History of Country & Western Music: 400 Legendary Songs
Product Description
History Of Country & Western Music
This German digitally remastered box-set features 400 legendary songs from 185 famous artists including Roy Acuff, Merle Travis, Bill Monroe, Bob Wills, Chet Atkins, Hank Williams, Jimmie Rodgers, and The Carter Family.
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: (Five Stars)
a FANTASTIC value for a TREASURE TROVE of historic country music!, May 1, 2007
By Mister Charlie (Los Angeles, CA)One could argue with the inclusion or exclusion of certain songs or artists, but with this boxed set you get 20 CDs, 400 SONGS of mostly fantastic country & western (& a dash of bluegrass and “cowboy”, and there’s western swing and honky tonk, etc.) music from the late 1920s to the early 1950s.
From Jimmie Rodgers to Hank Williams, from Bob Wills to Tennessee Ernie Ford, from Gene Autry to Flatt & Scruggs, and on and on, this set is a superb way to jump-start your classic country collection. If you’re already a fan of this music and have CDs by many of the artists contained herein, you’ll probably find some songs repeated from your current collection, but you’ll also find a swath of songs by more obscure artists than those mentioned here… I certainly hadn’t heard of Keith Loyd, Bill Strength or Andy Schroder. The mastering/recording quality is generally pretty good.
Thanks go to this German record label for offering up this great old American music so affordably.
Disk List
The following is a list of all the disks and songs included in this collection:
- Disk: 1
- Ain’t That Skippin’ And Flyin’ – The Allen Brothers (1927)
- Train 45 – Grayson & Whitter (1927)
- Omie Wise – G. B. Grayson (1927)
- My Name Is John Jo Hannah – Kelly Harrell (1927)
- Gonna Die With My Hammer – Williamson Brothers (1927)
- Country Blues – Dock Boggs (1927)
- Ben Dewberry’s Final Run – Jimmie Rodgers (1927)
- Called To The Foreign Field – Alfred Karnes (1927)
- Pretty Polly – B. F. Shelton (1927)
- The Ways Of The World – W. M. Stepp (1927)
- Lullaby Yodel – Jimmie Rodgers (1928)
- Frankie And Johnny – John Hurt (1928)
- Old Country Stomp – Henry Thomas (1928)
- My Little Old Home – Jimmie Rodgers (1928)
- Railroad Blues – Sam Mc Gee (1928)
- The Butcher’s Boy – Buell Kazee (1928)
- Wildwood Flower – The Carter Family (1928)
- The Days Of ’49 – Jules Verne Allen (1928)
- Treasures Untold – Jimmie Rodgers (1928)
- Get Away From That Window – The Pickard Family (1928)
- Disk: 2
- How Many Biscuites Can You Eat – Dr. Humphrey Bate (1928)
- John Henry – Deford Bailey (1928)
- My Wife Died Friday Night – The Crook Brothers (1928)
- Ham Beats All Meat – Dr. Humphrey Bate (1928)
- The Unfortunate Breakman – Kentucky Ramblers (1928)
- I Want To Go – Ernest Phipps (1928)
- Any Old Time – Jimmie Rodgers (1929)
- L And N Rag – Alex Hood (1929)
- I Am Bound For The Promised Land – Alfred Karnes (1929)
- Bonaparte’s Retreat – W. M. Stepp (1929)
- High Powered Mama – Jimmie Rodgers (1929)
- Just Because – Nelstone’s Hawaiians (1929)
- Tom Dooley – Grayson & Whitter (1929)
- Peg And Awl – Carolina Tar Hells (1929)
- Blue Yodel No. 5 – Jimmie Rodgers (1929)
- Brownskin Blues – Dick Justice (1929)
- Slow Wicked Blues – Jimmie Tarlton (1929)
- Jimmie’s Texas Blues – Jimmie Rodgers (1929)
