The Light Crust Doughboys - Folk and Blues of the American Southwest
The Light Crust Doughboys - real American roots music.
1.Deep ellum blues 2.Cattle serenade 3.Talkin' too much taxes blues 4.Chili and beans blues 5.Happy John's waltz 6.Amarilo where the wind blows free 7.Once ev'ry so often (I get the blues) 8.Sending me you 9.Hangin' 'round deep ellum 10.The entertainer 11.No home, motor home RV blues 12.Hallelujah yodel lady 13.Brother can you spare a dime 14.12th Street rag 15.Red river valley 16.Toy yodeler 17.Last night waltz 18.Sittin' on top of the world 19.The Bells of St. Mary's 20.Light Crust Doughboys 21.Old folks at home
The title sums it all up, really!
Light Crust Doughboys
Believed to be today's oldest continuous country music group, The Light Crust Doughboys are Texas' 'Goodwill Ambassadors'. Founded in 1931 by Burrus Mill & Elevator company to promote sales of LIGHT CRUST Flour, they were led by W. Lee (Pappy) O'Daniel, who later became two-term Governor of Texas and a U.S. Senator. Their popular noon-time radio broadcast during the 1931-1951 period featured many well-known musicians, including Bob Wills, and they made two Hollywood movies with Gene Autry.
The Light Crust Doughboys - real American roots music.