GAINSBOROUGH GALLERY (Calgary, Alberta)

 

• Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham / Life Is A Song (Reo 9026, Canada / Evolution 1016, USA / Festival FK-3516, Australia / EVS 101, South Africa) [rel. 01/1970]
       
  
  
• Ev'ry Man Hears Different Music / I Think I'll Catch A Bus (Reo 9030, Canada / Evolution 1023, USA) [rel. 04/1970]
   
  
  
• House On Soul Hill / If She Don't Turn Your Head (Reo 9034, Canada) [rel. 08/1970]
  
  
  
• Your Love Has Been Used (unreleased from album sessions) [1969]
  
  
• Got To Get You Into My Life / Baby, I'm Gonna Love You / She's A Woman / I'll Stop Pretending (unreleased) [rec. 01/21/1970]  
    
• Life Is A Song LP (Reo 9030, Canada / Evolution 2012, USA):
  House On Soul Hill / I Need Someone / Thank You Girl / Light In The Window / Dreams In A Box Car / Turn Around And Love You
  Life Is A Song / Hello L.A. - Bye Bye Birmingham / It's Growing / If She Don't Turn Your Head / I Think I'll Catch A Bus / Get Ready [rel. 06/1970]
  
  

 

GAIRRETT BROTHERS  (Billings, MT)  John, Jim Bob & Darrell Gairrett, Shorty Spang - produced by Billy Stull, recorded at his Amarillo studio, only Clovis/Petty involvement was the final mix

 

• Make Me An Offer, Mister (unreleased) [rec. 11/1979]
  
  
• Lovers & Warriors LP & cassette (Black Gold 720-81): Lovers & Warriors / Never Thought You'd Go / Lady (I Damn Near Drove You Crazy) / Whispered Words & Lonely Places / On The Run Again / Waltz Dance
  Barn Dance / Bluebird / More Than Anything / Gypsy Rain / Sleepless Night With You / Raining On The Ocean [rec. 1979, album mix 07/12/1981, rel. 1981]
   

 

• Never Thought You’d Go / Whispered Words & Lonely Places  (Black Gold 720-81) [1981]
  
  
  
• Gypsy Rain / Sleepless Nights With You (Black Gold 720-81-45-2) [1981]
  
  
  
• as "The Gairretts": You Need To Be Loved Again / same (Black Gold 8512) [1985]
  

 

GARCIA, SIDRO    (Willard, NM)  possibly with his group "The Sneakers"

• Hong Kong Baby / Let The Good Times Roll (unreleased) [rec. 06/15/1964]
  

GARDNER, RAY    (Gloucester "Ray" Gardner)  born Livingston, AL - died 2007 in Vallejo, CA

• Experience / Glory Hallelujah / Worker Of The Miracle Man / Billy Billy Bad Boy (unreleased) [rec. 05/28/1972]

GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT  (Salt Lake, Utah)  Blair Andersen (drums, vocals), Jim Carlson (vocals, keys), Jeff Rowe (lead guitar, vocals), Kenneth Clough (bass, first session), Brad Anderson (bass, replaced Clough)

• Sand, Man! / Letter To Sandy (unreleased) [rec. 08/1968]
  
  
• Groovy Day / Dumped (unreleased)  [rec. 04/28/1969] 

 

GEORGE & BABS   (George & Barbara Tomsco)

 

• You Don't Need Me / Come On Home  (Dot 16687, USA / Ariola 19 084 AT, Germany ) [rec. 11/07/1965, rel. 04/1966]
   
  
  
• Baby / That's My Song (unreleased) [rec. 11/01/1966] 

 

GETTYSBYRG ADDRESS     (Winnipeg, MB group & label)  Mike Hanford, Bill Wallace, Orest Andrews, Kurt Winter, Craig Hamblin - Norman produced at "Harmony Kids Studio" in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

 

• Come Back To Me / You've Got To Let Me Know  (Franklin 601, Canada) [rec. 11/13/1967, rel. 01/1968]
  
  
  
• Ticket To Ride / Stormy Monday Blues (unreleased from above session)
  

 

GILBERT, RONNIE

• I Really Do / Walking Along (unreleased) [rec. 04/29/1962]

 