- The Dying Cowboy – Jules Verne Allen (1929)
- Hobo Bill’s Last Ride – Jimmie Rodgers (1929)
- Disk: 3
- Train Whistle Blues – Jimmie Rodgers (1929)
- Mobile County Blues – Nelstone’s Hawaiians (1929)
- Think A Little – G. Wade & F. Braswell (1929)
- A Lazy Farmer Boy – Carter & Young (1930)
- The House Carpenter – Clarence Ashley (1930)
- Bake That Chicken Pie – Jackson County Barn Owls (1930)
- Pan American Man – Cliff Carlisle (1930)
- John Hardy – The Carter Family (1930)
- Blue Yodel No. 8 – Jimmie Rodgers (1930)
- I Wonder How – Jackson County Barn Owls (1930)
- Aunt Dinah’s Quilting Party – Floyd County Ramblers (1930)
- Huskin’ Bee – Yellow Jackets (1930)
- With My Mother – Kentucky Ramblers (1930)
- A Little Talk With Jesus – Ernest Phipps (1930)
- Ned Went-A-Fishin’ – Walker’s Corbin Ramblers (1930)
- Let’s Go To Town – Joe Mc Coy & Memphis Minnie
- My Good Gal’s Gone – Jimmie Rodgers (1931)
- Chased Old Satan – Woodie Brothers (1931)
- Let Me Be Your Slide Track – Jimmie Rodgers (1931)
- My Bones Gonna Rise Again – Dave & Howard (1931)
- Disk: 4
- Like Likker Better Than Me – Woodie Brothers (1931)
- Serves ‘Em Fine – Dave & Howard (1931)
- Darling Cora – B. F. Shelton (1931)
- Callahan – W. M. Stepp) (1931)
- Nancy Jane – Fort Worth Doughboys (1932)
- Rockin’ Blues – Jimmie Davis (1932)
- No Hard Times – Jimmie Rodgers (1932)
- Who’s Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet – Renfro Valley Boys (1932)
- Ginseng Blues – Kentucky Ramblers (1932)
- If The Light Has Gone – Ernest Phipps (1932)
- Down On The Old Road To Home – Jimmie Rodgers (1932)
- Rye Whiskey – Tex Ritter (1933)
- Sunbonnet Sue – Fort Worth Doughboys (1933)
- Somewhere Down Below – Jimmie Rodgers (1933)
- We Shall Be Reunited – Alfred Karnes (1933)
- The Old Hen – W. M. Stepp & Mae Puckett (1933)
- Mississippi Delta Blues – Jimmie Rodgers (1933)
- Brown’s Ferry Blues – The Delmore Brothers (1934)
- Do Not Wait – Kentucky Ramblers (1934)
- The Twelves – Kokomo Arnold (1934)
- Disk: 5
- Taking Off – Milton Brown (1935)
- Bye And Bye – Carter Family (1935)
- Tumbling Tumbleweeds – Gene Autry (1935)
- Oh Molly Dear – B. F. Shelton (1935)
- Don’t Grieve After Me – Ernest Phipps (1935)
- Mud Fence – W. M. Stepp & W. Williams (1935)
- Mama Don’t Allow It – Milton Brown (1936)
- Honky Tonk Blues – Jimmie Davis (1936)
- I’ll Go Ridin’ Down – Gene Autry (1936)
- What’s The Matter With The Mill – Bob Wills (1936)
- Hesitation Blues – Milton Brown (1936)
- Great Spreckled Bird – Roy Acuff (1936)
- Lonnie’s Fox Chase – Lonnie Glosson (1936)
- Guns And Guitars – Gene Autry (1936)
- Where We’ll Never Grow Old – Alfred Karnes (1936)
- Ruffles And Bustles – Walker’s Corbin Ramblers (1936)
- Ride Ranger Ride – Gene Autry (1936)
- All The Good Times – The Monroe Brothers (1937)
- Rhythm Of The Range – Gene Autry (1937)
- Sinner You Better Get Ready – The Monroe Brothers (1937)
- Disk: 6
- Dissatisfied – Riverside Ramblers (1937)
- Song Of The Bandit – Sons Of The Pioneers (1937)
- Cowboy Night Herd Song – Roy Rogers (1937)
- I Want To Be A Cowboy’s Sweetheart – Patsy Montana (1937)
- Women Women Women – Shelley Lee Alley (1937)
- Fox And Hounds – Jimmie Revard (1937)
- Honky Tonk Blues – Al Dexter (1937)
- The Last Letter – Rex Griffin (1937)
