Roy Acuff and His Smoky Mountain Boys Born:  September 15, 1903 Died:  November 23, 1992 Academy of Country Music Pioneer (1984) Country Music Hall of Fame (1962) Hollywood Walk of Fame (1960) Music City News Living Legend Award (1983) The National Fiddler Hall Of Fame (2008) WSM Grand Ole Opry WROL Knoxville, TN (1933) WNOX Knoxville, TN (1934) WSM Nashville, TN (1938)

About The Artist Let's read a bit of what Albert E. Gibson, Promotion Manager at Radio Station WSM wrote in one of Roy's earliest Song Folios: Roy was born in Maynardsville, TN in 1907. Roy got a violin for 25 dollars that took him away from a baseball career it was said. Roy began his radio career in Knoxville, TN. Over seven years at WSM, Roy and his Smoky Mountain Boys rose to the top in their type of "old-time music". The band at the time had the same personnel for about 5 years, until Odie had to leave to server for Uncle Sam. Back then, the roster included: Roy Acuff Rachel Veach, five-string banjo and sang comedy numbers with Brother Oswald Oswald, played the straight and Hawaiian guitars Jess Easterday, guitar and doubled in comedy Lonnie Wilson, featured in jug band as is comedy character, "Pap" Velma Williams The boys were featured in the the Republic picture "Grand Ole Opry". They were also features of the Grand Ole Opry Tent Show one summer and travelled thousands of miles and played personal apearnces to many thousands of people. But no matter where they played, it was back to Nashville on Saturday night where on the Grand Ole Opry were the featured act of the Prince Albert Network half hour for the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco company of Winston-Salem, NC. Roy was also part of a lot of country music history. One such occasion was hosting the "Kate Smith Evening Hour" show back on March 26, 1952. Its interesting enough to note that an icon of country music was hosting a show for a 'pop' icon such as Kate Smith. But this particular show is known for something else as well. Another well-known country music legend was also appearing on this show - Hank Williams. His appearance on this show is one of the few video clips that have survived showing us Hank Williams performing. As fate might have it, in our collection is a typed manuscript of what appears to be the script for that show in 1952. June Carter was also peforming as was Brother Oswald. We've typed it up just as the script had it except for the page breaks. It's about 13 pages or so. Read on... (1) MUSIC...FIDDLE...."SALLY GOODIN" (CALLER: CALLING END OF SET) ACUFF (ON CUE) (S.R.) Hello, folks....I'm Roy Acuff. Sure glad you came to visit. We're just having a barbecue here at my place and that's always a mighty good ex- cuse to sing and dance and have some fun. Little singing's what we're going to do now....tell you all about that "Hillbilly Fever." (2) MUSIC: ACUFF, BAND..."HILLBILLY FEVER". GANG HILLBILLY FEVER GOIN' 'ROUND GOOD OLD MOUTNAIN MUSIC'S GOT ME DOWN. ACUFF GOT ME ROBBIN CASTLES THROWIN" RICE AND SLIPPING AROUND GANG HILLBILY FEVER'S GOIN' 'ROUND. ACUFF IF YOU WALK UP TO A JUKEBOX AND YOU SLIP A NICKEL IN YOU CAN BET YOUR BOTTOM DOLLAR WHEN THE RECORD STARTS TO SPIN YOU'LL HEAR FIDDLE AND A GUITAR WITH A HONKY, TONKY SOUND HILLBILLY FEVER'S GOIN' 'ROUND. GANG HILLBILLY FEVER GOIN' 'ROUND GOOD OLD MOUNTAIN MUSIC'S GOT ME DOWN. ACUFF SPENT A SUNDAY DOWN IN TENNESSEE AND THIS IS WHAT I FOUND GANG HILLBILLY FEVER'S GOIN' ROUND. (FIDDLE..... 