Tag “hillbilly”

Recordings tagged as “hillbilly”

100 recordings found

• 1 - A Place for Girls Like You by Sonny Burns (Country and rockabilly singer)
• 1 - A Short Life and Its Troubles by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - Ain’t Gonna Work Tomorrow by Davis Brothers
• 1 - Alabama Blues by Earney Vandagriff (Country/Hillbilly artist)
• 1 - Alimony by Bruce Trent (British baritone)
• 1 - Are You Going My Way by Jerry Green (US country performer, songwriter from Texas)
• 1 - As Long as You're Here by Under The Rug
• 1 - Bartender’s Daughter (mx. VP 738) by Light Crust Doughboys
• 1 - Because I Loved Her So by Smokey Stover (country musician, songwriter, DJ)
• 1 - Blue Melody (mx. USS 1020) by Curly Williams
• 1 - Blue Yodel #8 (Mule Skinner Blues) by Jimmie Rodgers (country music pioneer, died in 1933)
• 1 - Boo Bop da Caa Caa by Eddie Bond
• 1 - Born to Lose (mx. VP 700) by Ted Daffan’s Texans
• 1 - Brown Skin Girl Down the Lane by The Massey Family (formerly The Massey Family 1934)
• 1 - Cimarron (mx. J621-USS 1051) by Johnny Bond and His Cowboys
• 1 - Come Back Little Pal by Roy Acuff and His Smoky Mountain Boys
• 1 - Dear Adeline by Under The Rug
• 1 - Don't Look Down by Under The Rug
• 1 - Double Talkin' Woman by Earl Nunn (American country songwriter)
• 1 - Eating Carrots by Under The Rug
• 1 - Empty Mansions by Maddox Bros. & Rose
• 1 - Feathers in the Sun by Under The Rug
• 1 - Forty Miles Away by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Get the World by the Tail by Claude King
• 1 - Go Along Mule by Johnny Burnette
• 1 - Go to Sleep by Under The Rug
• 1 - Good Man for You by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Gotta Get Movin' by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Hari Kari (mx. VP 1601) by Spade Cooley and His Boys
• 1 - Heart Like a Dollar Sign by Sonny Burns (Country and rockabilly singer)
• 1 - Heart Like a Dollar Sign by Sonny Burns (Country and rockabilly singer)
• 1 - Hillbilly Preacher by Johnny Tyler
• 1 - Hold a Grudge on You by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Honky Tonk Ways by Carvis Turney
• 1 - I Gotta Go Get My Baby by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - I Just Don’t Like This Kind of Living by Hank Williams (country music legend) with His Drifting Cowboys (former backing band of Hank Williams who continued to play together after Hank's death.)
• 1 - I Think of You and Me by Claude King
• 1 - I Think of You and Me by Claude King
• 1 - I Was Wrong by Under The Rug
• 1 - I'll Find Her by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - I'm Telling You by Billy Hughes & His Pecos Pals
• 1 - I'm Trading You in on a Later Model by Shot Jackson (US country music guitar and dobro player)
• 1 - I've Got Four Big Brothers (To Look After Me) by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - I’m a Convict With Old Glory in My Heart (mx. VP 1217) by Elton Britt
• 1 - I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry by Hank Williams (country music legend)
• 1 - It's Too Late by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - It’s a Shame (mx. J621-USS 1051) by Al Dexter and His Ramblers
• 1 - It’s a Sin by Eddy Arnold
• 1 - John Henry Blues by Teddy Redell
• 1 - Let Me Love You by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - Looky There Over There by Maddox Bros. & Rose
• 1 - Love Is Strange by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - Love Me Baby Love Me by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Move On by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - My Best Friend by Under The Rug
• 1 - New Steel Guitar Rag (mx. VP 473) by Bill Boyd’s Cowboy Ramblers
• 1 - No Help Wanted by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - No Letter Today (mx. VP 700) by Ted Daffan’s Texans
• 1 - No More Time by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - Nobody’s Love Is Like Mine (mx. VP 463) by Sgt Zeke Manners with members of the Winged Victory Orchestra and Miss Rosalie Allen
• 1 - Old Black Choo Choo by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - Orange Blossom Special by Teddy Redell with Ken Murphy
• 1 - Paul Bunyan Love by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - Peach Pickin' Time in Georgia by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Pistol Packin’ Mama (Decca matrix L3197-A) by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and His Orchestra
• 1 - River Blues by Bruce Trent (British baritone)
• 1 - Rosalita (mx. VP 736) by Al Dexter and His Troopers
• 1 - Saddle Rag by Teddy Redell
• 1 - San Francisco Bay Blues by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - She Knows Why by Claude King
• 1 - She Knows Why by Claude King
• 1 - She's My Baby by Claude King
• 1 - Slippin' In by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Some Kind of Hell by Under The Rug
• 1 - Someday You’ll Want Me (mx. VP 1217) by Elton Britt
• 1 - Sparkling Blue Eyes (mx. VP 473) by Wade Mainer and Sons of the Mountaineers
• 1 - Stop Look and Listen by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Stop Whistlin' Wolf by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - Stuffed Monkey Farewell by Under The Rug
• 1 - Sweet Sally (mx. VP 739) by The Light Crust Doughboys
• 1 - Take Her Home for Love by The Riverside Trio
• 1 - Take It Like a Man by Claude King
• 1 - Take It Like a Man by Claude King
• 1 - Tennessee Ghost Train by Jimmie Dale (US country singer)
• 1 - The Death of Rock & Roll by The Maddox Brothers & Rose
• 1 - The Little Bar‐Fly (mx. VP 738) by Light Crust Doughboys
• 1 - Triflin’ Gal (mx. VP 1601) by Al Dexter and His Troopers
• 1 - Tweedle-O-Twill by Gene Autry (“The Singing Cowboy”)
• 1 - Ugly and Slouchy by Maddox Bros. & Rose
• 1 - Under The Silvery Moon by Cliff Bruner and His Texas Wanderers
• 1 - Washing on the Line by Chuck Mayfield
• 1 - Well May the World Go by Tim Robbins
• 1 - Were You Sincere (#1 2wks Oct 1940) by Gene Autry (“The Singing Cowboy”)
• 1 - What Would You Give In Exchange? Part 2 by Monroe Brothers (Charles and Bill)
• 1 - Why Don't You Quit Hangin' Around by Leon Stancil
• 1 - Women by Lendon Smith with The Jesters (60s rock group from Memphis, TN. Billy Wulfers, Jerry Phillips, Teddy Paige)
• 1 - You All Come by Arlie Duff
• 1 - You Won't Believe This by Maddox Bros. & Rose
• 1 - You’re Gonna Change (or I’m Gonna Leave) by Hank Williams (country music legend) with His Drifting Cowboys (former backing band of Hank Williams who continued to play together after Hank's death.)
• 1 - Zip, Zip, Zipper (mx. VP 739) by The Light Crust Doughboys