Branson, MO: Campbell's Ozark Country Jubilee, 1992. Original edition. 8" x 10" glossy photograph. Ticket stub dated June 16, 1992. More
Beverly Hills: Hill and Range Songs, 1949. First Edition. Softcover. 36 pages. Contains words and music to 17 songs written by Jenny Lou Carson, including: Don't Rob Another Man's Castle; You're Just A Butterfly; Blues in My Heart; Tit for Tat; The Last Time I Saw Mary; and 12 more..... More
s.l. Archie's Studio, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white head-and-shoulders portrait of Kathy in a sequined blouse. More
NY: Southwind Music, 1966. First Edition. Softcover. 32 pages; 13pp illustrations from photographs. Contains an essay, "The Living Legend of Johnny Cash" as well as words and music to nine songs written and performed by Johnny Cash, including: Delia; Forty Shades of Green; Mean As Hell; Old Apache Squaw; Tennessee..... More
Chicago: Chart Music, 1946. First Edition. Softcover. 50 pages. Contains words and music to 27 songs, including: Cowgirl Fat (And Her Ten Gallon Hat); Give Me A Saddle And Pony; I Got The Ranch House Blues; In Old San Angelo; They Grow 'em Big In Texas; Twenty-One Froggies; When I...... More
Fairfax, VA: Jim Clark, 1969. First edition. Softcover. 24pp; illustrated throughout from photographs of performers, accompanied by short biographies and appearance schedules. Included are: Tammy Wynette, Stonewall Jackson, Johnny Dollar, Del McCoury, Connie Smith and Her Sundowners, The Compton Brothers, Jerry Lee Lewis, Loretta Lynn, Bill and the Po Boys..... More
Circa 1970s. Original edition. "Old Joe Clark" is shown playing his banjo on the porch of a cabin. Printed on heavy paper. 11" x 8.5" We don't know if this musician is named Old Joe Clark, or whether he's someone else playing the tune by that name on his banjo..... More
Portland, Oregon: American Music, 1941. First Edition. Softcover. 46pp; two illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 20 cowboy songs, including: My Prairie Blue Bell; Rose of the Rolling Range; Sway Back Nag of Mine; Ploddin' Down the Trail; Tumbleweed Town; and 15 more. Bound in the original pictorial..... More
Cambridge, MA: Club 47, 1966. Original document. Broadside, 14" x 8.5", printed in black ink on tan stock, incorporating six vignettes. On the back are two on-the-spot sketches of folk musicians, drawn and signed by artist/sculptor Jonathan Shahn. Jon was in the Boston folk-revival scene back in the early '60s..... More
Nashville: Neal Agency, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white 3/4-length portrait of Collins in suit and tie, holding his Fender Telecaster guitar. Photo by Bruno of Hollywood. Singer-songwriter Brian Collins, born in Texas City in 1950, recorded two albums and a number of singles in the early 1970s, went..... More
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Chicago: Lulu Belle and Scotty, 1955. First Edition. Softcover. 20pp; 8 illustrations from photographs. A biographical sketch reveals that Lulu Belle and Scotty were born in the mountains of western North Carolina, &c. Contains lyrics and music to 14 songs written by Lulu Belle and Scotty, including: Have I Told..... More
Chicago: Radio Station WLS, Circa 1950s. Original edition. Glossy photo, 7" x 5", printed caption. Signed by Lulu Belle in blue ink on her image. More
Cincinnati: Lois Music, 1947. First Edition. Softcover. 33pages, portrait and six illustrations from photographs. Inside the cover is a summary of Copas's career to 1947. Contains words and music to 15 songs written or co-written by Cowboy Copas, including: Are You Honest; Dolly Dear; If I Bring Home The Bacon;..... More
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Chicago: Country Music, 1945. First Edition. Softcover. 48pages; 4pp illustrations from photographs. Contains one page of biography, followed by words and music to 37 songs, including: A-Makin' Sorghum; Calamity Jane; I Been Checkin' On Yo' Neckin'; Mer-o-ee (Indian Princess); Pepper Pot Polka; When It's Hog Calling Time In Tennessee; and..... More
Nashville: Audway Productions, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white portrait of Corliss in embroidered jacket, chording his electric guitar and gazing into space. More
s.l. Rustic Royalty Talent Agency, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white group-portrait of the three Cotton Kings in 1970s mod-style, light-colored jackets, pleated shirts, and bow-ties. As of June, 2013, The Cotton Kings were still touring and performing with Sherwin and Pam Linton. More
Nashville Acuff-Rose 1946. 1946. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Pictorial paper covers and contents near fine condition. 12" x 9" 4pp Contains lyric, melody line, piano accompaniment, guitar chords and frames. In part: "If you knew how much I've suffered since we parted If you knew I've shed a million tears..... More
Chicago Calumet Music 1935. 1935. First Edition. Softcover. 6pp. Contains lyric, melody line, piano accompaniment, guitar chords and frames. In part: "Some time ago two weeks or more, if I remember well, I found myself in town and thought I'd knock around a spell...." 12" x 9.25". Prior owner's name..... More
Nashville: Hubert Long Agency, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white portrait of Craddock, forearms resting on knees, leaning toward the camera. Craddock, born in North Carolina in 1939, earned the monicker of Mr. Country Rock for his rockabilly style of singing. He joined Cartwheel Records in 1969, as credited..... More
s.l. ABC Records, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white portrait of Craddock performing in an Elvis-style jumpsuit, singing into a hand mic. Craddock, born in North Carolina in 1939, earned the monicker of Mr. Country Rock for his rockabilly style of singing. He joined Cartwheel Records in 1969, as..... More
Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2001. First Edition. Hardcover. pp: xvi, 800; text illus from sheet music. Arranged by candidate and party, with an appendix listing publishers by city as well as title and composer indices. Bound in blue cloth, silver lettering on spine and cover. 9.25" x 6" More
s.l. Epic, 1991. Mike Rutherford, photographer. Original edition. not bound. Publicity photo-portrait, 10" x 8", signed in black felt-tip ink. Charlie Daniels , born at Wilmington, North Carolina in 1936, began writing and performing in the 1950s. As a Nashville session musician, he played on albums recorded by Johnny Cash..... More
Nashville: Sound Seventy, Circa 1974. Original edition. 8" x 10" glossy, showing three members of the band on horseback and three standing. Signed in black ballpoint ink. This Epic publicity photo shows Tom Crain, Fred Edwards, Taz DiGregorio, Charlie Hayward and Charlie Daniels, who founded the Charlie Daniels Band in..... More
NY: Bourne Music, 1946. First Edition. Softcover. pp: 47, (1) ad; portrait,19 illustrations from photographs on centerfold. Contains words and music to 15 songs, including: Silver Stars, Purple Sage, Eyes of Blue; Strawberry Blonde (On the Strawberry Roan); They Call Me Happy Go Lucky (Denver Darling's theme song); Wabash Moon;..... More
Nashville: Landmark, 1991. Original edition. not bound. Publicity photo-portrait, 10" x 8.5", inscribed in blue felt-tip ink: "Love to Glenn / Skeeter Davis / 6-12-91." Skeeter Davis was born Mary Frances Penick in 1931 in a two-room cabin in Kentucky. She first began singing with a friend, billed as The..... More