1/2 CHORUS) ACUFF WHEN THE LOVE BUG BUZZES 'ROUND YOU AND YOU DON'T KNOW YOU'VE BEEN STUNG AND YOU GO TO SEE A DOCTOR AND HE SAYS POIKE OUT YOUR TONGUE WHEN HE LOOKS INTO THAT CNAYON, TELLS YOU, BROTHER, I'VE GOT NEWS YOU'RE THE VICTIM OF SWEET DADDY, YOU'VE GOT THE LOVESICK BLUES. GANG HILLBILLY FEVER GOIN' 'ROUND GOOD OLD MOUNTAIN MUSIC'S GOT ME DOWN. ACUFF I STOPPED IN CHATTANOOGA GOT A SHINE, AND I HEARD THIS SOUND. (SOUND ON GUITAR) GANG HILLBILLY FEVER'S GOIN' 'ROUND. (HARMONICA....TO FRONT.) (1 FULL CHORUS) GANG HILLBILLY FEVER GOIN' 'ROUND GOOD OLD MOUNTAIN MUSIC'S GOT ME DOWN. ACUFF I'M GONNA ONE FOOT, TWO FOOT, FLEW FOOT DRAG AND THEN HOE IT DOWN. GANG HILLBILLY FEVER'S GOIN' 'ROUND. (ALL: APPLAUSE, COMMENT) (3) CARTER (COMING TO HIM) Roy - you know I'd give antyin' to sing tonight, but I'm plumb sung out....I'm as hoarse as can be. ACUFF Well, how'd that happen, June? CARTER Singing for them Army fellers. They wuz out on maneuvers and I was singin' for 'em and all of a sudden, it started to rain, so I jumped into one of them wolf-holes and.... ACUFF June, honey - that was a foxhole. CARTER That's what I said....I jumped into that there wolf-hole and --- ACUFF Foxhole, June. Foxhole! CARTER Roy, a fox mights dug that hole, but that sure wuz a wolf in it! ACUFF Now you stop your foolishness and sing for us. Folks, this is June Carter. (4) MUSIC: JUNE CARTER..."It's MY LAZY DAY." (ACCORDION INTO...) JUNE (1st CHORUS) WELL, I MIGHT HAVE GONE FISHIN' WELL, I MIGHT HAVE GONE FISHIN' I GOT TO THINKIN' IT OVER I GOT TO THINKIN' IT OVER. THE ROAD TO THE RIVER IS A MIGHTY LONG WAY. IT'S A MIGHT LONG WAY. IT MUST BE THE SEASON. IT MUST BE THE SEASON NO RHYME OR NO REASON NO RHYME OR NO REASON I'M JUST A TAKIN' IT EASY I'M JUST A TAKIN' IT EASY GROUP IT'S MY LAZY DAY. JUNE IT'S MY LAZY DAY. JUNE (2ND CHORUS) I'M FINDIN' IT EASY I'M FINDIN' IT EASY TO MIND MY OWN BUSINESS TO MIND MY OWN BUSINESS I'M KEEPIN' MY NOSE OUT I'M KEEPIN' MY NOSE OUT OF EVERYONE'S WAY OF EVERYONE'S WAY AIN'T A TAKIN' NO ORDERS AIN'T A TAKIN' NO ORDERS AIN'T A GIVIN' ADVICES AIN'T A GIVIN' ADVICES I'M JUST TAKIN' IT EASY I'M JUST TAKIN' IT EASY IT'S MY LAZY DAY. IT'S MY LAZY DAY. (3RD CHORUS --- ACCORDION) JUNE (4TH CHORUS) AIN'T ASKIN' NO QUESTIONS. GROUP AIN'T ASKIN' NO QUESTIONS. JUNE AIN'T GIVIN' ADVICES GROUP AIN'T GIVIN' ADVICES JUNE AIN'T DOIN' NO DATIN' GROUP AIN'T DOIN' NO DATIN' JUNE AIN'T A WANTIN' TO PLAY GROUP AIN'T A WANTIN' TO PLAY JUNE JUST A GWINE A LOOK STUPID JUST A GWINE A LOOK STUPID DON'T WANT TO MEET CUPID DON'T WANT TO MEET CUPID JUST A TAKIN' IT EASY JUST A TAKIN' IT EASY IT'S MY LAZY DAY. IT'S MY LAZY DAY. (ALL: APPLAUSE, COMMENT) (5) MUSIC: UNDER APPLAUSE. FIDDLE STARTS "KATY HILL". ACUFF Here's