed In Times Square'. JK stated that he is really excited about his latest effort and hopes his fans around The World will agree.
Posted August 19, 2007
I am so looking for a song for whom I have no idea what the title is or who sings it, but some of the lyrics have in it: "should been mine to dream about to laugh about to brag about" then more of the lyrics say: " that's my heat he's breaking, my soul he's taking. That's my memories he's making" then some of the lyrics are in spanish. PLEASE help me find this song. Beatrice Plummer - beatriz0054@yahoo.com
Posted August 19, 2007
I am looking for a song ,"There Ought To Be A Hall Of Fame For Mothers" + the artist. Can you help me. E. Elbertson - eelbertson@stny.rr.com
Posted August 14, 2007
Does anyone know if Vern Gosden is still alive. I can't seem to find anything on the internet about his life and times.I have most of his CDs. But would like to know if he is still alive. I know he would be 72 on August 5th if he's still alive. Wanda - awtindall@charter.net
Posted August 12, 2007
a. Does anyone know where we can buy Taylor Wade's Yodelling Music (From America's Got Talent Show)? b. Does she have it at all on a CD or something? Regards, Pau - wirelesswavetech@gmail.com
Posted August 12, 2007
Maastricht, The Netherlands.
Hi all country music lovers, i'm a fan from Maastricht (Netherlands). And I love country music,Rock-a-billy,Rock&Roll and Gospel music. One of those fine Artist who write,sing and play all these kinds of music is Miss Kitty Houston from Oklahoma (Dell City). Visit her page on the Traditional country hall of fame. Remember Kitty Houston a lady who's still busy with music. Her fans Nol&Wies. - boppinnol@hotmail.com
Posted August 12, 2007
Lyrics and chords to "There's a Tear In My Beer" or "Always On My Mind" by Merle Haggard. Jenny Gourgon - jengrams@hotmail.com
Posted August 12, 2007
I would like to know the "title" & who sang this song, of the lyrics listed below:
My Pa was born in Texas, my Ma in Tennessee
They were married in the summer of 1883.
They moved to California the place where I was born
In a long covered wagon, on a bright September morn'.

My cradle was my saddle, my play things a gun.
And shooting at the rattle-snakes, was my idea of fun.
Till at the age of seventeen, was then I left my home.
The open range was calling, and my time had come to roam.

I met a pretty maiden, the flower of the plain.
I married her one morning, which shows I had no brain.
She said she was a maiden, but oh how she did lie.
Before the honey-moon was over, seven kids were by her side.

I was very disappointed, but then I didn't mind.
I still remained her husband, honest true and kind.
Until one day I found her upon a strangers knee.
As a long lost cousin, I was introduced to him.

I knew that she was lying, so I pulled my gun and said
You sneaking low down coyote, and I filled her full of lead.
The judge he found me guilty, he sentenced me for life.
But I'd rather be in prison, than with a worthless wife.

This is a country & western song recorded in the 1950's or sooner. Looking forward to here from you, I have been trying for several months, with different experts in this field but came up whit no results. I thank you in advance. Walter - walt.fern@gmail.com
Posted August 12, 2007
Hello, what do you think of the idea of joining our group of international 'TRADITIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC FRIENDS'. No membership fees or any payments what-so-ever involved. The idea is to have a group of traditional country music friends, who want to share some of their information, find hard-to-find recordings - maybe swap some material etc... Maybe we can do more than just chat on-line. All you need to do is to contact J.Joutsi at j.joutsi@pp.inet.fi and let us know, you want to be a member in this club.
To start with - you might like the idea of checking our country music website with a lot of information of traditional artists like Roy Acuff, Eddy Arnold, Bobby Bare, Johnny Bond, Johnny Cash, Tommy Cash, Tommy Collins, Dick Curless, Roy Drusky, Dave Dudley, Lefty Frizzell, Merle Haggard, Johnny Horton, Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Willie Nelson, Buck Owens, Jimmie Rodgers, Ernest Tubb, Hank Williams, Hugh X. Lewis, Sherwin Linton, Jerry Reed, Johnny Sea(y), Red Simpson, Mel Tillis, Justin Tubb, Bill Woods, Jenny Lou Carson, Cousin Jody, Riley Crabtree, Duke & The Swingbillies, Denver Duke (=Johnny Eagle Feather), Tex Ferguson & His Drifting Cowboys, Bud Hobbs & His Trail Herders, Dude Martin& His Roundup Gang, Leon Payne etc... Traditional COUNTRY MUSIC ARTISTs introduced in: http://personal.inet.fi/koti/joutsi/artistindex.html
Please, give us a try! J.Joutsi, FINLAND - j.joutsi@pp.inet.fi
Posted August 6, 2007
I'm looking for the music and lyrics to the song "Tattler's Wagon." Can you help me, please? Mary Lou Washburn - marylou.washburn@CNITD.com
Posted August 4, 2007
I just want folks to know that today, August 1, is the birthday of Ginny Wright. I don't feel free to offer Ginny's e-mail address but I would be happy to forward any birthday greetings to her. Or, you can visit her site and leave a message for her there. http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/rumine2/ Happy Birthday, Ginny! Linda - dizzycajun@hotmail.com
Posted July 29, 2007
I can not get hold of that great German documentary film "The AFN story". Could anybody help me to get a copy of it. I need it so badly. Back in the late 50` and early 60`s I used to listen to AFN-Frankfurt and I still can remember Tommy Cash and his "Stickbuddy Jamboree". Beautiful memories of my younger days. Thanx a lot in advance for help. Catholic Radio Fiat 94.7 FM Czestochowa - Poland - Hillbilly Music d. j. - Miroslaw Desperak - mjjd@neostrada.pl
Posted July 29, 2007
I AM SEARCHING FOR THE WORDS TO AN OLD COUNTRY SONG. I DONT KNOW THE TITLE AND I DONT KNOW WHO SANG IT. THE ONLY WORDS I REMEMBER IS ( ITS JUST FOOLISH PRIDE I GUESS BUT I LOVE YOU DONT YOU SEE). (IF ITS GOODBYE TO ALL OUR LOVE GOODBYE COMES HARD TO ME). IF ANYONE KNOWS THE CORRECT TITLE OR WHO SANG IT I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE A RESPONSE. JAMES WILKES - sixstringspicker@yahoo.com
Posted July 29, 2007
Where can I get a tour list for Vern Gosden. Roxanne McKinley - rmckinley2003@aol.com
Posted July 20, 2007
There is a song that I loved that I cant remember how it goes ... all I can remember is at the beginning ... the Grandpa starts to tell him a story or the Grandson asks to hear about a story ... and he talks about how a boy would sneak in to a girl's room and thats how he was born ... or something like that ... I just remember it talks about that ... if you can help me that would be great ... thanks Valerie - luciovalerie@yahoo.com
Posted July 20, 2007
My mother Georgia Ann Reid and her Brother Bob "Lip" and sister Patsy, used to dance on clogging teams in the 1950's. They danced on the Carolna Cloggers, Stoney Mountain Cloggers, And the Echo Inn Cloggers. They were on the Jimmy Dean show and different shows in the Washington D.C. area. They also danced on the Grand Ole Opry in the old Ryman. We are looking for any info, pictures, viedo, or anything pertaining to these times with them any help will be appreciated. Nancy McCall - anjmccall@verizon.net
Posted July 20, 2007
PRO-LEAD GUITARIST Seeking employment. Style, Rock / country / blues... Please visit website: www.prodgeneses.net for more info ! Phil manovsky - admin@prodgeneses.net
Posted July 20, 2007
Hi everyone I'm trying to find out how could I find some of Glen Garrisons songs. Ash89 - spongebobmccain@aol.com
Posted July 20, 2007
Hall of Fame songwriter Don Wayne and hit songwriter Jimmy Payne will do a songwriter showcase at the Big River Country Concert Hall Saturday night, July 28th, 2007, in Greenville, Mississippi. the venue is located at the corner of Hwy 1 South and Wilcox Rd. Seating is limited. doors open at 6:00pm : $10.00 donation to the building fund.
