A great collection from my friend and Huntsville Alabama recording artist Jack Hall. Jack first made contact with me in 1999 on my original country music site "Gary Sez", a site dedicated to classic country music, mostly obscure artists.  I'm so glad he did, because if he hadn't, I would have missed out on some of the finest country music ever recorded and a great friendship! Thanks Jack for both!

Old Heart - Jack Hall

A great collection from my friend and Huntsville Alabama recording artist Jack Hall. Jack first made contact with me in 1999 on my original country music site "Gary Sez", a site dedicated to classic country music, mostly obscure artists.  I'm so glad he did, because if he hadn't, I would have missed out on some of the finest country music ever recorded and a great friendship! Thanks Jack for both!

PS: This song written by Burley Morris. Thanks, Burley!

They'll Be No Tears Tomorrow

My Ulla - Jack Hall

A note from Jack about this song:  "In 1948-49 I was stationed in Berlin Germany working on the Berlin Airlife. In my spare time I started to teach myself guitar by practice and watching other players. In 1957 or 58 I met Bill Hutson. We both loved Classic Country Music. We hit it off. Bill was a very intelligent man..yet a plain old country boy. He taught himself, like me, to play guitar, some banjo and especially the Steel Guitar. He later made a foot pedal steel guitar which he used on the recording. We formed bands a few times in Germany.He was an inventor and he and his son Robert invented a motor that he had a patent on .Bill was a good friend, a good man and a good soldier. He went to the rank of Chief Warrant Officer. He passed away from Agent Orange in 2010 where he served in Viet Nam. We made this record in 1964. Listen as he intros, turns it around and ends it and follows the entire song. Don't listen to me..listen to his self taught steel. He always called my wife Ursula " Uskie muski" I remember when he made Warrant Officer. I was the first one to salute him. He was supposed to give me a dollar. " You still owe me $1.00, Bill" Go rest high, friend.......Jack Hall"

I Don't Need You Anymore - Jack Hall

Jack wrote this very special song about me and my addiction to alcohol and my escape from it's demons.

Bottles - Jack Hall

Little Enis (Carlos Toadvine) The best left handed, backwards and upside down guitar picker what ever was!

When The Grass Grows Over Me - Little Enis

Swinging Doors - Little Enis

Six Days On The Road - Little Enis

Sidewalks Of Chicago - Litte Enis

Life's Turned Her That Way - Little Enis

I Kept The Wine (And Through Away The Rose)

Cold Cold Heart - Little Enis

Another Place Another Time - Little Enis

Sing A Little Country Song - Gary Link

I Don't wanna Cry - Gary Link

I Can't Stop Loving You - Gary Link

Humorous Story of a Florida gambler running from a debt, and no matter where he goes, he just keeps on seeing that same old billboard, "The Shell Factory"

Shell Factory Billboard Blues - Gary Link

Six Ralph McKee tracks from the fifties and sixties. Ralph was a regular on WHIR radio and many other local venues back in the fifties and sixties. I believe we lost Ralph in 1968.

Mountains Of Kentucky - Ralph McKee

From 1985, a song written and performed by Donny Lee (Donald Biggs)about Florida's legendary Skunk Ape.

Skunk Ape - Donny Lee aka Donald Biggs

Some great cover songs by S W Florida's Donna Hodges! You're gonna love them all!!

Sweet Dreams (Of You) - Donna Hodges

Some Day You'll Want Me To Want You - Donna Hodges

In Care Of The Blues - Donna Hodges

Crazy - Donna Hodges

Here's a song from the obscure but great Bozo Darnell that's the very definition of traditional country and honly tonk music!

                              

The Bottom Of the Glass - Bozo Darnell

A humorous song from Bozo Darnell. Title was probably thought of from Bill Carlisle's song "What Kind Of Deal Is This"  Great country humor.

What Kind Of Pill Is This - Bozo Darnell

The Party's Over

It Breaks My Heart (To Have To Let You Go)

This Is The Place - Roger LaBlanc

I'm Tired- Roger LaBlanc

Burley Morris, "Last Night I Heard You Whisper. Probably recorded in the early sixties

Last Night I Heard You Whisper - Burley Morris

Yours truly doing some chord rambling on a First Act guitar back in 2008

Chord Slappin' - Gary Carico

Our old friend from the MSN country music groups, "An Old Country Song", "Last Country Song" and others. We lost BobbyRay in November of 2018. He will always be remembered for his love of traditional country music, and of course his wonderful sense of humor.

I Still Miss Someone - Bobby Ray

A trivial song I wrote spontaneously about writer, artists Jack Hall and the group at our old MSN group named AN Old Country Song. I started out by using one of his songs "If I Get Any Lower Now" It was all in fun and fun and real country music is what we were all about......

Hey Jack Hall 07:16 AM)

Hey Jack Hall - Gary Carico

Thanks a million for stopping in. I post mostly obscure country music from the past. While there may be a few artists from Kentucky and other states, most worked here in South Florida, cause boys and girls, that's been home to me for more than a half century now, and make no mistake, there's been enough great country music here to go around! For more info and photo of these artists, pleas visit garyscountry.com Link below.

Obscure Country Music

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