Founded around 1953 by W.O. Fleener, Sage & Sand  is one of those indie labels which delight hillbilly and rockabilly alike because uptempo boppers and all kinds of rockers abound. First using the Sage & Sand imprint, the records were gradually issued either on Sage or on Sand (with several label color variations) as the accompanying discography will show.
The Sage & Sand office and studio were first located upstairs at 5653 1/2 Hollywood Boulevard.
At some point in the late sixties, they moved to 1526 North Wilcox Avenue but subsequently relocated to 1511 North Gordon Street, right around the corner of Hollywood Boulevard. Sage & Sand expert, Jonathan Smith, who provided me with much valuable info, is also a singer, composer and guitarist who had the privilege to cut a session at this last address in May 1972. The recording engineer was Jim Mooney. By that time, however, Smith is adamant that Woodie Fleener was no longer issuing records. Jonathan explains that the label had no national distribution but Fleener would sell his product via mail order. He also suspects that most of the artists produced their own sessions and leased the masters to Woodie - or perhaps worked out a deal to press a limited quantity of 45s to sell at personal appearances. When Jenks 'Tex' Carman briefly released some things on Rem Records, a Kentucky label, he noticed that one track which had appeared on Sage & Sand was also included on a Rem LP. He asked Bob Mooney, the owner of Rem, whether his label was connected in any way with Sage & Sand. He replied that Jenks recorded his own masters and leased them to various labels, and that the only musician he knew, who recorded on Carman's sides, was Roy Lanham. Whether Carman recorded at Sage & Sand's studios in Hollywood, in Roy Lanham's own studio (where Johnny Bond once recorded some demos) or in yet other places remains unknown.
In retrospect, the Sage & Sand label's roster of artists reads like some sort of dictionary of California country'n'western music ; its recorded output was consistently excellent but the big hits never came its way.
It took quite some time until some record company had the good idea of exploring its vaults : that honor falls to P-Vine in Japan, who released an attractive series of CDs in 1993, one of which was dedicated to Sage & Sand.
Titled 'Rock'n'Roll Cowboy' and sub-titled 'Sage & Sand Greatest Rockabillies' (PCD 2468), it remains a successful attempt at compiling the best of the label's productions.

Gabbard & Holt : 'Hey Baby' (Sage 287) Fast rockabilly bopper with two biting guitar breaks and authentic hick vocals. Flip is 'Too Late To Cry'. 'Hey Baby' also appeared on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.3' (Sage C-22) as well as a Crown compilation ('Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.3', CLP 5241). In late '57, they had a release on Starday (#328, coupling 'You'll Never Find Another' with an instrumental titled 'Burning The Strings') where they were billed as 'The Logan Valley Boys'. Harley Gabbard had one outing on Arvis (#107, 'Quit Hanging Around'/'21 Years'). He kept on recording until the '70s on labels such as REM and Vetco (where he cut an album produced jointly by Rusty York and Lou Ukelson, both deceased and much missed).

Jimmy Patton : 'I'm Not Shucking' (Sage LP C-22) * 'Yah! I'm Movin' (Sage 261) Two wild sides, especially 'Yah! I'm Movin' which features some hammering piano and a couple of crazy guitar breaks by Roy Lanham - probably the fiercest he ever played. The hugely talented Roy Lanham was part of the house band at Sage & Sand (with Freddy Haynes on piano, Ralph Gleason on drums and Lawrence Wootten on bass) who will appear on many other cuts on offer here. Oscar 'Jimmy' Patton had been discovered by W. O. Fleener while playing Los Angeles clubs. Another song Patton cut for Sage, 'Let Me Slide', appeared on a Rollin' Rock EP (#001) in the seventies. 'I'm Not Shucking' was also on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.3' (Sage C-22) and on 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.3' (CLP 5241). Of course, Patton later moved to the Sims label where he waxed several 45's including the ferocious 'Okie's In The Pokie' (# 117), albeit it was a re-cut of the top side of his rarissime Hilligan single (HC-001/002), a label situated in Phoenix, Arizona. He had an excellent LP in the '60s on Stereotone (# 1002), titled 'Take 30 Minutes With Jimmy Patton' (with Bill Woods on piano). Other LPs were issued on Moon (#101, 'Make Room For The Blues') and Sourdough.

Joanie King : 'OK Doll, It's A Deal' (Sage 258) A good jivin' rocker with some chorus. Good sound quality. Yet another song which was part of both 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.3' (Sage C-22) and 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.3' (CLP 5241). Original flip was 'History'. Recorded as Jo-Ann King for RCA Victor in 1958 ('False Alarm', #7302 and 'Bigger Than Texas', #7378).

