6 TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD RADIO SHOW DISCS SUE THOMPSON MOLLY BEE SHOWS 23-46

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6 "Tennessee Ernie Ford show" radio show transcription discs produced by Radiozark Enterprises.  24 complete radio programs on these six 12 inch, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm discs.    These discs were issued to radio stations for broadcast only and not available to the general public, very rare!

All programs star Tennessee Ernie Ford with either Billy Liebert & His Orchestra or Cliffie  Stone & His Orchestra.  Programs are approximately 12 minutes each, and would be 15  minutes each with the commercials added locally

Programs are circa 1960's. 

Disc contain radio programs #23 to #46

 Program numbers, guest stars and songs include:

#23 with Molly Bee "Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home" vocal Ernie Ford, "China Boy" inst Billy Liebert accordion, "The Baby Blues" vocal Molly Bee, "Cold Cold Heart" vocal Ernie Ford, "Rock-A-Bye Boogie" vocal Ernie Ford, Molly  Bee

#24 with Jeanne Gayle "Toot Toot Tootsie Goodbye" vocal Ernie Ford, "My Tiny" inst, "Goody Goody" vocal Jeanne Gayle, "My Melancholy Baby" vocal Ernie Ford, "Buttons And Bows" vocal Ernie Ford, Jeanne Gayle

#25 with Judy Hayden "Walking My Baby Back Home" vocal Ernie Ford, "Billy's Boogie" inst, "Whispering" vocal Judy Hayden, "Jealous Heart" vocal Ernie Ford, "Makin' Whoopee" vocal Ernie Ford, Judy Hayden

#26 with Jeanne Gayle "I Don't Know" vocal Ernie Ford, "Dreamer With A Penny" vocal Jeanne Gayle, "Sweet Georgia Brown" inst George Bruns, "She's Funny That Way" vocal Ernie Ford, "Doodle-E-Doo" vocal Ernie Ford, Jeanne Gayle

#27 with Judy Hayden "Ballin' The Jack" vocal Ernie Ford, "Stealin' The Blues" inst Speedy West steel guitar, "Sunday" vocal Judy Hayden, "Cool Water" vocal Ernie Ford, "Hey Good Lookin'" vocal Ernie Ford, Judy Hayden

#28 with Molly Bee "Sweet Temptation" vocal Ernie Ford, "At Sundown" inst, "I'm Moving On" vocal Molly Bee, "Gone Fishing" vocal Ernie Ford, "Give Me More More More Of Your Kisses" vocal Ernie Ford, Molly Bee

#29 with Sue Thompson "Baby Face" vocal Ernie Ford, "The Devil's Dream" inst, "I'll Hate Myself In The Morning" vocal Sue Thompson, "Do Not Forsake Me My Darling" vocal Ernie Ford, "Get Out Those Old Records" vocal Ernie Ford, Sue Thompson

#30 with Molly Bee "Down Yonder" vocal Ernie Ford, "Highways Are Happy Ways" vocal Trio (Billy Strange, Speedy West, Harold Hensley), "Somebody Bigger Than You And I" vocal Ernie Ford, "If I Could Only Learn To Yodel" vocal Molly Bee, "Old MacDonald" vocal Ernie Ford, Molly Bee

#31 with Judy Hayden "Jumbalaya" vocal Ernie Ford, unidentified instrumental Speedy West steel guitar, "M. I. Crooked Letter Crooked Letter" vocal Judy Hayden, "If You Were The Only Girl In The World" vocal Ernie Ford, "Hubbin' It" vocal Ernie Ford, Judy Hayden

#32 with Jeanne Gayle "Has Anybody See My Gal" vocal Ernie Ford, "Peg O' My Heart" inst Billy Liebert accordion, "There'll Be Some Changes Made" vocal Jeanne Gayle, "St. Louis Blues" vocal Ernie Ford, "When You Wore A Tulip" vocal Ernie Ford, Jeanne Gayle

#33 with Judy Hayden "Hey Joe" vocal Ernie Ford, "The Orange Blossom Special" inst Harold Hensley fiddle, "Maybe" vocal Judy Hayden, "Somebody Loves Me" vocal Ernie Ford, "Kentucky Means Paradise" vocal Ernie Ford, Judy Hayden

#34 with Bucky Tibbs "Catfish Boogie" vocal Ernie Ford, "Song Of The Wanderer" inst, "Wabash Cannonball" vocal Bucky Tibbs, "The Things I Might Have Been" vocal Ernie Ford, "I'm Hogtied Over You" vocal Ernie Ford, Bucky Tibbs