Don Wayne wrote the 1974 song of the year, Cal Smith's "Country Bumpkin" Jimmy Payne wrote the much recorded hit by Gary Pucket and the Union Gap, "Woman, Woman". This will be a quite different show from most anything available in the Mississippi Delta. come on down! ... Larry Holley for details at 662-822-2695. Country Jack - countryjack@bellsouth.net
Posted July 20, 2007
"It's time someone put together a COUNTRY LEGENDS TOUR WITH ALL THE (LIVING) GREATS TOGETHER BEFORE THEY ARE NO MORE!" Rose, that is a great idea except that everyone wants a concert like that but few would support it. There are some of us keeping country traditional, but it is tough with the way major radio is today. That's why you don't hear the greats from the past on there. Thanks Rose, and may I suggest you look up their web sites and buy their CDs. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - www.silverdollarmusic.com - goldenpen@bellsouth.net
Posted July 16, 2007
Here's the words to a song several people were looking for. I only know one verse.
All the cowhands want to marry Harriett
Harriett's handy with a lariat
But she don't want to marry yet
'Cause she's having too much fun.
Hope this helps, and perhaps jogs someone's memory for the rest of the words. Marie - mhvezda@epix.net
Posted July 16, 2007
Kathy Boyd & Phoenix Rising specializes in original hard driving bluegrass and Americana music. We are family oriented and focus our performances to events where all ages are welcome. We are just good folks playing good music! Check out our new CD at www.cdbaby.com/cd/kbpr. Kathy Boyd - kathyboyd@phoenixrisingband.org - www.phoenixrisingband.org
Posted July 16, 2007
Where is Ricky Van Shelton, George Jones, Dolly, Loretta, Hag, all the great old country artist? I am so sick of "NEW" Country. I miss the real Country Greats! It's time someone put together a COUNTRY LEGENDS TOUR WITH ALL THE (LIVING) GREATS TOGETHER BEFORE THEY ARE NO MORE! Rose - rosestaats@yahoo.com
Posted July 16, 2007
Looking for information on the whereabouts of Marc or Mark Chase, once a member of Fredie Harts Band. Last known to be in the eastern Massachusetts area. Please respond to my email address, TKS. Bill Cochran - saddlesore162@comcast.net
Posted July 10, 2007
Looking for the words to a bluegrass song "Always Marry An Ugly Girl". Ginny Artrip - alfonsoartrip@aol.com
Posted July 10, 2007
Melba Montgomery sang the song;NO CHARGE .. Jimmy Dean did one similar titles I.O.U. ... Freddy hart, Tony Booth were just 2 of the singer that did Keys in the mailbox. Paul - lawrecshop@aol.com
Posted July 10, 2007
Who wrote the country song Hell yes I cheated? Who recorded it? Jim Vest - jimvest@charterinternet.com
Posted July 9, 2007
HI, THE SONG YOU WERE ASKING ABOUT IS: I.O.U. BY MY GOOD FRIEND JIMMY DEAN...THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted July 9, 2007
HI AMANDA-PIGLETSHOMEGURL@YAHOO.COM....THE GREAT MARK CHESNUTT, DID THE SONG YOU WERE ASKING ABOUT....THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted July 7, 2007
I am looking for the song bonaparte retreat.. Either in Wav or mp3, to download.. I know Glen Campbell came out with it and I think Carl Smith had a version of it too. Jackie - jlane@wyoming.com
Posted July 7, 2007
I hope someone can help me with this one. I am looking for a song I heard many years ago where the male singer talks to his child and reminds them of all the tasks he did throughout this childs life and repeats after each task that there is no charge.Can anyone find me the singer of this song and or the words? Thanks Diana - dbrieer@shaw.ca
Posted July 7, 2007
Im lookin for the artist that sings "I'm goin' through the big "D" and don't mean Dallas" it would be greatly appreciated thanx alot. Amanda - pigletshomegurl@yahoo.com
Posted July 7, 2007
The Ark-La-Miss Opry, Saturday nite July 14th, the historic Fiske Theatre, Oak Grove, Louisiana host's, "Mississippi songwriters from across the Big Muddy". the emcee's are Country Jack & Scottie, from the Delta Songwriter Showcase, radio hour. Featuring singer/songwriters from the Magnolia State. Rick Mcwilliams, of Meridian, Mississippi. Rick is the grandson of hall of fame songwriter, Elsie Mcwilliams. "Miss Elsie" was the writing partner and sister-in-law of Jimmie Rodgers, the father of country music. from Vicksburg, Mississippi, 14 year old, William Michael Morgan, www.wmmorgan.net and from Bentonia, Mississippi, singer/songwriter John William Thompson, www.johnwilliammusic.com . headlining the show will be singer/songwriter dobro/resonator artist Johnny Bellar of Nashville, Teneessee. 318-428-2635 for box-office and information. Country Jack - countryjack@bellsouth.net
Posted July 7, 2007
Howdy to all. I'm Larry W. Jones from Kingwood, Texas. I write classic Country/Cowboy/Western lyrics. Three volumes of "Real Country Lyrics" have been published, each containing 250 songs. All are copyrighted and the titles are registered through BMI, so are ready for music and recording. I invite all to visit my website "Real Country Lyrics". New lyrics are added regularly. Here's the link:
http://www.pic-a-pagediscounts.com/Real_Country_Lyrics.html
Hank Williams Shoes (Larry W. Jones 10/15/2006) (song#4068)
There's never been country music
Like Hank Williams used to play
And I guess that's why I still pick
Hank's kind of music to this day

The words that Hank put his pen to
Were about lost love and blues
No wonder the places I've been to
Got me walkin' in Hank Williams shoes

Romance would always play a part
Even though it was a cheatin' heart
Honky tonk blues and broken dreams
Were infused in his song's themes

Every time I put Hank's records on
They seem to give me another clue
As to why it is that I am drawn
To walkin' in Hank Williams shoes

Now as I travel with my band
I think that somehow I can see
Something about his writing hand
Wrote some of those songs of me

Hank sang about the common man
The way of life that some men choose
And tonight that's why I understand
I'm walkin' in Hank Williams shoes

Larry W. Jones - lwj001@hotmail.com
Posted July 3, 2007
I everyone my name is Phoebe Marie I am an International Singer.I have a website its www.phoebemarie.com I have been singing since the age of 9.I have recorded an album already.I would like to know if there's any manager/promoter that might help me reach my dream.I have won several awards and have traveled and performed in Nashville,Memphis,Hollywood,Mexico,Monterrery,New York and many other places in Texas.You can contact me at 956-744-4808 or e-mail me at mary_jaurigui@yahoo.com thank you and god bless you all. Phoebe Marie Arriaga
Posted July 3, 2007
Does anyone have the lyricks to the song "Mother's Last Message? Thanks. Rick Ferguson - ltrick@knology.net
Posted June 30, 2007
The words please to "All the cowhands want to marry harriet". Marion - mal.francis@virgin.net
Posted June 30, 2007
Howdy y'all,
Tonight, (June 29th) on Carolina Country Radio, will be the first live broadcast of 'THE GRAND LADIES OF THE GRAND OLE OPRY", live from the new theater in Branson, MO, starting at 9:00 PM Eastern time.
Tune in if ya get a chance. It will be featuring Miss Norma Jean, Wanda Jackson, Ava Barber, Jean Sheppard, Leona Williams, and others.
It's gonna be a great show, and you can tune in by going to: http://www.carolinacountryradio.com and click on the media player button of your choice, listen with the embedded player, or join the show in the broadcast studio/chat room.
