Starday Records

Starday est un label discographique indépendant américain de musique country, rockabilly et bluegrass, anciennement basé à Beaumont, au Texas, actif entre 1952 et 1968. Il a rendu célèbre des vedettes de musique country comme Willie Nelson, George Jones et Roger Miller.

Histoire

Création

Jack Starnes Jr., fondateur du label, gère tout d'abord les intérêts du chanteur country Lefty Frizzell, avec lequel il signe un contrat de représentation, le 26 janvier 1950[1]. Simultanément, il utilise sa boîte de nuit pour effectuer des réservations pour les artistes et découvrir de nouveaux talents. L'entreprise d'enregistrement discographique Starday est fondée, en juin 1953, par Harold W. « Pappy » Dailey (1902-1987[2]), grossiste en disques, et Jack Starnes, à Beaumont, au Texas. Le capital initial est de 788,9 € (1 000 $). Le nom de la firme est constitué avec la première syllabe des noms des deux fondateurs : STARnes-DAileY[3].

Le petit label indépendant se fait, dans sa phase de lancement, un nom avec le honky tonk du Texas oriental[4]. Les enregistrements sont réalisés chez Jack Starnes et distribués au Texas et dans les États voisins. Leur quatrième disque[2], You All Come (Starday 104), du professeur d'anglais Arlie Duff sort en mai 1953 et apporte au label son premier succès, en prenant la 7^e place au palmarès country. Le morceau devient, par la suite, un standard de la country, grâce à Bill Monroe, qui s'en sert pour terminer ses récitals[2]. Le premier single du catalogue Starday est Gee It's Tough to Be Thirteen / Cat Fishing (Starday 101), de Mary Jo Chelette, publié le 4 juillet 1953. Parmi les premiers artistes de la maison, on trouve aussi Blacky Crawford, qui joue de la guitare lors des séances d'enregistrement de Duff. Il fait son dernier enregistrement pour Coral Records le 4 décembre 1951, avec ses Western Cherokees, avant de rejoindre Starday, en mai 1953.

Âge d'or

Water - Whisky and Gas, par George Kent, 1966.

Alors que le label publie quatre enregistrements, Don F. Pierce (né en 1915[2]) acquiert, en septembre 1953, pour 263 € (333 $), un tiers du capital et devient le patron du label[5], qui prend le nom de Starday Recording and Publishing Company, tandis que les autres copropriétaires s'occupent, pour Starnes, de l'administration, de la production et des ventes et, pour Daily, des artistes et du répertoire[2]. Pierce était précédemment vice-président de Four Star Records, à Pasadena, dans laquelle il avait investi 9 200 € (12 000 $), avant que la firme ne fasse faillite[2]. Il apporte à Starday l'idée nouvelle de « pressages personnalisés ». Après l'achat, par Pierce, de Hollywood Records, jusque-là propriété de John Dolphin, l'administration de Starday est épaulée par celle de Hollywood[2].

En juin 1955, Pierce et Daily rachètent les actions de la société détenues par Starnes, qui a, peu de temps auparavant, découvert George Jones, un ancien marine[2], dans sa boîte de nuit. Jones est le premier artiste de la maison à devenir une star de la country. Jones joue d'abord de la guitare rythmique dans les sessions d'enregistrement d'Arlie Duff. Le premier single de George Jones est No Money in This Deal/You're in My Heart (Starday 130), enregistré le 19 janvier 1954, dans la salle de séjour de Starnes, sur un magnétophone domestique Magnecord. Le disque ne se vend pas bien[2]. Entre 1954 et 1958, Jones devient un des musiciens à succès de la label. Initialement, il imite ses idoles, Roy Acuff et Lefty Frizzell, mais Harold Daily l'encourage à développer son propre style[2]. Le 25 août 1955, il enregistre Why Baby Why, qui est son premier succès, prenant la quatrième place dans le palmarès country. Il est dépassé par Webb Pierce et Red Sovine en duo, qui occupent la première place pendant quatre semaines d'affilée. Entre 1954 et 1958, Jones enregistre d'autres succès de la musique country, exclusivement pour Starday[2] : What Am I Worth (enregistré le 27 août 1955, n° 7 au palmarès), You Gotta Be My Baby (mars 1956, n° 7 également), Yearning (en duo avec Jeanette Hicks, août 1956, n° 10) ou Just One More (août 1956, n° 3). En mars 1956, il enregistre, sous le pseudonyme de Thumper Jones, dans les studios Gold Star (Houston), un des plus grands titres du rockabilly, Rock it. En novembre 1956, Jones enregistre le premier disque longue durée de Starday, Grand Ole Opry's New Star (Starday SLP 101)[2].

En octobre 1957, Daily découvre Roger Miller, alors que celui-ci travaille comme groom à l'hôtel Andrew Jackson, à Nashville[2]. Les premiers disques de ce dernier paraissent sous la marque Mercury-Starday Records. La coopération avec le label Mercury Records entre en vigueur le 1^er janvier 1957, mais prend fin en juillet 1958. L'accord prévoit que Starday reprend la division country de Mercury et que les disques des artistes country, jusqu'ici sous contrat avec Mercury, sont édités sous la marque Mercury-Starday. Une des premières publications des marques associées est la composition originale de Léon Payne, Lumberjack, qui est mise en vente le 12 février 1957. Apprenant ceci, Willie Nelson, un chanteur de country alors complètement inconnu, prend contact avec Mercury-Starday. Don Pierce ne décèle pas immédiatement le potentiel du chanteur et lui propose, en mai 1957, d'enregistrer un single et d'en éditer 300 exemplaires[6]. L'enregistrement a lieu au cours du mois, dans les studios de la radio KVAN, à Vancouver (Canada), et est édité dans la série Custom de Starday, sous le titre No Place for Me / Lumberjack (n° 45-628). C'est le premier enregistrement de Don Pierce et il va s'en vendre un total de 3 500 exemplaires[7].

La parution aléatoire des singles sous les étiquettes Starday, Starday-Mercury, ou simplement Mercury, est un obstacle à la classification pour les historiens. Jimmie Skinner est certainement une découverte de Starday et chante, sous l'étiquette Mercury, sa composition originale I Found my Girl in the USA. Elle paraît le 10 septembre 1957 et atteint la cinquième place du palmarès country[8]. Jimmy Dean & His Texas Wildcats sont déjà sous contrat avec d'autres maisons de disques, mais ils rejoignent Starday en avril 1957. Leurs nombreux enregistrements ne sont pas dans les palmarès. Le dernier single de la liaison de courte durée avec Mercury est A Life of Sorrow des Stanley Brothers, sorti le 15 janvier 1958. Après la séparation, Mercury récupère George Jones, qui est, cependant, autorisé à continuer à produire avec Pappy Daily. Mercury a de la chance, lors de la répartition, parce que George Jones obtient son premier succès avec White Lightning, une composition rapide du Big Bopper, qui prend la première place du palmarès country (à la onzième prise, la peau des doigts du bassiste Buddy Killen est arrachée. Il est alors décidé de prendre la troisième prise). Le conflit d'intérêts imminent entre la production de Daily pour Mercury et sa participation à Starday doit être résolu. Par conséquent, Don Pierce rachète, en juillet 1958, les actions de Daily dans la société, afin d'en rester le seul propriétaire[9]. Tommy Hill prend la place de Daily, à la direction des artistes et du répertoire[2]. Pierce crée, en juin 1960, son propre studio d'enregistrement, les Starday Sound Studios, à Nashville (États-Unis), qui sont également régulièrement loués par Red Sovine.

Jusqu'en 1959, Starday établit sa réputation comme label de bluegrass. Cette année-là, Pierce est élu « homme de l'année », dans la catégorie musique country, par Billboard. En novembre 1961, Arthur Smith rejoint la label et tente, avec Guitar Boogie-Twist, en janvier 1962, de renouer avec le succès obtenu par son classique instrumental, Guitar Boogie, enregistré en septembre 1944. Même Dottie West fait ses débuts dans le nouveau studio de Starday, en septembre 1960, mais son premier gros succès ne se produira qu'en 1963, chez RCA Records et produit par Chet Atkins. Sous la direction unique de Pierce, Starday enregistre de nombreux succès, dans le secteur de la musique country, comme Black Land Farmer, par Frankie Miller (publié le 9 mars 1959, 5^e au palmarès), Alabam, par Cowboy Copas (qui a rejoint Starday en 1959[2]), enregistré le 5 février 1960, et qui est le plus gros succès du catalogue Starday, en conservant la première place du palmarès pendant douze semaines d'affilée, ou Giddyup Go, de Red Sovine (4 août 1965, six semaines à la première place).

Le 5 mars 1963, Cowboy Copas meurt dans un accident d'avion, près de Camden (Tennessee) en même temps que Patsy Cline (Decca) et Hawkshaw Hawkins (King Records)[2]. Starday perd alors un de ses artistes majeurs. En septembre 1963, la filiale Nashville Records est créée et publie des chanteurs de country, comme Bill Clifton et Red Sovine, ainsi que des enregistrements de bluegrass. Les grandes compagnies discographiques dédaignent presque entièrement ces domaines périphériques, se concentrant plutôt sur la commercialisation du Nashville sound, plus profitable. En octobre 1968, Starday fusionne avec King Records. La part de Pierce dans Starday passe alors à 1 500 000 € (2 millions de dollars)[10].

À la fin des années 1960, la production de nouveautés par Starday est limitée et la plupart de ses enregistrements sont des rééditions, principalement des chansons enregistrées initialement par Staday ou publiées par d'autres petits labels.

Disparition

En octobre 1968, après la mort de Sydney Nathan, son label, King Records, de Cincinnati (Ohio)[2], fusionne avec Starday, alors dirigé par Hal Neely, pour former Starday-King Records. King Records a un important catalogue de musique country, mais aussi de rhythm'n blues, avec des artistes comme James Brown, Little Willie John, Freddie King et Hank Ballard[2]. En 1971[2], le groupe est vendu à Lin Broadcasting, pour 3 900 000 € (5 000 000 $). En juillet de cette même année, Lin cède à Polydor le contrat de James Brown[2] et le catalogue King-Starday revient à Tennessee Recording & Publishing, de Freddy Bienstock, Hal Neely, Jerry Leiber et Mike Stoller. Les bandes originales de Starday sont vendues, en 1975, pour 290 000 € (375 000 $), à Moe Lytle, de GML Inc. (Gusto Records), de Nashville[11]^,[12]. Après cela, le catalogue de Starday est utilisé pour des compilations de chansons country historiques.

L'étiquette Starday fait brièvement un retour en force dans le milieu des années 1970, lorsque Red Sovine, en juillet 1978, réédite la chanson de camionneur sentimentale Teddy Bear (Starday/Gusto 142), de Jonny Hill, déjà publiée en mai 1976 et en fait un succès du palmarès. Cet enregistrement atteint la première place du classement de Billboard en sept semaines, plus rapidement que tout autre disque 45 tours jusqu'ici, ou par la suite. Cette chanson parlée est même classée au palmarès pop et est commercialisée en Allemagne, en mars 1979, sous le titre de Ruf Teddybär Eins-vier, où elle prend la huitième place du palmarès.

Postérité

Durant les années 1950 et 1960, Starday possède le plus important catalogue américain de bluegrass, mais aussi des morceaux légendaires de rockabilly, un vaste stock de honky-tonk du Texas, ainsi que du gospel classique, de la musique western, de la musique cajun[2] et des enregistrements de musique sacrée. Parmi les artistes édités par Starday, on peut noter Hoyt Scoggins, Johnny Bond, Pee Wee King, Eddie Noack, les Willis Brothers, Lewis Family et Carl Story. La comédienne Minnie Pearl publie de nombreux enregistrements sous l'étiquette Starday. Chez les vétérans de la musique country, Helen Carter et T. Texas Tyler sont aussi sous contrat. La label produit aussi les enregistrements radiophoniques d'artistes au crépuscule de leur carrière, comme les Blue Sky Boys, Lulu Belle and Scotty, Texas Ruby et Moon Mullican, qui n'intéressent guère les grandes firmes discographiques, dans les années 1960. Enfin, Starday est connue pour son édition de dizaines d'albums de compilation à bas prix, présentant des artistes de la maison, ou y ayant appartenu.