#35 with Sue Thompson "My Little Red Wagon" vocal Ernie Ford, "This Ain't The Blues" inst Speedy West, "If You Want Some Loving, Just Let Me Know" vocal Sue Thompson, I've Got To Have My Baby Back" vocal Ernie Ford, "I'll Never Be Free" vocal Ernie Ford, Sue Thompson

#36 with Judy Hayden "Waiting For The Robert E. Lee" vocal Ernie Ford, unidentified instrumental, "I'm Going Back To Where I Come From" vocal Judy Hayden, "Half As Much" vocal Ernie Ford, "Too Much Sugar For A Dime" vocal Ernie Ford, Judy Hayden'

#37 with Bucky Tibbs "Sunday Down In Tennessee" vocal Ernie Ford, "Steel Guitar Rag" inst Speedy West steel guitar, "Them There Eyes" vocal Bucky Tibbs, "O Happy Day" vocal Ernie Ford, "Oh, Ma Ma" (The Butcher Boy) vocal Ernie Ford, Bucky Tibbs

#38 with Molly Bee "You Gotta See Mama Every Night" vocal Ernie Ford, "The Man With The Slush"? Inst, "Sleep At The Foot Of The Bed" vocal Molly Bee, "Up A Lazy River" vocal Ernie Ford, "And The Covered Wagon Rolled Right Along" vocal Ernie Ford,, Molly Bee

#39 with Judy Hayden "Chatanooga Choo Choo" vocal Ernie Ford, "Indian Love Call" inst Speedy West steel guitar, "I'm Nobody's Baby" vocal Judy Hayden, "It's The Talk Of The Town" vocal Ernie Ford, "For Me And My Gal" vocal Ernie Ford, Judy Hayden

#40 with Jeanne Gayle "My Blue Heaven" vocal Ernie Ford, "I'll String Along With You" vocal Jeanne Gayle, "The A Rag" inst Harold Hensley fiddle, "Try A Little Tenderness" vocal Ernie Ford, "Have You Ever Been Lonely" vocal Ernie Ford, Jeanne Gayle

#41 with Jeanne Gayle "Nobody's Sweetheart Now" vocal Ernie Ford, unidentified instrumental Speedy West steel guitar, "Look-A-My-See" vocal Jeanne Gayle, "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" vocal Ernie Ford, "It Takes Two To Tango" vocal Ernie Ford, Jeanne Gayle

#42 with Judy Hayden "The Oceana Roll" PD vocal Ernie Ford, "The C Jam Blues" instrumental Billy Liebert, Speedy West, "I Believe" vocal Ernie Ford, "Do You Ever Think Of Me" vocal Judy Hayden, "Give Me That Old Soft Shoe" vocal Ernie Ford, Judy Hayden

#43 no guest "Roll Out The Barrell" vocal Ernie Ford, "Keep Hubbin' It" vocal Trio (Speedy West, Harold Hensley, Billy Strange), "The New Shoe Rag" inst Harold Hensley fiddle, "Many Times" vocal Ernie Ford, "Barnacle Bill" vocal Ernie Ford & Billy Liebert (in falsetto)

#44 with Sue Thompson "The Night Train To Memphis" vocal Ernie Ford, unidentified instrumental with George Bruns, "In Think I'll Eat A Tadpole" vocal Ernie Ford, "Ma He's Making Eyes At Me" vocal Ernie Ford, Sue Thompson

#45 with Bucky Tibbs "If You Knew Susie" vocal Ernie Ford, unidentified instrumental, "Eh Cumpari" vocal Bucky Tibbs, "Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams" vocal Ernie Ford, "Zing A Little Zong" vocal Ernie Ford, Bucky Tibbs

#46 with Jeanne Gayle "Just Because" vocal Ernie Ford, unidentified instrumental with Harold Hensley on violin, "Little White Lies" vocal Jeanne Gayle, "Sweetheart Of All My Dreams" vocal Ernie Ford, "Ragtime Cowboy Joe" vocal Ernie Ford, Jeanne Gayle

Programs are circa 1960's.  The shows are approximately 12 minutes each which would extend to 15 minutes each with local advertising announcements.

Discs are in very good or better condition with excellent- sound.  Discs have typical wear for discs that were used by radio stations for broadcast such as surface scratches and label, sleeve wear.  There is some label damage that is visible in the photos.  On some of the discs it looks like another distributor's label was placed over the original labels, and then removed.  

The sound on these discs is much better than their very good condition.  Discs in Excellent- sound.  I played all of the discs and the only defect was a skip that played through in the introduction of program #43.  I will make CD dubs of all discs for the buyer only

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