MYSTIC RECORDS 730

WARREN ROBBE
Jun 58
45-730-A - My Chicken Pen   (Golden State Songs)
(W Robbe / G Bloomfield)
45-730-B - My Heart Disagrees   (Golden State Songs)
(B Goodwin / W Robbe)
MYSTIC RECORDS 730
Pueblo, CO

Source: Terry Gordon

BLUEGRASS RECORDS 729

BOB CUNDIFF

Jun 58   (BMI Clearance on 21st Oct 58)

45-729-A - I’m Coming Back   (Golden State Songs)

(Cundiff - Meek)

45-729-B - Don’t Look Back   (Golden State Songs)

(Cundiff - Meek)

BLUEGRASS RECORDS 729

RR #4, North Vernon, IN

Source: Dan DeClark

STARDAY RECORDS 728

RAY ANDERSON

Jun 58

45-728-A - You Can’t Break A Heart (That’s Been Broken)

(Starrite BMI)  (Anderson)

45-728-B - Cryin’ A River

(Starrite BMI)   (Anderson)

STARDAY RECORDS 728

Not entirely sure if this is the same guy who recorded in the Cincinnati, OH are for Excellent Records amongst others. To my ears the vocals aren't too similar to each other, but that could be the recording.

Source:  Lars Lungren

STARDAY RECORDS 727

HAL PAYNE

Jun 58

45-727-A - You’ll Miss Me Tomorrow   (Starrite BMI)

(Payne)

45-727-B - Honky Tonk Stomp   (Starrite BMI)

(Payne)

STARDAY RECORDS 727

Source: Terry Gordon

COUNTRY RECORDS 726

FRED SCARBORO with the String Masters
Jun 58
45-726-A - (I’ll Always Love You) Till I Die    (Golden State Songs)
(Scarboro)
45-726-B - Hula dance      (Golden State Songs)
(Scarboro)
COUNTRY RECORDS 726
Unknown Location

Source: Phillip J Tricker

ILLINOIS RECORDS 725

ART ONTARIO
Jun 58
45-725-A - I'm Proud   (Golden State Songs)
(Ontario)
45-725-B - Wiggle Walkin' Boogie   (Golden State Songs)
(Ontario)
ILLINOIS RECORDS 725
Wayne, City, IL

Source: Terry Gordon

PEACH RECORDS 724

TED McPHERSON and the Dixie Land Ramblers
Jun 58   (Billboard Rev = 14th July 1958)
45-724-A - I'll Cry Tomorrow   (Golden State Songs)
(Ted McPherson)
45-724-B - You Were Laughing   (Golden State Songs)
(Ted McPherson)
PEACH RECORDS 724
Box 111, Jefferson, GA

Source: Kent Heineman and Lars Lungren

B-MAC RECORDS 723

BOBBY MACK
May 58  (BMI Clearance on 31st Aug 1958)
45-723-A - Crazy Heart   (Golden State Songs)
(B Mack)
45-723-B - Waiting For You To Call   (Golden State Songs)
(B Mack)
B-MAC RECORDS 723
1105 Glenoak Street, Creve Coeur, IL

Source: Terry Gordon

PEACH RECORDS 722

JOHN WORTHAN
May 1958  (Billboard Rev = 14th July 1958)
45-722-A - The Cat's Were Jumpin'   (Golden State Songs)
(Harold E Riley)
45-722-B - I Wrote You A Letter      (Golden State Songs)

(Harold E Riley)

PEACH RECORDS 722

Box 111, Jefferson, GA

Source: Terry Gordon

PEACH RECORDS 721

OLEN LITTLE

May 58  (Billboard Rev: 14th July 1958)

45-721-A - You Heavenly You   (Golden State Songs)

(-)

45-721-B - The World Belongs To Me   (Golden State Songs)

(Harold E Riley) 

PEACH 721

Box 111, Jefferson, GA

Source: Popsike

VALLEY RECORDS 720

DALE ANDERSON and the Elliot Brothers
May 58
720-A - I Did My Part   (Golden State Songs)
(Dale Anderson and David Thomas)
720-B - I'll Always Love You   (Golden State Songs)
(Elliot Brothers)
VALLEY 720
Bristol, VA

Source:  Phillip J Tricker

STARDAY RECORDS 719

FRANKIE EVANS and his Top Notchers
May 58  (BB Rev = 30th June 1958)
45-719-A - The Ain't Got Blues   (Starrite)
(Lowana Julaire / Frank Evans)
45-719-B - All My Dreams Are Gold   (Starrite)
(Lowana Julaire / Lew Tobin)
STARDAY 719
(Artist based in Florida at time of release)

Source:  Terry Gordon

BIG STATE RECORDS 718

JOHNNY BROWN and the Plainsmen  Vcl Sammy
Apr 58
CP-1539 - Shame   (Starrite BMI)
(Brown) CP-1540 - My Little Darling   (Starrite BMI)
(Brown) BIG STATE 718
325 Prospect, El Paso, TX

Source: Lars Lungren

JEWEL RECORDS 717

THE IMPERIALS

Apr 58

CP-1545 - Steppin' Out   (Golden State Songs)

(Billy Arcement)

CP-1546 - Am I The One       (Golden State Songs)

(??)

