House of Hits: The Story of Houston's Gold Star/SugarHill Recording Studios (Brad and Michele Moore Roots Music)

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by Andy Bradley, Roger Wood


  1961

  1025

  Ray Jackson, “Tears of Tomorrow” /“Echo Mountain”

  10/27/58

  1026

  Royce Porter, “Lookin’” /“I Still Belong to You”

  1958

  1027

  Country Johnny Mathis, “Lonely Nights” /“I’ve Been Known to Cry”

  1958

  1029

  Ted Doyle, “He Made You Mine” /“I’m All Wrapped Up”

  1958

  1030

  Rufus Thibodeaux, “Cameron Memorial Waltz” /“Mean Autry”

  1958

  1033

  Patsy Timmons, “I Understand Him” /“Step Aside Old Heart”

  1958

  1035

  Sonny Hall, “Men Do Cry” /“The Day You Walked Away”

  1958

  1036

  Dave Edge, “I Kept It a Secret” /“I Didn’t Think It of You”

  1958

  1037

  Eddie Noack, “I Don’t Live There Any More” /“Walk ’Em Off ”

  11/11/58

  1038

  Gaston Ponce Castellanos, “Que-Chula-Estas” /“Si-Yo-Te-Quiero”

  1959

  1041

  Jerry Lynn, “Bugger Burns” /“Queen of the Moon”

  1/4/59

  1042

  Merle Kilgore, “It’ll Be My First Time” /“I Take a Trip to the Moon”

  1/5/59

  1043

  Harry Choates, “Poor Hobo” /“Opelousas Waltz”

  1/29/59

  1044

  Harry Choates, “Port Arthur Waltz” /“Honky Tonk Boogie”

  1/30/59

  1047

  Ray Campi, “Ballad of Donna & Peggy Sue” /“The Man I Met”

  2/6/59

  1048

  Cecil Bowman, “Man Awaitin’” /“Justice of Love”

  2/10/59

  1052

  Benny Barnes, “Happy Little Blue Bird” /“Gold Records in the Snow”

  2/25/59

  1053

  Bill Kimbrough & The Townsmen, “Chantilly Lace Cha Cha” /“Egg Head”

  3/6/59

  1054

  Country Johnny Mathis, “From a Kiss to the Blues” /

  3/7/59

  “Since I Said Goodbye to the Blues”

  1055

  Ray Jackson, “Tea Leaves Don’t Lie” /“What Makes You Cry”

  3/10/59

  1057

  Ted Doyle, “One More Heartache” /“Just for the Thrill”

  3/22/59

  1060

  Eddie Noack, “A Thinking Man’s Woman” /“Don’t Look Behind”

  4/2/59

  1064

  Rufus Thibodeaux, “Sauce Piquant” /“Louisiana Festival”

  4/22/59

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  1066

  Dee Mullins, “I’ve Really Got a Right to Cry” /“The World’s a Lie”

  4/22/59

  1069

  Glenn Barber, “Most Beautiful” /“Your Heart Don’t Love”

  May 1959

  1074

  Johnny Forrer, “My Blues” /“The Real Thing”

  6/10/59

  1076

  Tommy Durden, “Deep in the Heart of a Fool” /

  6/16/59

  “The Bee (That Won the Baseball Game)”

  1078

  Country Johnny Mathis, “I Don’t Know How I Can Live” /“Run Please Run” 6/20/59

  1079

  Patsy Timmons, “Answer to Life to Go” /“I’ve Got It”

  6/20/59

  1080

  William Tell Taylor with Jimmy Heap & The Melody Masters,

  6/25/59

  “I Can’t Ever Free My Mind” /“Uh Huh”

  1081

  Tibby Edwards, “Memory of a Lie” /“One More Night”

  6/26/59

  1085

  Cecil Bowman, “Cotton” /“Curse of Wine”

  7/10/59

  1089

  Jimmy & Johnny, “My Little Baby” /“All I Need Is Time”

  8/13/59

  1090

  Margie Word, “Takes a Lot of Heartaches” /“I Shot Sam”

  8/16/59

  1093

  Claude Gray, “Loneliness” /“Best Part of Me”

  8/22/59

  1094

  Eddie Noack, “Man on the Wall” /“Relief Is Just a Swallow Away”

