267
BT 27-2 Careless Darlin' (Ernest Tubb)
BT 28-3 This Lonely World * (Dean-Johns)

268
BT 26-3 Born To Be Blue
BT 29-1 The Low Road's Good Enough For Me *

269
For Better Or For Worse
Cry Cry Cry

273
Dream Rose
1501 Miles Of Heaven

NOTE : * Those songs were reissued on the Gold Seal label (# 2829). Records issued a by Eddie Dean with Cliffie Stonehead's Orchestra. Hollywood label.

B.B. 6159
A Cold Texas Beer
There's A Goldmine In The Sky

F 1362
6939 My Life With You (Stuart Hamblen)
Will They Open Up That Door (Mitchell-Porter)

F 1389
6942 All That I'm Asking Is Sympathy
6941 If I Should Come Back

F 1424
7100 Please Don't Cry (Eddie Dean-Hal Blair)
7101 I'll Be Back

F 1497
7335 I'm The Old Friend
7102 My Sweetheart, My Own

F 1590
I Married The Girl
Let Me Hold You

F 1729
7685 I'm Not In Love, Just Involved
7686 Roses Remind Me Of You

F 1842
Beloved Enemy
The Lord's Prayer

F 1915
7684 Blue Wedding Bells (Leon Merritt) *
9109 Tears On My Guitar (Porter Johns)

F 2086
7687 Cold Yellow Gold (Joe Becksted)
7336 Poor Little Swallow (Frances Hall-Eddie Dean)

4900
Run, Jimmy, Run
The Lord's Prayer

NOTE : 'Tears On My Guitar' appears on a Japanese Capitol compilation LP titled 'Wanted !' and released on Toshiba-EMI ECS-50062.
* Vocal duet by Eddie Dean and Margie Mack.

M-559
5011-A Don't Take Advantage Of Me (Bob Morris)
5011-B Stop Me If You've Heard This One Before (Jimmy Day-Justin Tubb)

NOTE : Issued with a pic sleeve ; liner notes by Biff Collie ; produced by Downes Rogers ; a 1963 recording reviewed in Billboard in early '64.

8596
The Oregon Trail
Roll Along Prairie Moon

NOTE : '78 released as by 'Jimmie & Eddie Dean'.

C 133
Whoopee Ti Yi Yo
Hobble Dehoy

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CROWN

CLP 5258 / CST 258  'Hillbilly Heaven'
I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven/Love The Way You Say It/Banks Of The Old Rio Grande/Impatient Blues/Tangled Lies/Iowa Rose/Walk Beside Me Katmandu/Make Believe/Seeds Of Doubt/I Called & Called/I Took The Blues Out Of Tomorrow

CLP 5320 / CST 320  'The Golden Cowboy'
Wait For Me/Downgrade/Look Homeward Angel/ If Dreams Could Come True/Somewhere Along The Line/Green Grass/Your Wayward Heart/Smoke Signals/Rocket To Heaven/I Can't Go On Alone

CLP 5434 / CST 434 'Eddie Dean Sings'
NOTE : Same songs as CLP 5258 except for 'Iowa Rose' and 'I Took The Blues...' which have been omitted.

CST 578  'Eddie Dean Sings Little Green Apples'
Little Green Apples/You Walked Out Of My Heart/A Heart Will Not Be Silent Long/Country Maggie/John Henry/You Try A Lot/The Cavern/Banks Of The Old Rio Grande/Wing Ding Tonight/Crawdad Song

CST 581 'Release Me/Eddie Dean Sings'
Release Me/Love The Way You Say It/Banks Of The Old Rio Grande/Impatient Blues/Tangled Lies/Katmandu/Walk Beside Me/Make Believe/Seeds Of Doubt/I Called & I Called

CST 583  'Sings Country & Western'
(Same songs as CLP 5320/ CST 320)

CLP 5330
'Various - Country & Western Jamboree'
(features Eddie's 'Sailor Man')

NOTE : CLP designate mono LPs while CST designate stereo albums but be careful, the latter are usually in terrible 'reprocessed stereo' !

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CRYSTAL

132
One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart)
Wake Me Up In The Morning By The Swannee River

148
California Waltz
Baby You Should Live So Long

156
A Gravedigger's Lament
A Million Tears Ago

264
California Waltz
Wake Me Up In The Morning By The Swannee River

DE 5023
C-9446 Tell Mother I'll Be There
C-9447 (There's) No Disappointment In Heaven

DE 5024
C-9448 There Shall Be Showers Of Blessing
C-9449 Happy In Him

NOTE : The two above '78s were released as by 'Jimmie & Eddie Dean' ; titles come from a September 10, 1934, session, held in Chicago, Illinois.

