Wednesday, 26 September 2018

RAINBOW RECORDS 897 / 101

OBIE BENTON and The Highlanders
Nov 60
634-45-897-A - I Just walked Away From Paradise
(Benton)   (Starday Music)
634-45-897-B - Too Young For Love
(Benton)   (Starday Music)
RAINBOW RECORDS 897 / 101
Po Box 3133, Lakeland, FL

Source: Lars Lundgren / Kent Heinemann





Sunday, 23 September 2018

BLUE JAY RECORDS 896

DELMAR SEXTON and The Rone County Boys
Nov 60
634-45-896-A - I Will Not Be Denied
(D Sexton)   (Starday Music)
634-45-896-B - Looking For An Old Fashioned Church
(Chester C Dexton)   (Starday Music)
BLUE JAY RECORDS 896

Source: Phillip J Tricker





Thursday, 20 September 2018

DIXIE RECORDS 895

DANNY BROCKMAN
Nov 60
634-45-895-A - Big Big Man
(Rhodes / Fleetwood / Mullinax)   (Starday BMI)
634-45-895-B - Jealous Dreams
(Browning / Grove)   (Starday BMI)
DIXIE RECORDS 895
IN???

Source: Lars Lundgren / Kent Heinemann






Monday, 17 September 2018

VALLEY RECORDS 894

DALE ANDERSON
Nov 60
634-45-894-A - Before This Day Ends
(Vic McApline)   (Cedarwood BMI)
634-45-894-B - I Can’t Stay Home
(Walker / Tillis)   (Cedarwood BMI)
VALLEY RECORDS 894
Box 115, Madison, TN

Source: Phillip J Tricker (Again!! - leave some for us, Phil!)




Friday, 14 September 2018

DIXIE RECORDS 893

LLOYD SHOEBOTTOM - The Singing Country Boy
Oct 60
634-45-893-A - Waiting In A Little Country Church
(Shoebottom)   (Starday BMI)
634-45-893-B - Ice And Snow
(Shoebottom)   (Starday BMI)

DIXIE RECORDS 893
(Been told this is from Iowa, but have not been able to confirm.)

Source: Phillip J Tricker




Monday, 10 September 2018

DIXIE RECORDS 892

SHELTON WINSTON
Oct 60   (BB = 31 Jan 61)
634-45-892-A - When Sunday Comes Again
(Shelton / Walton)   (Starday BMI)
634-45-892-B - Mom Knows What’s Best
(Shelton / Walton)   (Starday BMI)
DIXIE RECORDS 892
Richmond, IN?

Source: Phillip J Tricker




Saturday, 8 September 2018

DIXIE RECORDS 891

EDDY REYNOLDS
Oct 60   (BB = 29 Aug 1960 / 31 Oct 1960)
634-45-891-A - Please Mr. Moon
(Nail / Reynolds)   (Starday Music)
634-45-891-B - Teen Lover
(Nail / Reynolds)   (Starday Music)
DIXIE RECORDS 891

Source: Phillip J Tricker / Terry Gordon





Monday, 3 September 2018

DIXIE RECORDS 890

GENTRY BROTHERS
Oct 60   (BB = 23rd Jan 61)
634-45-890-A - Swanky
(Gentry / Walton)   (Golden State)
634-45-890-B - Swoony
(Gentry / Walton)   (Golden State)
DIXIE RECORDS 890
Richmond, IN

Source: Jay Stern / Doug Brown








Friday, 31 August 2018

DIXIE RECORDS 889

JACK HANNA
Oct 60
45-889-A - Brady And Dunky
(Hanna)   (Starday Music)
45-889-B - Old Blue
(Hanna)   (Starday Music)
DIXIE RECORDS 889

Source: Pascal Perrault




Tuesday, 28 August 2018

DIXIE RECORDS 888

CHARLOTTE HARDEN  “The Little Ozark Sweetheart”
Sept 60
634-45-888-A - I Hate Me (For Loving You)
(J. Gill)   (Golden State)
634-45-888-B - Can’t Get Enough (Of Loving You Baby)
(C Dycus)   (Golden State)
DIXIE RECORDS 888

Two fine sides by the Arkansas born but Flint, Michigan based Ozark Sweetheart (or Little Ozark Sweetheart as she is billed here.). She was born on 24 Jan 1944 in Jonesboro, AR. Her father worked at his grocery store located at Portia, AR.
Originally living in a small town charmingly named Grubbs, the family relocated to Flint, MI around 1952.

Her father became a booking agent for local bands and used this to help getting Charlotte some local recognition. By the age of 9 she could be heard over WTAC, which did a weekly talent show for unsigned musicians. By the following year she could be seen on TV over WXYZ out of Detroit.

In 1959 she appeared on TV in Lancing, MI and joined the cast of the Michigan Jamboree and played over WPON (Pontiac, MI). (She could be found singing, playing guitar or banjo at the Michigan Jamboree so obviously she was musically pretty gifted at this point.)

These tracks were "probably" recording in Detroit, Mi and she was backed by some of the local "Top-Notch" musicians. (Michigan didn't lack for fine musicians.) She seems pretty self assured vocally on both sides; not bad for an artist who was only 16 years old at the time!

Source: Lars Lungren