some dancing by our good friends from Springfield, Tennessee ....the Cedar Hill Square Dancers. (6) MUSIC: "KATY HILL"....DANCERS. (CALLER) (JUNE CARTER BIZ) (ALL: APPLAUSE AND COMMENT) (7)ACUFF June, honey - you were having some trouble there, weren't you? CARTER Couldn't git myself a fellar, Roy. All them women is so hoggish with their men. ACUFF Well, June, I've got just the one for you.... CARTER Who? ACUFF I've got just the partner for you. Hank Williams. (CARTER BIZ) HANK I'm going to do for you "Hey Good Lookin'". (8) MUSIC: WILLIAMS ... "HEY GOOD LOOKIN'". WILLIAMS HEY GOOD LOOKIN' WHAT YOU GOT COOKIN' HOW'S ABOUT COOKIN' SOMETHING UP WITH ME. HEY SWEET BABY DON'T YOU THINK MAYBE, WE COULD FIND US A BRAND NEW RECEIPE I GOTTA MODEL T FORD AND A TWO DOLLAR BILL AND I KNOW A SPOT RIGHT OVER THE HILL THERE'S SODA POP AND THE DANCIN'S FREE SO IF YOU WANNA HAVE FUN, COME ALONG WITH ME. HEY GOOD LOOKIN' WHAT YOU GOT COOKIN' HOW'S ABOUT COOKIN' SOMETHING UP WITH ME. (STEEL GUITAR -- TURN AROUND...) I'M FREE AND READY SO WE CAN GO STEADY SO HOW'S ABOUT SAVIN' ALL YOUR TIME FOR ME. NO MORE LOOKIN' I KNOW I BEEN TOOKIN' HOW'S ABOUT KEEPIN' STEADY COMPANY. I'M GONNA THROW MY DATE BOOK OVER THE FENCE AND BUY ME ONE FOR FIVE OR TEN CENTS I'LL KEEP IT TILL IT'S COVERED WITH AGE 'CAUSE I'M WRITIN' YOUR NAME DOWN ON EVERY PAGE. HEY GOOD LOOKIN' WHAT YOU GOT COOKIN' HOW'S ABOUT COOKIN' SOMETHING UP WITH ME. (9) (ALL: APPLAUSE, COMMENT) ACUFF (AT RIGHT) That was real fine, Hank. And you know--we've got another friend coming in here who always says -- "Those Shoes Are killing Me". The Duke of Paducah! (10) DUKE: ENTER LEFT, MAKING FUSS. (DUKE EXIT LEFT ON CUE..."I'M GOING BACK TO THE WAGON...THESE SHOES ARE KILLIN' ME". (MUSIC: PLAYOFF) (ACUFF, GROUP AT TREE) (11) ACUFF That Duke is really something. Say, fellas, let's get together and make a llittle jug band music here. (12) MUSIC: ACUFF, JUG BAND..."TOO OLD TO CUT..." (INTRO....NOTE ON JUG) GANG TOO OLD, TOO OLD, HE'S TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD ANY MORE. HE'S A GETTIN' TOO OLD, TOO OLD, HE'S TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD ANY MORE. PAP WHEN I WAS YOUNG AND FULL OF PEOP I COULD GET AROUND WITHOUT NO HELP BUT NOW I'M OLD AND A GETTIN' GREY PEOPLE ALL LOOK AT ME AND SAY... GANG TOO OLD, TOO OLD, HE'S TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD ANY MORE. HE'S A GETTIN' TOO OLD, TO OLD, HE'S TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD ANY MORE. (INSTRUMENTAL......FIDDLE MUSIC) JIM I USED TO RUN JUST LIKE A DEER BUT JNOW I NEED A NEW LANDING GEAR I USED TO JUMP A PICKET FENCE BUT NOW I'M LUCKY IF I JUMP AN INCH. GANG TOO OLD, TOO OLD, HE'S TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD ANY MORE. HE'S A GETTIN' TOO OLD, TOO OLD, HE'S TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD ANY MORE. (INSTRUMENTAL ..... HARMONICA) OSWALD WHEN I WAS YOUNG I HAD AN AUTOMBILE I'D SCOTT MYSELF RIGHT UNDER THE WHEEL I USED TO FIGHT THE GIRLS OFF WIHT A STICK NOW ALL THEY SAY IS "YOU MAKE ME SICK". GANG TOO OLD, TOO OLD, HE'S TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD ANY MORE. HE'S A GETTIN' TOO OLD, TOO OLD, HE'S TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD ANY MORE. (ALL: APPLAUSE, COMMENT) ACUFF We have a lot of fun with our singing. but some of the singing we like best is on the serious side...like this old fasioned sacred song we all enjoy singing together. (14)MUSIC: ACUFF...BAND...THEN ENTIRE GROUP...."I SAW THE LIGHT". GANG I SAW THE LIGHT I SAW THE LIGHT NO MORE DARKNESS NO MORE NIGHT NOW I'M SO HAPPY, NO SORROW IN SIGHT, PRAISE THE LORD, I SAW THE LIGHT. ACUFF I WANDERED SO AIMLESS LIFE FILLED WITH SIN I WOULDN'T LET MY DEAR SAVIOUR IN THEN JESUS CAME LIKE AN ANGEL IN THE NIGHT PRAISE THE LORD, I SAW THE LIGHT. GANG I SAW THE LIGHT I SAW THE LIGHT NO MORE DARKNESS NO MORE NIGHT NOW I'M SO HAPPY, NO SORROW IN SIGHT, PRAISE THE LORD, I SAW THE LIGHT. HANK I WAS A FOOL TO WANDER AND STRAY FOR STRAIGHT IS THE GATE AND NARROW'S THE WAY NOW I HAVE TRADED THE WRONG FOR THE RIGHT PRAISE THE LORD, I SAW THE LIGHT. GANG I SAW THE LIGHT I SAW THE LIGHT NO MORE DARKNESS NO MORE NIGHT NOW I'M SO HAPPY, NO SORROW IN SIGHT, PRAISE THE LORD, I SAW THE LIGHT. (15)MUSIC: START FIDDLE...."EIGHTH OF JANUARY" ACUFF Looks like we have to say goodbye. Sure glad you came to visit. Gang-- say goodbye. (ALL GOODBYES.) (MUSIC: FILL OUT WITH "EIGHTH OF JANUARY"....AND DANCERS) In the later years of his life, Roy lived in a house on the Opryland grounds and was a fixture of the Grand Ole Opry if there ever was one. Credits & Sources From Roy Acuff's WSM Grand Ole Opry Song Favorites. Sound Sample—(YouTube Video Format) Sweeter Than The Flowers Appearance History This Month Get The Music Hillbilly Music.com Amazon Music Store Roots and Rhythm

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Recordings (78rpm/45rpm)   Capitol Rec. No. Side Song Title   2385 A What Will I Do?   2385 B Tied Down   2460 A Is It Love Or Is It Lies?   2460 B Lonesome Joe   2548 A Eighteen Chickens And A Tambourine   2548 B Don't Say Goodbye   2642 A Swamp Lilly   2642 B Sweep Around Your Own Back Door   2738 A Whoa, Mule   2738 B Rushin' Around   2820 A I Closed My Heart's Door   2820 B Sunshine Special   2901 A Streamline Heartbreaker   2901 B I'm Planting A Rose   3064 A The Thief Upon The Tree   3064 B Don't Judge Your Neighbor   Columbia Rec. No. Side Song Title   20003 A We Live In Two Different Worlds   20003 B Pins And Needles   20009 A No One Will Ever Know   20009 B I Think I'll Go Home And Cry   20021 A All The World Is Lonely Now   20021 B That Glory Bound Train   20031 A Great Speckled Bird   20031 B My Mountain Home Sweet Home   20032 A Great Speckled Bird No.2   20032 B Tell Mother I'll Be There   20033 A Steel Guitar Blues   20033 B Steel Guitar Chimes   20034 A Wabash Cannonball   20034 B Freight Train Blues   20041 A Beneath That Lonely Mound Of Clay   20041 B My Blue Eyed Darling   20043 A Come Back Little Pal   20043 B The Precious Jewel   20046 A Be Honest With Me   20046 B Worried Mind   20056 A Don't Make Me Go To Bed   20056 B I'll Reap My Harvest In Heaven   20057 A Prodigal