DE 5988
DLA-2719 On The Banks Of The Sunny San Juan
DLA-2720 When It's Harvest Time In Peaceful Valley

DE 6026
DLA-2718 Little Grey Home In The West
DLA-2721 Where The Silv'ry Colorado Wends Its Way

NOTE : Above two '78s culled tracks cut in Los Angeles on September 4, 1941, hence the 'LA' prefix.

DE 6034
DLA-2914 Back In The Saddle Again
DLA-2915 Sleepy Time In Caroline (Hal Moore)

DE 6086
DLA-2916 How Can You Say You Love Me
DLA-2917 I'm Comin' Home Darlin'

NOTE : Last two Decca '78s were cut in Los Angeles on February 25, 1942.

46135
DLA-2915 Sleepy Time In Caroline
DLA-2916 How can You Say You Love Me

NOTE : A 1948 relesase.

6087
IM-4513 I'm A Stranger In My Home
IM-4514 Put A Little Sweetnin' In Your Love

NOTE : Purchased from the ODE label in late 1953,
along with two other masters : 'Bimbo' and 'No, No, Not Grandma', these last two only issued on Ode.

66
66-A Mojave River Valley (Eddie & Dearest Dean)
66-B What A Friend

11000
T-772 Missouri (Duncan-Penny)
T-774 No vacancy (Travis-Stone)

11001
T-775 I Was Wrong (Dean-Canova)
T-773 There's A Rose That Grows In The Ozarks
(Kent-Gannon)

11004
T-913 Rainbow At Midnight (Lost John Miller)
T-914 Kentucky Waltz (Bill Monroe)

11007
T-916 I'll Cry On My Pillow Tonight
T-915 Ain't It A Shame, Love, Ain't It A Shame
(Rose-Robin)

11018
Spring Has Come To Old Missouri
Toodle-Oo My Darlin'

11019
On The Banks Of The Sunny San Juan
Let's Go Sparkin'

11020
T-1243 It's A Boy (Dean-Guy-Ormond)
T-1245 I'm A Kansas Man (Milton Brown)

11026
T-1231 The Midnight Train (Of Lonesome Valley)
(Glenn Spencer)
T-1232 Rosanne Of San José (Pete Gates)

NOTE : By Eddie Dean & His Boys.

6-02-53
C-1141 The Oregon Trail
C-1147 Red Sails In The Sunset

NOTE : All 78's released as by Jimmie & Eddie Dean.

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6170
2340 Don't Tell Me Stories
2341 Careless Hands

6195
2343 One you Must Choose
2601 On The Banks Of The Sunny San Juan

6210
2342 'Neath Texas Skies
2343 One You Must Choose

6219
2628 I Wish I Knew
2629 Fool's Gold

6251
7500 Devil's Desert Land
7501 You Want To Divorce Me

6282
7512 Cowboy
7514 On The Banks Of The Sunny San Juan

6299
7511 Call Of The Outlaw
7513 I Asked A Dream

NOTE : Except for #6170, all Mercuries released as by Eddie Dean & His Boys between 1949 and 1951.

M 270
TK3M -2574 One More Time Around (E. Dean-Hal Blair-Howard Barnes)
TK3M -2575 Playing Both Ends Against The Middle (Eddie Dean)

1284
Various Artists
'Artists Of The 60's - Featuring Barbara Mandrell'

NOTE : This compilation album from 1984 includes
'One More Time Around' by Eddie Dean ; it also contains 'Pickin' & A Guitin', 'Green Valley Waltz' and 'Alabama Jubilee' by Joe Maphis, plus 'A Lifetime Of Love' by Joe & Rose Lee Maphis.

8ON-429
It's A Nice Place To Visit
Lonely Hours

1701
1701-A I'm A Stranger In My Home (R. Stewart-Pee Wee King-Neal Burris)
1701-B Put A Little Sweetnin' (In Your Love) (Johnny Bond-Joe Maphis)

1710
1710-A Bimbo
1710-B No, No, Not Grandma

NOTE : As by Eddie Dean's Golden Cowboys.

