CCD 325 SMILEY MAXEDON - A HILLBILLY VOICE LIKE DYNAMITE = (20 tracks) = F

I'LL SWEAR YOU DON'T LOVE ME/YOU'VE LOST TOO MUCH/IN THE WINDOW OF MY HEART/CRAZY TO CARE/UNTIL THEN/GIVE ME YOUR LOVE FOR AWHILE/WHAT GOOD IS MY LOVE (If It's Wasted)/WE CAN'T LIVE TOGETHER/WHY CAN'T YOU LOOK ME IN THE EYE/GIVE ME A RED HOT MAMA AND AN ICE COLD BEER/BLUE AS BLUE CAN BE/THAT'S ALL RIGHT/I WANT YOU/OH, WHY DID I CHEAT?/YOUR OLD LOVE LETTERS/I'M SHUTTIN' THE DOOR ON LOVE/IF I SHOULD CHANGE MY WAYS (Would you Still Love Me?)/TOO LATE TO CRY OVER YOU/SUNSHINE IN THE RAIN/LITTLE BROTHER JOE.

Baritone Smiley "Roy" Maxedon had one of the most remarkable voices in the history of Hillbilly Music. He was a highly underrated artist who died in 2001 almost unnoticed. He recorded in Hollywood. One of the members of the Okaw Valley Boys was electric guitarist Roy Nichols (he recorded over 100 sides with the Maddox Brothers & Rose band). Steel guitar, fiddle and bass players are not known, but they really sound very professional. All items were recorded from ca. 1951 to 1954. An absolutely must for fans of genuine early to mid 50s Hillbilly music.