Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This is my new favorite song I discovered a couple of days ago thanks to YouTuber mrblindfreddy9999...
Kitty is covering the Marty Robbins hit record with Pete Drake's steel moanin the background,, Kitty is singing so precisely and beautifully, she even almost bends a note at one point which wasn't her thing at all,, lol,,,,, and the song is awesome,, written by Marty Robbins ...
I love this thing !!!
So I remixed it to make it pop a little more.
Recorded ~ March 16 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~
Kitty Wells [vcl] Pete Drake [steel] and The Jordanaires ~ Producer: Owen Bradley.
This is my new favorite song I discovered a couple of days ago thanks to YouTuber mrblindfreddy9999...
Kitty is covering the Marty Robbins hit record with Pete Drake's steel moanin the background,, Kitty is singing so precisely and beautifully, she even almost bends a note at one point which wasn't her thing at all,, lol,,,,, and the song is awesome,, written by Marty Robbins ...
I love this thing !!!
So I remixed it to make it pop a little more.
Recorded ~ March 16 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~
Kitty Wells [vcl] Pete Drake [steel] and The Jordanaires ~ Producer: Owen Bradley.



![Ernest Tubb Presents The Texas Troubadours
The Texas Troubadours first album released in October 1964.
Happy Birthday,,,, all 12 tracks were cut over 2 days 53 years ago.
I had this thing EXACTLY how i wanted it, posted it, then right in the middle of Panhandle Rag there was a big audio drop out, danggit,,, and it was on my end, the original audio file.
So, I redid the audio file, then made a new movie file, then reposted to YouTube. WHEW!!!
The slide show aint as good, (its just random pictures more or less) ,, but now the audio is right.
Tracklist:
A1 ~ San Antonio Rose ~ 0:06
A2 ~ Cains Corner ~ 2:33
A3 ~ Ill Have Another Cup Of Coffee ~ 4:47
A4 ~ Twelfth Street Rag ~ 7:08
A5 ~ The Last Letter ~ 9:00
A6 ~ Pan Handle Rag ~ 12:37
B1 ~ Texas Troubadour Stomp ~ 14:32
B2 ~ I Will Miss You When You Go ~ 16:21
B3 ~ Rhodes-Bud Boogie ~ 19:21
B4 ~ Six Days On The Road ~ 21:30 [vocals Johnny Wiggins The Singing Bus Driver]
B5 ~ The Waltz You Saved For Me ~ 23:50
B6 ~ Honey Love ~ 26:19
Session info:
July 23 1963 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Texas Troubadours (Cal Smith [vcl], Leon Rhodes [vcl], Johnny Wiggins [vcl], Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Harold Bradley, Jack Greene, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
SAN ANTONIO ROSE
SIX DAYS ON THE ROAD
CAINS CORNER
RHODES-BUD BOOGIE
ILL HAVE ANOTHER CUP OF COFFEE
PANHANDLE RAG
July 24 1963 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Texas Troubadours (Cal Smith [vcl], Leon Rhodes [vcl], Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Harold Bradley, Jack Greene [vcl], Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
TEXAS TROUBADOURS STOMP
I WILL MISS YOU WHEN YOU GO
THE LAST LETTER
TWELFTH STREET RAG
HONEY LOVE
THE WALTZ YOU SAVED FOR ME Ernest Tubb Presents The Texas Troubadours](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e7zamXlVROY/mqdefault.jpg)