  8/23/59

  1095

  Ted Doyle, “One Step Ahead of Sorrow” /“Just One More Glass”

  8/24/59

  1097

  Dave Edge, “Wham Bam” /“Nights of Loneliness”

  8/28/59

  1098

  Glenn Barber, “New Girl in School” /“Go Home Letter”

  8/27/59

  1099

  Shirley Rucker, “I Hear Your Footsteps” /“You Take More Than I Can”

  8/30/59

  1105

  William Tell Taylor, “Angel of Love” /“Love Is Everywhere”

  10/18/59

  1108

  Leon Payne, “Brothers of a Bottle” /“Mitzie McGraw”

  10/22/59

  1109

  Patsy Timmons, “Branded for Life” /“My Philosophy”

  10/23/59

  1110

  Cecil Bowman, “Sweet Cake & Kisses” /“Tea Leaves Don’t Lie”

  10/21/59

  1114

  Johnny Nelms, “Yoshe” /“Memories for a Pillow”

  11/26/59

  1118

  Claude Gray, “Family Bible” /“Crying in the Night”

  12/18/59

  1119

  Country Johnny Mathis, “Come On In” /“The Chances Are”

  1/2/60

  1124

  Eddie Noack, “Shake Hands with the Blues” /“Sunfl ower Song”

  2/5/60

  1128

  Glenn Barber, “The Window” /“Another You”

  2/19/60

  1129

  Herbie Remington, “Coo Coo Creek Hop” /“Chime Out for Love”

  2/24/60

  1130

  Country Johnny Mathis, “Caryl Chessman” /“Tears and Gold”

  2/29/60

  1131

  Willie Nelson, “What a Way to Live” /“Misery Mansion”

  3/11/60

  Paul Buskirk & His Little Men featuring Hugh [Willie] Nelson, March

  —

  “Nite Life” /“Rainy Day Blues” [unissued: independently released 1960

  on Rx Records 502]

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  1132

  Harry Choates, “Basile Waltz” /“Tondelay”

  3/12/60

  1133

  William Tell Taylor, “Sweet Dreams of You” /“Seeing Is Believing”

  3/3/60

  1134

  Danny Ross, “The Things I Cannot Change” /“Jose”

  3/14/60

  1135

  Link Davis, “Waltz of the Jambalaya” /“Big Coonie”

  3/14/60

  1137

  Reece Brothers, “Jail Break” /“Run Away”

  3/31/60

  1138

  Leon Payne, “There’s No Justice” /“With Half a Heart”

  4/1/60

  1144

  Claude Gray, “Leave Alone” /“My Party’s Over”

  5/6/60

  1145

  Cecil Bowman, “Most Beautiful” /“Whispering Lies”

  5/20/60

  1146

  Ted Doyle, “The Life You’ve Lived” /

  May/June

  “My Baby’s Gone Again”

  1960

  1148

  Eddie Noack, “Too Weak to Go” /“Firewater Luke


  June 1960

  1149

  Charles Drake, “A Fool’s Careless Life” /“She Wore Another Name”

  June 1960

  1150

  Leon Payne, “Blue Side of Lonesome” /“Things Have Gone to Pieces”

  June 1960

  1152

  Country Johnny Mathis, “When I Came through Town” /

  6/12/60

  “Only Time Will Tell”

  1153

  Perk Williams, “You Traveled Too Far” /“You’re Not My Angel Anymore”

  7/21/60

  1154

  Claude Gray, “Homecoming in Heaven” /

  Aug. 1960

  “When the Light Shines in the Valley”

  1157

  Fitz Morris, “Fishing Tales” /“Edge of Paradise”

  Aug. 1960

  1165

  Mac McGee, “A Lock without a Key” /“I’ve Closed the Door”

  10/6/60

  1166

  Al Dean, “Handful of Ashes” /“Horses Carry Tales”

  10/10/60

  1168

  Nick Williams & The Treece-Reece Trio,

  11/8/60

  “Springtime in Heaven” /“How Many Heartaches”

  1177

  Treece-Reece Trio, “When the Hurt Hurts No More” /

  1/21/61

  “Teen Age Loneliness”

  1178

  Johnny Nelms, “Old Broken Heart” /“I’ve Never Had the Blues”

  2/3/61

  1182

  Perk Williams, “What More” /“Are You Trying to Tell Me Goodbye”