SAGE 45-180
180-A I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven (Eddie Dean-Hal Southern)
180-B Banks Of The Old Rio Grande (Eddie Dean-Glenn Strange)

SAGE & SAND 45-188 (with The Frontiersmen-Marian Hall, steel guitar)
188-A Impatient Blues (Edgar Dean Glosup)
188-B Cry Of A Broken Heart (Eddie & Dearest Dean)

SAGE & SAND 45-199 (with The Frontiersmen-Marian Hall, steel guitar)
199-A Walk Beside Me (Eddie & Dearest Dean)
199-B Blessed Are They (Tommy Reiff)

SAGE & SAND 45-200 (with The Frontiersmen-Marian Hall, steel guitar)
200-B Just Awhile (Eddie Dean)
200-A An Orphan's Prayer (Hal Southern)

SAGE & SAND 45-207 (with The Frontiersmen-Marian Hall, steel guitar)
207-1 Open Up Your Door, Baby (Eddie Dean)
207-2 Sign On The Door
NOTE : Issued as by Eddie Dean & Joanie Hall.

SAGE & SAND 45-208 (with The Frontiersmen-Marain Hall, steel guitar)
Somebody Great (Redd Stewart)
The First Christmas Bell (Eddie Dean-Hal Southern-Dearest Dean)

SAGE & SAND 45-215 (with The Five Guitars)
R-1102 Downgrade (Hecht-Fleener)
R-1101 Look Homeward Angel (Jim Flint)

SAGE 226 (with The Cletro Combo)
R-1191 Banks Of The Old Rio Grande (Eddie Dean-Glenn Strange)
R-1192 Rock And Roll Cowboy (Eddie & Dearest Dean)

SAGE 231
Walkin' After Mifnight
Fingerprints

SAND 45-235
5925 Lonesome Guitar (Ed Dockery)
5926 Taos (Blair-Statham-Dean)

SAND 45-236
Night Train (Don Hecht)
One Foot Caught In Quicksand (Hal Blair-Bill Peppers)--

SAGE EP-45-235/236
Lonesome Guitar/Taos/Night Train/One Foot Caught In Quicksand
NOTE : Promo EP for DJs, sporting a yellow label.

SAND 45-249
249-A Iowa Rose (G. R. Kocur-Smokey Smith)
249- B Nothing But Echo's (Blair-Duhig)

SAND 45-270
Green Grass
Your Wayward Heart

SAND 45-325
325-B I Took The Blues Out Of Tomorrow
325-A Seeds Of Doubt (Hart-Pearl)

SAND 45-332
Somewhere Along The Line
If Dreams Could Come True

SAND 45-338
Smoke Signals
Rocket To Heaven

SAND 45-342
Sailor Man
I Can't Go On Alone (D. G. Thornton)

SAGE & SAND C-1
'The Golden Cowboy Sings The Greatest Westerns' - featuring The Frontiersmen
Ridin' Down The Canyon/The Cattle Call/Ragtime Cowboy Joe/Wagon Wheels/Tumbling Tumbleweeds/Cowboy's Prayer/Empty Saddles In The Old Corral/Little Joe The Wrangler/Whoopi Ti-Yi-Yo/Cool Water/
There's A Goldmine In The Sky/The Last Roundup
NOTE : Exists on both black and orange vinyl.
First issued on Sound Records 604.

SAGE EDLP C-5  'Hi-Country'
High Country/Now Ain't That Love/Did You Really Mean It?/How Can We Two Share One Heart?/Faraway Gal/Deep In The Ozark Hills/
On A Desert Highway/Way Out Yonder/Old Fashioned Love Song/I Could Cry Over You/Wait For Me (A Little While Longer)/Waggin' Tongues/When I Move To That New Range/ Old Wyoming/I'm Only A Cowboy/The Raindrop Waltz/Home In San Antone/I Could Be A Millionaire
NOTE : a promo EP, Sage EDEP 5, was culled from this LP.

SAGE C-16  'Hillbilly Heaven'
I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven/Love The Way You Say It/Banks Of The Old Rio Grande/Impatient Blues (overdubbed - different to Sage & Sand 188)/Tangled Lies/Iowa Rose/Walk Beside Me/Katmandu/Make Believe/Seeds Of Doubt/I Called And I Called/I Took The Blues Out Of Tomorrow
NOTE : 1961 album pressed on both black and opaque red vinyl.