L'artiste de Starday qui a connu le plus de succès est peut-être Red Sovine, qui obtenu nombre de succès, dans les années 1960, avec l'étiquette de la maison. Starday également produit une série d'anthologies classiques d'enregistrements de chansons de camionneur, par différents artistes, dont Copas (1913-1963[2]), Bond, Sovine et les frères Willis, et de bluegrass, notamment par Moore and Napier et Reno and Smiley. Ces disques sont célèbres pour leurs pochettes en couleur, illustrées de photographies prises sur des aires de stationnement de camions de la région de Nashville, avec de vrais semi-remorques et des modèles féminins galbés, habillés en serveuses.

Siège social

Locaux abandonnés de Starday, situés 3557 Dickerson Pike, Nashville, Tennessee.

D'abord situé à Houston, au Texas (États-Unis), le siège social est, par la suite, déplacé, en 1957, à Madison, dans le Tennessee (États-Unis), en même temps que celui de Hollywood Records[2].

Filiales

Dixie Records et Nashville Records sont deux filiales de Starday. Nashville Records est créée en 1964 et enregistre de la musique country et western, principalement des artistes déjà sous contrat avec Starday. La filiale disparaît au début des années 1970[2].

Starday Package Deal

Le Starday Package Deal est une idée commerciale introduite par Don Pierce en 1955. Auparavant, Pierce est employé par Four Star Records, en Californie, qui vient d'introduire la série OP (Other People). Ce programme permet à un artiste de diffuser des chansons qu'il a lui-même enregistrées, avec le nom du label de son choix. La maison de disques grave les disques,avec un tirage de 100 à 500 pièces, et les envoie à l'artiste, qui n'a alors plus qu'à les vendre. C'est ainsi que le premier single de Willie Nelson est vendu sous l'étiquette Willie Nelson Label.

Ce qui commence, en 1955, comme un petit projet, s'avère rapidement très lucratif pour Starday. Bien que d'autres labels, comme Four Star, RCA Victor et Columbia Records, offrent également ce service, le Starday Package Deal est un succès. Avec l'avènement du rock'n roll, il y a suffisamment de musiciens qui veulent enregistrer des disques et se tournent vers Starday.

Les publications du Package Deal sont répertoriées dans une série distincte, dont les numéros de catalogue commencent à 500, en 1955, et se terminent, dans le milieu des années 1960, aux alentours de 1 100, précédés, dans chaque cas, par le préfixe 45. Si aucun nom de label spécifique n'est indiqué, les chansons sont publiées sur le label Starday (et, à partir de 1958, Dixie).

Étiquettes des disques 33 tours

Starday utilise, au cours de son existence, cinq modèles d'étiquettes pour les 33 tours. Le fond est toujours jaune et les inscriptions en noir. La première étiquette indique « Starday », en script, au-dessus du trou central. La seconde porte « STARDAY RECORDS », en majuscule, au-dessus du trou, et le numéro en dessous. Sur la troisième, « STARDAY » est toujours en majuscules, mais plus grandes, et en arrondi le long de la bordure de l'étiquette, alors que « RECORDS » est écrit droit. En dessous, la mention « Founded 1952 », en italiques, est ajoutée. Sur la partie inférieure de l'étiquette, on trouve la mention, en petites capitales, « FROM NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, 'THE MUSICAL HEART OF AMERICA' », en arrondi, le long de la bordure[2].

Le quatrième modèle porte l'inscription « Starday » dans un ovale surmonté d'un aigle et des mots « Founded 1952 », et, dans la partie inférieure, en arrondi le long de la bordure, « STARDAY RECORDING AND PUBLISHING CO., INC. ». Enfin, sur la cinquième version, le logo est maintenant en couleur et au centre de l'étiquette, traversé par le trou de centrage du disque. La mention « Starday Recording and Publishing Co., Inc. » est toujours dans la partie inférieure, mais en minuscules[2].

L'étiquette Starday-Gusto, à partir de 1975, est verte, avec des impressions en noir. « Starday », en blanc et surmonté de l'aigle, est au-dessus du trou. La partie inférieure porte la mention « Distributed by Gusto Records, 220 Boscobel St. Nashville, Tennessee 37213 »[2].

Discographie

33 tours

Date de parution	Numéro	Artiste(s)	Titre	Face A
1957 (enregistré en novembre 1956)	SLP 101	George Jones	Grand Ole Opry's New Star George Jones Country Song Hits
1960	SLP 122	The Stanley Brothers	Sacred Songs from the Hills
1961	SLP 125	George Jones	The Crown Prince of Country Music
1961	SLP 130	Oak Ridge Quartet	Master Showmen of Song
1961	SLP 138 (monophonique)		Country and Gospel International Presents Nashville Steel Guitar
1961	SLP 144	Cowboy Copas	Songs that Made Him Famous
1961	SLP 146	Bill Clifton and His Dixie Mountain Boys	Carter Family Memorial Album
1961	SLP 147	Johnny Bond	That Wild Wicked But Wonderful West
1961	SLP 155	The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers	14 Mountain Songs Featuring 5-String Banjo
1962	SLP142	Stringbean	Old Time Banjo Pickin´ & Singin´ With Stringbean The Kentucky Wonder And His Five-String Banjo
1962	SLP 143		Country Music Samplers
1962	SLP 159	Bill Clifton	The Bluegrass Sound of Bill Clifton
1962	SLP 169		More Banjo in the Hills
1962	SLP 174	The Country Gentlemen	Bluegrass at Carnegie Hall
1962	SLP 176		Tennessee Guitar
1962	SLP 187	Johnny Bond	Live It Up and Laugh It Up With Johnny Bond and His Friends On Stage
1962	SLP 192	Bashful Brother Oswald	Celebrating 25 Years With Roy Acuff and the Smokey Mountain Boys on the Grand Ole Opry
1962	SLP 205	The Blue Sky Boys	A Treasury of Rare Song Gems from the Past
1962	SLP-279	Wayne Raney	Don't Try to Be What You Ain't
1963	SLP 207 (monophonique)		Prisoner Songs
1963	SLP 213	Bill Clifton et The Dixie Mountain Boys	Soldier, Sing Me a Song
1963	SLP 219	Carl Story & His Rambling Mountaineers	Mighty Close to Heaven
1963	SLP 220	Hylo Brown	Hylo Brown Meets the Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
1963	SLP 237		Cavalcade Of Country Comedy and Rural Humor
1963	SLP 249	Hylo Brown	Sing Me A Bluegrass Song
1963	SLP 250		Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves, and Other Truck Driver Favorites
1963	SLP 251	Merle Kilgore	There's Gold in them Thar Hills
1963	SLP 257	Blue Sky Boys	Together Again : The Blue Sky Boys (Bill and Earl Bolick)
1963	SLP 258	Howard Vokes	Tragedy and Disaster In Country Songs
1963			The Steel Guitar Hall of Fame
1963			Bright lights and honky tonks
1964	SLP 280 (monophonique)	Leon McAuliff	Swinging West
1964	SLP 294		The Greatest Country Fiddlers of our Time
1964	SLP 306		Let's Hit the Road (More Truck Driving Favorites to Keep the Big Rigs Rolling)
1965	342	Alex Campbell et Olabelle et The New River Boys	Travel on
1965	SLP 157	The Willis brothers Johnny Bond Joe Maphis Red Sovine	That's truckdrivin'[13]
1965	SLP 318	Roger Miller	Wild Child
1965	SLP 323	The Willis Brothers	Give Me 40 Acres (to Turn this Rig Around)
1965	SLP 335		Country Guitar Hall of Fame
1965	SLP 336	Kenny Roberts	Indian Love Call
1965	SLP 350		Stars of the Steel Guitar
1965	SLP 354	Johnny Bond	Famous Hot Rodders I Have Known
1965	SLP 357		That's Truck Drivin'
1965	SLP-363	Red Sovine	Giddy-Up Go
1966	SLP 368	Johnny Bond	The Man Who Comes Around
1966	SLP 374		Country Music Goes to War
1966	SLP 386		Thunder on the Road
1967	SLP 402	Johnny Bond	Ten Nights in a Barroom
1967	SLP 404		The Man Behind the Wheel
1967	SYS 0127(e)		Fire on the Strings - Great Country and Western Instrumentals
1968	SLP-378	Johnny Bond	Bottles Up
1968	SLP 416	Johnny Bond	Drink Up and Go Home
1968	SLP 428	The Willis Brothers	Hey Mister Truck Driver!
1968	S-SLP-424	Glen Campbell	Country Soul
1972	SLP 482-498	New Grass Revival	The Arrival of the New Grass Revival
1973	480-498	Larry Sparks et The Lonesome Ramblers	Ramblin' Bluegrass
1973	SLP 482-498	Reno & Smiley	Last Time Together
1975	SD-951	Mike Lunsford	Mike Lunsford
1975	SK791	The Stanley Brothers	Folk Song Festival
1975	SLP 209		Fiddler's Hall of Fame
1975	SLP-436	Red Sovine	Classic Narrations
1975	SLP 454		Best of the Truck Driver Songs
1975	SLP-952	Red Sovine	The Best of Red Sovine
1975	SLP-961	Reno et Smiley	The Best of Reno and Smiley
1975	SLP-962	The Delmore Brothers	The Best of The Delmore Brothers
1976	SD-3023	Bill Doggett And His Combo	16 Bandstand Favorites
1976	SLP 104		Banjo In The Hills
1976	SLP 215	Stringbean And His Banjo	A Salute to Uncle Dave Macon
1977	PO 297	Flatt & Scruggs	The Golden Hits of Lester Flatt And Earl Scruggs
1977	SD-992	B.J. Thomas	The Best Of B.J. Thomas
1977	SD-3001	Reno et Smiley	16 Greatest Hits
1977	SD 3005	Billy « Crash » Craddock	16 Favorite Hits
1977	SLP 398	Moon Mullican	Plays and Sings his Greatest Hits
1977	SLP-482		New Grass Revival
1977	SLP 489	J.D. Crowe and the New South
	30.587	Dutch Bluegrass Boys	The Dutch Bluegrass Boys
	CMS (deux disques)		50 Stars! 50 Hits! of Country Music
	NLP 2004	Bill Clifton And His Dixie Mountain Boys	Mountain Bluegrass Songs
	SLP 118	Cowboy Copas	All Time Country Music Great	1. Alabam 2. Pretty diamonds 3. I'm a Slave to You (avec Cathy Copas) 4. I can 5. Black Cloud Risin' 6. Wings of the great speckled bird
	SLP 156	The sunshine boys	Golden Gospel
	SLP 165		Holy Cry From The Hills
	SLP 203	Red Ellis et The Huron Valley boys	14 Songs with 5-String Banjo
	SLP 242 (deux disques)		Grand Ole Opry Spectacular
	SLP 300	Wilf Carter	Montana Slim
	SLP 335	George Jones	Starday Presents George Jones
	SLP 347	Cowboy Copas	The Cowboy Copas Story
	SLP 463	Rose Maddox	Rosie
	SLP-9-468 (deux disques)		Country Music Hall of Fame - Vol. 10
	S-SLP 466	The Willis Brothers	Best of The Willis Brothers	1. Give Me Forty Acres 2. 3. Gonna buy me a jukebox 4. 5. 6.
	ST-91624	Carl Story	Daddy Sang Bass
	T 90241	Roger Miller	Wild Child
			Country Music Cannonball
		George Jones Cowboy Copas Buck Owens Moon Mullican Red Sovine Frankie Miller Justin Tubb Archie Campbell	The Hit-parade of American Country Music
			That Dobro Sound's Goin' Round
		Earl Bostic	Earl Bostic Plays