  2/7/61

  1186

  Herbie Remington, “Fiddleshoe” /“Soft Shoe Slide”

  3/3/61

  1191

  Link Davis, “Come Dance with Me” /“Five Miles from Town”

  3/31/61

  1192

  Al Dean, “I Need No Chains” /“A Girl at the Bar”

  5/2/61

  1195

  Johnny Nelms, “Picture in My Heart” /“Half Past a Heartache”

  7/1/61

  1203

  Booth Kinner, “This Lonesome Pillow” /“So Lonesome”

  7/1/61

  1204

  Mac McGee & The Texas Ramblers,

  6/6/61

  “Move Over Conscience” /“I’d Better Run”

  1205

  Cecil Bowman, “Lay Your Hoe Down” /“This World Will Be So Lonely”

  7/14/61

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  1206

  Danny Reeves, “I’m a Hobo” /“Bell Hop Blues”

  7/25/61

  1218

  Al Dean, “I’ll Win Again” /“One Heartache from the Blues”

  9/29/61

  1220

  Eddie Noack, “It’s Hard to Tell an Old Love Goodbye” /

  10/18/61

  “Love’s Other Face”

  1222

  Harry Choates, “Oh-Meon” /“Big Woods”

  10/29/61

  1225

  Dave Edge, “Chained to a Love” /“Tears That I Wasted”

  11/29/61

  1226

  George Jones, “Maybe Next Christmas” /“New Baby for Christmas”

  11/30/61

  1235

  George Cooper, “I Finally Broke the Spell” /“The Ways of Life”

  3/26/62

  1236

  Jerry Jericho, “Just for the Thrill” /“Tears Fall Again”

  4/9/62

  Eddie Noack, “The Same Old Mistakes” /“You’ve Got a Woman”

  —

  [unissued]

  1239

  Billy Western, “Worn Out Words” /“His and Hers”

  6/6/62

  1240

  Al Gressett & The Texas Ramblers, “Do You Realize” /“You Gotta Hurry”

  8/23/62

  1245

  Billy Western, “My Blue Room” /“Say When”

  2/8/63

  1247

  Johnny Nelms, “I’m So Ashamed” /“The Sulfur Queen”

  3/12/63

  1248

  Tex Wayne, “Angel with a Pony Tail” /“Standing at the Crossroads”

  4/20/63

  1252

  Billy Western, “Home’s Not Where My House Is” /“Love Enough”

  6/22/63

  1256

  Tex Wayne, “She’s Lying Again” /“My Party’s Over”

  2/20/64

  1257

  Truitt Forse & Jerry Lynn With Benny Leaders Band,

  3/10/64

  “Searching for Someone” /“Fool You Fool”

  1260

  Don Gilbert, “Your Time for Tears” /“With Open Arms”

  3/27/64

  1270

  Stoney Stark, “Face in the Crowd” /“Your Conscience Will Hurt”

  10/21/64

  IX. Kangaroo Records

  Singles produced at Gold Star Studios, ca. 1958–1959

  101/102

  The Dolls, [?, unknown titles]

  103/104

  Albert Collins And His Rhythm Rockers, “Freeze” /“Collins Shuffl e”

  105/106

  Joe Hughes and His Orchestra, “I Can’t Go On This Way” /

  “Make Me Dance Little Ant”

  107/108

  Henry Hayes and Orchestra, “Two Big Feet” /“Call of the Kangaroo”

  109/110

  Henry Hayes And Orchestra, “It Takes Money” /“Stop Smackin’ That Wax”

  111/112

  Little Joey Farr, “I Want a Big White Cadillac for Christmas” /“Rock ’n’ Roll Santa”

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  X. Gulf Records (Label reactivated by Bill Quinn)

  Singles produced at Gold Star Studios, ca. 1959–1962

  101

  Harold Casner, “That Is Why” /“Marker in Your Heart”

  62760/62761

  Sleepy LaBeef, “I Can’t Get You Off My Mind” /“I Found Out”

  62762/62763

  Jerry Bryan [And The] Houndogs, “Vampire Daddy” /“Walking Out”

  1630/1631

  Mel Douglas and The Nu-Notes,

  1962

  “Dream Girl” /“Forever My Darling”

  1633

  Virgil Gage, “I’m Still in Love with You” /“I Live You”

