You Were My Dream Last Night by Ole Rasmussen & His Nebraska Cornhuskers...

It's been ages since we presented any Western swing, so here we present Ole Rasmussen and His Nebraska Cornhuskers with "You Were My Dream Last Night."

Ole, under the nom de plume of "Teddy Wilds," handles the vocal here.

This 1951 recording was released on Capitol #F1434.

OLE RASMUSSEN Jersey Bounce CAPITOL 1952

Here's another instrumental by Ole Rasmussen and His Nebraska Cornhuskers, "Jersey Bounce."



Recorded in Hollywood on February 25, 1952 and released on Capitol #F2254 in October of that year.

OLE RASMUSSEN New Star Rag CAPITOL 1952

Here's music by Ole Rasmussen and His Cornhuskers "New Star Rag."



Ole co-wrote this song with band fiddler Rocky Stone.



Recorded in Hollywood on February 19, 1952 and released on Capitol #F2093 in June of that year.

OLE RASMUSSEN My Conscience Is Clear CAPITOL 1950

Time for music by Ole Rasmussen and His Nebraska Cornhuskers: "My Conscience Is Clear."



Ted Wilds does the vocal on this song that he and Ole co-composed.



It has been written that Teddy and Ole were one in the same person.



Recorded in Hollywood on June 27, 1950 and released on Capitol #F1253 in November of that same year.

OLE RASMUSSEN Half A Love Affair CAPITOL 1951

Here's music by Ole Rasmussen and His Nebraska Cornhuskers, "Half A Love Affair," with vocal by Ted Wilds.



Recorded on February 6, 1951 at Hollywood and released on Capital #F-1542 in May of that year.

OLE RASMUSSEN Charleston Alley CAPITOL 1953

Instrumentally speaking, here's music by Ole Rasmussen and His Nebraska Cornhuskers, "Charleston Alley."



Recorded in Hollywood on February 25, 1952 and released on Capitol #F2554 in July of 1953.

Ole Rasmussen - Ain`t Got A Nickel

Here's music by Ole Rasmussen and his Nebraska Cornhuskers.  "Ain't Got A Nickel To My Name" is the title of the song.



Recorded in Hollywood in 1945.

OLE RASMUSSEN I'm Still Bettin' On Love CAPITOL 1950

From 1950, here's music by Ole Rasmussen and His Nebraska Cornhusker with a song he co-wrote, "I'm Still Bettin' On Love."



Vocal by Ted Wilds.