- Everybody’s Rockin’ – Modern Mountaineers (1937)
- Drifting Along – Riverside Ramblers (1937)
- Take Me Back – Gene Autry (1937)
- Shine On Me – Ernest Phipps (1937)
- Silver Strand – W. M. Stepp (1937)
- Aura Lee – The Shelton Brothers (1938)
- Liza Pull Down The Shades – Bob Wills (1938)
- It Makes No Difference Now – Cliff Bruner (1938)
- Pussy Pussy Pussy – Light Crust Doughboys (1938)
- Running Around – Joe Werner (1938)
- Ammend La Nouville A Mamere – Joe’s Acadians (1938)
- When You’re Smiling – Cliff Bruner (1938)
- Disk: 7
- Colorado Sunset – Gene Autry (1939)
- Pine State Honky Tonk – Claude Casey (1939)
- On The Owl Hoot Trail – The Shelton Brothers (1939)
- Mississippi Muddle – Radio Cowboys (1939)
- Back In The Saddle Again – Gene Autry (1939)
- Won’t You Ride – Hank Penny (1940)
- After The Sunrise – Chuck Wagon Gang (1940)
- New San Antonio Rose – Bob Wills (1940)
- Blueberry Hill – Gene Autry (1940)
- When Mama Goes Out – Bar X Cowboys (1940)
- Gaucho Serenade – Gene Autry (1940)
- Boogie Woogie Johnson – Jubileers (1940)
- He’s An Army Man – Dixie Ramblers (1940)
- Ride Tenderfoot Ride – Gene Autry (1940)
- The Right String – Jubileers (1940)
- Until You Went Away – Nolan Bush (1940)
- Melody Ranch – Gene Autry (1940)
- Don’t Ever Go Wrong – Sons Of Dixie (1940)
- Boogie Woogie In The Village – Village Boys (1940)
- El Rancho Grande – Gene Autry (1940)
- Disk: 8
- That Silver-Haired Daddy Of Mine – Gene Autry (1941)
- Mary Jane – Modern Mountaineers (1941)
- Alamo Rag – Adolph Hofner (1941)
- I Ain’t Honky Tonkin’ Anymore – Ernest Tubb (1941)
- Down Mexico Way – Gene Autry (1941)
- Milk Cow Blues – Johnnie Lee Wills (1941)
- Tulsa Twist – Dickie Mc Bride (1941)
- Walkin’ The Floor Over You – Ernest Tubb (1941)
- You Are My Sunshine – Gene Autry (1941)
- Take Me Back To Tulsa – Bob Wills (1941)
- When My Blue Moon – W. Walker & G. Sullivan (1941)
- I Found A New Baby – Bill Mounce (1941)
- Kickin’ It Off – Bill Mounce (1941)
- Old Joe Is At It Again – The Village Boys (1941)
- Jitterbug Jive – Bill Boyd (1941)
- I’ve Been Drafted – Bill Mounce (1941)
- Teeny Weeny – Jimmy Hart (1941)
- The Big House Blues – Shelley Lee Alley (1941)
- You Nearly Lose Your Mind – Ernest Tubb (1941)
- Wreck On The Highway – Roy Acuff (1941)
- Disk: 9
- Fireball Mail – Roy Acuff (1942)
- Squeeze Box Polka – Louise Massey (1942)
- Talkin’ ‘Bout You – Hank Penny (1943)
- Pistol Packin’ Mama – Al Dexter (1943)
- Jingle Jangle Jingle – Tex Ritter (1943)
- In Old Capistrano – Gene Autry (1943)
- Born To Lose – Ted Daffan (1943)
- Tearstaines On Your Letter – Hank Penny (1943)
- When You Cry – Hank Penny (1944)
- Shame On You – Spade Cooley (1944)
- Texas Blues – Foy Willing (1944)
- I’m Wasting My Tears On You – Tex Ritter (1944)
- I’m Singing The Blues – Hank Penny (1944)
- Ten Years – Johnny Bond (1945)
- Roly Poly – Bob Wills (1945)
- Rocky Road Blues – Bill Monroe (1945)
- Guitar Boogie – Arthur Smith (1945)
- Red River Valley – Johnny Bond (1945)
- Southern Belle – Curly Williams (1945)
- Don’t Let That Man Get You Down – Texas Ruby (1945)
- Disk: 10
- Now Ain’t You Glad Dear – Hank Penny (1945)
- Oklahoma Hills – Jack Guthrie (1945)
- With Tears In My Eyes – Wesley Tuttle (1945)
- Low Down Blues – Shelley Lee Alley (1945)
