CCD 336 BUD DECKELMAN - HILLBILLY LOVE SONGS (1954-1956) (18 tracks) = F

LET'S NOT PRETEND/DAYDREAMIN'/LET'S DO IT UP BROWN/WHAT'S THE USE TO TAKE YOU BACK AGAIN/WHAT IS IT, DARLING?/NO ONE, DEAR, BUT YOU/I'D ONLY BE ACTING A FOOL/FOR SO LONG/YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW /DARLING, I'LL KEEP TRYING/WAITIN'/FALLIN', FALLIN', FALLIN'/I DONE FELL TOO FER/AS LONG AS I CAN DREAM/I LOVE YOU SO/IT'S GREAT TO BE LIVING/I LOVE YOU STILL/I GOTTA FIND A WAY.

Here is one of the most promising Hillbilly singers of the 1950s. He had one minor success with "Daydreamin'" in 1954 and recorded 16 more great songs until 1956. It's a mystery why he didn't make it. Top musicians were employed like Bud Isaacs on steelguitar and probably Tommy Jackson on fiddle.