1867 Hank Penny - Missouri

Here's Hank Penny singing "Missouri," a song that he co-wrote.



Recorded in Hollywood in March of 1946 and released on King #540 in July of that year.

HANK PENNY Texas In My Soul KING 1946

Time for more music by Hank Penny as he sings "Texas In My Soul."



Recorded around September of 1946 in Hollywood and released on King #581 in October of that year.

1365 Hank Penny - Hope You're Satisfied

Time for music by Hank Penny, as he sings his self-penned "Hope You're Satisfied."



Recorded around March of 1945 in Cincinnati and released on King #512 in 1945.

1365 Hank Penny - Hope You're Satisfied

Here's Hank Penny singing his own composition, "Hope You're Satisfied."



Recorded in Cincinnati in  March of 1945 and issued on King #512-B during that year.

HANK PENNY Texas In My Soul KING 1946

Time for music from Hank Penny as he sings "Texas In My Soul."



Recorded in Hollywood in September of 1946 and released on King #581 in October of that year.

THE FRECKLE SONG by Hank Penny

Here's Hank Penny with "The Freckle Song."



Recorded in Cincinnati on January 29, 1947 and released on King Records in February of that year.

Caroilina Cotton - Mocking Bird Yodel (1946).

Here's Carolina Cotton with "Mocking Bird Yodel."



Recorded in Hollywood, circa October 30, 1946, Carolina's band----in reality the Hank Penny Orchestra---was billed as the Carolina Cotton Pickers.

Hank Penny Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon

Here are Hank Penny and His Radio Cowboys with "Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon," with Hank on the vocal, along with solid steel guitar work by Noel "Pee Wee" Boggs.



Recorded in Memphis, Tennessee on July 4, 1939 and released on Vocalion Records in March of 1940 (one of the last releases by the former ARC label before being discontinued in favor of reactivated Okeh), and reissued in August, 1940 on Conqueror (another former ARC label), for sale at Sears Roebuck stores.

Let Me Play With Your Poodle by Hank Penny

From 1947, here's Hank Penny with "Let Me Play With Your Poodle."



If you know what I mean.



Written by Hudson "Tampa Red" Whittaker.

Hank Penny & His Radio Cowboys ~ Off To Honolulu

Let's head "Off To Honolulu" with Hank Penny and His Radio Cowboys.



Recorded in Charlotte, North Carolina on June 29, 1941 and released on Okeh in October of that year and reissued on sister label Conqueror (for sale at Sears Roebuck stores) the following month.

Hank Penny- Open The Door Richard

With one of what seemed to be a thousand different versions of "Open The Door Richard," here's music by Hank Penny.



Recorded on January 29, 1947 in Cincinnati and released on King Records.

Hank Penny & His Radio Cowboys 'Oh Yes - Take Another Guess'

Here's music by Hank Penny and his Radio Cowboys, "Oh Yes--Take Another Guess."



Recorded in Chicago on June 11, 1940.



Personnel:



Hank Penny, vocal and guitar



Eddie Duncan, steel guitar



Louis Dumont, tenor banjo



Carl Stewart, upright bass



Bordleaux Bryant, fiddle



Released on Okeh Records #05654