Wally & Don : 'Never No More' * 'Just Play The Juke Box' (Sage 308) A real rocker backed with a nice chugging country bopper. Roy Lanham shines on guitar again. Despite what's noted in the liners, these two tracks are NOT on Sage #308 which couples 'Please Don't' with 'Desirable You'. 'Never No More' did appear on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.3' (Sage C-20) and on 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.3' (CLP 5241) while 'Just Play The Juke Box' was on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.1' (Sage C-18) and on 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.1' (CLP 5213).

Whitey Pullen : 'Everybody's Rockin' (Sage LP C-22) * 'Walk My Way Back Home' (Sage 274) * 'Moonshine Liquor' (Crown CLP 5332) * 'Tight Slacks' (Crown CLP 5332) * 'Tuscalusa Lucy' (Sage 313) * A great selection of cuts taken from various singles and LPs. Alabama-born Dwight 'Whitey' Pullen had real talent. He wrote most of his songs, including all the above rockers. He became road manager for Gene Vincent ; not only that, he also penned 'Everybody's Got A Date But Me' and co-wrote 'She She Little Sheila' with Jerry Merritt for Gene's 'Crazy Times' LP (Capitol T 1342, recorded in '59 and released in '60). Jerry Merritt, who was Gene's lead guitar player at the time, told me in 1993 that Whitey even played a barely audible rhythm guitar on some tracks of this classic album. Here, Whitey's youthful vocals are the real thing and the guitar/piano backings and soli are of Blue Caps quality : 'nuff said. 'Walk My Way Back Home', featuring electric piano and steel, is an all-time classic. 'Moonshine Liquor', with a piano solo which bears all the Clifton Simmons trademarks, handclaps and a hiccupy chorus, is in the same league. 'Tuscaloosa Lucy' is also reminiscent of Gene Vincent while 'Tight Slacks' starts with a Buddy Holly-influenced but Eddie Cochran-sounding guitar intro. 'Everybody's Rockin' is a true frantic piece of Rockabilly. You'll also find it on 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.3' (CLP 5241). Pullen could sing Country'n'Western with equal ease and style ; his posthumous Crown album, judiciously titled 'Country Music Star' (CLP 5332), contained a whole side in this vein. With some well dosed echo and a sparse backing led by the steel guitar, you'll be haunted forever by such distinctive tracks as 'Waltz Of The Blues' or 'I Won The Day I Lost You'. Don't be afraid to check out his lone Carlton single, 'Sunglasses After Dark' b/w 'Teenage Bug' (Carlton 455), issued as by Dwight Pullen - it's a monster ! Whitey seemed destined for success but unfortunately, he was another victim of cancer : he died on November 24, 1961. He was only 26.

Casey Clark : 'Lost John' (Sage & Sand 220) With backing by The Lazy Ranch Boys and a vocal by Barefoot Brownie, it's a much sought-after item from 1956, with an irresistible vocal by Barefoot Brownie & Quartet and punctuated with three soli (steel, piano and guitar). I also think that Buddy Emmons plays steel guitar on this early hillbilly bopper since he co-wrote the flip ('Pot Of Gold', sung by Herb Williams, also on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.2', Sage C-20). Emmons recounted in a 'Guitar Player' interview by Tom Bradshaw that he 'got a phone call from Clark to replace his original steeler, Jim Baker, who'd gone into the service. I took the job and went to Detroit'. He also mentionned that he took delivery of his Bigsby triple-neck pedal steel, similar to Speedy West's, while with Clark and that he 'asked Paul Bigsby to change one neck of his guitar to the 'Slowly' tuning', so that he could emulate Bud Isaacs's sound with Webb Pierce. Casey Clark was a fiddle player and a DJ on WXEL. He certainly had a knack for enrolling great steelers ; Paul Franklin was the one who replaced Buddy Emmons after he was picked up by Little Jimmy Dickens. Jimmy Day and Terry Bethel were also onboard at one time or another.
Haven't yet heard his other offering on Sage 237 - 'Blues Stay Away From Me' b/w 'Much Too Much' -, neither side having been selected for this release. The Lazy Ranch Boys also backed up Okie Jones on Sage & Sand 221, 'Could You, Would You', and Evelyn Harlene on Sage 243, 'I've Got The Blues', both of which, incidentally, appear on the Japanese 'Crown Greatest Rockabillies' CD in the same series. 'Lost John' could be found on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.4' (Sage C 24) and on the early 60's Crown compilation 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.4' (CLP 5243).

