Country & Western LP Collection — Buck Owens, Johnny Bond, Carter Family & More, 12 Records

A twelve-record run of 1950s–1960s country and western LPs, single-owner, most acquired during the 1960s and 1970s. The group leans heavily on Buck Owens and His Buckaroos with four Capitol titles — You're For Me (T 1777), Buck Owens Sings Tommy Collins (T 1989), The Instrumental Hits of Buck Owens and His Buckaroos (T 2367), and the gospel set Dust On Mother's Bible (T 2497). Rounding out the lot are two Johnny Bond Starday titles, Wilf Carter (Montana Slim) on RCA Camden, The Carter Family on Decca, "Tex" Carman on Crown, Elton Britt on RCA Victor, and a Slim Roys and the Sagebrushers Country & Western Hits compilation on Sutton.

• Buck Owens — You're For Me (Capitol T 1777) — You're For Me / Fool Me Again / Down on the Corner of Love / Mexican Polka / Under the Influence of Love / Nobody's Fool But Yours / Mirror Mirror on the Wall / Bad Bad Dream / House Down the Block / Country Polka / Down to the River / Blues for Life
• Buck Owens Sings Tommy Collins (Capitol T 1989) — If You Ain't Lovin' You Ain't Livin' / But I Do / It Tickles / I Always Get a Souvenir / My Last Chance with You / Smooth Sailin' / You Gotta Have a License / High on a Hilltop / There'll Be No Other / Whatcha Gonna Do Now / No Love Have I / Down, Down, Down
• The Instrumental Hits of Buck Owens and His Buckaroos (Capitol T 2367) — Buckaroo / Orange Blossom Special / Raz-Ma-Taz Polka / Faded Love / Bud's Bounce / Country Polka / Bile 'Em Cabbage Down / Steel Guitar Rag / A Maiden's Prayer / Buck's Polka / Country Rag / Mexican Polka
• Dust On Mother's Bible — Buck Owens and His Buckaroos (Capitol T 2497) — Pray Every Day / When Jesus Calls All His Children In / I'll Go to Church Again with Momma / Bring It to Jesus / Jesus Saved Me / Would You Be Ready? / Dust on Mother's Bible / Satan's Gotta Get Along Without Me / Where Would I Be Without Jesus / Eternal Vacation / It Was with Love / All the Way with Jesus
• Johnny Bond — Songs That Made Him Famous (Starday SLP 227) — Cimarron / Barrelhouse Bessie / I Wonder Where You Are Tonight / One Fool to Another / Divorce Me C.O.D. / True Love Is So Hard to Find / Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabam / Rainbow at Midnight / Don't Mention Her Name / Glad Rags / How to Succeed with Girls (Without Half-Way Trying) / Jim, Johnny and Jonas
• Johnny Bond — That Wild, Wicked But Wonderful West (Starday SLP 147) — The Bully / At Dawn I Die / Empty Saddles / The Long Tall Shadow / Belle Starr / High Noon / The Deadwood Stage / Dusty Skies / The Pass / The Fool's Paradise / Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie / Sadie Was a Lady / Conversation with a Gun / Wanderers of the Wasteland
• Montana Slim (Wilf Carter) (RCA Camden CAL 527) — Roll Along Kentucky Moon / It Makes No Difference Now / You Are My Sunshine / I'm Hittin' the Trail / Rye Whiskey / Sittin' by the Old Corral / I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes / Red River Valley Blues / The Prisoner's Song / There's a Love Knot in My Lariat / Waiting for a Train / Yodeling Love Call
• A Collection of Favorites by The Carter Family (Decca DL 4404) — Hello Stranger / My Dixie Darling / Oh Take Me Back / Little Joe / Stern Old Bachelor / Sweet Heaven in My View / You Are My Flower / Jealous Hearted Me / You've Been a Friend to Me / The Wayworn Traveler / Coal Miner's Blues / Funny When You Feel That Way
• "Tex" Carman (Crown CLP 5324) — Beverly Ann / Wreck of Old #9 / Wild and Wooly West / Pal of My Heart / Wondering / Wildwood Flower / Wolf Creek / Get Along Pony / My Baby I'll Be There / Border Town / My Hawaii Calls
• The Best of Britt — Elton Britt's Biggest Hits (RCA Victor LPM-2669) — There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere / I Get the Blues When It Rains / Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain / I Hung My Head and Cried / I Almost Lost My Mind / The Rovin' Gambler / Beyond the Sunset / Mockin' Bird Hill / It Is No Secret / Candy Kisses / Someday / Detour
• Elton Britt — The Wandering Cowboy (with the John Manners Band) — There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere / Someday / Chime Bells / The Roving Gambler / Home on the Range / The Streets of Laredo
• Country & Western Hits — Slim Roys and the Sagebrushers (Sutton)

CONDITION

Playable, as shown; all single-owner, most acquired in the 1960s and 1970s. Jackets show age-appropriate wear ranging from light shelf wear to ringwear, edge splitting, and corner creasing — the Johnny Bond and "Tex" Carman covers show the heaviest handling. Some jackets carry old price stickers and dated ink notations on the reverse. No unpleasant odors.

DIMENSIONS / SPECIFICATIONS

• 12 LPs
• Format: 12" / 33⅓ RPM
• Labels: Capitol, Starday, RCA Camden, Decca, Crown, RCA Victor, Sutton