45 tours

Date de parution[14]	Numéro	Artiste(s)	Face A	Face B
1953 (mai)	104	Arlie Duff	You All Come	Poor Ole Teacher
1953 (4 juillet)	101	Mary Jo Chelette	Gee It's Tough to Be Thirteen	Cat Fishing
1953	102	Blackie Crawford et The Western Cherokees	Mariuch	Cherokee Steel Guitar
1953	103	Bob Heppler	If You Don't Mind	I Don't Like It'
1953	105	Blackie Crawford et The Western Cherokees	Huckleberry Pie	Hat Check Baby
1953	106	Arlie Duff	Stuck-In-A-Mud Hole	A Million Tears
1953	107	Bob Heppler	Handle With Care	One Step Ahead
1953	109	Patsy Elshire	Two Can Play The Game	Someday I Know He Will
1953	110	Bill Potter	I Lost My Gal	Nobody Knows
1953	111	Bill Potter	Honk Your Horn	Cry Not for Me
1953	112	Mary Jo Chelette	Son Of Mexican Joe	You Can Be the One
1953	114	Sonny Burns	Blue, Blue Rain	Though You're In My Arms
1953	115	Patsy Elshire	You Can't Play In My Playhouse	Pieces of a Heart
1953	116	Blackie Crawford et The Western Cherokees	Stop Boogie Woogie	Left Over Love
1953	117	Al Petty et Jack Rhodes	Gypsy Heart	Al's Steel Guitar Wobble
1953	118	Sonny Burns	Too Hot To Handle	Powder and Paint
1954 (19 janvier)	130	George Jones	No Money in this Deal	You're in My Heart
1954	119	Billie Harbert	Ain't That Whiskey Hot	Mortgage On Your Heart
1954	120	« Smilin' » Jerry Jericho	Moanin' In The Morning	Let's Call It Off
1954	121	Mary Jo Chelette	He Likes Me	Where Are You Darlin'
1954	122	Patsy Elshire	Girl With A Past	You Sent Her an Orchid
1954	123	Patsy Elshire	You Can Be The One	Throw Away the Glass
1954	124	Fred Crawford	Each Passing Day	Time Will Take You off My Mind
1954	125	Jimmie Walton	Baby You're The One	High as a Georgia Pine
1954	126	Blackie Crawford et The Western Cherokees	If They Tell You	Popcorn
1954	127	The Duff Trio	Country Singing (Along Side of the Road)	When The Saints Go Marching In
1954	128	Earney Vandagriff	Alabama Blues	Where You Been
1954	129	Cotton Henry et The Oklahoma Hillbillies	Eskimo Nell	Alibying Sweetie
1954	131	Sonny Burns	A Place For Girls Like You	Heart Like a Dollar Sign
1954	132	Arlie Duff	Let Me Be Your Salty Dog	Back to the Country
1954	133	Jerry Jericho	Lovin' Up A Storm	I Can't Give You Anything but Me
1954	134	Corky Carpenter	Chapel Of Memories	My Heart Would Like to Know
1954	135	Ann Raye	You Can't Go Riding	Brazen Ringless Hand
1954	136	Jack Tucker	I Was Only Foolin' Me	Itchin' for a Hitchin'
1954	137	Les Chambers	Too Much Pride	Lonely Heart Waltz
1954	138	Hoyt Scoggins	Born Of The Spirit	Mother Was Good and Faithful
1954	139	Marvin Lacy	Lost Chicken	I Want to Know More About You
1954	140	Chuck Mayfield	Washing On The Line	Face in the Clouds
1954	141	Al Petty	Country Saturday Night	Steel Guitar Special
1954	142	Pat Patterson	Mister Hillbilly	First You Buy The Beer
1954	143	Dick Stubbs	Hillbilly Swing	Wired For Sound
1954	144	Jimmie Walton	What Will The Future Bring	I'll Live That Name
1954	145	Fred Crawford	Love With Such A Past	First on Your List
1954	146	George Jones (avec Sonny Burns sur la face B)	Play It Cool, Man	Wrong About You
1954	147	Sid Ervin	Who Put The Turtle In Myrtle's Girdle	If Tears Could Cry
1954	148	Bob Jones	I Got By	You'd Better Behave Baby
1954	149	Dewayne Higdon	Take Your Time	Does Anybody Know
1954	150	Don Payne	Pogo The Hobo	Forever
1954	151	Ann Raye	I Think Of You	One Year Has Passed
1954	152	Sonny Burns	Another Woman Looking For A Man	Waltzing with Sin
1954	153	Hoot et Curley	Another Man's Wife	Hurry, Hurry
1954	155	Joe Price	Keep The Wolves Away	Pay Attention Please
1954	156	Fred Crawford	Never Gonna Get Married Again	Touch My World
1954	157	Al Petty et Cecil Ray	Steel Mill	I May Not Be Much of A Fellow
1954	158	Les Chambers	Kiss Like That	Lonesome
1954	159	Eddie Noack	Take It Away Lucky	Don't Trade
1954	160	George Jones	Let Him Know	Let Me Catch My Breath (2 min 18 s)
1954	161	Chuck Mayfield	Lucky Me	Helpless Hands
1954	162	George Jones	You All Goodnight	Let Him Know
1954	163	Eddie Eddings	Smoochin'	Yearnin' (to Kiss You)
1954	164	Red Hays	Satisfied Mind	Doggone Woman
1954	165	George Jones (avec Sonny Burns sur la face B)	Tell Her	Heartbroken Me
1954	166	Glenn Barber	Ice Water	Ring Around the Moon
1954	167	R. D. Hendon	You Travelled Too Far	Return to My Broken Heart
1955 (25 août)	202	George Jones	Why Baby Why[15] (3 min 46 s)	Season of My Heart
1955 (27 août)	216	George Jones	What am I Worth[16]	Still Hurtin'
1955 (14 octobre) (enregistré en août 1955)	45-528	Wanda Ballman avec Eeny, Meeny, Miney et Mo	Think It Over (Before You Cast Your Stone)	I'm Gonna Keep My Eye on You
1955	168	Hoot et Curley	Country Lovin'	Part of Your Heart
1955	169	Eddie Noack	Left Over Lovin'	I'll Be So Good to You
1955	170	Fred Crawford	You Gotta Wait	I Just Need Some Lovin'
1955	171	Cotton Henry	2 Times 2	Let's Be Sweethearts Tonight
1955	172	Pat Patterson et The Missouri Hillbillies	Racetrack of Love	Here Comes All My Love
1955	173	Hoyt Scoggins	Trudy	Muddy Old River
1955	174	Bill Nettles	Wine-O Boogie	Gumbo Mumbo
1955	175	Sonny Burns	Invitations	Let's Change Sweethearts
1955	176	Arlie Duff	Courtin's Here To Stay	Fifteen Cents a Pop
1955	177	Joe Price	Typhoon	It Makes Me Happy
1955	178	Biff Collie	Lonely	What This Old World Needs
1955	179	Sonny Fisher	Rockin' Daddy	Hold Me Baby
1955	180	Les Chambers	Bald Headed Daddy	Sneakin' Out
1955	181	Les Chambers (face A) Johnny Mathis (face B)	Everybody Else Does	Will It Alway Be
1955	182	Jerry Hopkins	Mamma's Baby	My Everlasting Love
1955	183	Jess Thomas	Weekly Rasslin' Match	Take 2 Aspirins
1955	184	Chuck Mayfield	Trinidaddy	Tell Me Sweet
1955	185	Roy Drusky	Such A Fool	Mumbling To Myself
1955	186	Melvin Price	The Pace That Kills	Maybe It's Because I Love You
1955	187	Harry Choates	Original Jole Blon (version en anglais)	Original Jole Blon (version en français)
1955	188	George Jones	Hold Everything	What's Wrong with You
1955	189	Sonny Burns	Six Feet Of Earth	You'll Look A Long Time
1955	190	Sonny Fisher	Sneaky Pete	Hey Mama
1955	191	Earney Vandagriff	Guest Star In Heaven (Tribute To Hank Williams)	I Know I'm Falling In Love
1955	192	Smokey Stover	You Won't Kid Me	It's Easier Said than Done
1955	193	Hoot et Curley	Hillbilly Heart	That's My Style
1955	194	R. D. Hendon	Big Black Cat	Four Walls Around
1955	195	Hoot et Curley	Battered Old Raincoat	You Get What You Pay for
1955	196	Glenn Barber	Married Man	Poor Man's Baby
1955	197	Jack Hammons	Mr. Cupid	That's The Way to Fall In Love
1955	198	Gene Tabor	Real Gone Jesse	Not the Marryin' Kind
1955	199	Fred Crawford	Can't Live With 'Em	What's on Your Mind
1955	200	Jimmy et Dorothy Blakely	Take My Heart	You Left Me With the Blues
1955	201	Eddie Noack	If It Ain't on the Menu
1955	203	Biff Collie	Goodbye, Farewell, So Long	Look on the Good Side
1955	204	Jimmy Lee Durden	Reconsider	What Can I Say
1955	205	Jack Derrick	Waiting And Watching	I Can't Lose
1955	206	Les Chambers et Johnny Mathis	Give Me a Little More	Sincerely
1955	207	Sonny Fisher	Rockin' And Rollin'	I Can't Lose
1955	208	Leon Payne	We're On The Main Line	I Die 10,000 Times A Day
1955	209	Sonny Burns	A Real Cool Cat	Frown on the Moon
1955	210	Bob Jones	It Died In Your Heart	I Can't Bear to See You Go
1955	211	Chuck Mayfield	Hog Sloppin' Time (2 min 47 s)	Are You Trying To Tell Me Goodbye
1955	212	Harry Choates	Opelousas Waltz	Poor Hobo
1955	213	Eddie Noack	Fair Today, Cold Tomorrow	Don't Worry 'bout Me Baby
1955	214	Glenn Barber	Ain't It Funny	Livin' High and Wide
1955	215	Leon Payne	Christmas Everyday	Christmas Love Song
1955	217	Rudy Gaddis	Uranium Fever	My Tears are a Measure
1955	218	Fred Crawford	Just Another Broken Heart	Me and My New Baby
1956 (mars)	240	Thumper Jones	Rock it	How Come It
1956 (mars)	247	George Jones	You Gotta Be My Baby[16]	It's OK
1956 (mai)	45-560	Jerry Hanson	Cry
1956 (août)	264	George Jones	Just One More[17]	Gonna Come Get You
1956 (août)	279	Jeanette Hicks et George Jones	Yearning	So Near Yet So Far Away
1956	220	Leon Payne	Doorstep To Heaven	You Are The One
1956	221	Jimmy et Dorothy Blakely	Ping Pong	Sorry for You
1956	222	Jack Newman	Afraid To Call	Full of Love
1956	223	Sonny Burns	Satan's A-Waitin'	Girl of the Streets
1956	224	Harry Choates	Port Arthur Waltz	Honky Tonk Boogie
1956	225	Eddie Noack	It Ain't Much But It's Home	When the Bright Lights Grown Dim
1956	226	Melvin Price	Gonna See My Baby	One Man's Love
1956	227	Carl Stuart	Let 'Em Talk	I Did Care, I Do Care
1956	228	R. D. Hendon	We Smiled	Don't Push Me
1956	229	Rudy Grayzell	The Moon Is Up (the Stars are Out) (2 min 40 s)	Day By Day
1956	230	Biff Collie	Empty Kisses	Doodle Doo
1956	231	Bill Mack	Fat Woman	Kitty Kat
1956	232	Leon Payne	Two By Four	You Can't Lean on Me
1956	233	Larry Nolen	Lady Luck	Ship Ahoy
1956	234	George Jones	I'm Ragged But I'm Right	Your Heart
1956	235	Link Davis	Sixteen Chicks	Deep In The Heart of a Fool
1956	236	Benny Barnes	Once Again	No Fault of Mine
1956	237	Neal Merritt	What's The Difference	You Had to Do Me Wrong
1956	238	Johnny Nelms	Tribute To Andy Anderson	Everything Will Be Alright
1956	239	Jimmie Lee Durden	Since Yesterday	I Miss Her So
1956	241	Rudy « Tutti » Grayzell	Duck Tail	You're Gone
1956	242	Link Davis	Grasshopper Rock	Sixteen Chicks
1956	243	Fred Crawford	Rock Candy Rock	Secret of My Heart
1956	244	Sonny Fisher	Pink And Black	Little Red Wagon
1956	245	Rock Rogers	That Ain't It	Little Rock Rock
1956	246	Eddie Noack	You Done Got Me	For You I Weep
1956	248	R. D. Hendon and his Western Jamboree Cowboys	The Waltz of Texas	Lonely Nights
1956	249	Glenn Barber	Shadow My Baby	Feeling No Pain
1956	250	Leon Payne	All The Time	One More Chance
1956	251	Biff Collie	All Of A Sudden	Joy, Joy, Joy
1956	252	Bill Mack	Cat Just Got In Town	Sweet Dreams Baby
1956	253	Rocky Bill Ford	Have You Seen Mabel	Mad Dog in Town
1956	254	Sonny Burns	If You See My Baby	Think Again
1956	255	Link Davis	Don't Big Shot Me	Trucker From Tennessee
1956	256	George Jones	Boat Of Life	Taggin' Along
1956	257	Amos Como	Hole In The Wall	Heartbroken Lips
1956	259	Larry Nolan et The Bandits	Golden Tomorrow	I Wonder
1956	260	Neal Merritt	No One But You	Someday You'll Pay
1956	261	Jack Newman	At Last	Let It Happen
1956	262	Benny Barnes	A Poor Man's Riches	Those Who Know
1956	263	Johnny Tyler	Lie To Me Baby	Country Fair
1956	265	Bob Doss	Don't Be Gone Long	Somebody's Knocking