GILMER, JIMMY   (Amarillo, TX)  there are two separate links on the main Discography page: listings for his solo releases; and those released as "Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs"

 

GLIDERS  (also see "Glen Pace")

• Wild Jam / Little Josh / Chinese Ice Cream Man (unreleased) [rec. 03/27/1960]

 

GOODSON, HAL & THE RAIDERS   Lubbock, TX   (Harold Goodson from Childress, TX) (Raiders included: Scotty Turner aka Graham Turnbull (lead guitar), James Dereyer (rhythm guitar), Leon Bagwell (bass guitar) Norman had J.I. Allison come in on drums

 

• Who’s Gonna Be The Next One Honey / Later Baby  (Solo MRC-108, released on 45 & 78)  [rec. 05/03-04/1957]
     
  
  
• I Always Want To / Why (unreleased from above session)
   

 

GRAHAM, SCOTTY    West Texas musician

• Shape Up Or Ship Out / Until I Find That Girl Of Mine (unreleased) [rec. 07/1964]

 

GRANTHAM & STONE

• Mississippi Songbird / It's Saturday Night (And We're Doing Alright) / You Don't Have To Be So Beautiful / Love Is The Hardest Game [rec. 01/23/1981]

 

GREEN, GEORGE & DON  (Friona, TX) George Green was a Portales, NM DJ in the '40s.

 

• One Stolen Moment / Tears Are Fallin'  (G-G Records 2508/9)  [rec. 02/08/1960, rel. 04/1960]
  

GREEN, GWYN & DON 

• Too Many Tears / I Heard You Cryin' (Sunshine 11074) [rel. 1956]
  

 

GREER, ALLEN       Allen Dell Greer from Wheeler County, TX - died 1970, age 35

 

• I Believe / How Great Thou Art (unreleased) [rec. 02/02/1968]

 

GREINES, EDWIN

• It Hurts To Be In Love / For Your Love / Peanut Butter / If I Had Another Chance (unreleased) [rec. 08/08/1964]

 

GRIFFIN, TONY   (Antonio Griffin of Clovis, NM)

 

• Coconino / One Life To Live (Dot 16822) [rel. 01/1966]
  
  
  
• I Can't Stop Loving You / Love Me Or Leave Me / Love Nest / Simple Life / Love For Sale / Lover
  Coconino / Love & Life / One Life To Live / Everybody Loves Somebody / If I Had My Life To Live Over / Good Old Fashioned Life (unreleased LP) [rec. 1965]
  

 

GRIFFITH, HOPE   (Idalou, TX)

 

• There's A Present For You / Jesus Is Our Santa Clause  (Blue Moon 8013) on 45 and 78 [rec. 09/25/1955, rel. 12/1955]
   
  
  
• Harboring The Blues / You're Still A Part Of Me  (Triple D 0482/3)  [rec. 03/04/1957]
  
  
  
• Only Once In A While / Don't Ever Leave (Triple D 0771/2) [rec. "OOIAW" rec. 02/17/1957, "DELM" rec. 08/25/1957]  vocal backing by the Bowman Brothers
  
  
  
• Rejoice! / The Search (as "Hope") (RSA 2001) [rec. 10/12/1975]
  

 

GROUP AXIS  (Clovis, NM - also see "Shi Guys" and "Alfalfa")
Bill Crawford (lead guitar), Tommy Thompson (organ), Robert Hart (drums), Jay Leutwyler (bass, vocals), Johnny Lee Schell (lead guitar, replaced Crawford)

 

• Not Fade Away / Smokestack Lightning (Atco 6642)  [rec. 08/01-02/1968, rel. 01/1969]
  
  
  
• Nights In White Satin / Stranger To The World (unreleased)  [rec. 08/01-02/1968]
  
  
• Silly Ants / Blind Man / And? / Ain't That Rain (unreleased) [rec. 08/06/1969]
  

 

GUESS, DON   (Lubbock, TX)  with Four Teens at the time of these recordings, split session with Terry Noland

• Believe Me With All My Heart / You Are Mine (unreleased) [rec. 02/13/1957]

 

GUILLOT, GARY  (also see "Gary Christopher")  (Denver, CO)

 

