Vinyl and shellac by Starday

1966 country. Sounds like Phil Baugh on lead guitar.

1966 country.

1967 country.

1967 country. Written by Carl Belew and Van Givens (=Tommy Blake). Also recorded by Charlie Walker.

1960's country acetate record from Phoenix, Arizona.

1960's country acetate record from Phoenix, Arizona.

1955 country from Phoenix, Arizona.

1955 country from Phoenix, Arizona.

1960 country bopper from Phoenix, Arizona. Also recorded by Ritchie Hart on the same label.

1960 teener from Phoenix, Arizona.

1967 country from Dean Martin's daughter. Written by Dave Burgess, produced by Lee Hazlewood.

1967 country from Dean Martin's daughter. Written by Jean Chapel, produced by Lee Hazlewood.

1969 country. Produced by Tommy Hill. Also recorded by Howard Crockett in 1976 for Texas International label.

1969 country. Produced by Tommy Hill.

1960 country from San Antonio, Texas. Marty Robbins style gunfighter ballad.

Great 1960 country bopper from San Antonio, Texas. Written by Jack Rhodes and Dale Pearson.

1959 Harrington, Delaware country bopper.

1959 country from Harrington, Delaware.

1960 rocker. Written by Wayne Walker.

1960 teen tragedy song.

1959 teen rocker.

1959 country bopper. An early and rare Del Reeves record.

1965 bluegrass bopper.

1965 bluegrass.

1970 country from Fort Worth, Texas.

1970 country rocker. Crockett first recorded this Jimmy Driftwood song for International Sounds label in 1966.

1965 Memphis country.

1965 Memphis country.

Obscure 1961 slap bass rockabilly bopper from one of the Maddox Bros.

1961 country.

1966 teen rocker from Phoenix, Arizona.

1966 country from Phoenix, Arizona.

1953 cheapo cover version of a Lefty Frizzell song.

1953 country from Ohio. This is the original version of a song later recorded by Flatt & Scruggs in 1955 and Carl Smith in 1956. Smith's version was #6 hit.
Lewis' version was also released on Gate...

1953 cheapo cover version of Jean Shepard & Ferlin Husky hit.

1953 cheapo cover of a Lefty Frizzell song.

1968 country.

1968 country.

1964 soul. Written by Howard Hausey and Major Bill Smith.

1964 soul version of Bruce Channel hit.

1962 rocker.

1962 country.

1964 country bopper.

1964 country pop.

1960 country from Houston, Texas.

1960 country bopper from Houston, Texas.

1959 country bopper from Houston, Texas.

1959 country from Houston, Texas.

1961 country from Lewisville, Georgia.

1961 country from Lewisville, Georgia.