1956	266	James O'Gwynne	Losing Game	If I Never Get to Heaven
1956	267	Leon Payne	Sweet Sweet Love	A Prisoner's Diary
1956	268	Louisiana Lannis	Much Too Much	Muscadine Eyes
1956	269	King Sterling	Don't Hang Around	Too Many Taverns
1956	270	Rudy Grayzell	You Hurt Me So	Jig-Ga-Lee-Ga
1956	271	Jeanette Hicks	Extra Extra	Cry Cry It's Good for You
1956	272	Fred Crawford	Lucky In Cards	I Learned Something from You
1956	273	Harry Choates	Draggin' The Fiddle	Allons a Lafayette
1956	274	Smokey Stover	Now	My Building of Dreams
1956	275	Link Davis	Bayou Buffalo	Would You Be Waiting
1956	276	Eddie Noack	The Worm Has Turned	She Can't Stand Light of Day
1956	277	Harry Carroll	Two Timin'	Checkerboard Lover
1956	278	Tibby Edwards	Fool That I Was	I Don't Want to Say I Love You
1957 (15 février)	45-606	Hoyt Scoggins et the Georgia Boys	What's the Price (to Set Me Free)	The Old Chain Gang
1957 (mars)	45-622	Lucky Hill	Fickle baby
1957 (mai)	45-628	Don Pierce	No Place for Me	Lumberjack
1957	280	Bill Mack	It's Saturday Night	That's Why I Cry
1957	281	Neal Merritt	I've Got To Cry	The Funniest Feeling
1957	282	Slim Watts	Painted Lady	Tu-La-Lou
1957	283	Larry Fox	Guilty Heart	Don't Hold Me Too Close
1957	284	Harry Choates	Basile Waltz	Tondellay
1957	285	Jimmy Lee Durden	No Mistake	Time Heals Everything
1957	286	Jimmy Logsden	Can't Make Up My Mind	No Longer Do I Cry
1957	287	Margie Singleton	One Step Nearer To You	Not What He's Got
1957	288	Peggy Upton et Danny Buck	What'cha Gonna Do Tonight	Our Love is Not the Same
1957	289	Bill Boyd	Big D	Texas Star
1957	290	Bill Clifton et The Dixie Mountain Boys	Gathering Flowers From The Hillside	Take Back the Heart (You Once Gave)
1957	291	Hoot et Curley	Lonesome And Lovesick	You Little Devil
1957	292	Sleepy La Beef	I'm Through	All Alone
1957	293	Link Davis	Slippin' And Slidin'	Allons a Lafayette
1957	294	Eddie Skelton	My Heart Gets Lonely	Let Me Be With You Forever
1957	296	Ray Lunsford	Carroll County Blues	Mount Vernon Rag
1957	297	Jim Eanes	Don't Stop Now	Your Old Standby
1957	298	King Sterling	Not Much	What Will Your Answer Be
1957	299	Jimmy Blakely	Crazy Blues	Runaway Heart
1957	300	Hobo Jack	Mountain Music	Four Little Words
1957	301	Utah Carl	Lovin' You	Sometime
1957	302	Arlie Duff	What A Way To Die	You've Done It Right
1957	303	Bill Boyd	Lone Star Rag	Ramblers March
1957	305	Orville Couch	King For A Day	You're Dreamin'
1957	306	Peggy Upton et Danny Buck	Knocking	Alone, Sorry and Blue
1957	307	The Flat Mountain Boys	I Could Love You	Choo Choo Coming
1957	308	Harlin et Stanley	What Can I Do	Carolina Mountain Home
1957	309	Margie Singleton	My Picture Of You	Love is a Treasure
1957	310	Jack Cardwell	Hey, Hey Baby	Once Every Day
1957	311	Dave Woolum	It's So Nice	Done Gone And Done It
1957	312	Jim Eanes	No Need To Be So Lonely	Walk Slowly
1957	313	Bill Mack	Million Miles Away	Cheatin' on Your Mind
1957	314	Fred Crawford	You're Not The Same Sweet Girl	By the Mission Wall
1957	315	Eddie Skelton	No Sweetheart Tonight	That's Love
1957	316	Eddie Noack	Scarecrow	Think of Her Now
1957	317	Fiddlin' Rufus Thibodeaux	Mean Autry	Cameron Memorial Waltz
1957	318	Dorothy et Jimmy Blakely	A Pair Of Crazy Hearts	Making Believe You're Mine
1957	319	Sleepy Jeffers	My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now	Pretending is a Game
1957	320	The Marksmen	Don't Gamble With My Heart	You Hurt Me So
1957	321	Rudy « Tutti » Grayzell	Let's Get Wild	I Love You So
1957	322	Utah Carl	Stormy Skies	Don't Go Wrong
1957	323	Margie Singleton	Beautiful Dawn	Take Time Out for Love
1957	324	King Sterling	Raindrops	Crying for You
1957	325	Bill et Mary Reid	In The Valley	She Can't Stand the Light of Day
1957	326	Orville Couch	Five Cent Candy	I Will If You Will
1957	327	Hobo Jack	Lonesome Old Road	Just Wishing
1957	328	Harley Gabbard et Aubrey Holt	Burning the Strings	You'll Never Find Another
1957	329	Lucky Hill	Wait For Me	I'm Missing You
1957	330	Lonnie Smithson	It Takes Time	Me And The Blues
1957	331	Link Davis	Waltz Of The Jambalaya	Big Connie
1957	332	Herby Remington	Slush Pump	Station Break
1957	333	Ray et Lindy	Hey Doll Baby	Love Must Be in the Air
1957	334	Eddie Noack	Dust On The River	What's the Matter, Joe?
1957	335	Gary Bryant	My Kind Of Girl	Since You're Gone
1958	336	Cecil Bowman et The Arrows	Blues Around My Door	Too Late
1958	337	Tommy Riddle	Stolen Love	Starlight, Starbright
1958	340	Cactus Pryor	Sputnik - Part 1	Sputnik - Part 2
1958	341	Nelson Young	Sunrise	So Easy to Fall In Love
1958	342	Ray Anderson	Sputniks And Mutniks	Dreaming
1958	343	Bill et Mary Reid	I Want To Be Wanted	Beautie Cutie
1958	344	The Country Gentlemen	Dixie	Backwoods Blues
1958	345	Andy Doll	You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming	That's Life
1958	347	The Country Gentlemen	It's The Blues	Backwoods Blues
1958	348	Ray et Lindy	Little Miss Love	I Give Up
1958	349	Darnell Miller	She's Gone	Cardboard Sweetheart
1958	350	Hobo Jack Adkins	Now That You're Gone	Baby Tell Me Why
1958	351	The Jubilaires Quartet	What A Friend	On Come Unto Me
1958	352	Cliff Blakely	I Want To Be With You	High Steppin'
1958	355	Buzz Busby	Talking Banjo	Lonesome Road
1958	356	Roger Miller	Can't Stop Loving You	You're Forgetting Me
1958	357	Dorothy et Jimmy Blakely	Piano Polka	Slow Poke Rag
1958	359	Lonnie Smithson	Quarter In The Jukebox	Will You?
1958	360	Bill Mack	Blue	Faded Rose
1958	361	Carl Tranthan et The Rhythm All Stars	Deedle Deedl Dum	Our True Love
1958	362	The Ballard Brothers	Craving Your Loving	Nobody but You
1958	363	Hobo Jack Adkins	Kentucky School Bus	Will They Have a Resting Place
1958	364	Dave Dudley	Cry Baby	Careless Fool
1958	367	The Country Gentlemen	Hey Little Girl	High Lonesome
1958	368	The Raindrops	I Don't Want A Sweetheart	Golden Stairway
1958	369	Cliff Blakely	Got Off My Toes	Not Going Steady Anymore
1958	370	Ken Hammock	Now Or Never	Gotta Find Some Way
1958	371	The Brewster Brothers	Cross Over Jordan	Dixie Rag
1958	373	Johnny Harrison	I Don't Want A Sweetheart	Blue
1958	374	The Raindrops	Raindrops	But I Love You
1958	401	Benny Barnes	You Gotta Pay	Heads You Win
1958	402	Jack Kingston	When The Bright Lights Go Dim	Go Away
1958	403	Lattie Moore	You Never Looked Sweeter	Why Did You Lie to Me
1958	404	Lonzo et Oscar	Deep Thinking	Deep Thinking
1958	405	Cousin Jody	Beyond The Next Hilltop	Blues In Reserve
1958	406	The Stanley Brothers	Gonna Paint The Town	That Happy Night
1958	407	Jim Eanes	Don't Make Me Ashamed	Blue Sunday
1958	408	Buzz Busby	Banjo Whiz	Mandolin Tango
1958	409	Buzz Busby	Lost	Lonesome Wind
1958	410	Phil Sullivan	Love Never Dies	Luckiest Man in Town
1958	411	Carl Story	Old Country Baptizing	Angel Band
1958	412	Jim et Jesse	Hard Hearted	Pardon Me
1958	413	The Stanley Brothers	Christmas Is Near	Holiday Pickin'
1958	414	Jim Eanes	Christmas Doll	It Won't Seem Like Christmas
1959 (9 mars)	424	Frankie Miller	Black Land Farmer[18]	True Blue
1959	415	The Country Gentlemen	Rollin' Stone	The Devil's Own
1959	416	Jack Kingston	Don't Trade	You
1959	417	Bill Clifton	At Mother's Grave	You Go to Your Church
1959	418	Bill Mack	I'll Still Be Here Tomorrow	Long, Long Train
1959	419	The Kentucky Travelers	Living My Life In Vain	Old Kentucky Hills
1959	420	Billie Morgan	Life To Live	Thinking All Night
1959	421	Red Kirk	Dark Streets	I Wonder
1959	422	Darnell Miller	Mommy, Will My Doggie Understand	Royal Flush
1959	423	Willard Hale et Rusty York	Don't Do It	Lock on Your Heart
1959	425	Buzz Busby	Going Home	Me and the Jukebox
1959	426	Jim Eanes	Orchids Of Love	Road Walked by Fools
1959	427	Carl Story	Shout And Shine	A Beautiful City
1959	428	Anna Lee	Never Walk Alone	A Thousand Times No
1959	429	Tommy Hill	Oil On My Land	Walls of Stone
1959	430	The Southland Trio	Have They Forgotten Jesus	I'm Going Home
1959	431	Bill Clifton	Corey	I'll Wander Back Someday
1959	432	Bill Browning	Don't Push-Don't Shove	Dark Valley Walls
1959	433	Jim et Jesse	Let Me Whisper	Border Ride
1959	434	The Country Gentlemen	I'll Never Marry	Travelin' Dobro Blues
1959	435	Eddie Hill et Billie Morgan	Move Over	Too Weak (to Go Home)
1959	436	Lonzo et Oscar	Gotta Find Julie	Hills of East Tennessee
1959	437	Phil Sullivan	Heart Are Lonely	Rich Man-Po' Boy
1959	438	The Stanley Brothers	Trust Each Other	Maple on the Hill
1959	439	Buddy Starcher	The Battle Of New Orleans	Pale Wildwood Flower
1959	440	The Country Express	Banjo In Hills	Mountaineers Fling
1959	441	Lattie Moore	Too Hot To Handle	Just A-Waitin'
1959	442	Ken Clark	Buckskin Coat	Pretty Love
1959	443	Margie Singleton	Nothing But True Love	It's Better to Know
1959	444	Bill Clifton	When You Kneel (At Mother's Grave)	You Go to You Church (I'll Go to Mine)
1959	445	Bill Harrell	Tragic Highway	Love is a Stranger
1959	446	Denver Duke et Jeff Null	Trouble Number Two	I'll Say I Do
1959	447 (réédition du n^o 290)	Bill Clifton and the Dixie Mountain Boys	Gathering Flowers from the Hillside	Take Back the Heart (You Once Gave)
1959	448	Hobo Jack Adkins	Country Boy Went To Town	Union Man
1959	449	Carl Story	Old Gospel Ship	Set Your House In Order
1959	450	The Kentucky Travelers	Dreaming	That Old Moon
1959	451	Little Jimmy Dempsey	Honky Tonk World	Answer from Your Heart
1959	452	Buzz Busby	Reno Bound	Where Will this End
1959	453	Bill Mack	Johnny's Gal Frankie	Loneliest Fool in Town
1959	454	Révérend Barney Pierce	Hellbound Train	Gossip
1959	455	The Country Gentlemen	New Freedom Bell	Hills of Home
1959	456	Jim Eanes	Log Cabin In The Lane	Budded Roses
1959	457	Frankie Miller	Poppin' Johnny	Family Man[16]
1959	458	Jim et Jessie	Nobody But You	Have You Lost Your Love For Me
1959	459	Darnell Miller	Mark Of Coin	Back to You
1959	460	Buddy Starcher	Running Away From The Blues	Billy the Kid
1959	461	Lex Thomas	Dixie Line	Man Alone
1959	462	Phil Sullivan	I Could Never Be Alone	You Get a Thrill
1959	463	Lonzo et Oscar	Bare Faced Bird Brain	I'm My Own Grandpa
1959	434	Billie Morgan	Country Girl at Heart	Treatin' Me
1959	465	Carl Story	I Heard My Mother Weeping	I'll Be a Friend
1959	466	The Stanley Brothers	Highway of Regret	Another Night
1959	467	The Williams Brothers	Old Birmingham Jail	So Remember Me
1959	468	Ken Clark	Candy Man	South Pacific Shore
1959	469	Merle Kilgore	Dear Mama[19]	Jimmie Brings Sunshine
1959	470	Jimmy Jay	Run Wild	You're Cheap as You Can Be
1959	471	Buddy Starcher	Ace of Hearts	Cryin'
