Lattie Moore - You Can't Make Hay Pickin' Cotton (LP)

 

Lattie Moore - You Can't Make Hay Pickin' Cotton (LP)

Derby Town lp 102
Derby Town Records
2061 Edgewood Drive
Charlestown, Ind.
 1968

1 - Lattie Moore - You Can't Make Hay Pickin' Cotton.mp3   
2 - Lattie Moore - Tall Man.mp3                            
3 - Lattie Moore - A Doubt Appeared.mp3                    
4 - Lattie Moore - Come Back And Be A Wife.mp3             
5 - Lattie Moore - A Sadness I Feel.mp3                    
6 - Lattie Moore - Bottle By Bottle.mp3                    
7 - Lattie Moore - Here I Am Drunk Again.mp3               
8 - Lattie Moore - Juke Box Johnny.mp3                     
9 - Lattie Moore - Out Of Control.mp3                      
10 - Lattie Moore - Let's Be Sweethearts Again.mp3         
11 - Lattie Moore - This Is The Right Time.mp3             
12 - Lattie Moore - You Never Looked Sweeter.mp3           

 

Singer (Country/Rockabilly), born 16 October 1924 in Scottsville, Kentucky; died 13 June 2010 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Although he's best known to rockabilly collectors, Lattie Moore was a real-deal, hardcore honkytonker. Although he was born in bluegrass territory, Moore moved to Indianapolis in the early 1940s, and established himself as a Midwestern artist, recording for various labels, but mainly for the King label, in nearby Cincinnati.

Derby Town Records and Cuzz Publishing were operated by Kenny Sowder, whose main claim to fame is to have co-written "Lonely Street", a classic country song, first recorded by Carl Belew, an artist whom he managed.

 

Yellow Pages

Don Reno, Bill Harrell and the Tennessee Cutups

Yellow Pages

Jim Goodman-Jerry Fender

Brownboro Pub. Co. SESAC

 Derby Town SR 34/35

Produced by Ray Allen

1966

Bluegrass banjo player Don Reno began a new partnership with singer/multi-instrumentalist Bill Harrell in late 1966 and it continued for a decade, a period which coincided with resurgence in public interest in bluegrass as a result of a growing festival circuit.

They have bought into Derby Town Records and Cuzz Publishing Co. and added Don Reno-Bill Harrell Enteprises to the corporation for booking purposes and handling personal management of artists. Derby Town Records and Cuzz Publishing were operated by Kenny Sowder, whose main claim to fame is to have co-written "Lonely Street", a classic country song, first recorded by Carl Belew, an artist whom he managed.