Bud Titus : 'Hocus Pocus' (Sage 244) Super Merle Travis style number and Roy Lanham does another great job on it. Once again available on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.4' (Sage C 24) and 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.4' (CLP 5243). Flip was 'Tomorrow' (included on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.2', Sage C-20).

The Kellyes : 'The Great Foggy Mountain' (Sage 312) Ooh, Roy Lanham again and a bluegrass-gospel like male/female vocal. Written by Oscar Hart (of 'Fender Bender' fame) and his wife, Verna Pearl. The correct spelling of the group was, probably, The Kelly's : same outfit as on Republic ? Another song to be found on 'Country Music On The Go Vol.4' (Sage C 24) and 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.4' (CLP 5243). Flip was 'Blue Tears'.

Whitey Knight : 'Another Brew Bartender' (Sage & Sand 205) * 'Big Glass Of Wine' (Sage 344) 'Another Brew Bartender' is one of my top favorites : a fine chugger with fiddle and steel guitar breaks. As for 'Big Glass Of Wine', some echo on the vocal and more great Lanham guitar give this country rocker a kind of Hank Thompson influence. Knight also had one release on the rare Lomita, California-based Nielsen label (#57, 'From An Angel To A Devil') as well as two singles on Dot (#15577, 'Blues Walked In' and #15630, 'Travelin' Blues'). 'Big Glass Of Wine' and another song called 'Happy Go Lucky' (its flip side, it would seem) were compiled on another Crown LP, 'Country & Western Jamboree' (CLP 5330).
'Another Brew Bartender' appeared on both 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.4' (Sage C 24) and 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.4' (CLP 5243).

Tex Atchison : 'Tennessee Hound Dog' / 'Mail Man' (Sage 343) Fantastic !! A revelation !! Incredible breaks from Roy Lanham with those trademark glissandi which give me chills every time. The good vocal back up on both sides could be by The Frontiersmen (or The Sons Of The Pioneers ?). Tex was no newcomer, having recorded in the '40s and '50s on Crystal, King, Federal, Deluxe and Imperial ; he also played fiddle on a number of West Coast sessions (for instance, with Johnny Bond in 1951, for whom he wrote 'Alabama Boogie Boy' and co-wrote 'Sick, Sober & Sorry'). He had even co-written the jumping 'Some Like It Hot' for Sammy Masters in 1956 (Four Star 1695, with Jimmy Bryant on lead).
Both sides of this now rare single appeared on 'Country'n'Western Jamboree' (Crown CLP 5330).

Charley Williams : 'Cotton Pickin' Ball' / 'House On A Hill' (Sage 315) Another top double-sider with more superb Roy Lanham stylings. 'House On The Hill' would have perfectly suited Ricky Nelson's voice. Other Sage cuts included 'Playing Guitar & Missing You' (Sage 291) and 'Goodnight Again'. This latter track, as well as both sides of Sage 315, were compiled on 'Country'n'Western Jamboree' (Crown CLP 5330). 'Lorena', the flip of Sage 291, was featured on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.1' (Sage C-18) and on 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.1' (CLP 5213) in or around 1961.

Lonnie Barron : 'Teenage Queen' (Sage 230) Strong Hillbilly rocker from a singer who was killed, following a triangle love affair, early in 1957. Awesome guitar and steel. Don't know whether the above recording features Casey Clark's Lazy Ranch Boys (Lonnie's early Sage & Sand outings did feature them on back up under the name The Farm Boys). The flip, 'Please Blue Heart', showed up on 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.1' (CLP 5213). If you ever want to investigate The Mississippi Farm Boy's complete recorded output - and you'll be glad you did, trust me -, the best way is to grab a copy of the splendid 10" LP (on red vinyl) titled 'Don't Doubt My Love' and put out by Craig Maki on Woodward Records in 1997 (PO Box 494 - New Baltimore, MI 48047 - USA). By the way, Craig 'Bones' Maki has written a book on Detroit's Country Music. He also sang and played rhythm guitar with The Big Barn Combo whose LP, 'Coming All The Way From Detroit City' (Jungle Room JB 12001), comes highly recommended by Yours Truly !

Larry Thornton : 'Honky Tonk Queen' (Sage 335) A relentless stomper with good guitar throughout. It seems that there were different couplings for this '45 but 'Honky Tonk Queen' does appear on 'Country Music On The Go-Vol.4' (Sage C-24) and on 'Oldies & Goodies-Country'n'Western Vol.4' (CLP 5243).