1959	472	Margie Singleton	The Eyes of Love	Angel Hands
1959	473	Lex Thomas	Call Me	St. Louie on the River
1959	474	Bill Clifton	Walking In My Sleep	When Autumn Leaves Begin to Fall
1959	475	Cal et Ivan	Lazy - Part 1	Lazy - Part 2
1959	476	Cowboy Copas	Mom And Dad's Affair	Black Cloud Risin'
1959	478	The Barnette Brothers	Gonna Lean on the Lord	Say No to Sin
1959	479	Denver Duke et Jeffrey Null	Dear Lord, Let Me Die	I'm Gonna Get You
1959	480	Bill Harrell	Eatin' Out of Your Hand	A Heart Never Knows
1959	45-719	Frank Evans	The Ain't Got Blues
1960 (5 février)	501	Cowboy Copas	Alabam (2 min 14 s)[20]	I Can
1960	481	Frankie Miller	The Money Side of Life	Reunion (With Dinner on the Ground)
1960	482	Jim Eanes	Celebration	Road of No Return
1960	483	Buzz Busby	Cold And Windy Night	Don't Come Runnin' Back to Me
1960	484	Kirby Buchanan	Timbrook	His Hand on My Shoulder
1960	485	Kirby Buchanan	Timbrook	A Satisfied Mind
1960	486	Lonnie Irving	Pinball Machine	I Got the Blues on My Mind
1960	487	The Country Gentlemen	Darling Alalee	Letter to Tom
1960	488	Bill Browning	Down in the Hollow	Country Strings
1960	489	Billie Morgan	I'll Accept What I Can't Change	I Had to Talk to Someone
1960	490	Connie et Joe	Toil, Tears and Trouble	My Dollie Would Cry
1960	491	Lonzo et Oscar	I Lost an Angel	Blue Love
1960	492	Carl Story	On the Radio (I Heard My Name)	Sweeter than the Flowers
1960	493	Cowboy Copas	South Pacific Shore	That's All I Can Remember
1960	494	The Stanley Brothers	Ridin' the Midnight Train	A Little at a Time
1960	495	Ken Clark	Big Man	Days that Once Have Been
1960	496	Frankie Miller	Baby Rocked Her Dolly[21]	Rain Rain
1960	497	Merle Kilgore	Love Has Made You Beautiful[22]	Gettin' Old Before My Time
1960	498	Bill Clifton	Mail Carrier's Warning	You Don't Think About Me (When I'm Gone)
1960	499	Dave Dudley	It's Gotta Be That Way	Where Do I Go From Here
1960	500	Bill Harrell	One Track Mind	I'll Never See You Anymore
1960	502	Margie Singleton	For The Love Of Jim	My Special Dream
1960	503	Jimmie King	Over My Shoulder	That Old Girl of Mine
1960	504	Jim Eanes	Gotta Know	There'll Come a Time
1960	505	Lonnie Irving	Gooseball Brown	An Old Fashioned Love
1960	506	The Stanley Brothers	Rank Stranger	The Master's Bouquet
1960	507	Benny Martin	Hobo	Her Baby Girl
1960	508	Lonnie Mullins	I'll Be Your Fool Again	Thirteen Miles
1960	509	Paul Wayne	Angel On Paper	Stolen Love
1960	510	Red Sovine	Burn The School	One is a Lonely Number
1960	511	Ray Hendrix	I Need You	My Last Memory Last Night
1960	512	Connie et Joe	Home Is Where The Heart Is	Lonely Years
1960	513	Frankie Miller	Strictly Nothin'	Young Widow Brown
1960	514	Carl Story	Someone's Last Day	Ship that's Sailing Down
1960	515	The Country Gentlemen	Helen	Poor Ellen Smith
1960	516	The Kentucky Travelers	When You're Out of My Arms	Will There Be a Rainbow
1960	517	Dottie West	Angel On Paper	No Time Will I Ever
1960	518	The Willis Brothers et The Oklahoma Wranglers	Pretty Diamonds	Billy the Kid
1960	519	Benny Martin	A Dime's Worth Of Dreams	Pretty Girl
1960	520	Lonnie Irving	Trucker's Vitus	I Wish I Had My Heart Back
1960	521	Red Sovine	No Money In This Deal	If I Could Come Back
1960	522	The Stanley Brothers	Little Maggie	God Gave You to Me
1960	523	Lonzo et Oscar	Takin' A Chance With You	Punkin Raiser
1960	524	Cowboy Copas	I Have A Friend	The Hem of His Garment
1960	525	Frankie Miller et Dottie Sills	Out of Bounds	Two Lips Away
1960	526	Bill Parsons	Hot Rod Volkswagen	Guitar Blues
1960	527	Moon Mullican	New Jole Blon	Farewell
1960	528	Cowboy Copas	Sittin' Flat On Ready	Midnight In Heaven
1960	529	Bill Clifton	Bed On The Floor	Railroading on the Great Divide
1960	530	Justin Tubb	One Eyed Red	I'd Know You Anywhere
1960	531	Carl Story	Hear Jerusalem Moan	Why Don't You Haul off and Get Religion
1960	532	The Willis Brothers	Little Footprints In The Snow	Y'all Come
1961	533	Merle Kilgore	Daddy's Place	Just Another Song Now
1961	534	Billy Todd	Lonely Hearts	Please Drop Me Gently
1961	535	Jim Eanes	Borderline	Mark of Cain
1961	536	Benny Martin	You Are The One	No One But You
1961	537	Frankie Miller	I'll Write To You	Richest Poor Boy
1961	538	Jimmy Simpson	The Alcan Run	Old Timer
1961	539	Bob Steele	Let Me Talk To You	Nothin' to Lose
1961	540	Red Sovine	Why Baby Why	Little Rosa
1961	541	Paul Wayne	Dreams	Troubles (On My Mind)
1961	542	Cowboy Copas	Flat Top[23]	True Love (is the Greatest Thing)
1961	543	Lonzo et Oscar	Country Music Time	Can't Pitch Woo (In An Igloo)
1961	544	Bill Parsons	The Price We Pay For Livin'	A-Waitin'
1961	545	Moon Mullican	Ragged But Right[21]	Bottom of the Glass
1961	546	The Stanley Brothers	Don't Go Out Tonight	If I Lose
1961	547	Dottie West	I Lost, You Win, I'm Leavin'	I Should Start Runnin'
1961	548	Bill Clifton	I'm Rollin' On	I'll Be All Smiles Tonight
1961	549	Justin Tubb	My Heart Keeps Getting In The Way	One for You - One for Me
1961	550	Frankie Miller	Lookin' Around Downtown	A Little Bit Later
1961	551	The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers	Two Kinds of Blues	Why Do You Treat Me The Way You Do?
1961	552	Cowboy Copas	Sunny Tennessee[19]	Dreaming
1961	553	Red Sovine	Heart of A Man	Brand New Low
1961	554	Jim Eanes	You Made Me What I Am	Mary Was a Little Lamb
1961	555	The Willis Brothers	Everlovin' Dixieland	Tattooed Lady
1961	556	Moon Mullican	Just Plain Lonesome	The Way You're Treatin' Me
1961	557	Archie Campbell	Sergeant York	Grab a Little Sunshine
1961	558	The Country Gentlemen	Red Rockin' Chair	I Know I've Lost You
1961	559	Cowboy Copas	Signed, Sealed, and Delivered[22]	New Filipino Baby
1961	560	Justin Tubb	Your Side of the Story	How's It Feel
1961	561	Bill Clifton	Cannonball Blues	Bring Back My Blue Eyed Boy to Me
1961	562	Moon Mullican	I'll Sail My Ship Alone	Mona Lisa
1961	563	Lonzo et Oscar	Honey Babe	The Touch of You
1961	564	The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers	Eatin' Out of Your Hand	Lonesome Pine
1961	565	The Stanley Brothers	Carolina Mountain Home	Few More Seasons
1961	566	Frankie Miller	The Cat And The Mouse	It's Not Easy
1961	567	Red Sovine	Color Of The Blues	Hold Everything
1961	568	Archie Campbell	Settin' My Tears To Music	Woman's Work is Never Done
1961	569	The Kentucky Travelers	Beyond A Doubt	Wishing
1961	570	The Willis Brothers	Big Daddy	It's The Miles
1961	571	Buck Owens	There Goes My Love	It Don't Show on Me
1961	572	Red Allen	Beautiful Blue Eyes	Trouble 'Round My Door
1961	573	Cowboy Copas	Sal	A Thousand Miles of Ocean
1961	574	Dottie West	My Big John	Men With Evil Hearts
1961	575	Pete Drake	Pleading	The Spook
1961	75 217	Eddie Wilson	Danke Schön - Bitte Schön - Aufwiedersehen	Ich Bin Froh
1962 (janvier)	576	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	Guitar Boogie-Twist	Napoleon's Retreat
1962	577	Frankie Miller	Gotta Win My Baby Back Again	Picture at St. Helene
1962	578	Hylo Brown	Picture In The Wallet	Hills of Georgia
1962	579	Red Sovine	East Of West Berlin	Thanks for Nothing
1962	580	Bill Clifton	Give Me Your Love	March Wind
1962	581	Hardrock Gunter et Buddy Durham	Hillbilly Twist	As Long as You're Happy
1962	582	Justin Tubb	Walking The Floor Over You	They Painted a Picture for Me
1962	583	Stringbean	Down At The Opry	Chewin' Chewing Gum
1962	584	Little Roy Wiggins	Through The Night	Love Theme
1962	585	Cowboy Copas	There'll Come A Time Someday	Seven Seas From You
1962	586	Smiley Brunette	Old Fishin' Pole	It's My Last Day
1962	587	The Stanley Brothers	Come All Ye Tenderhearted	Choo Choo Comin'
1962	588	Buck Owens	Down On The Corner Of Love	Right After the Dance
1962	589	Ramona Jones	Don't Sell Daddy Anymore Whiskey	Fiddler Joe
1962	590	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	Heartaches	Foolish Questions - Silly Answers
1962	591	The Acorn Sisters	Boat Of Life	Where Will I Shelter My Sheep
1962	592	The Willis Brothers	Sally's Bangs	Honey, Do You Love Your Man
1962	593	Hylo Brown	Take A Look	Rose of Love
1962	594	Moon Mullican	Good Times Gonna Roll Again	Ballad of Frank Clement
1962	595	Cowboy Copas	Sold The Farm	Table in the Corner
1962	596	Moon Mullican	Ain't Nothin' Like Lovin'	Good Times Gonna Roll Again
1962	597	The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers	Little Glass Of Wine	Mountain Flower
1962	598	Red Sovine	Rose Of Love	She Can't Read My Writing
1962	599	The Stoneman Family	Talking Fiddle Blues	That Pal of Mine
1962	600	Archie Campbell	Fools Side Of Town	Root Beer
1962	601	Hylo Brown	Time	The Girl In The Blue Velvet Band
1962	602	Bashful Brother Oswald	Black Smoke	Beneath The Willow
1962	603	Buddy Meredith	Secret Sin	I Miss You All Over
1962	604	The Willis Brothers	Morning Glory	Yankee Dollar
1962	605	Melvin Morris	Spending Nights In Nashville	Still
1962	606	Cowboy Copas	Bury Me Face Down	Heart on the Run
1962	607	Tom O'Neal	Sleeper Car Blues	Too Many Tickets
1962	608	Bill Clifton	Sinking Of The Maine	There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere
1962	609	Archie Campbell	Don't You Ever Fret	Master's Hand
1962	610	Paul Wayne	You're Just Filling In	Turned Her Back
1962	611	Tommy Hills	K.C. Train Whistle Blues	Twin Fiddle Polka
1962	612	Cowboy Copas	Family Reunion	Smoke on the Water
1962	613	Hylo Brown	Prisoner's Song	Treasures From The Past
1962	614	The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers	Coal Dust Blues	Hello Mr. Banjo
1962	615	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	Hospitality Blues	Philadelphia Guitar
1962	616	Red Sovine	Sittin' And Thinkin'	A Million to One
1963	617	Buddy Meredith	Heart Is No Plaything	Here I Am Again
1963	618	Johnny Bond	How To Succeed With Girls (Without Half-Way Trying)	Don't Mention Her Name
1963	619	Carl Story	Picture From Life's Other Side	Rank Stranger
1963	620	Leon Payne	Joe Lopez	You Stood Me Up this Morning
1963	621	Cowboy Copas	Goodbye Kisses[19]	The Gypsy Girl
1963	622	Hylo Brown	Daddy's Place	Seasons of My Heart
1963	623	Benny Martin	Rosebuds And You	Sinful Cinderella
1963	624	Archie Campbell	A World Full of Women	My Baby's Home
1963	625	The Willis Brothers	Private Lee	Ax Cabin
1963	626	Curly Fox	The Old Grey Mule	Shanty Street
1963	627	Jimmie Skinner	Old Bill Dollar	Trouble Walked In
1963	628	The Country Gentlemen	Copper Kettle	Copper Kettle
1963	629	Tom O'Neal	Blue Endless Highway	I Stumble, I Fumble, I Fall