• unreleased album "Paper Saint": Paper Saint / Goodbye, Miss America / Country Man / This Is Not A Love Song / Everyday / Me & My Sweet Little Guitar
  Boogie Woogie / Goin' Back Home / Get On The Train / Those Are Your Wings / Surely Know By Now / Violin [rec. 1979]

 

GUITARS INC.  (The Fireballs)

 

• Holiday Love / Little Toy (Hamilton 50035) [rec. 09/27/1962, rel. 01/1963]
  

 

GUYS & DOLL   (Pueblo, CO)  Angelo Rotondo, Claudia Rotondo, Rick Witcowich (Angelo & Rick were former members of "The Teardrops")

 

• In The Meantime / California Sun (Arc 90) [1970]
   

 

HAGGIN, ANN   (El Paso, TX)   regular performer in Clovis area lounges - her trio featured Jack Vaughn (guitar), Bill Galloway (drums)

 

• Second Fiddle / Al-Di-La (Pody 2) [rec. late 1967]
   
  
  

 HANCOCK, TOMMY  (Lubbock, TX)

 

• Young Romance / Umbawa (Sandyland 1001) ["YR" rec. 09/26/1958, "Umbawa" rec. 10/28/1958, rel. 06/1959]  backup by The Roses
  
  
• Rock Baby Rock / Waltz Of The Waterfall (unreleased) [rec.09/26/1958]  backup by The Roses
  
  
• Our Last Rendezvous / El Rancho Grande De Texas Tech (Sandyland 1002) [rel. 08/1961]
  

 

HANEY, TOMMY   (Clovis, NM)

 

• Like All The Others / Would You Take Me Back Again (Rainbow 100) [rec. 02/02/1969] produced by George Tomsco
  

 

HANKINS, CLYDE   (Lubbock, TX)  with Red Shade (banjo), Bowman Brothers (vocals), George Atwood (bass), Norman Petty (organ), Vi Petty (percussion)

 

• Swing Fever LP  (CHLP 8798): Nice Work, If You Can Get It / Moonglow / Don't Take Your Love From Me / Day By Day / You're Driving Me Crazy / When Your Lover Has Gone
  Harvest Moon / It Happened In Monterey / I Cover The Waterfront / Swannee - Bye Bye Blues / Margie / St. Louis Blues [rec. 11/25, 12/02 & 12/09, 1956 - rel. 01/1957] originally titled "Clyde Hankins' Potpourri"
  

 

HAPPY COOKER  (Edmonton, Alberta)  Mike Ball, Darryl Kitlitz, Bob Titiryn, Rick Etherington, Jerry Dale (group mgr, vocal on Jamestown Ferry)

 

• I'm Coming Home / Jamestown Ferry (unreleased) [rec. 07/22/1975]

 

HAPPY FEELING  (Calgary, Alberta) (also see "Jim Aiello & Happy Feeling" and "Feeling")
Jim Aiello (lead vocals, keyboards), Bob Moffatt (rhythm guitar, vocals), Gord Moffatt (keys, vocals), Danny Ferguson (lead guitar, vocals), Gerry Mudry (drums), Bruce Frost replaced by Bob Wagner (bass, vocals)

 

• Happy Feeling / If There's A Thought (Barry 3499, Canada / Mala 12034, USA) [10/1968]
   
  
  
• Hey Little Man / London Towne (Barry 3507, Canada)  [rel. 07/1969]
   
  
  
• Good Neighbour Day / See What I Mean? (Barry 3517, Canada) [11/1969]
   
  
  
• Still Hill / Four O'Clock (Barry 3517, Canada / Avco Embassy 4529, USA) [rel. 05/1970]
   
  
  
• Hey, Little Man / Still Hill  (Avco Embassy 1346, Argentina)  33 rpm [rel. 1970]
  
  
  
• Lord Come / Sacroiliac Boop (Barry 3523, Canada) [10/1970]
  
  
  
• Get Out Of My Life / We Can Work It Out / Hold Your Eyes (unreleased)       
  
  
• Happy Feeling LP  (Barry BSR 357, Canada / Avco Embassy 33011, USA) [rel. 07/1970]: Hey, Little Man / Still Hill / Good Neighbor Day / Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide / London Towne / See What I Mean?
  Happy Feeling / Keep Pushin’ / Walk With Life / I’ve Got To Get Away / Sacroiliac Boop / If There’s A Thought
  