  1962

  1640/1641

  Lucy Lynn, “Ist Es Den Liebe” /“Bright Lights”

  1962

  XI. Sarg Records

  Singles produced at Gold Star Studios, 1955–1960

  136

  Link Davis, “Cockroach” /“Big Houston”

  1955

  137

  Floyd Tillman, “Baby I Just Want You” /“Save a Little for Me”

  1955

  Coye Wilcox, “Bird’s Nest on the Ground” /

  1955/56

  —

  “Don’t Take My Love” [unissued]

  140

  Al Parsons & The Country Store Boys, “Wait for Me Baby” /

  May 1956

  “Memories of Yesterday”

  144

  Johnny Carroll, “The Stars Came Down from Heaven” /“I’ll Think of You”

  1956

  147

  Al Parsons & The Country Store Boys,

  1956

  “Darling, I Still Dream of You” /“Why Can’t You Be True”

  148

  Al Urban, “Lookin’ for Money” /“I Don’t Want to Be Alone”

  1956

  154

  Al Parsons & The Country Store Boys,

  1956

  “You’ve Done Her Wrong” /“I Got You Where I Want You”

  155

  Dick Fagan, “Love Is Like the S
un” /“My Aim in Life”

  1956

  158

  Al Urban, “Won’t Tell You Her Name” /“Gonna Be Better Times”

  1958

  —

  Dick Fagan, “This Lonesome Road” /“Blues in My Heart” [unissued]

  1958

  174

  Al Urban, “The Last Heartache” /“Street of Memories”

  1960

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  XII. Various labels owned by Huey P. Meaux

  Singles recorded and produced at Gold Star/SugarHill Studios, 1964–1988

  for American Pla-Boy, Crazy Cajun, Jetstream, Pacemaker, Pic 1, Teardrop, Tribe, Tri-Us, Typhoon, Ventura

  american pla-boy records *

  1977

  Heather Black, “There” /“Circles”

  1972

  1980

  Doug Sahm, “El Paso Train” /“Ain’t Nothing Wrong with You”

  1976

  1983

  Donny King, “I Played That Song for You” /“Mathilda”

  1984

  Jesse Lankford, “I’ll Have to Be with You Again” /“Take Your Time”

  1984

  Ron Arledge, “Woman of the World” /“You Can’t Get There from Here”

  1985

  John Craig Stout, “Louisiana Funk Homegrown” /“Lovin’ Cajun Style”

  1975

  1986

  Clarence Henry, “We’ll Take Our Last Walk Tonight” /“In the Jailhouse Now”

  1986

  Ron Wayne, “Country’s Got the Slows” /“Warmed Over Coff ee”

  1987

  Jerry Biscamp, “Since Baby’s Back Again” /“You’re the One I Love Tonight”

  1988

  Sandra Morrison, “It’s You” /“What Might Have Been”

  1989

  Tommy Mclain, “Baby Jesus” /“Carefree Moments”

  1990

  Clarence Henry, “We’ll Take Our Last Walk Tonight” /“You Can Have Her”

  1991

  The Nashville Rebels, “A New Girl in Town” /“The Rains Came”

  1992

  Heather Black, “Cajun Blue” /“Harris County Jail”

  1992

  John Craig, “JJ” /“We’ve Seen Worse Times”

  1993

  Tommy McLain, “Real Rock & Roll” /“Sister Caroline”

  1994

  Tommy McLain, “Wild Side of Life” /“When It Rains”

  1995

  Billy Johns, “Dreams” /“Feel It”

  1995

  Harvey Thompson, “Ride This Train” /“What I Want What I Need”

  1996

  Tommy McLain, “Dim Lights Thick Smoke” /“Just Out of Reach”

  2025

  Donny King, “The Flame of Love Too Low” /“Woman of the Worlds”

  2026

  Freddy & Manuel, “I’m Up on the Right Track” /

  “Flying My Way Back to Texas”

  2031

  Johnny Cantrell, “Come to Me” /“I’m Lonestar Lonesome Tonight”

  1986

  8000

  Mel Garrett, “Hello Whiskey Again” /“I Can’t Hold a Candle”

  * Note: This label inexplicably twice assigned the catalogue numbers 1984, 1986, 1992, and 1995—in each case to a diff erent artist performing a diff erent pair of songs.

 

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