Son   20057 B Not A Word From Home   20060 A I'll Forgive You But I Can't Forget   20060 B Write Me, Sweetheart   20064 A Blues On My Mind   20064 B I Heard A Silver Trumpet   20068 A It's Too Late Now To Worry Anymore   20068 B Wait For The Light To Shine   20074 A I Heard A Silver Trumpet   20074 B Blues In My Mind   20079 A Tell Me Now Or Tell Me Never   20079 B Waiting For My Call To Glory   20090 A Gone, Gone, Gone   20106 A Jole Blon   20106 B Tennessee Central No.9   20120 A There's A Big Rock In The Road   20120 B Po' Folks All The Time   20140 A Just Inside The Pearly Gates   20140 B It Won't Be Long   20148 A Things That Might Have Been   20148 B No Letter In The Mail Today   20151 A I Know We're Saying Goodbye   20151 B You Are My Love   20156 A The Great Judgment Morning   20156 B Brother, Take Warning   20163 A You're My Darling   20163 B Branded Wherever I Go   20169 A Are You Thinking Of Me, Darling?   20169 B I Called And Nobody Answered   20182 A I Talk To Myself About You   20182 B Short Changed In Love   20195 A Wreck On The Highway   20195 B Fire Ball Mail   20196 A The Precious Jewel   20196 B Pins And Needles   20197 A Freight Train Blues   20197 B Wabash Cannon Ball   20198 A Low And Lonely   20198 B Wait For The Light To Shine   20213 A New Steamboat Whistle Blues   20213 B New Greenback Dollar   20320 A Smoky Mountain Moon   20320 B Smoky Mountain Rag   20357 A The Devil's Train   20357 B Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain   20378 A They Can Only Fill One Grave   20378 B Do You Wonder Why?   20385 A Easy Rockin' Chair   20385 B Golden Treasure   20396 A Songbirds Are Singing In Heaven   20396 B Waltz Of The Wind   20409 A I Saw The Light   20409 B Thank God   20425 A I Had A Dream   20425 B Unloved And Unclaimed   20454 A This World Can't Stand Long   20454 B It's So Hard To Smile   20475 A The Midnight Train   20475 B A Sinner's Death   20478 A That Beautiful Picture   20478 B Great Shining Light   20479 A Blueridge Sweetheart   20479 B Just Ease My Worried Mind   20480 A Farther Along   20480 B What Would You Do With Gabriel's Trumpet   20505 A Heartaches And Flowers   20505 B When They Take That Last Look At Me   20528 A You'll Reap These Tears   20528 B I'll Always Care   20550 A Were You There When They Crucified My Lord   20550 B Pale Horse And A Rider   20551 A Sweeter Than The Flowers   20551 B Tennessee Waltz   20558 A Dance Around Molly   20558 B Black Mountain Rag   20559 A Pretty Little Widow   20559 B Smokey Mountain Rag   20560 A Gray Eagle   20560 B Lonesome Indian   20561 A Polk County Breakdown   20561 B Bully Of The Town   20626 A Its Just About Time   20626 B Lonesome Old River Blues   20664 A It's All Right Now   20664 B The Day They Laid Mary Away   20684 A If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again   20684 B Jesus Died For Me   20792 A Address Unknown   20792 B A Plastic Heart   20804 A Pliney Jane   20804 B Baldknob Arkansas   20828 A Doug Mcarthur   20828 B In The Shadow Of The Smokies   20858 A Advice To Joe   20858 B When My Money Ran Out   20877 A Thy Burdens