- I’m Counting The Days – Hank Penny (1945)
- Hillbilly Boogie – The Delmore Brothers (1946)
- Mandolin Boogie – The Armstrong Twins (1946)
- Steel Guitar Stomp – Hank Penny (1946)
- Boogie Woogie Baby – The Delmore Brothers (1946)
- Cincinnati Lou – Merle Travis (1946)
- Oklahoma Stomp – Spade Cooley (1946)
- I Got Texas In My Soul – Tex Williams (1946)
- Three Way Boogie – Spade Cooley (1946)
- Huntin’ Business All The Time – Jimmy Wyble (1946)
- I’ve Got The Hesitation Blues – Jimmie Widener (1946)
- O.P.A. Blues – Ocie Stockard (1946)
- Rattlesnakin’ Daddy – Boots Woodall (1946)
- Taking My Time – Jimmy Wyble (1946)
- I Hear You Knockin’ – Jimmie Widener (1946)
- Nobody Cares – Ocie Stockard (1946)
- Disk: 11
- Goodbye My Heart – Jimmy Wyble (1946)
- I’ll Be Satisfied – Jimmie Widener (1946)
- Twilight On The Trail – Johnny Bond (1946)
- Drivin’ Nails In My Coffin – Floyd Tillman (1946)
- Faded Love – Bob Wills (1946)
- Out On The Open Range – Johnny Bond (1946)
- Yodelling Polka – Spade Cooley (1946)
- I’m Gonna Change Things – Hank Penny (1946)
- No Vacancy – Merle Travis (1946)
- Tomorrow Never Comes – Johnny Bond (1946)
- The Tramp On The Steet – Molly O’day (1946)
- Blue Moon Of Kentucky – Bill Monroe (1946)
- Brain Cloudy Blues – Bob Wills (1946)
- Get Yourself A Red Head – Hank Penny (1946)
- Sioux City Sue – Gene Autry (1946)
- A Rainy Sunday Night – Elmer Christian (1946)
- Time Will Tell – Hank Penny (1946)
- When God Comes – Molly O’day (1946)
- Missouri – Merle Travis (1946)
- Texas Cowboy Rag – Ben Christian (1946)
- Disk: 12
- Move It On Over – Hank Williams (1947)
- Rootie Tootie – Paul Howard (1947)
- Freight Train Boogie – Red Foley (1947)
- Ten Gallon Boogie – Pee Wee King (1947)
- The Texas Special – Luke Wills (1947)
- Merle’s Boogie Woogie – Merle Travis (1947)
- Smoke Smoke Smoke – Tex Williams (1947)
- Cigareetes, Whusky O.. – Sons Of The Pioneers (1947)
- Oakie Boogie – Johnny Tyler (1947)
- Barnyard Boogie – The Delmore Brothers (1947)
- My Bucket’s Got A Hole In It – T. Texas Tyler (1947)
- Canned Heat – Chet Atkins (1947)
- Oklahoma Blues – Jimmy Wakely (1947)
- Cow Town Boogie – Ocie Stockard (1947)
- Shuffletown – Jimmie Widener (1947)
- Cocaine Blues – Billy Hughes (1947)
- Since You’ve Been Gone – Boots Woodall (1947)
- No More Blues – Jimmy Wyble (1947)
- That’s My Lindy Lou – Jimmie Widener (1947)
- Twin Guitar Polka – Ocie Stockard (1947)
- Disk: 13
- Boggs Boogie – Spade Cooley (1947)
- New Broom Boogie – Al Dexter (1947)
- Wabash Cannonball – Roy Acuff (1947)
- Drinking All My Troubles Away – Paul Howard (1947)
- Cowboy Stomp – Bob Wills (1947)
- Saturday Night Boogie – Al Dexter (1947)
- I Saw The Light – Roy Acuff (1947)
- The Race Horse Song – Bill Monroe (1947)
- I Love You So Much It Hurts – Floyd Tillman (1947)
- Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain – Roy Acuff (1947)
- Sixteen Tons – Merle Travis (1947)
- Silver Stars – Cliffie Stone (1947)
- Banjo Boogie – Lone Star Playboys (1947)
- Better Make Up Your Mind – Sonny Hall (1947)
- Nine Pound Hammer – Merle Travis (1947)
- Shadows On My Memories – The Miller Brothers (1947)
- Xit Song – Billy Briggs (1947)
- Operation Blues – Homer Clemons (1947)
- Texas Swing – Link Davis (1947)
- You Waited Too Long – Dick Dyson (1947)