Eddie Dean : 'Rock'n'Roll Cowboy' (Sage 226) One of Eddie's most uptempo songs, featuring The Cletro Combo as backing band (including a sax). Very funny (a put down on Rock'n'Roll, needless to say !) but nicely done nevertheless. Eddie Dean is a great ballad singer but hardly a rockabilly ; I had the opportunity to meet him in 1987 at Hank Penny's house and he sang 'Can't Help Falling In Love' as a tribute to Elvis : boy, was that good ! My favorite cut by him remains 'Impatient Blues' (Sage & Sand 188) with backing by The Frontiersmen featuring Marian Hall on steel. Please check out my Eddie Dean tribute.

Likewise, a volume could have been devoted to The Frontiersmen and Joanie Hall, as they account for a large part of the label's single releases. However, this compilation also shows the close relationship between Sage & Sand and the Crown label, the latter almost acting like a subsidiary aiming at releasing the former's catalog on LPs.
Last, it can be said that the superstar of the disc is Roy Lanham whose confident and flexible playing greatly contributed to the excellence of the recordings. He will be honored on a page all his own on this site.

As with the other CDs in the series, the sound quality is extremely variable, so now that Bear Family has done the job properly - presumably, essentially from the original master tapes -, you won't have to look for that long deleted disc any more.

This discography does not include releases by Eddie Dean, Ernie Hagar and Doye O'Dell which appear on their respective pages. My thanks to Bill Barley, Marianne Cwynarski, Bill Dryden, Steve Foehner, Alan Glaser, Steve Hathaway, Kent Heineman, Kevin W. Johnson, Todd Lucas, Mike McKay, Peter Mohr, Pascal Perrault, Don
Shenbarger and (especially) Jonathan Smith for their generous help.