Are Great Than Mine   20877 B Just A Friend   20912 A My Tears Don't Show   20912 B Ten Little Numbers   20951 A Cheating   20951 B Don't Hang Your Dirty Linen On My Line   21018 A Wonder Is All I Do   21018 B She Isn't Guaranteed   36856 A Pins And Needles   36856 B We Live In Two Different Worlds   36891 A No One Will Ever Know   36891 B I Think I'll Go Home And Cry   36974 A All The World Is Lonely Now   36974 B That Glory Bound Train   37005 A My Mountain Home Sweet Home   37005 B Great Speckled Bird   37006 A Tell Mother I'll Be There   37006 B Great Speckled Bird No. 2   37007 A Steel Guitar Blues   37007 B Steel Guitar Chimes   37008 A Wabash Cannonball   37008 B Freight Train Blues   37012 A Mule Skinner Blues   37012 B Streamlined Cannonball   37015 A Beneath That Lonely Mound Of Clay   37015 B Blue Eyed Darling   37017 A Come Back Little Pal   37017 B The Precious Jewel   37020 A Be Honest With Me   37020 B Worried Mind   37028 A Wreck On The Highway   37028 B Fire Ball Mail   37029 A Night Train To Memphis   37029 B Low And Lonely   37031 A Don't Make Me Go To Bed And I'll Be Good   37031 B I'll Reap My Harvest In Heaven   37032 A Not A Word From Home   37032 B The Prodigal Son   37035 A I'll Forgive You But I Can't Forget   37035 B Write Me, Sweetheart   37039 A I Heard A Silver Trumpet   37039 B Blues In My Mind   37045 A It's Too Late To Worry Anymore   37045 B Wait For The Light To Shine   37099 A Waiting For My Call To Glory   37099 B Tell Me Now Or Tell Me Never   37202 A Let Me Be The First To Say I'm Sorry   37202 B Gone, Gone, Gone   37287 A Jole Blon   37287 B Tennessee Central No. 9   37345 A There's A Big Rock In The Road   37345 B Po' Folks All The Time   37413 A Just Inside The Pearly Gate   37413 B It Won't Be Long   37421 A No Letter In The Mail   37421 B Things That Might Have Been   37424 A I Know We're Saying Goodbye   37424 B You Are My Love   37429 A Brother Take Warning   37429 B Great Judgement Morning   37436 A You're My Darling   37436 B Branded Wherever I Go   37442 A Are You Thinking Of Me Darling?   37442 B I Called And Nobody Answered   37487 A Blues Eyes Crying In The Rain   37487 B I Talk To Myself About You   37505 A Short Changed In Love   37505 B I Talk To Myself About You   37596 A Fire Ball Mail   37596 B Wreck On The Highway   37597 A Pins And Needles   37597 B The Precious Jewel   37598 A Wabash Cannonball   37598 B Freight Train Blues   37599 A Low And Lonely   37599 B Wait For The Light To Shine   37614 A New Greenback Dollar   37614 B Steamboat Whistle Blues   37743 A Smoky Mountain Moon   37743 B Smoky Mountain Rag   37822 A Devil's Train   37822 B Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain   37943 A They Can Only Fill One Grave   37943 B Do You Wonder Why?   37961 A Easy Rockin' Chair   37961 B Golden Treasure   38042 A Waltz Of The Wind   38042 B Songbirds Are Singing In Heaven   38109 A Thank God   38109 B I Saw The Light   38189 A Unloved And Unclaimed   38189 B I Had A Dream   Conqueror Rec. No. Side Song Title   9086 A Steel Guitar Chimes   9086 B Steel Guitar Blues   9121 A Wabash Cannon Ball   9121 B Freight Train Blues   9122 A New Greenback Dollar   9122 B Steamboat Whistle Blues   9123 A When Lulu's Gone   9123 B Doin' It The Old Fashioned Way   9170 A Blue Ridge Sweetheart   9170 B What Would You Do With Gabriel's Trumpet?   