- Disk: 14
- Penny Blows His Top – Hank Penny (1947)
- Diggin’ – Dickie Jones (1947)
- Miller’s Boogie – The Miller Brothers (1947)
- Big Beaver – Buck Roberts (1947)
- Cowboy Boogie – Red Woodward (1947)
- Hillbilly Jump – Hank Penny (1947)
- Louisiana Boogie – Harry Choates (1948)
- Birmingham Jail – Johnny Bond (1948)
- Two Can Play Your Game – Johnny Tyler (1948)
- Mercury Boogie – K. C. Douglas (1948)
- Big Fat Papa – Hank Penny (1948)
- Dog House Boogie – Hawkshaw Hawkins (1948)
- Georgia Boogie – Curley Williams (1948)
- Honky Tonkin’ – Hank Williams (1948)
- Tennessee Saturday Night – Red Foley (1948)
- Mexicali Rose – Johnny Bond (1948)
- Bull Fiddle Boogie – Pee Wee King (1948)
- Don’t Break My Heart – Eddie Miller (1948)
- Ridin’ Down To Santa Fe – Johnny Bond (1948)
- Income Tax – Dub Adams (1948)
- Disk: 15
- Drop Dead – Tex Williams (1948)
- Rose Of My Heart – Bill Haley (1948)
- Peach Street Boogie – The Delmore Brothers (1948)
- Boogie Woogie Blues – Art Gunn (1948)
- Cotton Picker’s Special – Paul Howard (1948)
- Mine All Mine – Jimmy Wakely (1948)
- A Yodeller’s Lullaby – Bill Haley (1948)
- Steel Guitar Boogie – Tommy Sargent (1948)
- Artistry In Western Swing – Tex Williams (1948)
- My Bank Account Is Gone – Jesse Ashlock (1948)
- Rovin’ Eyes – Bill Haley (1948)
- Peepin’ Through The Keyhole – Cliffie Stone (1948)
- One Has My Name – Jimmy Wakely (1948)
- Dear Oakie – Jack Rivers (1948)
- Wanderer’s Swing – Rip Ramsey (1948)
- Dessau Waltz – Jimmy Heap (1948)
- Yodel Your Blues Away – Bill Haley (1948)
- Humpty Dumpty Heart – Hank Thompson (1948)
- The Blues Come Around – Hank Williams (1948)
- High Tempered Mama – The Buchanan Brothers (1948)
- Disk: 16
- Candy And Women – Bill Haley (1949)
- Anticipation Blues – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1949)
- Rag Mop – Johnnie Lee Wills (1949)
- Riders In The Sky – Sons Of The Pioneers (1949)
- Too Many Women – Jerry Irby (1949)
- Can’t Live Without You – Don Mc Cord (1949)
- Cotton Haired Gal – Bill Haley (1949)
- Smokey Mountain Boogie – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1949)
- Jug Band Boogie – Louis Innis (1949)
- Country Boy Blues – Pee Wee Hughes (1949)
- Gonna Paint The Town Red – Tommy Scott (1949)
- A-Sleeping At The Foot Of The Bed – Little Jimmy Dickens (1949)
- My Mom Heard Me Crying – Bill Haley (1949)
- Tennessee Border – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1949)
- Baby Don’t You Want To Go – Dan Pickett (1949)
- Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy – Tommy Duncan (1949)
- Pan American Boogie – Wayne Raney (1949)
- Bingo Boogie – Tommy Mooney (1949)
- Behind The Eight Ball – Bill Haley (1949)
- Mule Train – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1949)
- Disk: 17
- The Covered Wagon – Bill Haley (1949)
- When The Work’s All Done – Johnny Bond (1949)
- Slippin’ Around – Floyd Tillman (1949)
- Candy Kisses – Eddie Kirk (1949)
- I Love You Because – Leon Payne (1949)
- Heart And Soul – Johnny Bond (1949)
- So Long To The Red River Valley – Johnny Bond (1949)
- Wreck On The Highway – Bill Haley (1949)
- Tumbling Tumbleweeds – Johnny Bond (1949)
- Panhandle Rag – Leon Mc Auliffe (1949)
- Fiddlin’ Boogie – Curley Williams (1949)
- Poor Ellen Smith – Molly O’day (1949)