Thanks for the support! Carolina Country Radio - webmaster@carolinacountryradio.com
Posted June 30, 2007
My name is Paul Larson and I just recently found out my great ant was Bonnie blue eyes. So Im just trying to find out as much about her as possible. If anyone can help me out I would really like that. I have been raised in the city but country is in my heart. I have worked as a cowboy in many places and I love good OLD country music and to find out I have a relative that was a country singer is pretty neat! Thanks Paul Larson - delreyhills.facility@verizon.net
Posted June 30, 2007
To whom it may concern: I was watching The Jim Bakker Show from Branson Missouri today and it was a repeat for I have seen in before. Now there was a singer called Jackson Cash a country western singer who sings like Johnny Cash and also on the show was Johnny Cash's sister and she sang with this man and it was awesome of how this gentleman sounded so much like Johnny Cash and he also resembled him. I live in Nashville, Tenn. and I wonder why Johnny Cash's son John Carter Cash does not know of this man they call Jackson Cash who is presently singing in Branson, Missouri. If anyone knows of this gentleman where I can get his recordings. Margaretta B. Smith - barrale@bellsouth.net
Posted June 27, 2007
Hi Im looking for When Tootsies had the Summer replacement TV Show there in 1973 or 74. MY Husband & I were there & was on the Show. I was sitting at the Bar end he was standing next to me. If I could buy the tape as he was a Navy Retired Man & he is gone now & I would love to show to the Great GrandSon. Thanks Liz Boyd PS Jerry Reed sat on the Bar & sang 1 Song that night. Liz Boyd - ladylizzyb@verizon.net
Posted June 27, 2007
HI WESLEY,TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION ... FREDIE HART HAD THE GREAT SONG ...'THE KEYS IN THE MAIL BOX'...THANKS, TOM 'CAT REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted June 25, 2007
Anyone out there who's got more info about Boots Collins? She recorded the song "Mean" in the early 60's. It would be nice to know more about her and her musical career. If you know anything, and would like to share it, feel free to mail it to me. Laura Lee - haningerockers@yahoo.se
Posted June 25, 2007
Who had the song out years ago called "The Keys in the mailbox"? WAB - wesleyb@rushmore.com
Posted June 25, 2007
Special Concert by Merle Haggard Benefiting Freddy Powers Parkinson's Foundation
Hello All,
We have a very special evening planned with Merle. We were able to catch him at the end of his tour to do a fundraising benefit performance for FPPF.
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Texas Old Town Events Center 1205 Roland Lane, Kyle, Texas
Doors open at 7:00 pm
Tina Cantu, Secretary FPPF
Posted June 19, 2007
In search on the web for the Glenn Mayo who 1995 recorded the song "Southern Lady" I came upon your web site, Archive #6. At this #6 something about a Glenn Mayo ought to be, but I could not find it, because of my old computer, which happens, in this case, make only one or two long lines of every visitor's comments.
Do you know where this Glenn Mayo appears on any web site?
I'm the executive producer for Mr Music Country Monthly compilations and I try to get every singers web site address in our CD booklets.
If you are interested in our work, please go to www.countrynews.nu click point Mr Music Country and you may see every album I produced back to 1991. (I started 1998, but Mr Music Productions started 1982.
I've also produced two original albums, for Dale Watson and Becky Hobbs, which you can see under the click point Country News Records. We also have a sub publishing co. Country News Publishing for ONLY country music songs - see click point Country News Publishing.
Kindest regards, THOMAS
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Posted June 19, 2007
Can anyone tell me who wrote this song I have the lyrics but I am looking for the music to it. The believe the name of the song is "Save a Little Spot in Heaven for Me" I thought that Marty Robbins did it but I can not locate the music to it. Dee - ijustcallurname@aol.com
Posted June 19, 2007
What country singer sang the song "no charge"? Geri Young - geriann1010@yahoo.com
Posted June 14, 2007
Hi, I have a complete set of the Gannaway Productions "Grand Ole Opry Stars of the Fifties" Volumes 1-12 for sale. Please contact me if you are interested. Execellent condition, comes with a Bonus Tribute VHS. Grahm Reynolds - grahmreynolds@hotmail.com
Posted June 7, 2007
The American Band, Prodgeneses; "Classic Rock & Country Music at it's Best !" Venue Performances in central Oklahoma area, Thunderbird Casino, Norman, Oklahoma Wynona's Club, McComb, Oklahoma to name a few...... ( see our Venue & Calendar page at www.prodgeneses.net To Book the Band, email: admin@prodgeneses.net You will receive a quick response ! Thank you, Phil Manovsky, lead guitarist / web administrator - admin@prodgeneses.net - www.prodgeneses.net
Posted June 7, 2007
Looking for lyrics to You got a slow burning memory by Vern Gosden. Connie Newell - conniegirl1955@yahoo.com
Posted June 7, 2007
Could someone please tell me if Vern Gosden is still alive. Clarence Yoder - cwsyoder@hotmail.com
Posted June 4, 2007
Hi. Been singing the song "Mean" by Boots Collins in my band "Laura Lee & The Cover Cruisers" here in Sweden. It's very popular on our gigs. Love the song, thinking 'bout my x while singing it, who I like to come alive again, so I can kill him. If you wanna hear what it sounds like in our version, check it out on our website: www.myspace.com/lauraleeandthecovercruisers. Laura - haningerockers@yahoo.se
Posted June 2, 2007
Jimmy Soul is the singer of "If U Want To Be Happy For The Rest Of Your Life, Never Make A Pretty Woman Your Wife". I know cause my father used to work for CBS recordings, and archives. Tripp - tepfaff@triad.rr.com
Posted May 31, 2007
JAMES HUNNICUTT AND THE REVOLVERS are a traditional rockabilly & country band from Washington State USA. James Hunnicutt has been dazzling crowds as a solo artist for the last 10+ years and The Revolvers have recently joined him to increase that effect. THE REVOLVERS consist of a "revolving" line-up which features some of the best musicians from the Great Northwest. Members of HARD MONEY SAINTS, SEASON OF NIGHTMARES, THE SWINOS, THE HATCHET WOUNDS, BILLY DWAYNE & THE CREEPERS & other great bands regularly grace the ranks of this band. Their live set draws from 100's of classic songs of the country & rockabilly genres while adding their own originals that capture the same heart and flavor. If you LOVE traditional rockabilly and country you won't be dissappointed! James Hunnicutt and The Revolvers - http://www.myspace.com/jamesabilly - http://www.myspace.com/jameshunnicuttandtherevolvers
