This episode of the Old Dingy Jukebox features some of my favorite country 45s from the 1950s and 1960s. Ranging from obscure, small label 45s to the more well known artists like George Jones and Merle Haggard on major labels like Capitol and Decca. Overall, the variety found on these records will make for an enjoyable listen to enthusiasts of down home American music styles. Enjoy.
Dick Mosely- Truck Stop Number Three. Tornado Records-1968
Lonnie Irving- Gooseball Brown. Starday Records-1960
Wynn Stewart- ‘Ol What’s Her Name. Capitol Records-1967
George Jones- I Woke Up From Dreaming. Musicor Records- 1966
Farmer Boys- I’m Just Too Lazy. Capitol Records- 1955
Donny Young- It’s Been A Long, Long Time For Me. Decca Records- 1958
Joe Maphis- Tennessee Two Step. Columbia Records- 1956
Vern Stovall- Movin’ Round. Longhorn Records- 1967
Carl Perkins- Let The JukeBox Keep Playing. Sun Records- 1955
Merle Haggard- The Longer You Wait. Capitol Records- 1966
The Cimarrons- Southern Fried Chicken. Zipp Records- 1956
Connie & Joe- Home Is Where The Heart Is. Starday Records- 1960
Buck Owens/Rose Maddox- Talk Of The Town. Capitol Records- 1963
Johnny Bond- Broke Disgusted and Sad. Columbia Records- 1951
Red Sovine- No Thanks Bartender. Decca Records- 1957
Wayne Raney- Young Widow Brown. Starday Records- 1964
Dick Mosely- Under the Double Eagle. Tornado Records-1968