Bill Nettles and his Dixie Blue Boys Hadacol Boogie MERCURY 6190

Here's Bill Nettles and his original 1949 version of his own composition, "Hadacol Boogie."

Bill, backed by his Dixie Blue Boys, does the vocal here too.

Released on Mercury #6190.

Jesse Rogers - Hadacol Boogie (1949)

Here's something to shake your blues away as Jesse Rogers and His 49ers perform Bill Nettles' "Hadacol Boogie."

From RCA Victor records in 1949.

DUSTY RIVERS & The Rangers - I Don't Know Where I Go But I'm Goin' / Whe...

Double Dose of Dusty!



We start this 1951 Rondo 78RPM record (#R250) by Dusty Rivers and The Rangers with "I Don't Know Where I'm Goin'" with vocal by Virgil Alec "Speedy" Ross.  Then, we finish off with an instrumental that Speedy wrote, "Wheelwright Boogie."

MERLE TRAVIS Merle's Boogie Woogie 1947 CAPITOL alt.take

Here's the one-and-only Merle Travis with "Merle's Boogie Woogie."



Recorded in Hollywood on July 1, 1947 and released on Capitol #A-40026 (under the Capitol Americana banner).

RED FOLEY Birmingham Bounce DECCA 1950

Here's music by Red Foley, "Birmingham Bounce."







Recorded in Nashville on April 3, 1950 and released on Decca #9-46234 during that same month.

Jimmie O`Neal And The Oklahoma Hillbillies - Steamliner Boogie (1951)

Here's Jimmie O'Neal and The Oklahoma Hillbillies with Jimmie's own composition, "Streamliner Boogie."



Jimmie does the vocal here.



Recorded in 1951 and released on Coast Records #500.

COUNTRY JUNCTION-Tennessee Ernie Ford (Capitol-1949)

Here's Tennessee Ernie Ford with one of his early big hits, "Country Junction" with Moon Mullican on piano.



Recorded in Hollywood on February 18, 1949 and released on Capitol #15430 on March 28 of that year.

Ramblin' Jimmie Dolan - Jukebox Boogie

Time for the "Jukebox Boogie" from Jimmie Dolan.



Recorded in Hollywood on June 20, 1951 and released on Capitol #F1720 in June 24 of that same year.

Zeb Turner - No More Nothing

Time for "No More Nothing" by Zeb Turner.



Recorded in Cincinnati on February 17, 1951 and released on King #45-950 in March of that year.

Pee Wee King - Plantation Boogie (1955)

Time to dance to the "Plantation Boogie" with Pee Wee King and His Golden West Cowboys with lead vocal by Pee Wee's long-time songwriting collaborator Redd Stewart along with the Coquettes.



Recorded in New York City on March 8, 1955 and released on RCA Victor #47-6070 in April of that year.

PEE WEE KING mop rag boogie

Time for the "Mop Rag Boogie" with Pee Wee King and His Golden West Cowboys.



Recorded in Hollywood on August 7, 1950 and released on RCA Victor #48-0393 in October of that year.

Moon Mullican - Rheumatism Boogie 1953

Time to dance to the "Rheumatism Boogie" with Moon Mullican!



Recorded in Cincinnati on March 6, 1953 and released on King #1198 in April of that year.

Dude Martin - Pistol Boogie

Here's the "Pistol Boogie," from Dude Martin and his Round-Up Gang.



Recorded in Chicago in December, 1951 (possibly).



Recorded in January, 1952 on Mercury #6378-X45.

CHATTANOOGIE SHOE SHINE BOY by Tommy Duncan 1949

Here's Tommy Duncan and His Western All Stars with "Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy."



That's Tommy on the vocal.



Recorded in Hollywood on November 22, 1949 and released on Capitol Records in January of 1950.

Buster Pack and His Lonesome Pine Boys Indian Boogie RICH R'TONE 1051

Here's music by Buster Pack and his Lonesome Pine Boys, "Indian Boogie."  That's Buster on the lead vocal.



Recorded in Campbelsville, Kentucky in 1951 and released on Rich-R-Tone Records 78RPM disc 1051-A (later re-issued on 45-RPM disc 2032).

BOOGIE WOOGIE YODEL SONG by Kenny Roberts 1949

Here's Kenny Roberts with the "Boogie Woogie Yodel Song," recorded in Cincinnati, Ohio on August 8, 1949 and released on Coral Records, a Decca subsidiary, in May, 1950.

Kenny co-wrote with number with Cliff Smith.

COUNTRY BOOGIE by Moon Mullican

Time for an instrumental by Moon Mullican entitled "Country Boogie."



Recorded on October 23, 1951 in Cincinnati and released by King Records in December of that year.

BOB WILLS BOOGIE by Bob Wills 1946

Time for the "Bob Wills Boogie" with Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys.



Recorded in Hollywood on September 5, 1946 and released on Columbia Records in May of 1947.

PEE WEE KING Railroad Boogie RCA 1953

Here's music by Pee Wee King and His Golden West Cowboys, "Railroad Boogie," with vocals by Gene Stewart and the Pickens Sisters.



Recorded in Chicago on July 29, 1951 and released on RCA Victor in January, 1953.

BILLY JACK WILLS - Tobacco Chewing Boogie

Recorded around April of 1951 in Hollywood, here's Billy Jack Wills and His Western Swing Band with "Chewing Tobacco Boogie."