HAPPY RETURN  (St. Louis, MO)  Steve Noack (vocals, lead guitar), Tom Noack (rhythm guitar), Jim Cunningham (organ), Jimmy Albright (bass), Rick Carrell (drums)

 

• I Thought I Loved Her / To Give Your Lovin'  (Cadet 5651) [rec. 02/24/1969, rel. 06/1969]
  

 

HARKRIDER BROTHERS  (William "Buck" Harkrider, Jack Harkrider, Aubrey Caldwell, Travis Jackson from Dumas, TX)  

• You're Satisfied / Don't Turn The Tide (Channel 9714/5) [rec. 08/28/1959]
  
  
  
• Four Or Five Times / Memories Of You (In My Heart) (Channel 2502/3) [rec. 05/09/1961]
   

HARVESTERS  (Eunice, NM)  Odes W. Coy, Ray Fowler, George Snider

 

• Scenes Of My Old Home / His Wonderful Love (Grove 0794/5) [rec. 01/13/1964]
  

 

HARVEY, AL TRIO    (Washington, D.C.)   Al Harvey (guitar/vocals), Bill Eldridge (stand-up bass), Adolph Taylor (piano)

• untitled instrumental [05/1954]
  
  

HATFIELD McCOY    (led by Charles Addington, see Willie & Red Rubber Band) produced by Bud Andrews & Don Caldwell, recorded in Lubbock - Norman's only involvement was the mastering

• Wait Til The Mornin' (mono) / Wait Til The Morning (stereo) (Shady Brook 009) [rel. 12/1974]
  

HAWKINS, BETTY    husband Robert was Minister of Clovis "Church Of Christ". Betty sang lead, backed by the choir for these live recordings

 

• I May Never Pass This Way Again (unreleased) [rec. 11/12/1962]

 

HEART BEATS   (all girl group from Lubbock, TX)  Linda Sanders-Kennington (drums/lead vocals), Debra Sanders (rhythm guitar), Deborah McMillan (bass guitar), Jeannie Foster (lead guitar/organ), Norman on synth

 

• Everywhere / Satisfied (Heart Beats 3131) [rec. 03/02/1969, rel.1971] as "Linda Kennington & The Heart Beats")
  

HENDERSON, TOMMY  (Mesa, AZ)  Produced by Gilmore Chaparrals

• Hills Of Arizona / How Great Thou Art (The Roadrunner 6629) [rec. 09/14/1971, rel. 1971]
  

HENRY, EARL  (Earl Henry Sinks of Littlefield, TX) also see "The Crickets"

• I Am The Man / Whatcha Gonna Do? (Dot 15756) (as Earl Henry)  [IATM rec. 04/02/1958, BAT rec. 04/14/1958, rel. 05/10/1958]
  
  

• My Suzanne / Believe A Traveler (Dot 15875)  [rec. 05/08/1958, rel. 11/1958] backup vocals by "The Roses"
   

HERBST, JACK   (Greeley, CO)

 

• Jimmy's Party / I Didn't Realize (Del-Fi 4228)  [rec. 08/24/1962, rel. 02/1964] with The Nite Caps: Carl Meyer Jr. (lead guitar), Larry Roth (drums), Walt Wiley (bass)
  
  
  
• Lovers Keepers, Losers Weepers / Hurt Yourself (unreleased) [rec. 03/15/1963] backed by Larry Bell & The Continentals
  

 

HERNANDEZ, RAMON     classical guitarist from Taos, NM

• The Golden Strings Of Ramon Hernandez LP (Hernandez & Dunn Recordings 1001) [rec. 08/15/1960, rel. 1962]
  Malanguena / Soleares / Estudio / Lagrima / Gavotte En Rondo / Pavanna / Medley For Sunday Afternoon: La Vergen de la Macarena - El Relicario - Lady Of Spain
  Miserlou / Farruca / Valse / Estudio / Bourree / Crepusculo En Copacabana / Holy Week In Seville / Music Box
   
  
  
• Capricho Arabe / Recuerdos de la Alhambra / Clint / In Taos 

HERTNER, BOB     (Amarillo, TX)