Posted May 29, 2007
LOOKING FOR SONGS "DEAR DAD" AND "WHEN YOU ARE AWAY".NOT SURE OF THE SINGER THANK-YOU. Junior Hillier - juniorhillier05@hotmail.com
Posted May 28, 2007
Lyrics to "I Hung My Head & Cried" by Flatt& Scruggs. It is on their Carnegie Hall album. Bertha Nell Bounds - berthanellt@dtcweb.net
Posted May 28, 2007
Looking for guitar chords & lyrics for KT Oslin - "I'll Always Come Back". Toady - geraldrobins@yahoo.com
Posted May 28, 2007
I have been told that, Kathy Copas Hughes married The Grand Ole Opry manager after her husbands death. Is this true? If so, what is his name? Pearl McArthur - mpkmc@aol.com
Posted May 28, 2007
I have demo recording of Jimmie Rodgers recorded Feb. 4,1932 the songs on this recording are"MY TIME AIN'T LONG" and "NINETY-NINE YEAR BLUES" the backup guitarist are Waldo O'neal and R. Hall. If interested you can reach me at this e-mail. Jackie Wires - rascalflattsdiva@yahoo.com
Posted May 10, 2007
Does anybody know who sang "Hall of Fame for Mamas". Chad Pittman - jeeper161@hotmail.com
Posted May 8, 2007
I am looking for a copy of the lyrics and the music of Indian Outlaw by Cher recorded I believe in the 70's. Ann W Hoffer - ahoffer@naxs.com
Posted May 8, 2007
For 6 weeks now I have been trying to find the song called "Born To Love Me" by Ray Price. I am trying to find it for a lady who has the 45 but it has broken. I have found it by three other artists but not Ray Price. It was the song that she danced to at her wedding and she only wants it by Ray Price. Any suggestions. Thanks Betty - lakesiders@cablelan.net
Posted May 8, 2007
I am looking for the lyrics to an old probably 1950 song titled "No Charge". Spunky007 - TByoume@yahoo.com
Posted May 8, 2007
Just found the link to your site while visiting Carolina Country Radio. I see that you all endorse that station. I wonder if you'd be willing to take a listen to my show on http://www.rgin.com each Wednesday night from 9-11p Eastern. If you like what you hear let me know. The show is called "The Lonesome Lounge." I play only traditional and classic country music. I've attached the promo and the banner for the show. I would appreciate your feedback. Keepin' in Country, Mark "Smokey Lonesome" Willix
Posted May 7, 2007
HELLO COUNTRY MUSIC FANS AND DJ'S
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Posted May 3, 2007
I need help finding the name of a song that inspired my mother to name me. All I have is one line of the song "your horse Julie called today" it's a 1950's or early 60's. It's about a guy who's wife found numbers in his wallet and he told her that they were numbers from the horses that he had bet on that day. Julie - juju_bee53@hotmail.com
Posted May 3, 2007
I WANTED TO KNOW IF THERE IS A PAGE ONLY FOR COUNTRY LYRICKS. I WRITE ALL KINDS OF MUSIC I LOVE TO WRITE IN MY FREE TIME. MY LYRICKS ARE BASEd ON ROCK CAN I SEEN ONE OF MY SONGS THAT WHAT I CALLED THEM. ILL BE GLAD TO SEEN SOMETHING IN I WOULD LOVE FOR MY WORDS TO BE OUT THERE ONE DAY. THAT'S MY DREAM PLEASE WRITE BACK LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU, THANKS FOR YOUR TIME. LISETTE GARCIA - prrorte@aol.com
Posted April 27, 2007
12 year old "Mississippi Fiddler", RubyJane, will be on the 9:00pm Friday nite Opry. Hosted by Mike Snider, Friday nite April 27th. Tune in live at WSM 650 on your AM dial or over the internet at wsmonline.com for the real deal. Catch her on the web at www.mississippifiddler.com and you'll be glad you did. Watch here for her next appearence at the Ark-La-Miss Opry in the historic Fiske Theatre, Ooak Grove, louisiana. or call the Fiske box office at 318-428-2161. tell 'em Country Jack sent ya'! Country Jack - countryjack@bellsouth.net
Posted April 26, 2007
Hello You all country fans great to be here with people who love the music as much as I do. This page is GREAT, we love Miss Kitty Houston a country singer from Oklahoma,this lady has many cd Albums out and all are just great. She writes and sings beautiful songs.
        There's Miss Barbara and Mister Edward King who are promoting many many country Artist young ones and older ones but all good Artist. There Mister Red Moore a great country singer who had pretty much success with "The Crawdad Song" and this man has several more fantastic songs. You will find many more very fine Artist on this page.
        And You will find great music on their Artist pages you just have to purchase these wonderful cd's, for fantastic compelation cd's you need to go to the Miss Barbara Dunn page especcially DJ's go there and wrtite miss Barbara Dunn and EHKING Music!!!
A Fan from The Netherlands (Nol Voorst) - boppinnol@hotmail.com
Posted April 26, 2007
Looking for "Always Marry An Ugly Girl". Heard it many years ago. I remember something like "Always marry an ugly girl that's the only kind, she'll never ever leave you and if she does then you won't mind." Sheila - marsmaker@yadtel.net
Posted April 23, 2007
I am trying to find the lyrics and the singer to a song I think is called "A Mother's Dying Prayer"? Some of the lyrics I remember are "a mother sits broken hearted, awaiting for her son's return." Another verse is "I'll never forget the day he left her, she pleaded with him not to go". Please help me find these words. R. Glass - m.rglass@rogers.com
Posted April 22, 2007
Will someone please list the James King lyrics to "Thirty Years of Farming". Jessica Bledsoe - jib_panther31@hotmail.com
Posted April 19, 2007
Hi. I'm looking for the artist and the lyrics to the song (All Aroud The Water Tank). It is a country song from back in the 1930's or before. And another song is (Rockin Alone In An Old Rockin Chair) artist and lyrics. Please respond, Thank you. Susan Rossman - sueharv@ejourney.com
Posted April 19, 2007
We were very saddened to hear that Glen Sutton passed away. Almost Persuaded was one of the songs that helped shape what was to later be my writing style. It is still our favorite cheating song. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - www.silverdollarmusic.com - southernoutlaws@bellsouth.net
Posted April 19, 2007
Posted October 28, 2002: I am trying to find the song that included "I wish I had a plastic heart so it wouldn't break" as part of the lyrics. As I recall it was sung by Ernest Tubb in the late 40's. AL AYERS - AYERS-AND-HEIRS@SBCGLOBAL.NET
Partial answer:
I know all the words (and the tune) to the chorus of the song, "PLASTIC HEART".
IT SEEMS YOU'RE GETTIN' CARELESS LATELY, AND I'M ON THE SPOT,
YOU'RE CARRYIN' MY HEART AROUND, I'M SCARED YOU'LL LET IT DROP;
IT'S NOT THAT I DON'T TRUST YOU DEAR, BUT JUST FOR MY OWN SAKE,
I WISH I HAD A PLASTIC HEART, SO IT COULDN'T BREAK.