45's Sage & Sand 120/121 THE FRONTIERSMEN We Got Love/Don't Say No When I Propose Sage & Sand 130/131 THE FRONTIERSMEN Time's A-Wastin'/Don't You Flirt With Anyone Else (the above was issued on '78 as by Ken South & The Sage County Boys) Sage & Sand 140 unissued Sage & Sand 150 TONY ROZANCE Yodelin' Freight/Swing To My Yodel (Tony Rozance was a Texas-based accordionist) Sage & Sand 160 THE FRONTIERSMEN Lovin' Country Style/I Gave You Up To Somebody Else Sage & Sand 161 THE FRONTIERSMEN She Was Kissin' Somebody Else/Tonight Is The Night (the '78 has 'Tonight Is The Night' as the B-side while the '45 exists with 'Sing Me A Song I Can Cry To' in its place) Sage & Sand 170 THE FRONTIERSMEN Hi-Ball, The Gate Mate/Hi, Pardner ! Sage & Sand 201 LONNIE BARRON You're Not The First Girl/Sentimental Me, Sentimental She Sage & Sand 202 LYNN HOWARD Left Over Love/Blue Shadows Sage & Sand 203 BOBBY BYRD Delicious Are Your Kisses/Please Don't Hurt Me Sage & Sand 204 BOBBY BYRD Candle Of Love/Peanut Brittle Sage & Sand 205 WHITEY KNIGHT Another Brew Bartender/Just Can't Stop Loving You Sage & Sand 206 unissued Sage & Sand 209 SMOKEY STOVER I Never Thought I'd See The Day/Don't Ever Take Her Love For Granted Sage & Sand 210 SMOKEY STOVER There's No Right Way To Do Me Wrong/No Plans For The Future Sage & Sand 211 THE FRONTIERSMEN Put A Little/Here I Am Cryin' Again Sage & Sand EP-212/213 THE FRONTIERSMEN Cold Gray Dawn/Whistlin' Kind Of Love/Baby On The Doorstep/ Alone, Broken Hearted, Missin' You (this EP also issued as two separate singles, respectively - and predictably - # 212 & 213) Sage & Sand 214 EDDIE CLETRO Santa Claus, Jr./Give Me An Old Fashioned Christmas Sage & Sand 216 TERRY KING Don't Use My Heart For A Stepping Stone/There's My Heart And Then There's You Sage & Sand 217 unissued Sage & Sand 218 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN You'll Come Crawlin' Back/They Had To Say Goodbye Sage & Sand 219 LONNIE BARRON Go On, It's OK/Don't Doubt My Love Sage & Sand 220 CASEY CLARK Lost John/Pot Of Gold Sage & Sand 221 OKIE JONES Could You,Would You/How Could You ? Sage & Sand 222 BOBBY LILE Knockin' My Head Against A Stone Wall/Don't You Believe It Sage & Sand 223 JACK LOWELL Sally Keep Your Mind On What You're Doin'/Thinkin' 'Bout Me an' My Gal -> from that point, the discs appear on Sage or Sand, with the label color changing to black with silver lettering for most releases Sage 225 BOBBY LILE Too Many Secrets/Got My Foot In The Door Sage 227 SANDY WALKER So Long Baby Blues/Beatin' Round The Bush Sage 228 JACK MORRIS Stop Teasin' Me/White Line  (w/pic sleeve) Sage 229 DOTTIE SWAN Cryin' Cause I Love You/It Can Be Done Sage 230 LONNIE BARRON Teenage Queen/Please Blue Heart Sage 232 JACK MORRIS Four Wheel Bungalow/Glad I'm Lookin' Back On You Sage 237 CASEY CLARK Blues Stay Away From Me/Much Too Much Sand EP-238 JERRY STYNER Just In Case/Lookin'/Wontcha?/House For Sale Sage 239 BOBBY BOBO Doggone Long Gone Blues/Stamps Sage 240 THE HOMETOWNERS Prom Time/Shadrack Sage 241 LES YORK I'll Cry Again Tomorrow/River Of No Return Sage 242 DANNY RICHARDS Better To Be Safe/? Sage 243 EVELYN HARLENE I Wanta Be Free/I've Got The Blues Sage 244 BUD TITUS Hocus Pocus/Tomorrow Sage 245 RUBY DANDRIDGE Hot Tamale Blues/I've Got To Have My Lovin' Sage 246 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Krish-A-Boom-Ba/Walking & Crying Over You Sand 247 RUBY DANDRIDGE I've Got The Blues/Such Fun Being Bad Sage 248 MAURICE & IRVING Revolutionary/Ave Maria Sage 250 ROME JOHNSON Truck Driver Blues/Wild Desire  (also issued on Sims 110 which could be the first issue because the Sage single bears both S-250 and S-110 matrix numbers) Sage 251 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Wolf Creek/My Broken Heart Won't Let Me Sleep Sage 252 THE LUCKY PENNIES Lovable one/Silver Framed Picture Sage 253 BOBBY BOBO Lonesome And Heartbroken/My Sweet Love Ain't Around Sage 254 CLAY EAGER My Guitar And I /Just Like Tonight Sage 256 AL MUNIZ Escrow/Upset Sage 257 THE HOMETOWNERS Burning Bridges/I Gave You My Heart Sand 258 JOANIE KING OK Doll, It's A Deal/History Sage 259 'LITTLE' DONNIE BOWSHIER I Love You So/Love So Rare Sage 260 KENNETH COOPER Hillbilly Plane Ride/You Can't Blame Us Chilerns Sage 261 JIMMY PATTON Yah! I'm Movin'/Love Come Back To Me Sage 262 AL MUNIZ Seven Come Eleven/Flip A Coin Sage EP-263 RAMBLIN' RED ROSS There's Nothing Else To Lose+3 other titles Sage 264 PATSY CLARK Whatcha Do To Me/Walking And Dreaming Sage 265 DONNIE BOWSER I Love You Baby/Stone Heart (also issued on Fraternity, Robbins & re-Issued in 1960 on Era) Sage 266 RUSTY YORK Sadie-Mae/Margaret Ann Sage 267 FLORENCE PEPPER China Rock/Lonely Lonesome & Blue Sage 269 OSCAR HART One an' Two an' Three/Too Many Tears Sage 271 AL MUNIZ Your Foolish Heart Will Pay/Tell Me Darlin', Tell Me Sweetheart Sage 272 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Honk, Honk, Honk/Wildwood Flower Sage EP-273 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Silver Rails Leading Westward/The Old Guitar & Me/Love Me Darling/Spanish Dancer Sage 274 WHITEY PULLEN Walk My Way Back Home/Don't Make Me Cry (I Love You) Sand 275 HERBIE SMITH So Wild Over You/So Darlin' Sage 276 DONNIE BOWSER It's Our Secret/Got The Best Of Me Sage 277 TEX JOHNSON Fifty Dollar Pete And The Dog Team Mail/Oz's Song Sage 278 KENNY STARR Rock Me/Why Did I Cry Sage 279 WHITEY PULLEN By You By The Bayou/It's Over With Sage 280 OSCAR HART Con Toda Mi Alma/Too Late Sage 281 KENNY STARR Long Long Time/My Tender Love Sage 282 JIMMY PATTON Ocean Full Of Tears/Twinklin' Teardrops Sage 283 WHITEY PULLEN I Lived A Lifetime Last Night/You'll Get Yours Someday Sage 284 TONY ROZANCE Brownie/Laurel County Blues Sage EP-285 RAY LUNSFORD I Don't Love Nobody/Rustic Dance/Red Wing/Pickin' Around (w/pic sleeve) Sage 286 DAVE WOOLUM Noah's Breakdown/Old Age Sage 287 HARLEY GABBARD & AUBREY HOLT Hey Baby/Too Late To Cry Sage 288 FRANK DESKINS We're Together Again/I Don't Want Your Mansion Or Money Sage 289 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Beverly Ann/I Feel Like I Feel Sage 290 JACKIE DESHANNON Just Another Lie/Cajun Blues (also issued on Fraternity and Dot) Sage 291 CHARLEY WILLIAMS Playing Guitar & Missing You/Lorena Sage 292 CHET SHUBERT Just A Friend/I Still Think About You Sage 293 EVELYN HARLENE I Was Number One/Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye  Sage 294 WHITEY PULLEN Let's All Go Wild Tonight/Gently Sage 296 KIRK ATELLO Flirtacious Fool/A-Ma-Na-Man Sage 298 EVELYN HARLENE Oregon Home/Guilty One Sage 299 STERLING BLYTHE Gunslinger/Same Old Tomorrows Sage 300 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Little May/This Lonely Road Sage 301 ROVERS Orange Juice/Wooten Toot Sage 302 AL MUNIZ My Heart's Running Over/Sparklin' Fine Sage 303 WHITEY PULLEN Let Your Left Hand Know/I'm Beggin' Your Pardon Sage 305 TOM TALL Three Walls/This Island Sage 306 OSCAR HART Glad I was Born/Well Now Sage 307 DEAN GORDON Honky Tonk Blues/Painting The Town (collector Bob Bell has a copy of the above which features 'Sunbeams In My Heart' in place of 'Honky Tonk Blues') Sage 308 WALLY & DON Please Don't/Desirable You Sage 309REX FORD Criswell Concerto (Parts 1 & 2) Sage 310 MIRNA JAY Savin' My Love/Johnny's Coming Home Sage 311 GOLDIE FIELDS Old Jealous Moon/I'll Never Cry Again Sage 312 THE KELLY'S The Great Foggy Mountain/Blue Tears Sage 313 WHITEY PULLEN Tuscaloosa Lucy/Waltz Of The Steel Guitar Sage 315 CHARLEY WILLIAMS Cotton Pickin' Ball/House On A Hill Sage EP-316 THE GEORGIA CRACKERS Take Me In Your Arms/Sunday Down In Tennessee/Hangover Boogie/Chapparell Sage 317 HAL STYLES Scary Harry/I've Been Waiting For You Sage 318GOLDIE FIELDS Chatterbox/My Chapel Of Memories Sage 319 STERLING BLYTHE Our Folks/Please Don't Wipe The Ashes From The Bar Sage 320 OSCAR HART Lonely Baby/Little Black Book Sage 321 THE CAJUNS Frosty/One, One, One (Wonderful) (features Rusty York) Sage EP-322DAVE HAWAUL Things Have Changed In Hawaï/Tahiti/My Chosen One/Native Drums Sage 323 ECHOS Haunted/River Beat Sage 324 OSCAR HART with THE HARTONES No One Else/My Dreams Sage 326 STERLING BLYTHE Bridal Bouquets/One Foot In Hell Sage 327 RUSTY YORK Sadie-Mae/Margaret Ann (reissue of Sage 266) Sage 328 WAYNE WEST I'll Cry Again Tomorrow/? Sage 329 GENE ANDERSON Wizard Rock/Your Way Of Lovin' Sand 330 JACKIE DE SHANNON Lies/Trouble (also issued on P. J. and Dot) Sage 331 GEORGIA BROWN with The Whippoorwills I want To Go Back To Mexico/Mallorca Sage 333LICO ESTRADA Quiero Volver A Mexico/Mallorca Sage 334 GOLDIE FIELDS Climbing This Mountain/Blue Roses Sage 335 LARRY THORNTON Honky Tonk Queen/You And Yesterday (collector Ray Williams has a copy of the above which features 'Honky Tonk Ites' and is totally different to 'Honky Tonk Queen') Sand 336 PAT ZILL Pick Me Up On Your Way Down/La Mirada (also issued on Indigo) Sage 337 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Amo Mio/Ozark Rose Sage 337 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN To Win, To Place, To Show/Ozark Rose(alternative issue - most commonly found) Sage 339 GOLDIE FIELDS Mr. Sun/Love Letters Sage 340 JIMMY BRYANT 42 Chatsworth Road/Lonesome Train Sand 341 JACK DANIELS I Give To You My Heart/Do A Good Turn Sage 343 TEX ATCHISON Tennessee Hound Dog/Mailman Sage 344 WHITEY KNIGHT Big Glass Of Wine/Happy Go Lucky Sand 346 JACK DANIELS Miseries/You Can't Go Home Again Sage 347 JACK DANIELS Until Tomorrow/Always In My Arms Sage 348 NICK ARROWS Someone Has To Lose/Just Read Between The Lines Sage 349 GOLDIE FIELDS Walking Down A Dangerous Road/Little Man Sage 351 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Fire In The Teepee/Learning To Do Without You Sage 352 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Maggie's Twist/I'll Go On Lovin' You Sage 353 GOLDIE FIELDS No Time For Love/Blue Diamonds & Pink Pearls Sand 354 BOBBY LILE Walkin' With My Blues/Positive Thinking Sage 355 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Aungalala/Somewhere In This World Sage 356 JACK QUIGLEY Lazy/Señor Caboose Sage 358 JACK QUIGLEY TRIO Presto/Arabesque Sage 359 JOAN LANE Lonely Cryin' Blues/Want You For My Baby Sage 360 WAYNE FOSTER Mr. Lincoln/The Very Virtuous Sage 361 HAL SOUTHERN I'll Never Roam Again/A Gleam In Her Eye Sage 363 BILLY COTTON You Didn't Tell Me Good-Bye/Second Heartache Sage 364 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Indian Love Song/Lobo Of The Border Sand 365 CARMEN CARROLL Lonely Boy/I'm Wonderin' Sage 366 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN I'll Be The First To Cry/Here I Am, Crying Again Sage 368 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN The Snake Is A river/Burnin' Daylight Sage 369 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN My Man Is Like A Tumbleweed/Should I ? Sage 370 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN Pennsylvania Hills/Oh! Oh! Oh! Sage 371 RED MARTIN Keep A-Movin'/The Reason Sage 372 WHITEY PULLEN Crazy In Love/I Won The Day I Lost You Sage 373 THE FRONTIERSMEN Rodeo USA/HAL SOUTHERN I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven (w/pic sleeve) Sage 374 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN Dream Lover/Lazy Sand 375 BOBBY COOPER You Are The Only One/These Things Sage 377 JOANIE HALL If Our Romance Is Over/Winter Moon Sage 378 BILLY COTTON Valley Of Memories/An Empty World Sage 379 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN Our Romance/I Don't Want To Fall In Love Again Sage 380 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN Green Christmas/Mrs. Santa Claus Sage 381 RALPH GREEN Don't You Cry For Me Now/You Can't Go Home Again Sage 382 RALPH GREEN That's What You Are/After The Fall Sage 383 JOANIE HALL Is It True ?