CCD 235 Ridin' Down That Old Texas Trail With Louise Massey & The Westerners (24 tracks) = F

BEER AND SKITTLES <Inst.>/LAZY ACRES/ NOTHING MATTERS ANYMORE/QUIERA MI JESUSITA <Inst.>/WE NEVER DREAM THE SAME DREAM TWICE/WHERE THE MOUNTAINS MEET THE MOON/DRAGGING THE BOW <Inst.>/DREAM VALLEY/GO IN AND OUT THE WINDOW/I USED TO LOVE YOU (But It's All Over Now)/GOOD OLD TURNIP GREENS/LA FIESTA <Inst.>/MY GAL ON THE RIO GRANDE/LIL LIZA JANE/WALTZ TIME MELODY (Varso-Vienna) <Inst.>/WHERE THE MORNING GLORIES GROW/RIDIN' DOWN THAT OLD TEXAS TRAIL/ALWAYS ALONE/BAGATELLE <Inst.>/ANSWER TO I'LL BE BACK IN A YEAR, LITTLE DARLIN' (I'll Be Waitin' For You Darlin')/SQUEEZE BOX POLKA <Inst.>/WAY UP THERE/IT WAS WONDERFUL THEN (And It's Wonderful Now)/OLD TIMER/LAS GAVIOTAS (Sea Gulls) <Inst.>.

Louise Massey's first album on Bronco Buster (see description of CD 9026 also) was in such a demand that a 2nd album could no longer wait. The items used herin were recorded between 1934 and 1942 when the Massey Family was at their career's peak. The material is very similar in style as CD 9026 and is a mix of western (swing), polkas, waltzes and items with a Mexican flavor. Vocalists are Louise, her brother Curt or even the entire Westerners group. Great stuff of important historical meaning!