1963	630	Bobby Sykes	Run, Johnny, Run	A Place for Girls Like You
1963	631	The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers	I Walked To The River	Too Hot to Handle
1963	632	Red Sovine	Waltzing With Sin	I Forgot to Keep Her with Me
1963	633	Paul Wayne	I've Lost My Biggest Race	Whole Lot of Blues
1963	634	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	Master of the Game	Travelin' Blues
1963	635	Johnny Bond	True Love (Is Hard To Find)	Cimarron
1963	636	Howdy Kempf	One Last Time	Take My Hand, Take My Heart
1963	637	Leon Payne	Close To You	Log Train
1963	638	Hylo Brown	Tiny Doll	Take a Look at that Rain
1963	639	June Stearns et Gene Martin	Just Another Song	Just Another Song
1963	640	Glenda Raye	Don't Be Surprised	You Sent Her an Orchid (And You Sent Me A Rose)
1963	641	Cowboy Copas	Louisiana	Break Away, Break Away
1963	642	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	Tie My Hunting Dogs Down, Jed	Guitar Hop
1963	643	Archie Campbell	Crying In My Pillow	Don't Let Love Die
1963	644	Merle Kilgore	Pinball Machine	Old Smokey
1963	645	The Willis Brothers	Truck Driver's Queen	Who's Next on Your List
1963	646	Benny Martin	Down In The Shinnery	Two Take Away One Equals Lonesome
1963	647	Jimmie Skinner	Try To Be Good	Yesterday's Wrongs
1963	648	Howard Vokes	Death On The Highway	The Miner
1963	649	Johnny Bond	Three Sheets In The Wind	Let the Tears Begin
1963	650	Red Sovine	Dream House For Sale	King of the Open Road
1963	651	Tillman Franks	Tadpole	Pretty Little Girls
1963	652	The Blue Sky Boys	Don't Trade	Kentucky
1963	653	Clyde Moody	Nobody's Business	Waltzing in the Arms of a Friend
1963	654	Bobby Sykes	Good Bad Girl	I Should Start Running
1963	655	Frankie Miller	A Little South Of Memphis	Too Hot to Handle
1963	656	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	The Stuttering Song	Back to His Hole He Went
1963	657	Howdy Kempf	I Can't Tell My Heart To Let You Go	Only for You
1963	658	Cowboy Copas	Autobiography	The Rainbow and the Rose
1963	659	Hylo Brown	Hole In The Wall	The Room Over Mine
1963	660	Gene Martin et June Stearns	Family Man	We've Got Things in Common
1964	661	The Willis Brothers	Linda Do The Bubble Up - Part 1	Linda Do the Bubble Up - Part 2
1964	662	The Willis Brothers	Linda Do the Bubble Up	Wash Up
1964	663	Wayne Raney	Mail Order Heart	Don't Try to Be What You Ain't
1964	664	Stringbean	Little Pink	Big Ball in Nashville
1964	665	Johnny Bond	Have You Seen My Baby	What Have You Done for Me Lately
1964	666	Leon Payne	September Memory	Six Foot Six
1964	667	The Blue Sky Boys	Satisfied Mine	Why Not Confess
1964	668	Pee Wee King et Redd Stewart	Goodbye New Orleans	Waitin'
1964	669	Jimmie Skinner	Cork And The Bottle	Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello
1964	670	The Tillman Franks Singers	When the World's On Fire	Uncle Eph
1964	671	Clyde Moody	Where There's Smoke (There's Bound to Be Fire)	Whispering Pines
1963	672	Red Sovine	Old Pipeliner	Peace Of Mind
1964	673	Frankie Miller	Fifteen Acres of Peanut Land	Out of this World
1964	674	Cecil L. Boykin	Gonna Get on the Riverboat	She Walked Away
1964	675	Joe et Rose Maphis	Hoot'n Annie	Remember I'm Just as Close as the Phone
1964	676	Glenn Barber	Stronger Than Dirt	If Anyone Can Show Cause
1964	677	Wayne Raney	Love Thief	Strictly Nothing
1964	678	Johnny Bond	Hot Rod Surfin' Hootlebeatnanny	Don't Mama Count Anymore
1964	679	The Homesteaders	Leaving But I Won't Be Long	Sing Me a Sad Song
1964	680	Hylo Brown	Sad Prison Song	Silent Partner
1964	681	The Willis Brothers	Give Me 40 Acres (to Turn This Rig Around) [15]	Gonna Buy Me a Juke Box
1964	682	Pee Wee King et Redd Stewart	When the Lights Go Dim Downtown	Stay Away from Me
1964	683	Joe Maphis	Hot Rod Guitar	Lonesome Jailhouse Blues
1964	684	Adrian Roland	Exactly Like Him	Toc Tic
1964	685	Cowboy Copas	Old Man's Story	Pretty Diamonds
1964	686	Wilf Carter	Grandad's Yodeling Song	The Little Shirt My Mother Made for Me
1964	687	Jimmie Skinner	This Old Road	Things that Might Have Been
1964	688	Carl Story	The Old Country Preacher	Listen to Your Radio
1964	689	Wayne Raney	Young Widow Brown	I Stumble, I Fumble, I Fall
1964	690	Johnny Bond	Bachelor Bill	My Wicked, Wicked Ways
1964	691	Frankie Miller	It Took A Lot Of Love	Mean Old Greyhound
1964	692	Betty Amos et Judy et Jean	Eighteen Wheels A Rolling	More than Your Money
1964	693	Howdy Kempf	Baby Take Me	I Don't Believe
1964	694	Ken Cameron	Just One More Chance	Say You Will
1964	695	The Homesteaders	Carry Me Down The River	Comin' Back for More
1964	696	Dean Manuel	Ida	Maggie
1964	697	Hylo Brown	Walk Slowly Darling	When the Bright Lights Grow Dim
1964	698	Pee Wee King et Redd Stewart	Ten Thousand Crying Towels	The Urge
1964	699	Glenn Barber	Dancing Shoes	Knock Knock
1964	700	Adrian Roland	Better Judgement	Until My Ink Dries Out
1964	701	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	I Like Lasses	Flat Top Hari Kari
1964	702	Clyde Moody	Dark Midnight	What It Means to be Lonely
1964	703	The Willis Brothers	Blazing Smokestack (2 min 32 s)	Too Early to Get Up
1964	704	Johnny Bond	10 Little Bottles[24]	Let It Be Me
1964	705	Benny Martin	Stick Your Finger In A Glass Of Water	The Other Me
1965 (4 août)	737	Red Sovine	Giddyup Go[20]	A Kiss and the Keys
1965	706	Pete Drake	Invitation To The Blues	Rick-A-Shay
1965	707	Cecil Boykin	Cabin In Pines	Billy Blue Jeans
1965	708	Cowboy Copas	Ride In My Little Red Wagon	Black Eyed Susie
1965	709	Frankie Miller	Big Talk Of The Town	I Can Almost Forget
1965	710	Joe et Rose Maphis	Hot Time In Nashville	I've Got to Take You Home
1965	711	Jimmie Skinner	Hard Working Man	How's It Been (Since Last Heartbreak)
1965	712	The Homesteaders	Diamonds For Ruby, Rubies For Pearl	White Rain
1965	713	The Willis Brothers	A Six Foot Two By Four	Strange Old Town
1965	714	Betty Amos et Judy et Jean	Steeple Jack	Steeple Jack
1965	715	Hylo Brown	Outlaw Girl	I Wonder What You'll Find
1965	716	Kenny Roberts	Guitar Ringing	Tavern Town
1965	717	Joe « Red » Hayes	I Grew Up Loving You	Sunset Years
1965	718	Roger Miller	Playboy	Poor Little John
1965	719	Howdy Kemp	Angels Don't Love Like You Do	Heart Keep Your Big Mouth Shut
1965	720	Ken Clark	Standing On The Outside	We're Too Far Apart
1965	721	Johnny Bond	Sick, Sober And Sorry	The Man Who Comes Around
1965	722	Glenn Barber	Loneliest Man In Town	She's Out of Our World
1965	723	Slim Jacobs et Tommy Hill	That's Truck Drivin'	Cajun Call
1965	724	Dottie West	I'd Be Lying	Walking in the Dark
1965	725	Benny Martin	One Way Or The Other	Weekend Ellie
1965	726	Larry Kingston	Losers Shoes	Women Do Funny Things To Me
1965	727	Archie Campbell	Green Stamps	Three Little Pigs
1965	728	Joe et Rose Maphis	Your Little Black Book	Don't Pass Me By
1965	729	Cowboy Copas	Waltzing With Sin	Blue Kimono
1965	730	The Willis Brothers	Pinball Anonymous	When I Came Driving Through
1965	731	Johnny Bond	The Great Figure Eight Race	Sadie Was A Lady
1965	732	Adrian Roland	Two Of Us Sorry	Weasel In The Hen House
1965	733	The Homesteaders	Calico Boy	One Man's Sugar (Is Another Man's Salt)
1965	734	Coy Jackson	Birds And Bees	What It Takes (To Make A Grown Man Cry)
1965	735	Betty Amos et Judy et Jean	Franklin County Moonshine	I Can Almost Forget
1965	736	Kenny Roberts	Fly Away Mockingbird	If I'm a Man
1965	738	Jimmie Skinner	Twenty Beers	To Tell the World
1965	739	Frankie Miller	Bringing Mary Home	Country Music Who's Who
1965	740	George Riddle	Sad Tale Of Woe	When « It » Hits the Fan
1965	741	Glenn Arber	Happy Birthday Broken Heart	Let's Take the Fear (Out of Being Close)
1965	742	Hylo Brown	Someone To Care	Trickle Down Teardrops
1965	743	Benny Martin	Hello City Limits	I'll Never Get Over Loving You
1965	744	Larry Kingston	Foot In My Mouth	I'm a Flop
1965	745	Joe Maphis et Rose Lee	Ridin' Down Ole 99	Turn on the Bright Lights
1965	746	Lulu Belle et Scotty	I'll Be All Smiles Tonight	Try to Live Some (When You're Here)
1965	747	Rusty Diamond	I Guess I'd Better Get Up And Go Home	Lonely Sentry
1965	748	The Willis Brothers	Swing 'Til My Rose Breaks	Love thy Neighbor
1966	749	Johnny Bond	They Got Me	Silent Walls
1966	750	Cowboy Copas	Cowboy's Deck Of Cards	Beyond the Sunset
1966	751	Pete Drake	Y'all Come	My Abilene
1966	752	Stringbean	Crazy Viet Nam War	Hey Old Man (Can You Play a Banjo)
1966	753	Howdy Kemp	Go Find Another Fool	Doc Doc Can You Tell
1966	754	Minnie Pearl	Giddyup Go Answer[23]	Road Runner
1966	755	George Riddle	What Have I Gotta Do	Set Up Another
1966	756	Betty Amos et Judy et Jean	The Cat And The Rat	If Mommy Didn't Sing
1966	757	Red Sovine	Long Night	Too Much
1966	758	Johnny Bond	Fireball	Over the Hill
1966	759	T. Texas Tyler	Texas Boogie Woogie	Just Like Dad
1966	760	The Willis Brothers	Three Sheets In The Wind	Waltzing with Sin
1966	761	Gene Brown	One For All, All For One	That's How Sure I Am
1966	762	Larry Kingston	Down The Drain	If Your Lips Move
1966	763	Buddy Starcher	Little Red Riding Hood	Ace of Hearts
1966	764	Minnie Pearl	What Is An American	Live Some While You're Here
1966	765	George Kent	More I See	Water - Whisky and Gas (2 min 18 s)
1966	766	Red Sovine	I'm The Man	I Think I Can Sleep Tonight
1966	767	Onie Wheeler	Mr. Free	Dancing
1966	768	Polly Hutt and her Crackers	Why Buy The Cow	You'll Never Love Him
1968	769	Kenny Roberts	Anytime	Tying the Leaves
1966	770	Hank Malcolm	Mary Turn Around	Yellow Bellied Sap Sucker
1966	771	Orval Prophet	Big River Joe	Travelling Snowman
1966	772	Larry Edwards	Over The Wall	13th Month of the Year
1966	773	Harold Lowry	Leatherneck	One Step More
1966	774	Red Sovine et Minnie Pearl	Alabam	Nobody's Business
1966	775	Howdy Kempf	Bundle Of Love	It's Over Now
1966	776	Johnny Bond	Hell's Angels	A Way of Life
1966	777	Frankie Miller	Charlie's Got A Good Thing Goin'	Tough Road to Hoe
1966	778	Betty Amos et Judy et Jean	Almost Persuaded	Why Don't You Be My Baby
1966	779	Red Sovine	Class Of '49	I Hope My Wife Don't Find Out
1966	780	Jack Lionell	She Wasn't You	Don't Let It Keep You From My Door
1966	781	Paul Wayne	Everything But Love	Keep the Fool You Made Me
1966	782	The Willis Brothers	Ain't It Funny	Goin' to Town
1966	783	T. Texas Tyler	It's A Long Road Back Home	I Still Love You (By The Way)
1966	784	Bobby Wooten	Deer Huntin' Widow	Goin' Deer Huntin'
1966	785	Onie Wheeler	Playing Tricks	I Closed My Book Last Night