I don't remember any words or the tune for the verses. Herb Best - hbest@iland.net
Posted April 19, 2007
Where can I find info on country singer Martin Del Rey? Is he still active in the music business? Robert Smith - golden@wildblue.net
Posted April 18, 2007
Hi. Can anyone tell me where to the find the song Angelina By Marty Robbins on his Memories Just Won't Die album. Thank-you Judy - ch3123@aol.com
Posted April 15, 2007
HI RUTH. THE SONG YOU ASKED ABOUT IS 'WAITING FOR A TRAIN' BY THE LATE & G R E A T JIMMIE RODGERS, HOWEVER IT WAS RECORDED BY MANY OTHER ARTIST INCLUDING THE LATE JIM REEVES AND OTHERS OF COURSE. THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted April 15, 2007
We are trying to find information on Van Trevor. He recorded on BandBox Records out of Denver, Colorado back in the 50/60S. I UNDERSTAND HE'S ORIGINALLY FROM MAINE, WORKED IN CONNETICUT ETC. Is he still alive? Any contact information? I operate the Maine Countryfolk Music Theatre www.countryfolkmusic.com My email is mainebiz@adelphia.net - Let me know if you have any info. Many thanks, Larry "BUCK" Bisbee
Posted April 15, 2007
I have four VHS tapes by Gannaway Productions. I don't have the other 7 VHS tapes of country music stars of the 1950's. Could you tell me where I can find these other seven volumnes? Each volumne was 45 minutes long on the VHS tapes. Thanks. Wade Dyson - dysonbev@bellsouth.net
Posted April 11, 2007
I'm trying to find a song called "I believe He died for me". I think it was on the Canaan label. I know the composers were Colbert & Joyce Croft. The first verse says "I never saw the cross he carried up to calvarys hill,I never the precious blood that my Savior spilled and so on." Please help me find or tell me someone who can. Thank You. Janet Mollette - jmollette54@yahoo.com
Posted April 11, 2007
I would like to know how to email Leon Ashley & Margie Singelton or do you have a home address for them. Linda Powell - Red52950@aol.com
Posted April 11, 2007
In the 1930's my mother sang a song "All around the water tank waiting for the train - a thousand miles away of home". Ruth - ruth2935@bellsouth.net
Posted April 9, 2007
For those who may be interested, Volumes 1 & 2 of the Flatt & Scruggs Martha White Grand Ole Opry TV Show have finally been released on DVD. There are two episodes per DVD and each DVD runs a little under an hour. I was very impressed with my copies and the fine picture and sound quality of the black and white film transfer to DVD. After years of listening to their audio recordings, it's even better watching them perform! The first two DVD volumes contain episodes from 1961 and 1962. There are reportedly more volumes coming out this fall. Each DVD contains a neat booklet with photos of the group and the story behind their affiliation with Martha White Flour. For many years it was believed that none of these shows still existed, but 36 different programs were found and donated to the Country Music Hall of Fame by two different sources around 1989. This is about the best bluegrass & old time country that you will ever hear with Lead guitarist Lester Flatt, Fiddle R Paul Warren, Dobro guitarist Josh Graves, and Godfather of the banjo Earl Scruggs all being masters of their craft. Special guests appear on two of the shows. Hylo Brown does a knockout version of "John Henry" on the February 1962 show (volume one) and from August 1961 Mother Maybelle Carter picks and sings "Wildwood Flower" to perfection (volume two). Nostalgic Martha White in-studio baking commercials (two per show) are also included. The DVD's are available from just about every major DVD & video outlet, ebay and The Country Music Hall of Fame. They sell for around $13.00 - $20.00 each depending on who you want to buy from. Flatt & Scruggs contributed significantly in the growth of country music during the 1960's and were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1985. At last, we can finally see them perform together again. C. Taylor - taylorjets68@verizon.net
Posted April 9, 2007
I am looking for albums of Norman Wade,country singer in the late 1960'S and the 1970's. THANKS albert parkerson - albertcarolyn1@aol.com
Posted April 9, 2007
I trying to find any of my family. My father Burrell Thomas Weldon (Tommy) Decca red sang with Hank after winning a contest. Last I heard he lived in AZ. I've heard he played with John Farris AND Yell Simon. Anyone that can help me please do pass my e-mail address along to anyone you thing can help. I know I have a step sister and a step brother named Thomas jr. Herman Glenn Weldon - shotzie988@aol.com
Posted April 5, 2007
Traditional Country Entertainer J. K. Coltrain to Host The Country Caravan
        J. K. Coltrain will be heading up a traveling show featuring some of the top traditional country artists of today.
        Princeton, TX, April 4th, 2007 - Traditional country great J. K. Coltrain will be heading up a tour featuring some of todays greatest old school country singers. There will be at least 2 bands and 7 artists including 2 traditional hall of famers performing each show. J. K. says: "It's the real country music fans dream come true as all the artists are banding together to do it for the music and not the money. So ticket prices will be kept extremely low so that the common man can bring the whole family out without breaking the bank."
        Their first scheduled stop will be in Salemburg, NC at The Laurel Lakes Family Campground and tickets for that event have already went up for sale on The Country Caravans website at just $15.00 for 6 hours of non-stop traditional country & bluegrass music.
        For more info or to order your tickets today go to: http://www.countrycaravan.com or send an email to: tickets@jkcoltrain.com

Contact Information
The Country Caravan
Solange Lavender
(972)-734-3034
imdreamweaver@msn.com
http://www.countrycaravan.com
Posted April 4, 2007
Howdy all....just a note to let you know that the Great LEROY VAN DYKE will be the special guest on the Country Honky Tonk Show, tonight (April 4th) at 7:00 PM Eastern Time. Tune in or join the broadcast live by going to http://www.carolinacountryradio.com. Hope to see ya there! Carolina Country Radio - webmaster@carolinacountryradio.com
Posted April 1, 2007
The April 14th, 2007 edition of the all new Ark-la-Miss Opry in the nostalgic & historic Fiske Theatre at 7:00 pm, following the "throwdown at the Fiske" steel guitar jam from 10:00am - 5:00 pm.
        Country Jack & The Silver Eagle Band, from Tupelo, Mississippi will be the guest stage band for the evening, playing the traditional country music the way it ought to be played. With fiddles and steel guitar!
        San Angelo, Texas songwriter, Freddie Matthews, will be the guest songwriter.
        pecial guest, the amazing 13 yr old, "Mississippi fiddler", Miss RubyJane Smith, of Columbus, Mississippi, will make her Louisiana debut, on the stage that is becoming "the place" for live traditional country music and the showcase of tommorrow's talent today" in this hard to find field of musical entertainment.
        For information, contact "the Fiske" boxoffice @ 318-428-2161.
        Climate controlled soft-seat comfort, Southern hospitality at it's finest & good country music is always there for you. Country Jack - countryjack@bellsouth.net
Posted March 29, 2007
Wilburn brothers hometown tribute : Hardy, Arkansas : May 26th : the songs that made them household names. Come see why mama Wilburn was so proud of her boys and why her boys were so proud of Hardy, Arkansas. Come see the dedication of the new sign "Hardy, Arkansas, the proud hometown of Teddy & Doyle, the Wilburn Brothers" share the history and the music of the all time #1 brother & family act of country music. The Hardy Arkansas Chamber of Commerce and the office of the Mayor, Hardy, Arkansas, 870-856-2136. Country Jack - countryjack@bellsouth.net
Posted March 29, 2007
Looking for the lyrics to a song "Autumn Leaves", or don't let the autumn leaves take her away, I think it's by Hank Snow. blackiesdream@yahoo.com
Posted March 27, 2007
I am looking for the complete lyrics to the song "Oh the Place Where I Worship is the Wide Open Spaces, Built by the hand of the Lord". Where can I find them? Sharman - sharman.toomey@amcore.com
Posted March 24, 2007
I wanted to do a little shameless self promotion cause I need your help & support. I have assembled a fine group of traditional country entertainers and we are trying to return to the days of the old traveling country shows like The Midwestern & Louisiana Hayrides and such. So I wanted you to help me get the word out and if you are a traditional country artists and would like to perform at one of our shows. Not much if any money but we are making a lotta friends. The website is at; www.countrycaravan.com. All The Best, J. K. Coltrain - jkcoltrain@gmail.com or www.jkcoltrain.com
Posted March 21, 2007
Hi Morrisa. I have a great selection of Vern Gosdin recordings. If you are interested, let me know. ASAP Thanks TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted March 19, 2007
Does anybody have a good site to get some good or rare Vern Gosdin CDs? Thanks Morrisa Morris - morrisamorris@hotmail.com
Posted March 19, 2007
I need the words to Carroll Bakers "Picture in the Window". About a girl walking home from school and sees a picture of her mom and dad in a window. Ginny - bhill2@hotmail.com
Posted March 19, 2007
