Hillbilly Boys – First Song, I’m Her Joy. ep33, 1939
Playlist: Mickey Wickey is joined by the boys as they play, I'm Her Joy. Pat pauses to read a letter from a fan. Horace and Leon harmonize with, Home on…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Tugboat. ep45, 1939.
Playlist: Micky Wickey plays his fiddle for a breakdown, Tugboat. Pat puts in a word for the sponsor. Leon sings, Music maestro Please. Leon and Horace sing, I Love to…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Rosalee. ep44, 1939.
Playlist: Horace starts things off by singing, Rosalie. Pat reads a fan letter who plugs the sponsor's product. The Hillbilly Boys play an instrumental, After You're Gone. Leon sings, God…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Sweet Jennie Lee. ep42, 1939.
After an opening where Pat reads a poem about being glad, it's time to kick off the music. Playlist: Mickey Wickey sings, Sweet Jenny Lee. Mickey introduces Pat's banjo solo.…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Lazy River. ep41, 1939.
Playlist: Horace sings, Lazy River. Pat puts in a word for the sponsor. Grandpappy plays his mandolin, Blow Your Blues Away. Leon sings, Roll on Mississippi. Mickey reads a poem…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Hopping Lucy. ep40, 1939.
Playlist: Mickey Wickey starts off with a breakdown, Hopping Lucy. Pat plugs the sponsor product, and reads a fan letter. Leon sings, Changes. Grandpappy plays his mandolin, Cotaire. Pat has…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Little Box Of Pine On The 729. ep39, 1939.
Playlist: Leon and Horace harmonize with, Little Box of Pine on the 729. Pat shares a fan letter to praise the sponsor product. Leon sings, Cry Baby Cry. Grandpappy plays…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Down The River Of Golden Dreams. ep38, 1939.
Audio is a bit low and muffled. Playlist: Leon and Horace sing, Down the River of Golden Dreams. Pat plugs the sponsor product, and asks listeners to write in. The…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Down The River Of Golden Dreams. ep38, 1939.
Audio is a bit low and muffled. Playlist: Leon and Horace sing, Down the River of Golden Dreams. Pat plugs the sponsor product, and asks listeners to write in. The…
Melody Roundup – Lum and Abner Double Feature. (retro326).
Dates are unknown and could have ranged from 1942 through around 1948 or so. My guess is from somewhere right in the middle of that time frame. Similar to other…