1966	786	George Riddle	This Town's Poorest Fool	Your Sweet Love Came Just in Time
1966	787	« Little » Roy Wiggins	Annette	You're The One
1966	788	Kenny Roberts	Blue	Sioux City Sue
1966	789	Wade Jackson	Poor Boy's Dream	Sippin' on a Sud
1966	790	Johnny Bond (face A) Red Sovine (face B)	The Gearhammer and the Hobo	Sweet Nellie
1966	791	Dottie Moore	The Hand That Rocks The Cradle	Losing Him by Loving You
1967	792	Betty Amos (face A) Judy et Jean (face B)	Have You Ever	Ravenblack
1967	793	Frankie Miller	Fickle Hand Of Fate	She's My Antibiotic
1967	794	Red Sovine	I Didn't Jump The Fence	Don't Let My Glass Run Dry
1967	795	Eddie Mc Duff	Colored Glass	Country Came To Town
1967	796	The Willis Brothers	Bob[23]	Show Her Lots of Gold
1967	797	Gene Brown	Skeleton In Everybody's Closet	When Our Front Door is Shut
1967	798	Shirley Wood	This One Belongs To Me	When It Happens
1967	799	Mike Lane	Letter To A D.J.	I'm Not Allowed To Talk To Strangers
1967	800	George Kent	Nice Guy	100% Lonesome
1967	801	The Lewis Family	His Blood Now Covers My Sin	When I Reach That City 'on the Hill
1967	802	Tommy Dee	School For Fools	Roger, Ed And Gus
1967	803	Johnny Bond	Your Old Love Letters	Si Si
1967	804	George Morgan	I Couldn't See	Look at the Lonely
1967	805	Kenny Roberts	Just Look, Don't Touch	Singing River
1967	806	T. Texas Tyler	Injun Joe	Crawdad Town
1967	807	Betty Amos et Judy et Jean	He's Gone and Left Us	One More Step
1967	808	George Riddle	The Lovin' Land	I Can Love You More
1967	809	Wade Jackson	Big Wing Ding	I'll Take You Back
1967	810	Larry Kingston	Moving Hand Of Fate	Scratch Your Dog
1967	811	Red Sovine	Big Joe and Phantom 309[23]	In Your Heart
1967	812	The Willis Brothers	Somebody Knows My Dog	The End of the Road
1967	813	Johnny Bond	I Ain't Gonna Go	Don't Bite The Hand that's Feeding You
1967	814	George Morgan	Shiny Red Automobile	Have Some of Mine
1967	815	Warren Robb	I Can't Stand The Light	Before The Past Destroys Me
1967	816	Ray King	Big Wheel	You're Gone
1967	817	Betty Amos et Judy et Jean	Gotta Be Careful	Ordinary Girl
1967	818	Eddie Mc Duff	You're A Cheater	Give a Little
1967	819	Guy Mitchell	Traveling Shoes	Every Night is a Lifetime
1967	820	George Riddle	Some Real Good Reasons	Hanky Panky In Our Sugar Shack
1967	821	Jimmie Skinner	I'd Rather Take The Blame	Kind of Love She Gave to Me
1967	822	Gene Brown	China Girl	If You Want Her You Can Have Her
1967	823	Red Sovine	Tell Maude I Slipped	Not Like It Was With You
1967	825	George Morgan	Barbara	Sad Bird
1968	824	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	British Backbeat	Lynn's Gone
1968	826	Johnny Bond	Bottom Of The Bottle	I'm Gonna Raise Cain (While I'm Able)
1968	827	Billy Golden	Life's Little Pleasures	Loser Makin' Good
1968	828	Guy Mitchell	Alabam	Irene Good-By
1968	829	Snooky Lanson	Take Your Time	Woman Gone Bad
1968	830	The Willis Brothers	Ode To Big Joe	Drivin's in My Blood
1968	831	Red Sovine	Twenty-One	Sparkling Wine
1968	832	Warren Ross	Temporarily Mine	Pushups from the Ceiling
1968	833	Ray King	It Ain't The Miles	Where He Lives
1968	834	George Morgan	Living	Rosebuds and You
1968	835	Charlie Hamilton	Bad Dreams	I'll Never Leave San Antonio
1968	836	Jimmie Skinner (face A) The Stanley Brothers (face B)	Story of Bonnie and Clyde	Bonnie and Clyde's Getaway
1968	837	Pat et Darrell	Hippy Dippy Dan	Our Sleeper Cab Home
1968	838	Carol Lee	I Don't Believe	I'm Surprised at Me
1968	839	Bobby Stephenson	You're The One	I Know You're Going Away
1968	840	Billy Golden	Born Loser	Wild Wild Thing
1968	841	Tommy Faile	Certain Little Girl	I Don't Have to-But I Do
1968	842	Red Sovine	Loser Making Good	Good Enough for Nothing
1968	843	Eddie Mc Duff	Day After Day	Part Time
1968	844	Gene Brown	Get It Over	God Made a Woman
1968	845	Snooky Lanson	It Ain't Easy	World of Memories
1968	846	Guy Mitchell	Frisco Line	Singing the Blues
1968	847	Johnny Bond	Invitation To The Blues	Down to Your Last Fool
1968	848	The Willis Brothers	Diesel Driving Donut Dunkin' Dan	A Moonlight Ride in a Diesel
1968	849	Billy Golden	Good Enough For You	I Was Born to Be in Love With You
1968	850	George Morgan	The Sounds Of Goodbye	Ballad Of The Grand Ole Opry
1968	851	Kenny Roberts	Country Music Singing Sensation	Fugitive of Love
1968	852	Red Sovine	Normally, Norma Loves Me	Live And Let Live And Be Happy
1968	853	Glen Campbell	For The Love Of A Woman	Smokey Blue Eyes
1968	854	Rudy Lyle	Brown Eyes Crying Over Blue	Can I Come Back Again
1968	855	Snooky Lanson	Ever Present Past	Every Night is a Lifetime
1968	856	Warren Robb	More Woman Than You	Pretty Pictures in Your Mind
1968	857	Red Sovine	Between Closing Time And Dawn	The Father of Judy Ann
1968	858	Carol Lee	Number Eighty-Two	With Each Thought of You
1969	859	Billy Golden	Me And Mine	I Don't Know a Lot of Things
1969	860	George Morgan	I'll Sail My Ship Alone	Live and Let Live and Be Happy
1969	861	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	What Is An American?	Psychoanalysis
1969	862	Snooky Lanson	Anytime	What Could I Do With Your Memory
1969	863	The Willis Brothers	Alcohol And No. 2 Diesel	My Ramblin' Boy
1969	864	Red Sovine	Blues Stay Away from Me	Whiskey Flavored Kisses
1969	865	Warren Robb	Magical Light Of Love	(How Long Does It Take) A Memory to Die
1969	866	Guy Mitchell	Get It Over	Just Wish You'd Change Your Mind
1969	867	Roger Sovine	I Know You're Not An Angel	Pledge Of Allegiance
1969	868	Arthur « Guitar Boogie » Smith	Guitar Unlimited	Summer Theme
1969	869	Kenny Roberts	Gonna Whistle Me a Tune	Artificial Flowers
1969	870	Gene Dunlop	Six Steel Bars	One Buck at a Time
1969	871	Ralph Loveday	I'm Not Two Faced	You Should See Me Tomorrow
1969	872	Red Sovine	Who Am I	Three Hearts in a Tangle
1969	873	Lois Williams	Corner Of Your World	He's The Man
1969	874	The Willis Brothers	Buyin' Popcorn	1000 Acres
1969	875	Bobby Harden	The Wild Ones	Except for One
1969	876	Sylvia Mobley	Swapped For The Bottle	Treating You Cool
1969	877	Lois Williams	A Girl Named Sam	We've Got Another Chance
1969	878	Guy Mitchell	Smokey Blue Eyes	Heartaches by the Number
1969	879	Bobby Harden et Karen Wheeler	Love For a Child	We Got Each Other
1969	880	Warren Robb	Face Of Love	Wild Seed in the Wind
1969	881	J. David Sloan	Angeline	Something Ain't Right
1969	882	Red Sovine	Truck Drivers Prayer	Chairman of the Board
1969	883	Judy West	Just A Bend Of The Road	Tomorrow (I'm Going to Have a Talk With My Heart)
1969	884	The Willis Brothers	Cold North Wind	Gypsy Rose And Me
1969	885	Red Sovine et Lois Williams	Castle Of Shame	Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me
1969	886	Lois Williams	From Miss To Mistake	You Low-Down Son of a Gun
1969	887	Tiny Harris	Blackland Farmer	Georgia Manhunt
1970	888	Lewis Wickham	Little Bit Late	Endless Love Affair
1970	889	Red Sovine	I Know You're Married But I Love You Still	Money, Marbles and Chalk
1970	890	Kenny Roberts	The Bottle Holds The Man	You Left too Much
1970	891	J. David Sloan	Heaven Help My Soul	Love Can't Always be the Way You Want It
1970	892	Mayor Ronnie Thompson	Sittin' On The) Dock Of The Bay	It Couldn't Happen Again
1970	893	Johnny Bond	It Only Hurts When I Cry	The Girl Who Carried a Torch for Me
1970	894	Carl et Sophie Tipton	High Heels With No Sole	Tiger Let Me Hear Your Roar
1970	895	Rose Maddox	Bigger The Pride	Faded Love
1970	896	Red Sovine	Freightliner Fever	Mr. Sunday Sun
1970	897	J. David Sloan	Sleep Woman Sleep	Young Widow Brown
1970	898	Charlie Collins	Monkeys Out Of Men	I've Been on the Road too Much
1970	899	Lois Williams	What It Takes	I Fell In Love With A Feller On The Hee Haw Show
1970	900	Warren Robb	Better Way To Die	Everybody's Got A Little Evil on their Mind
1970	901	Larry Downey	Deep In The Heart Of My Woman	It's Never too Late
1970	902	Lewis Wickham	Hippy Love Song	Me And Bobby Mc Gee
1970	903	The Willis Brothers	Nashville Ace In The Hole	There Goes the Farm
1970	904	Gene Henslee	Life To Legend	Things I Want to Be
1970	905	Peter Brick	Mornin' Road	She's a Woman
1970	906	Judy West	Nashville Wives	Yes, I Know that I'm Alive
1970	907	Tommy Collins	Cigarette Milner	Roots of My Raising
1970	908	Kenny Roberts	Best Part Of My Years Wondering	Green River
1970	909	Tiny Harris	If I Hear It From You	King of the Highway
1970	910	Mayf Nutter	The Other Side	Simpson Creek (Won't Never Run Free Again)
1970	911	Jimmy Wolford	I Woke Up In A Tree	When the Song is Over
1970	912	Beverly Wilks	One Man Woman	Lonely Woman
1970	913	Lois Williams	Don't Take My Child Away	I'm Looking for a Man, Boy
1970	914	Ronnie Thompson	Help Keep Our City Clean	Downtown, Country Girl
1970	915	Red Sovine	Enough To Take The Me Out Of Men	I'm Waiting Just for You
1970	916	Johnny Bond	Here Come The Elephants	Take Me Back to Tulsa
1970	917	Jim Single	Bobby Joe	Don't Hurt Me Anymore
1970	918	Red Sovine	Unfinished Letter	The Thought Of Losing You
1970	919	Jack Kane	Satisfied Mind	Something
1970	920	Wayne Walker	Nobody Knows But Me	When Passion Calls
1971	45-933	Red Sovine	Happy Birthday, My Darlin'
1972	45-947	Kenny Roberts	Ding Dong Bell
1973	45-970	George Avak	I've Loved You All Over the World
1976	SD 142	Red Sovine	Teddy Bear[20]	Daddy
1977	SD 154	Narvel Dollar	Stolen Moments
1985	SD 177	Red Sovine	Giddyup Go
	45-257	Amos Como and His Tune Toppers	Hole in the Wall	Heartbroken Lips
	45-522	Billy and Gordon Hamrick	When I Feel the Spirit (Brother) I'm Gonna Shout
	45-536	Leo Ogletree	Crooked Dice
	45-552	Lucky Wray	Sick and Tired
	45-561	Jimmy Johnson	Woman Love
	45-563	Hoytt Scoggins and the Saturday Nite Jamboree Boys	Why Did we Fall in Love
	45-567	Frank Evans and His TopNotchers		What Is It (That I'm too Young to Know)
	45-569	« Cousin » Arnold and His Country Cousins	Be my baby, baby doll	What is Life to You
	45-575	Lucky Wray	What-cha Say Honey
	45-582	Jimmy Blakley et Dorothy Blakley	No one But You
	45-607	Don Owens et The Circle « O » Ranchboys	Last chance	A Thief
	45-631	Ken Clark and His Merry Mountain Boys	Ho! Ho! Love 'em Joe
	45-637	Mel Price and His Santa Fe Rangers	I Miss You So
	45-660	Leon Holmes	Half a Chance
	45-922	Mayf Nutter	Nashville Wives	Country's Gone
	45-925	Jack Kane	Bottle Of Wine	Bottle of Wine
	45-929	J. David Sloan	One Toke Over the Line
	9.34.001	George Jones	One is a Lonely Number	Frozen Heart
	D-1001 (disque 25 cm)	Kay Riggs and His Orchestra	Steppin' in the Straw	Sympathy