I heard Wanda Jackson sing a yodeling song at a gospel concert years ago. I was trying to find the song,words to the song and so forth. I used to have the album, but I can't remember the album name. Thank you, Sharon Blackburn - blackburn52@joimail.com
Posted March 15, 2007
Does anyone remember a song by Red Sovin? It has the lyrics: "city folks go to bed at the break of dawn, they never hear a rooster crow or smell the new mowed hay". Ed Maryanski - mediterranean5117@yahoo.com
Posted March 15, 2007
Looking for the song title and female artist of a song from the late 80's, early 90's that included the lyrics "...I remember these". It included some yodeling. Thanks for help anyone can provide in finding this song. It keeps going through my head. Bill Masterson - wbmasterson@aol.com
Posted March 13, 2007
I understand that you may have the Roy Rogers Farewell Concert dvd set available on you website. If this is correct, I would like to know, as, I know of someone who may be interested in purchasing one. I anxiously await your feedback. Have a good week. Sincerely Mike Murphy - rockzebra@bellsouth.net
Posted March 13, 2007
I'm looking for a Kustom tuck and roll cabinet, black, for 2 12" speakers, with or without speakers. I need to match my Kustom 250-4 power head. Marty - martyj@charter.net
Posted March 12, 2007
HI JOHN ...'THE KEYS IN THE MAILBOX' WAS A BIG HIT FOR FREDDIE HART, ALSO SEVERAL OTHER GREAT COUNTRY ARTIST RECORDED THIS GREAT SONG ...THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted March 12, 2007
"The key is in the mailbox, come on in" was a hit song for the late great Buck Owens. It was written by harlan howard. Thanks for asking. Colonel Robert Morris 'Traditional Country Hall Of Fame Inductee' - colonelrobert@gmail.com
Posted March 12, 2007
Howard Vokes is my uncle love his songs ... hope all his fans stay with him. I know I will. Keep it real and a true song in your heart and soul. Well that's all for now. Your's Truely, Steven Rakes - no8badass@yahoo.com
Posted March 11, 2007
Who is the artist who sang the country/western song, "The key is in the mailbox, come on in"? Thanks for this info. John Thomas Hampton - johnandangelahampton@cox.net
Posted March 9, 2007
Grand Ole Opry star Stu Phillips recorded the song "Colorado". Thanks for asking. Colonel Robert Morris 'Traditional Country Hall Of Fame Inductee' - colonelrobert@gmail.com
Posted March 9, 2007
Lyrics and chords to the Blue Canadian Rockies or in the Blue Canadian Rockies by Hank Snow or Wilf Carter. Jenny Gourgon - jengrams@hotmail.com
Posted March 8, 2007
Wanted Country Music DVDs, CDs, Memrobilia. Photos(signed if possible). Esmor Price - PriEsm@aol.com
Posted March 8, 2007
Looking for the name/lyrics to a C & W song about a 4 yeard old son driving with his Dad and eating chicken nuggets. The Dad brakes hard and the boy's nuggets and drink go everywhere and the little boy says a 4 letter word that starts with S and the Dad askes where he learned that and the boy says from listening to you Dad, etc. Please HELP! Linda - lwyman@cityofrc.com
Posted March 7, 2007
Would like to buy the sound track from the movie Bornholms Stemme, cd or tape. Mette Holkenov - mholkenov@yahoo.dk
Posted March 7, 2007
I am trying to find out the name of the country artist that sang to song "Colorado". I know he is from around the 40's or 50's possibly. If you could give me his name I would appreciate it very much. Thank you. Doug Cramer - doug@rmigallery.com
Posted March 5, 2007
In the mid 70's I was about 14-15 and fortunate to have known Gene O'Quin, a friend of my parents. I inherited several tape recordings of him singing and talking to me and my family. Gene also gave me a belt buckle, he claimed was from a concert/show, he was given for performing with Elvis Presley. Gene was famous for telling me some pretty lively stories about his performing days, some funny and some just informative.
        Does anyone know about when this concert/show he is referring to would have happened? I'm assuming it probably took place in Las Vegas in the early 70's. The buckles were given to all the individuals who worked on this particular concert/show with Elvis. It is a blue guitar with the word Elvis in the middle. Has anyone ever seen anything like this and if so, can you tell me approximate concert/show date? Debbie - kempertrax@yahoo.com
Posted March 5, 2007
Are Lulabelle and Scotty still living and if not date of birth and death? Verna Bouchard - vernamay123@yahoo.com
Posted March 5, 2007
My wife is looking for the song by Red Sovine called "I'm Only Seventeen". Can anyone help? Thanks William Galloway - williamt1@citcom.net
Posted March 1, 2007
In 1974 Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn recorded "As Soon As I Hang Up The Phone". Conway had given the song to Owen Bradley for Crystal, Loretta's sister but it was "too country" for Crystal. They recorded the song with Loretta on a phone in one room and Conway on the phone in the other room. Colonel Robert & Irene Morris - http://www.silverdollarmusic.com
Posted February 28, 2007
I'm looking for a song sung by Loretta Lynn. It's a song she sings about a phone. If you can't get me on this email please text me on 027 3626443. Jean Lenore Horsburgh - JeanandTed@xtra.com.nz
Posted February 27, 2007
Tanya Tucker sang "The Baptism of Jessie Taylor". George Jones wrote the lyrics. Roger - rdalton@naitonal-college.edu
Posted February 27, 2007
I would like to know the lyrics to Wilf Carters song "Mothers Dying Prayer". J Jones - sjones@ameil.ca
Posted February 25, 2007
This isn't an advertisement or anything, but if you think traditional music is gone your wrong. My band, Dixie Cannonball plays nothing but traditional country music. We have a stand up bass player, a fiddle, and I play guitar and sing. I agree that modern day country music is overproduced and dubbed. We are trying so hard to get exposure but my girlfriend is going to school up here in Ohio so I can't move to Texas or Nashville quite yet, please have a look at my site, www.myspace.com/davecoopergtrplayer. David Cooper - dcoopsta@gmail.com
Posted February 25, 2007
Hi! I'm looking for the name of the male artist who sings a song with these words in it: "Isn't it like singing or saying everything will be okay". Thanks for your help! Anne - crzunti@hotmail.com
Posted February 23, 2007
Just a note to let y'all know that Mary Lou Turner will be the special guest on the Country Honky Tonk show tonight, Friday, on Carolina Country Radio, at 7:00 PM Eastern time.
        Also, On Monday night, the 26th, Charlie will be interviewing the great JEAN SHEPPARD, and Tuesday night, WANDA JACKSON will be our special guest.
        You can tune in and listen to the live broadcast by going to http://www.carolinacountryradio.com and listening on the embedded radio, or click on one of the player buttons. Better yet, you're welcome to join us in our broadcast studio by clicking on the "Live Studio Audience" button. Download the plug-in (takes about 10 seconds, and doesn't add any bad stuff to your computer), log in with your name and leave the password box empty. Then, just come on in and participate in the interviews, request songs, etc.
        Hope to see y'all there!! Carolina Country Radio - webmaster@carolinacountryradio.com
Posted February 23, 2007
Who sang "When Jesse Taylor got baptized"? Peggy - pag722@intrstar.net
Posted February 20, 2007
It's a shame what the music of few years ago has turnd into. No songs like the ones from the 50's back. You take names [voices ] like Jim Reeves, Ernest Tubb, Marty Robbins, and the greatest voice of them all, Red Foley, no comparison. Me, I like Western Swing, Bob Wills etc. My fave band, ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL. Wayne Reed - nanygoattown@aol.com
Posted February 20, 2007
Hi. I'm looking for a song that I heard on the record player when I was little and I think it was a 78 or a 33 record. The song was "TELL ME DAD, IS THE WORLD REALLY ROUND". Don't know who sang it, but here is part of the song: "tell me dad, is the world really round, do you know ,do you know is the world really round, can you tell can you tell is the world really round. Tell me dad tell me dad is the world really round". I would really like to have this record again or some information on this song. Hope to find this song, it really means a lot to me. Thank you. Rose Marie Myers - gmyers@fuse.net
Posted February 18, 2007
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Posted February 18, 2007
Could somebody tell me about" Ernest Tubb's "I found some old vinyl 78's and they wont fit in my cd player. Thanx. Johnny Mudd - johnnymudd@msn.com
Posted February 16, 2007
Hi, An answer for Tom, re: Cecil Campbell and the Tennessee Ramblers. There is a biography of sorts at this link: http://www.answers.com/topic/campbell-lunar-crater. Hope that helps some. Ceri - webmaster@carolinacountryradio.com
Posted February 16, 2007
I am looking for a song that grandpa Jones and Stringbean sang together. I belive it is called "Does God Like Country Music?". Jim - good_ol_jim_79
Posted February 14, 2007
Does anyone have any information regarding the families of Dick Hartman or Cecil Campbell of the Tennessee Ramblers? Thanks Tom Warlick - tomwarlick@hotmail.com
Posted February 13, 2007
My name is Jeff Meltz and I work for a documentary production company in New York called KPI. I'm currently working on a feature length documentary about Wanda Jackson, the queen of rockabilly and the first lady of rock and roll. It follows Ms. Jackson's musical career that includes hits in the country, rock 'n' roll, gospel and rockabilly genres.