![Carl Butler ~ Wonder Drug
I worked up a nice crisp cut of this one.
Jackie Phelps on guitar !
You dont see that to often, I loved that guy.
Recorded February 26 1962 Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Carl Butler & Pearl (Carl Butler [vcl], Pearl Butler [vcl], Grady Martin [gt], Jackie Phelps [gt], Ray Edenton [gt], Pete Drake [steel], Joe Zinkan [bass], Willie Ackerman [drums], Jerry Rivers [fiddle]. Producer: Don Law & Frank Jones) Carl Butler ~ Wonder Drug](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eRn8F24W4VA/mqdefault.jpg)
![Webb Pierce ~ How Long ~ New Panhandle Rag
Got a request from You Tuber Hank Carlson 2 for Webb Pierces How Long so I just did both sides of Decca 9-30550.
Session Info:
How Long ~ Recorded July 11 1957 Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Hank Garland [gt], Harold Bradley [gt], Lightnin Chance [bass], Buddy Harman [drums] + Jordanaires)
New Panhandle Rag ~ Recorded June 27 1957 Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Webb Pierce, (+ Hank Garland [gt], Harold Bradley [gt], Lightnin Chance [bass], Buddy Harman [drums], Owen Bradley [piano] + Jordanaires) Webb Pierce ~ How Long ~ New Panhandle Rag](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ejRxHwb0FJQ/mqdefault.jpg)



![Norma Jean ~ Lets Go All The Way
Norma Jeans first album released in October 1964.
Track Listing:
A1 Memories From The Past
Written-By – Charles McCormick, George
A2 Its A Little More Like Heaven 2:42
Written-By – H. Johnson, J. Atkins
A3 Unloved, Unwanted 4:51
Written-By – Stanton, Walker
A4 One Way Ticket To The Blues 7:37
Written-By – Jimmy Dallas
A5 Lets Go All The Way 10:16
Written-By – Dusty Rose
A6 Put Your Arms Around Her 13:06
Written-By – Bob Morris
B1 Lonesome Number One
Written-By – Don Gibson
B2 I Dont Love You Anymore 17:38
Written-By – Bill Anderson
B3 Im A Walkin Advertisement (For The Blues) 20:11
Written-By – Cy Coben
B4 My Babys Not Here (In Town Tonight) 22:44
Written-By – Beam, Jiles, Stevenson
B5 I Thought I Heard You Calling My Name 25:14 ( Around the 27:00 minute mark on this one youll hear the engineer turn the fiddle down.)
Written-By – Lee Emerson
B6 Why? 27:54
Written-By – Dave Burgess
Sessions info :
August 8 1963 RCA Victor Studio, 1611 Hawkins St., Nashville, TN – Norma Jean (Producer: Chet Atkins & Bob Ferguson)
LET’S GO ALL THE WAY
February 5 1964 RCA Victor Studio, 1611 Hawkins St., Nashville, TN - Norma Jean (Producer: Chet Atkins & Bob Ferguson)
PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND HER
I’M A WALKING ADVERTISMENT (FOR THE BLUES)
July 27 1964 RCA Victor Studio, 1611 Hawkins St., Nashville, TN - Norma Jean (Norme Jean [vcl], George McCormick [gt], Buck Trent [banjo], Hal Rugg [steel], Roy M. Junior Huskey, Jr. [bass], Buddy Harman [drums], Benny Martin [fiddle], Hargus Pig Robbins [piano] + vocal chorus. Producer: Chet Atkins & Bob Ferguson)
LONESOME NUMBER ONE
UNLOVED, UNWANTED
MY BABYS NOT HERE IN TOWN TONIGHT
MEMORIES FROM THE PAST
ONE WAY TICKET TO THE BLUES
July 28 1964 RCA Victor Studio, 1611 Hawkins St., Nashville, TN - Norma Jean (Norma Jean [vcl], George McCormick [gt], Buck Trent [banjo], Hal Rugg [steel], Roy M. Junior Huskey, Jr. [bass], Buddy Harman [drums], Benny Martin [fiddle], Hargus Pig Robbins [piano] + vocal chorus. Producer: Chet Atkins & Bob Ferguson)
ITS A LITTLE MORE LIKE HEAVEN
I DONT LOVE YOU ANYMORE
I THOUGHT I HEARD YOU CALLING MY NAME
WHY
Engineer [Recording] – Chuck Seitz
Producer – Bob Ferguson, Chet Atkins Norma Jean ~ Lets Go All The Way](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/foqZ2zgu5-k/mqdefault.jpg)