Dollar Country Episode 114 Show Notes (10/07/20)

Dollar Country Episode 114 Show Notes (10/07/20)

[Set 1]

1. Frankie Meadows & The Rhythm Riders - Six Steps (Glenn, 1964)
-Hammond Indiana Country/Rockabilly label run by Harry Glenn
-child label of Mar'Vel
2. Bill Bradley - Five Years And A Day (Brooke, 1959)
-Originally played on DC103
3. Jack Reno - Wonder Drug (Eureka, 1960)
-First release for artist, from Bloomfield Iowa
-Later joined the Grand Ole Opry
-First played this song on DC001 (4 years ago!)
4. Delbert Barker - Why Baby Why (Gateway Top Tune, 1955)
-Gateway was a budget label run by Rite Record Pressing
-Recorded popular tunes by less popular artists for budget releases
-started in 1952, sold in 1958
-song written and originally performed by George Jones on Starday, his first chart single
5. Austin George - Down In Nashville Tennessee (Reata Records, 1960s)
6. Jim Pearson - Would You Believe (Impel, 1972)
- Impel from Norman, Oklahoma

---Talking Break---
Mention 4 year anniversary and that this is the first in the new weekly variation
---Western Red Intro---

[Set 2]

7. Moore & Napier - Truck Driver's Queen (King, 1963)
-Been in the box forever, didn't make the trucking tape bc it was too popular
8. David Price - Good Morning Self (Gaylord, 1963)
9. Van Trevor - It's So Good To Be Loved (Band Box Records, 1966)
- Originally born in Maine
10. Jimmy Hydrick - Slow Torture (Gold Standard, 1968)
- Not the fake psychic and child molester!
11. Johnny Wiggins - The Last Breath I Breathe (Dollie Record Co., 1959)
- Father of John & Audrey Wiggins, who had a couple albums in the 90s
12. Brownie Johnson - When You Smile (Gilco,  1957)
- Originally played on DC089

---Talking Break---
mention job at USPS

[Set 3]

13. Bobby Gage & The Sundowners - Another World Tomorrow (Sundown Records, 19??)
14. Beverly Elliott - Ashamed Of You (Kajac Custom Sound, 1974)
-Another record from Iowa, Carlisle IA
15. Maggi And Marie - Television Widows (Avenue South, 1969)
-Maggie Vaughn and Marie Wilson
16. Dianne Phillips - Son Of A Railroad Bum (Blackbird, 1969)
- Label from Dallas started in 1969
17. Terry Fell and the Fellers - He's In Love With You (X, 1955)
- First played the flip side on DC054
18. John Miller Jr. - I'm Tired Of Waiting (Major Records, 1966)
- Label from Waynesboro, VA

---Final Talking Break-- 54:30

19. Paul Thompson - Texas Taxi (Bold, 1975)