        We have been filming on the road, at home, and in the studio with Wanda - getting her story every step of the way. Our working title is "EVERY NIGHT IS SATURDAY NIGHT: THE STORY OF WANDA JACKSON".
        Our goal is that this documentary is not just to give this female pioneer her due, but also will act as a catalyst for her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. This film will shine a light on the immeasurable impact Wanda Jackson had on the birth of rock 'n' roll.
        It is because of Wanda's influence that I'm trying to find footage/home movies or photographs of modern kids doing the rockabilly look. You know what I mean. The cars. The hair. The furniture. The guitars. The lifestyle. I'm trying to illustrate the resurgence that's happened in the past 10 years in regard to the new styles of psychobilly and roots musical groups and fans. Anything you can think of to send to me for inclusion in the documentary would be most helpful. We'd be glad to give a special thanks credit in the film to whomever submits material to us. Please let me know if you know of someone or if you yourself are interested in helping out. Thanks so much!! Jeff Meltz - jmeltz@kpitv.com
Posted February 12, 2007
RUTH-PETERUTH@USLINK.NET THE SONG YOU ASKED ABOUT, 'I Wanna play house with you' was done by the g r e a t Eddie Arnold. I HAVE THE RECORD IN MY COLLECTION. THANKS, TOM 'CAT - TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted February 11, 2007
You are invited, Friday night Feb. 16th, 7:00 P.M. at El Chicoas on Murfreesboro Rd, Nashville TN for the public debut of Shelly Rannas, first video featuring her original song Chainsä with cameos by Corey Frizzell, David Frizzell & Henry Paul from Blackhawk. Shelly Rann - www.shellyrann.com
Posted February 11, 2007
I am looking for the words to the old country song, "I Wanna Play House With You", that was popular in the late 40's or early 50's. I can't remember who sang it only that it was a male vocalist. Thank you so much for any help. Ruth - peteruth@uslink.net
Posted February 10, 2007
HI, I'm looking for songs and information on a country singer of the 1950's period named, Cousin Ford Lewis. I know he played in the Los Angeles area and on a Pasadena Radio Station. He made records on the 4 Star lable. Please let me know. Edward Hammer - edhammer@tenforward.com
Posted February 10, 2007
        Well folks, I'm happy to say that I finally did it! Today I went over to the Library of Congress and dropped off my yodeling package at the Recorded Sound Reference Center. This is the department that preserves music and related items for future generations.
1. CD- "Mike Johnson Yodeling 40 Years" - 50 tracks
2. CD- Black Yodel No.1, The Song, The Songwriter" -12 tracks
3. DVD- "Mike Johnson Live!" - 119 minutes - various performances
4. DVD- "Mike Johnson, Black Yodel No.1" - 30 minutes yodel rehearsals
5. Mike Johnson Portrait
6. Biography- "Mike Johnson, The Official Short Version -46pages
7. 43 yodel song lyric sheets for the ones that have words.
8. CD- McDonald Craig
        I received a nice reception from Ms. McKee and a brief run down on what her department did. She took down my address so that they could send me a formal letter of acknowledgement. I was also told that it would take them a month or two to index, catalog, and place the material into their system. Then it will be accessible on their official web site. Made me feel like I've finally accomplished something.
        I also gave them a non-exclusive license to use the material in connection with their department functions. Mike Johnson, Roughshod Records
Posted February 8, 2007
I'm looking for information about a country singer named Rick Bass. John Anderson - jandy77@hotmail.com
Posted February 5, 2007
Howdy, y'all, Thought I'd stop by to tell y'all about a new radio station called Carolina Country Radio. We are just getting started, and would love it if y'all would check us out and listen to the music we play.
        Our station is available on the internet, has CD-quality audio, and - unlike most internet radio stations - C C R C is NOT a station that just streams pre-programmed music. Instead, we have live DJ's (One of our DJ's is in the Country DJ Hall of Fame) on air 24 hours a day/7days a week, playing the best of REAL country music, as well as a great mix of the Rockabilly legends. You won't hear any so-called "new country" on C C R C. What you WILL hear is music by Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Loretta, Tammy, Kitty, Wanda Jackson, Waylon, Willie, Wynn Stewart, Roy Acuff, Hank Snow, Bobby Helms, Narvell Felts, Brenda Lee, and all of the other artists that radio stations won't play these days. You'll also hear new, independent artists who sing and write REAL country music, and live interviews with many artists, such as Freddy Hart, Jack Greene, Merle Haggard, Lawton Williams, Pretty Miss Norma Jean, Jan Howard, Lacy J. Dalton, Eddy Raven, Warner Mack, Lantana, and many others. We broadcast Cowboy Church with Miss Norma Jean, live from Branson, MO. every Sunday at 11:30 AM Eastern time.
        We are dial-up-user friendly, and have a complete help section if you have any problems with the audio or the studio. You can listen on broadband (128k) or dial-up (32k), with Windows Media Player, Winamp, Quicktime, RealPlayer, or just open the website (www.carolinacountryradio.com) and listen with our embedded radio. Or, if you would like to join the live broadcasts, come on in to the Country Honky Tonk, our CD-quality broadcast studio, where you can meet and talk to the artists, request songs, and do some socializin' with the DJ's and other country/rockabilly lovers. You never know who will pop in to say howdy. Lawton Williams, BB Watson, Norma Jean, Jan Howard, Jack Greene, Candi Carpenter, Liz Talley, and Freddy Hart are regular visitors, to name a few.
        And, this is all at NO CHARGE to you, with no gimmicks, no spyware, no pop-ups, and no registration needed. We don't ask for your email address (unless you choose to join our mailing list for announcements about special guests, etc.), and we don't ask for donations.