JEWEL RECORDS 717

Labadieville, LA

Source: Dan DeClark

OZARK RECORDS 716

THREE RAMBLERS   (Vcls - Jerald Boykin)

Apr 58

CP-1543 - If You Call That Love   (Golden State Songs)

(R Jochim / T Slitz / J Boykin)

CP-1544 - Walkin' Talkin' Baby Doll   (Golden State Songs)

(R Jochim / T Slitz / J Boykin)

OZARK 716

816 Sheridan Drive, Saute Ste Marie, MI

Source: Terry Gordon

TRAVELER RECORDS 715

BILL AND BEN and the Arkansas Travelers
Apr 58
CP-1525 - My Blue Eyed Baby   (Golden State Songs)
(R Golden / C Foster)
CP-1526 - The Sun Shines Brighter   (Golden State Songs)
(B Golden)
TRAVELER RECORDS 715
601 East University, Champaign, IL

Source: Neil Scott

STARDAY RECORDS 714

ALDEN HOLLOWAY and his Tri-City Boys
May 58
45-714-A - Chiquita   (Starrite BMI)
(Floyd Haglen)
45-714-B - Loving Is My Business   (Starrite BMI)
(Alden Holloway)
STARDAY 714

Source: Terry Gordon

STARLITE RECORDS 713

HANK RECTOR
May 58   (BMI Clearance on 31 Aug 58)
CP-1502 - I'm Gonna Let You Go   (Golden State Songs)
(Rector)
CP-1503 - My One Desire   (Golden State Songs)
(Rector)
STARLITE RECORDS 713
Box 348, Bel Air, MD

Source: Neil Scott

BLUE GRASS RECORDS 712

JESSE STEVENS and the Big Sandy Boys
Apr 58
CP-1488 - Mama Mama   (Golden State Songs)
(Stevens)
CP-1489 - No Bluebirds In The Sea   (Golden State Songs)
(Stevens)
BLUEGRASS RECORDS 712
West Van Lear, KY

Source: Neil Scott

STARDAY RECORDS 711

LAWSON RUDD with the Tippecanoe Valley Boys
Apr 58
45-711-A - Country Town Girl   (Starrite BMI)
(James Wheeler / Lawson Rudd)
45-711-B - Blues On The Run   (Stsrrite BMI)
(Lawson Rudd / John James)
STARDAY RECORDS 711

Source: Terry Gordon

STARDAY RECORDS 710

BILL GOODWIN
Apr 58   (BMI Clearance on 31st March 1958)
45-710-A - Second In Your Heart   (Starrite BMI)
(B Goodwin / S Sasser)
45-710-B - Teenage Blues   (Starrite BMI)
(P Sasser / S Sasser)
STARDAY RECORDS 710
(Artist based in Colorado)

Source: Terry Gordon

PEACH RECORDS 709

DAPPA SMITH
Apr 58
CP-1476 - A Teenage Boy   (Golden State Songs)
(Freeman Rowe)
CP-1477 - China Doll   (Golden State Songs)
(Freeman Rowe)
PEACH RECORDS 709
Box 111, Jefferson, GA

Source: Terry Gordon

SABER RECORDS 708

JIMMIE DALE
Mar 58  (BMI Clearance on 31st May 1958)
CP-1472 - Darlin'   (Starrite BMI)
(J Wilcoxson/ B Wright)
CP-1473 - Baby Doll   (Starrite BMI)
(J Wilcoxson/ B Wright)
SABER RECORDS 708
Box 119, Jeffersonville, IN

Source: Terry Gordon

KYVA RECORDS 707

KED KILLEN
Mar 58
CP-1470 - The School Bus Tragedy   (Golden State Songs)
(Aubrey Garber)
CP-1471 - You'd Better Take Time   (Golden State Songs)
(Paul Gilley - Ked Killen)
KYVA RECORDS 707
Kentucky-Virginia Record Co, Grundy, VA


Source: Al Turner

SUNSET RECORDS 706

TONY and JACKIE LAMIE with the Swing Kings
Mar 58
CP-1464 - Wore To A Frazzel     (Golden State Songs)
(Lamie)
CP-1465 - Sunset Blues   (Golden State Songs)
(Lamie)
SUNSET RECORDS 706
Tannersville, VA   (Tony Lamie)

Source: Terry Gordon

DELTA RECORDS 705

LEROY MARTIN and the Rebels
Mar 58  (BMI Clearance on 31st May 1958.)
CP-1462 - Keen Teen Baby
(?)   (Golden State Songs)
CP-1463 - Upon This Day
(?)   (Golden State Songs)

DELTA 705
Radio Station KTIB, Thibodaux, LA.

No label shot - well, I was sent one ages ago but it's far too out of focus to use.

From: South to Louisiana: The Music of the Cajun Bayous. (John Broven)


Born in Golden Meadow in 1929, Leroy was mesmerized at an early age by the hillbilly recordings of Jimmie Rodgers. Many years later he repaid this inspirational debt when he presented his rare Jimmie Rodgers picture record, given to him originally by Jimmie’s widow, to the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville. Leroy started playing music seriously in 1947, as a guitarist with Dudley Bernard ‘s combo the Southern Serenaders, waking up to his native Cajun music only when Vin Bruce began recording for Columbia in the early fifties. In 1954 Martin left the Southern Serenaders to get married, and spent his honeymoon in Memphis, where he saw the last Barnum and Bailey vaudeville show and met the young Elvis Presley. Music was at the crossroads, and Leroy was there. Quickly displaying his musical vision, he formed the Rebels in 1955 to play "semicountry and rock" - in other words, rockabilly. 

Two years later he made his first record, "Keen Teen Baby" and "Upon This Day", which he released on his own Delta label. "It was meant to sound like ‘Decca" he says of the name, "...only major labels were selling then. I pressed 500 copies and was left with 400 !". After this he played with the local Dominoes group before joining the Vikings, who were backing his cousin Joe Barry.