/First Love Sage 384 BOBBY R. LEE Swallow One More Lie/O, How Sweet It Is ! (this, and Robert E. Lee, were pseudonyms for Sterling Blythe) Sage 385 GENE BEAR One Rose, One Tear/A Dusty Old Heartache Sage 386 JOANIE HALL It's So Hard To Face Tomorrow/Little By Little Sage 387 TOMMY GODDARD Lookin' For Love/A Dream Of You Sage 388 JOANIE HALL Kisses/I'm Yearning Sage 389 ROBERT E. LEE How'd That Grab'Ya ?/Take Me Back Sage 390 BILLY ARMSTRONG & THE FRONTIERSMEN & JOANIE Crazy/Let's Be Sensible Sage 391 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN Sweet Mystery/Love Bandits Sage 392 ROBERT E. LEE Son Of The Filipino Baby/Someone Else's Arms Sage 393 BILLY COTTON I Won't Look Back/Little Maureen Sage 394 HAL SOTHERN The Legend Of El Rey/Miss Rodeo America Sage 396 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN Fair Time USA/Acres Of Sunshine Sand 397 JOANIE HALL No Concern Of Mine/Jimmy Loves Jeanie Bee Sage 398 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Custer's Massacre/Little Black Jack David Sage 399 JOANIE HALL & THE FRONTIERSMEN Make The World Go Away/He's Got The Whole World In His Hands Sand 401 JOANIE HALL If I Had The Talent (Given So Few)/Old Man Sage 403 SMILEY MONROE Pickin' Pete And Bangin' Sam/The New Spinning Wheel Sage 405 SMILEY MONROE Run, Run, Ya' Son Of A Gun/Tonight, I'm Giving Up Sand 406 GENE GENTRY The Busy Signal/Tomorrow Will Be Our Wedding Day Sage 407 BILLY COTTON If Lies Were Money/I Pretend Sand 408 HAL SOUTHERN You Got A Man On Your Hands/? Sage 409 SUNNY LEE Why Did You Do It ?/Let's All Be Nice To Each Other Sage 410 SUNNY LEE The Little Things/My Sexy Sister Suzy Sage 411 HAL SOTHERN I'm Going To Find Myself An Island/In The Valley Sage 412 RED ROBIN WEST There Goes That Fool Again/My Own Little World Sage 413 MONTE SMITH Where Are You Now ?/I Mean Nothing To You Sage 414 BILL LANGLEY Borrowin' The Blues/A Lonely Man Sage 415 BILLY COTTON They Call Me A Fool/Third Degree Sage 416 DWIGHT BUTCHER Jack-In-The-Box/Straight Ahead Sage 417 BOB HOCKADAY No One Wants To Be Alone/I've Got To Be The Only One Sage 418 STERLING BLYTHE Take Me Back/Someone Else's Arms Sage 419 BILLY COTTON I Gotta Hand It To You/I Would Do It All Again (released in October 1967) Sand 420 BOB HOCKADAY It's So Hard To Face Tomorrow/As Long As It's Not For You Sand 421 HAL SOUTHERN Sgt. Lucky/Jimmy Loves Jeanie Bee Sand 422 STERLING BLYTHE Picture On My Wall/You Picked Up A Stranger Sand 423 KELLY STEVENS Walkin'/Let Me Make Love To You Sand 424 KELLY STEVENS Suppose/I Could Live Again Sand 425LEN LIVERA SINGERS Any Summer Sun Or Moon/Bossa Nona #1 Sand 426MIKE HUDSON Saturday/Trapped Sand 428 MIKE HUDSON Loafin'/Loves Sweet Mystery Sand 429 KELLY STEVENS Trapped/Love's Sweet Mystery (same songs as Mike Hudson's ?) Sand 430THE LEIGHTONS Let's Talk It Over/Let's Quit Talkin' Back Sand 435 JOHNNY BELLO'S STRAWBERRY CLIFFS OF MONICA Relatives/Black Oil Sage 436 THE LEIGHTONS (JOHN & SHARON)Lonely Days/Get It Off Your Mind Sand 438 DON DEAL So What !/Our Last Night Sand 439 KELLY STEVENS Bayou Baby/One Of The Crowd LP's Sage C-3 CORT JOHNSON JES' TALKIN' Sage C-7 HAL KELLER TRIO HAL KELLER TRIO Sage C-9 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN Sage C-12 OSCAR HART LA MIRADA Sage C-14 STERLING BLYTHE NIGHT AT THE SHOWBOAT Sage C-18 VARIOUS ARTISTS, VOL.1 COUNTRY MUSIC ON THE GO Sage C-20 VARIOUS ARTISTS, VOL.2 COUNTRY MUSIC ON THE GO Sage C-22 VARIOUS ARTISTS, VOL.3 COUNTRY MUSIC ON THE GO Sage C-24 VARIOUS ARTISTS, VOL.4 COUNTRY MUSIC ON THE GO Sage C-26 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN THE OLD INDIAN Sage C-28 JACK QUIGLEY IN HOLLYWOOD Sage C-30 JACK QUIGLEY CLASS IN SESSION (also issued in stereo, CS-30) Sage C-32 JACK QUIGLEY LISTEN ! Sage C-34 THE FRONTIERSMEN & JOANIE WESTERN MEETS COUNTRY! Sage C-38 JACK QUIGLEY TRIO D'JEVER ? Sage C-40 JENKS 'TEX' CARMAN TEX CARMAN SINGS & PLAYS Sage C-44 WAYNE WEST STREETS OF LAREDO Sage C-46 HAL SOUTHERN YOU GOT A MAN ON YOUR HANDS Sage C-50 GRIZ GREEN THE WEST OF YESTERYEAR (issued in stereo)