9255 A An Old Three Room Shack   9255 B Bonnie Blue Eyes   9256 A Singing My Way To Glory   9256 B Lonesome Valley   9257 A One Old Shirt   9257 B Honky Tonk Mamas   9324 A Answer To Sparkling Blue Eyes   9324 B Mother's Prayers Guide Me   9404 A Ida Red   9404 B Just To Ease My Worried Mind   9432 A Old Age Pension Check   9432 B Haven Of Dreams   9433 A When I Lay My Burden Down   9433 B Farther Along   9434 A The Streamlined Cannon Ball   9434 B Weary River   9435 A Blue Eyed Darling   9435 B Beneath That Lonely Mound Of Clay   9436 A Would You Care   9436 B What Good Will It Do   9528 A Old Fashioned Love   9528 B Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel #8)   9579 A I'm Building A Home   9579 B Beautiful Brown Eyes   9667 A When I Lay My Burden Down   9667 B Farther Along   9670 A What Would You Do With Gabriel's Trumpet   9670 B Drifting Too Far From The Shore   9671 A I'm Building A Home   9671 B Will The Circle Be Unbroken?   9739 A Blue Ridge Sweetheart   9739 B Walkin' In My Sleep   9740 A Fly, Birdie, Fly!   9740 B That Beautiful Picture   9741 A The Precious Jewel   9741 B The Broken Heart   9781 A New Greenback Dollar   9781 B Lonesome Valley   9782 A An Old Three Room Shack   9782 B Goodbye Brownie   9783 A The Autombile Of Life   9783 B Old Fashioned Love   9786 A Great Speckled Bird   9786 B The Automobile Of Life   9791 A Sad Memories   9791 B Come Back Little Pal   9808 A Lying Woman Blues   9808 B Stuck Up Blues   9809 A Are You Thinking Of Me Darling?   9809 B I Called And Nodoby Answered   9810 A You're My Darling   9810 B No Letter In The Mail Today   9811 A Just Inside The Pearly Gates   9811 B It Won't Be Long   9812 A You Are My Love   9812 B Things That Might Have Been   9813 A Branded Wherever I Go   9813 B I Know We're Saying Goodbye   9888 A Great Judgement Morning   9888 B Brother Take Warning   9889 A Worried Mind   9889 B Be Honest With Me   Decca Rec. No. Side Song Title   29748 A Crazy Worried Mind   29748 B Along The China Coast   29935 A Goodbye, Mr. Brown   29935 B Mother Hold Me Tight (w/Kitty Wells)   30141 A I Like Mountain Music   30141 B It's Hard To Love   Electra Rec. No. Side Song Title   46515 A Freight Train Blues   46515 B Don't Worry 'Bout The Mule, Just Load the Wagon   47480 A Somky Mountain Memories   47480 B What Have They Done To The Train   Hickory Rec. No. Side Song Title   1394 A Lost Highway   1394 B Golden Treasure   1424 A I Couldn't Believe It Was True   45-1142 A Time Will Make You Pay   45-1142 B The Stream Lined Cannon Ball   45-1149 Little Mary   45-1149 Lost John, He's Gone   45-1160 A Willie Roy, The Crippled Boy   45-1160 B Six More Days   45-1178 A The Old Age Pension Check   45-1178 B Wabash Cannonball   45-1191 A Fireball Mail   45-1191 B The Great Speckled Bird   45-1206 A Don't Me Me Go To Bed And I'll Be Good   