        So, If you're looking for REAL country/rockabilly music, you'll like Carolina Country Radio. Whether or not you check out our station, Thanks for supporting country music, the way it was meant to be! Ceri - www.carolinacountryradio.com - webmaster@carolinacountryradio.com
Posted February 4, 2007
I love Vern Gosden's music so much! In 1984 he sang about my life, and he still sings about my life. "Gosh I wonder where we'd be tonight". Gus - GothicGargoyle68@aol.com
Posted February 2, 2007
I'm trying to get info on a man named Ben Gabus from La Fayette La, who used to sing and play country music in the 60's and 70's in the baytown houston tx area. Any info appreciated. charlie reynolds - rynl306@aol.com
Posted February 2, 2007
I am also looking 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 believe these were part of the lyrics, also: "The Kansas city kid is sleeping on the couch, dreaming of the range." I think the singer was Eddie Albert Or Eddie Arnold. I have been looking for this song for years and been unable to find anything. Gordon - AzRanchHand@Budweiser.com
Posted January 29, 2007
i need to know if and where the album of stone wall jackson is available of him with his song called angry words, and what the price of it will be. james d phelps thundertrucker27@yahoo.com
Posted January 29, 2007
CONNIE-HT-RIDDLE@HARDYNET.COM ... THE SONGS YOU WERE ASKING ABOUT ... NO CHARGE ... WAS A BIG HIT FOR MELBA MONTGOMERY ... AND THE OTHER 'GREAT' SONG WAS 'I.O.U. BY JIMMY DEAN .... HOPE THIS IS THE INFO. YOU REQUESTED...THANKS, TOM 'CAT' REEDER. TOMCATREEDER@NETZERO.NET
Posted January 28, 2007
I can read emails from Hillbilly but am generally computer challenged and do not know how to join a podcast But I do have this this Austin City Limits vhs with Roger Miller and Danny Gatton plays guitar with him. I have one cd where Delbert McClinton joins him on 1 number. I wonder how many country bands Danny Gatton played with???? RASNYC20@aol.com
Posted January 28, 2007
I am looking for the name of the country music artist that sang a song about a little boy who expected his mother to pay him for chores done at home. He had made her a list with the amount owed for each chore. I think it was called No Charge. If you can help me out, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Connie - ht_riddle@hardynet.com
Posted January 28, 2007
I would like to find the words in complete form for Larry Gatlin's "Houston". Thank You, Ron Stanfield - lameduck@lameduck.com
Posted January 26, 2007
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE JACK JENSEN OF THE RYTHYM PALS IS NOW. HIS COUSIN IS LOOKING FOR HIM. PLEASE LET ME KNOW ASAP. THANK YOU SO MUCH. LAURIS - l.kean@shaw.ca
Posted January 25, 2007
Would like to find the song I heard called "Ding-a-ling the Christmas Bell". I heard it about 25 or so years ago. It was on an album. I don't know for sure who sang it but I think was Lynn Anderson. I would like to get it if possible. Also I am trying to find out if the TV show REBA is on DVD and if so how to get it. Thank You. Ali - woodnut@cybrtyme.com
Posted January 25, 2007
I am looking for the lyrics to an old country song, I know that it was sung by Jimmie Dean at one time for a son, but the version I heard was done by a female artist. The song is called "No Charge". Can you help? madge - littlemarjie2@hotmail.com
Posted January 23, 2007
I am looking for the words of a song, sung by Mahalia Jackson, "I sing my brothers song, I speak my brothers prayer" I am trying to find it for someone who wants to use it for something special. bye, bye Ammy - a.brettig@quicknet.nl
Posted January 23, 2007
I am looking for the artist who sings the song with the lyrics ... Isn't that like singing things will be ok. Sincerely, jan - mrginger@shaw.ca
Posted January 23, 2007
I am looking for a varmint calling tape that Bill Anderson had made. One of my friend has one of his calling tape that is a baby woodpecker and a cottontail distress. Cristie McNallen - c_mcnallen@yahoo.com
Posted January 23, 2007
Who wrote the Wilburn Brothers song "Old Folks Home"? Joe Sherrod - inventorpreneur@yahoo.com
Posted January 22, 2007
Looking for the lyrics to a song recorded by vern gosden and keith whitley, "how can i believe in you". jean - hjpiercey47@hotmail.com
Posted January 21, 2007
As a boy growing up on a farm in east central Illinois we listened to the W S station and in the mornings when we were milking someone sang a song about a dog named Rattler, part of it was call old Rattler from the barn here Rattler here. I would love to Harlan Kahle #2013, 1452 S Ellsworth Rd., Mesa, AZ 85209 - hdkahle@aol.com
Posted January 16, 2007
I LOVE THIS SITE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. MGBADAJOE@ABA.COM
Posted January 16, 2007
I'm looking for anybody who has any footage of Carroll Baker, preferably the 2 specials she did with the CBC in Nashville. But I will gladly accept anything. Very big fan. Jason - jdonio@tbaytel.net
Posted January 11, 2007
Does anyone know what happened to Bonnie Blue Eyes, whose real name was Loeta Applegate. I understand after her partner, Bob Atcher, went off to war during WW2, she made some appearances on the Gene Autry show, and just sort of disappeared after that. Paul W Urbahns - paul.urbahns@gmail.com
Posted January 11, 2007
Hello, Can you please tell me what country group recorded song title: longest day of the year. Many thanks, Colette - colette.maguire@homecall.co.uk
Posted January 8, 2007
does anyone have lyrics to blue canadian rockies please? jenny gourgon - jengrams@hotmail.com
Posted January 8, 2007
My entire life, I have heard stories about my Granny's cousin, Melbie who had so many shoes that if she lived to be 100 years old, that she would never wear the same pair twice. After checking into this a little, it happens to be that her name is Melba Montgomery. I never heard the name "Earl Montgomery" just someone by the name of "Peanut". I know that this is pretty far-fetched, but I would love to know the link between it all. I don't know the exact contact but, the one thing that I do know is that I LOVE Country Music - and maybe there is a reason that it may be all in the family. I thought maybe you can give me some kind of link to a fan club source or something that may help me. Ancestry.Com doesn't have alot of information for the living. Anything that can help me would be great. Pamela Batchelor - pambatchelor@comcast.net
Posted January 8, 2007
i recently found an autograph of a man named dick curless. i am not to familiar with country music so i was wondering if this was worth anything. he is playing a guitar wearing a cowboy hat and an eyepatch on stage at wsm grand. please let me know if anyone has any knowledge on this. jessica timmons - jessiet143@msn.com
Posted January 8, 2007
Who sings the song with lyric's "I hope I'm half the dad you didn't have to be"? Matt - Clarkmo81@aol.com
Posted January 5, 2007
I was looking for the artist and song title for a song I heard on the radio today. The only lyrics I can really recall are "I wanna be like you" and "I'm your buckaroo." It's a song about a father and his son and how the son wants to do everything like his dad. Any info is appreciated. Bill Pierce - billicron@hotmail.com
Posted January 2, 2007
looking for the song lyrics to wilf carter aka montana slim. glenna - dollface_991@hotmail.com
Posted January 2, 2007
My name is Bill Curtis. I was the bass player for a group called the "Pickin Hicks", one of David Kents favorite groups. We played the Hyaride for 6 or 7 years when it was on Benton Road. David Kent made hired a video company and made a full movie. Do you know how to get intouch with Joey his son? I was wondering if the movie still exists. We never got to see it. Thanks for your time. bc - daddiobill@windstream.net
Posted January 2, 2007
the all new ark-la-miss opry, housed in the historic fiske theatre in downtown oak grove, louisiana, will kick-off the 2007 season on saturday nite, january 13th, 2007, with a fine array of talent and real traditional country music. the featured band, direct from the tom-bigbee jamboree in fulton, mississippi, the 7 piece, jack hammer & the gung ho trio w/"lembone smith" on steel guitar and sonny & the tupelo honey's, lead and back-up vocals. special guest, 14 yr old miss carissa amberly of longview, texas will make her first appearence at the opry. carissa is the 2006 overall winner of the texas country music hall of fame talent competition and is currently touring and promoting her first album, "letters". the song "some hero's don't come back", from that album and written by, minden, louisisna's, nolen brown is currently recieving tremendous airplay on xm radio. also on the program as our featured songwriter will be nolen brown of minden, louisiana. mr brown will give us the songs in the way the artist hears them the first time, up close and personal. also a special guest, 13 yr old william michael morgan of vicksburg, mississippi will be making a return engagement, by popular demand. william michael is a singer/songwriter and a crowd pleaser, of all ages. he also is a recording artist and quite a showman. be there and see for yourself. no! country music is not dead. the young stars of todays ark-la-miss opry just might be the new blood of the genre. tickets are $10.00 for adults : children 16 and under are admitted free with an adult. uniformed military, past and present admitted free if in uniform as our hero's! information is available at 318-428-2161, the fiske box office. country jack - countryjack@north-sidestudios.com
Posted January 2, 2007
i need help about the song that i like but i don't know who sang, including the lyrics if possible ... the song has a lyrics sounds like this ...
I was wrong when I hurt you
Did you have to hurt me too
Do you think revenge will make it better.
thanks for your help ... jhoy - skulldeadangel1225@yahoo.com
Posted January 1, 2007
Trying to learn the name of a male singer for the Christmas season song "bethlehem" came out in the late 60's early 70's. Can you help? Thank you. gerald antoine - misssouriwaltzer@sbcglobal.net

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