- The Fields Have Turned Brown – The Stanley Brothers (1949)
- This Cold War With You – Floyd Tillman (1949)
- Room Full Of Roses – George Morgan (1949)
- Country Boy – Little Jimmy Dickens (1949)
- You’re Gonna Change – Hank Williams (1949)
- Gamblin’ Polkadot Blues – Tommy Duncan (1949)
- Take An Old Cold ‘Tater – Little Jimmy Dickens (1949)
- Whoa Sailor – Hank Thompson (1949)
- Disk: 18
- Lost Highway – Hank Williams (1949)
- Give Me A Hundred Reasons – Ann Jones (1949)
- Panhandle Shuffle – Billy Briggs (1949)
- Holes In My Soles – Tiny Colbert (1949)
- You Can’t Have Your Cake – Texas Top Hands (1949)
- My Bucket’s Got A Hole In It – Hank Williams (1949)
- Holdin’ The Sack – Jimmie Revard (1949)
- You’re There – Shorty Bates (1949)
- Steel Guitar Bounce – Lone Star Playboys (1949)
- West Wind – Smiley Whitley (1949)
- Shotgun Boogie – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1950)
- Take It Away Leon – Leon Mc Auliffe (1950)
- Long Gone Lonesome Blues – Hank Williams (1950)
- I Love You A Thousand Ways – Lefty Frizzell (1950)
- Hamburger Hop – Johnny Hicks (1950)
- Mean Mama Boogie – Johnny Bond (1950)
- I’ll Never Be Free – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1950)
- Why Don’t You Love Me – Hank Williams (1950)
- Beer Bottle Mama – Andy Reynolds (1950)
- My Baby’s Just Like Money – Lefty Frizzell (1950)
- Disk: 19
- Moanin’ The Blues – Hank Williams (1950)
- Remember Me – Stuart Hamblen (1950)
- I Overlooked An Orchid – Carl Smith (1950)
- If You’ve Got The Money – Lefty Frizzell (1950)
- I Just Don’t Like This Kind Of Living – Hank Williams (1950)
- Mr. And Mississippi – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1950)
- My Western Union Baby – Keith Loyd (1950)
- Release Me – Eddie Miller (1950)
- Darling I Don’t Understand – Jesse James (1950)
- Black Coffee Blues – Bill Strength (1950)
- Herbie’s Steel Guitar Polka – Buster Martin (1950)
- Rag Mop – Jesse James (1950)
- Live And Let Live – Jimmy Prince (1950)
- I Don’t Get No Lovin’ – Dickie Mc Bride (1950)
- Adam’s Apple – Richard Prine (1950)
- 12Th Street Rag – Texas Top Hands (1950)
- How Long – Cotton Thompson (1950)
- Why Should We Try Anymore – Hank Williams (1950)
- Don’t Fence Me In – Gene Autry (1951)
- Cold Cold Heart – Hank Williams (1951)
- Disk: 20
- I Can’t Help It – Hank Williams (1951)
- Taylor Made Woman – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1951)
- Let Old Mother Nature – Carl Smith (1951)
- South Of The Border – Gene Autry (1951)
- Kissin’ Bug Boogie – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1951)
- Don’t Get Above Your Raisin’ – L. Flatt & E. Scruggs (1951)
- Get Your Kicks – Johnny Hicks (1951)
- Hey Good Lookin’ – Hank Williams (1951)
- Stack-O-Lee – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1951)
- Sick, Sober And Sorry – Johnny Bond (1951)
- The Wild Side Of Life – Hank Thompson (1951)
- Lonesome Whistle – Hank Williams (1951)
- Ocean Of Tears – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1951)
- Blue Guitar Stomp – Leon Mc Auliffe (1951)
- Trouble In Mind – Jerry Irby (1951)
- Honky Tonk Blues – Hank Williams (1951)
- Rock City Boogie – Tennessee Ernie Ford (1951)
- Indian Summer – Spade Cooley (1951)
- Prairie Dog Ramble – Andy Schroder (1951)
- Jambalaya – Hank Williams (1951)