45-1206 B Pins And Needles (In My Heart)   45-1244 A The End of The World   45-1244 A Low And Lonely   45-1244 B Low And Lonely   45-1244 B The End of the World   45-1271 A Do You Wonder Why   45-1271 B Things That Might Have Been   45-1291 A Freight Train Blues   45-1291 B All The World Is Lonely Now   45-1331 A Tennessee Central (Number 9)   45-1331 B I'm Planting A Rose   45-1349 A Wabash Cannonball   45-1349 B Baby Just Said Goodbye   45-K-1497 A I'll Go On Alone   45-K-1497 B Uncle Pen   45-K-1581 A Life To Go   45-K-1581 B Each Season Changes You   45-K-1627 A Someboyd Touched Me   45-K-1627 B Carry Me Back To The Mountains   H-355 A That's Country   H-355 B Take Me Home Country Roads   OKeh Rec. No. Side Song Title   04466 B Freight Train Blues   05638 A The Streamlined Cannonball   05638 B Muleskinner Blues   05656 A Come Back Little Pal   05656 B The Precious Jewel   4252 A Great Speckled Bird   4252 B My Mountain Home Sweet Home   4376 A Steel Guitar Chimes   4376 B Steel Guitar Blues   4975 A The Automobile Of Life   4975 B Sad Memories   5587 A When I Lay My Burdens Down   5587 B Will The Circle Be Unbroken   6229 A New Worried Mind   6229 B Be Honest With Me   6685 A Fireball Mail   6685 B Wreck On The Highway   6693 A Night Train To Memphis   6693 B Low And Lonely   6704 A I'll Reap My Harvest In Heaven   6704 B Don't Make Me Go To Bed And I'll Be Good   6716 A The Prodigal Son   6716 B Not A Word From Home   6723 A I'll Forgive But I Can't Forget   6723 B Write Me Sweetheart   6735 A Blues In My Mind   6735 B I Heard A Silver Trumpet   6745 A Wait For The Light To Shine   6745 B It's Too Late Now To Worry Anymore   Vocalion Rec. No. Side Song Title   04252 A My Mountain Home Sweet Home   04252 B Great Speckled Bird   04374 A Great Speckled Bird #2   04376 A Steel Guitar Chimes   04376 B Steel Guitar Blues   04505 A She No Longer Belongs To Me   04505 B You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven   04531 A What Would You Do With Gabriel's Trumpet   04531 B Blue Ridge Sweetheart   04590 A Great Shining Light   04590 B That Beautiful Picture   04657 A One Old Shirt   04657 B Honky Tonk Mamas   04730 A Singin My Way To Glory   04730 B Lonesome Valley   04795 A An Old Three Room Shack   04795 B Bonnie Blue Eyes   04867 A Wabash Blues   04867 B Shout, Oh Lulu   04909 A Goodbye Brownie   04909 B The Rising Sun   04975 A Automobile Of Life   04975 B Sad Memories   05041 A Vagabonds Dream   05041 B Answer To Sparkling Blue Eyes   05093 A Walkin' In My Sleep   05093 B Fly, Birdie, Fly!   05163 A Living On The Mountain,Baby Mine   05163 B Beautiful Brown Eyes   05244 A Haven Of Dreams   05244 B Old Age Pension Check   05297 A Drifting Too Far From The Shore   05297 B Eyes Are Watching You   05359 A Old Fashioned Love   05359 B Ida Red   05403 A Mothers Prayer's Guide Me   05403 B I'm Building A Home   05450 A Smoky Mountain Rag   05450 B Smoky Mountain Moon   05512 A Would You Care   05512 B What Good Will It Do   05587 A Will The Circle Be Unbroken   05587 B When I Lay My Burden Down   05638 A Wabash Blues   05638 B Shout, Oh Lulu