Cartouches 8 pistes

Date de parution	Numéro	Artiste(s)	Titre
1977	SDT-13023	Bill Doggett and His Combo	16 Bandstand Favorites
	SLPT-1963	Moore and Napier	The Best of Moore and Napier

Cassettes

Date de parution	Numéro	Artiste(s)	Face A	Face B
1977	SDC-13015		16 Greatest Original Bluegrass Hits

CD

Date de parution	Artiste(s)	Titre
2005 (15 mars)	Kenny Roberts	Indian love call
2005 (15 mars)	Lewis Family	Blow of the spirit
2008 (1^er janvier)	Red Sovine	Anytime

EP

Date de parution[14]	Numéro	Artiste(s)	Face A	Face B
1954	154	Moon Mullican	Cabaret Piano And Moonshine Special
1955	219	Buddy Dee	Swamp Water Drag Cherokee Ride	Shuffle The Blues String Band Rag
1956	222	John Reedy Trio	St. John Sunshine and Flowers	He's Coming Back Come and Go With Me
1957	295
1958	358	The Lewis Family
1958	365	Cousin Jody	Jody's Chimes Blues In Reserve	Beyond The Next Hilltop Lady Cop
1958	376	The Southland Trio	Angel Band Gone Home	Insurance Shout And Shine
1959	SEP-101	Carl Story And His Rambling Mountaineers	Old Country Baptizer
1960	SEP-127		Gospel Songs By All Star Artists
1965	SJB-333 (17 cm)	Johnny Bond	Ten Little Bottles
1965	SJB-357 (17 cm)		That's Truckdrivin'
	68006	Cowboy Copas	Country and Western Music
1959	Sep-113	Carl Story and His Rambling Mountaineers	Life's Evening Sun

1957 (12 février) - Léon Payne - Lumberjack.
1958 (15 janvier) - Stanley Brothers - A Life of Sorrow.
1958 - George Jones - Hillbilly Hit Parade.
1958 - George Jones - Long Live King George .

Notes et références

(en) « Lefty Frizzell », Billboard,‎ 15 septembre 1951, p. 69 (lire en ligne).
(en) « The Starday Story », sur bsnpubs.com, web.archive.org (consulté le 3 janvier 2024).
(en) Nick Tosches, The Nick Tosches Reader, Da Capo Press, 2000, 624 p. (ISBN 0-306-80969-9), p. 366—367.
(en) Paul Kingsbury, The Encyclopedia of Country Music, 1998, p. 504.
Record Makers and Breakers, p. 284.
The House that Country Music Built, p. 65.
(en) « Country Music in the Pacific Northwest », web.archive.org (consulté le 3 janvier 2024).
The House that Country Music Built, p. 68.
(en) Andy Bradley et Charles Roger Wood, House of Hits : The Story of Houston’s Gold Star/Sugar Hill Recording Studios, 2010 (lire en ligne), p. 69.
Record Makers and Breakers, p. 287.
Record Makers and Breakers, p. 148.
(en) Rick Kennedy et Randy McNutt (préf. Al Kooper), Little Labels—Big Sound : Small Record Companies and the Rise of American Music, Bloomington (Indiana, États-Unis), Indiana University Press, 1999, 203 p. (ISBN 0-253-33548-5, lire en ligne), p. 70—71.
Girl on the Billboard, Truck Driving Son-of-a-gun, Kiss and the Keys, Hi Way Man, Johnny Overload, Big Mack, Ten Days out, Two Days in...
(en) « 45 Discography for Starday Records », archive.is (consulté le 3 janvier 2024).
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Bibliographie

(en) Nathan D. Gibson et Don Pierce, The Starday Story : The House that Country Music Built, University Press of Mississippi, janvier 2011, 266 p., couverture cartonnée (ISBN 978-1-60473-830-8 et 1-60473-830-8, présentation en ligne, lire en ligne).
(en) John Broven, Record Makers and Breakers, 2009 (lire en ligne).
(en) Jens Lund et R. Serge Denisoff, « The Folk Music Revival and the Counter Culture : Contributions and Contradictions », The Journal of American Folklore, vol. 84, n^o 334,‎ octobre-décembre 1971 (résumé).
(en) Norm Cohen, « Folk Music Discography », Western Folklore, vol. 31, n^o 1,‎ janvier 1972 (résumé).
(en) Thomas Adler, « The Ballad in Bluegrass Music », Folklore Forum, Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, Indiana University, vol. 7, n^o 1,‎ janvier 1974, p. 3—47 (ISSN 0015-5926, lire en ligne).
(en) S. Hambly, « Bluegrass Records : A Review Article », The Journal of AmericanFolklore, vol. 89, n^o 354,‎ octobre-décembre 1976 (résumé).
(en) Colin Escott, « Inside Starday Records : A Conversation with Don Pierce », Journal of Country Music, vol. 17, n^o 1,‎ 1994, p. 33.
(en) D. Edwards et M. Callahan, The Starday Records Story, Both Sides Now Publications, 2002.

Liens externes

Ressources relatives à la musique :
- Discogs
- MusicBrainz
(en) Enregistrements des Willis Brothers et de Clyde Moody.

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[1] (en) « Lefty Frizzell », Billboard,‎ 15 septembre 1951, p. 69 (lire en ligne).

[R1-2] (en) « The Starday Story », sur bsnpubs.com, web.archive.org (consulté le 3 janvier 2024).

[3] (en) Nick Tosches, The Nick Tosches Reader, Da Capo Press, 2000, 624 p. (ISBN 0-306-80969-9), p. 366—367.

[4] (en) Paul Kingsbury, The Encyclopedia of Country Music, 1998, p. 504.

[5] Record Makers and Breakers, p. 284.

[6] The House that Country Music Built, p. 65.

[7] (en) « Country Music in the Pacific Northwest », web.archive.org (consulté le 3 janvier 2024).

[8] The House that Country Music Built, p. 68.

[9] (en) Andy Bradley et Charles Roger Wood, House of Hits : The Story of Houston’s Gold Star/Sugar Hill Recording Studios, 2010 (lire en ligne), p. 69.

[10] Record Makers and Breakers, p. 287.

[11] Record Makers and Breakers, p. 148.

[12] (en) Rick Kennedy et Randy McNutt (préf. Al Kooper), Little Labels—Big Sound : Small Record Companies and the Rise of American Music, Bloomington (Indiana, États-Unis), Indiana University Press, 1999, 203 p. (ISBN 0-253-33548-5, lire en ligne), p. 70—71.

[13] Girl on the Billboard, Truck Driving Son-of-a-gun, Kiss and the Keys, Hi Way Man, Johnny Overload, Big Mack, Ten Days out, Two Days in...

[R3-14] (en) « 45 Discography for Starday Records », archive.is (consulté le 3 janvier 2024).

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