• Maybe Baby / Everyday / Well All Right / Everybody / From Me To You  (unreleased)  [rec. 09/14/1981]

HESTER, CAROLYN   (Waco/Lubbock, TX)

• Scarlet Ribbons LP  (Coral 57143) [rec. 08/16 to 08/25/1957, rel. 09/01/1958]: Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair) / I Know Where I'm Goin' / The Texan Boys / Danny Boy / Ye Banks And Braes / The Wreck Of The Old Ninety-Seven
  Black Is the Color Of My True Love's Hair / The Riddle Song (I Gave My Love A Cherry) / Lolly Too Dum / Little Willie / Hush-A-Bye / I Wonder As I Wander
  - with George Atwood on acoustic bass, James Gordon Hester (harmonica on "Wreck Of The Old 97"), J.I. Allison (cardboard box on "Wreck Of The Old 97")
  
  
  
• That's My Song - LP (Dot 3604, USA / Quality V1749, Canada) [rec. 03/1964, rel. 11/1964] backed by The Fireballs
  That's My Song / Amapola / Ain't That Rain / Momma's Tough Little Soldier / Lonesome Tears / Stay Not Late / Everytime / Can't Help Wonder Where I'm Bound / Ten Thousand Candles / The Times I've Had / Jute Mill Song / The Rivers Of Texas
  
  

• At The Town Hall, One - LP (Dot 3638 (M), 25368 (S) [rec. 02/13/1965, rel. 07/1965] (backed by George Tomsco, Stan Lark - bass on "High Flying Bird")
  Come On Back / Come On In / 2:10 Train / Captain, My Captain / Water Is Wide / Carry It On
  High Flying Bird / Three Young Men / Outward Bound / The Weaving Song / Sing Hallelujah / That's My Song
  
  
  

• At The Town Hall, Two - LP (Dot 3649 (M), 25649 (S) [rel. 08/1965] (backed by George Tomsco & Stan Lark of The Fireballs)
  Summertime / It Takes So Long / Ain't That Rain / Buckeye Jim / Will You Send Your Love / Jute Mill Song / What's That I Hear / Where Did My Little Boy Go / Sidewalk City / I Saw Her / The Bad Girl / Playboys And Playgirls
  
  
  
• At Town Hall (Dot DLP3638 UK & Europe) [rel. 1965]
  Come On Back / Come On In / 2:10 Train / Captain, My Captain / Water Is Wide / Carry It On / Summertime / Ain't That Rain / I Saw Her / Playboys & Playgirls / Singing Hallelujah / That's My Song
  

• EP: Carolyn Hester Live - Folk Songs EP (Dot VDEP 34012, France): Summertime / Jute Mill Song / Playboys & Playgirls / What's That I Hear (with picture sleeve) [1964]
  
  
  
• Christmas In Killarney / Hurry Santa Hurry / Take Your Time / A Little While Ago (unreleased) [rec. 06/07-08/1958]
  
  
• That's My Song / Stay Not Late (Dot 16660 USA, Dot D375 Norway with picture sleeve, Quality 1671X Canada) [rec. 09/02/1964, rel. 10/01/1964]
     
  
  
• Amapola / Momma's Tough Little Soldier (Dot 16717) [rel.03/1965]
  
  
  
• Ain't That Rain / Ten Thousand Candles  (Dot UK 16750) [04/1965]
  
  
  
• Playboys & Playgirls / High Flyin' Bird  (Dot UK 16751) [05/1965]  live from Town Hall sessions
  
  
  
• Come On Back / Three Young Men (Dot UK 26750) [07/1965]
  
  
  
• Come On In / Come On Back (Dot D415 Denmark) with picture sleeve [1965]
  
  
  
• High Flyin' Bird / What Does It Get You (Dot 16800 USA, Dot D417 Denmark) (with the Fireballs) [rec. 06/1965, rel. 11/1965]
   
  
  
• What Does It Get You / Now He's Gone (Dot UK 26751) [rec. 06/1965, rel. 11/1965]  "Now He's Gone" also known as "Grizzly Bear"
  
  
  

• Sidewalk City / 2:10 Train / The Weaving Song / Will You Send Your Love? / Rave On (unreleased studio recordings) [1965]      

HIGHWAY   (El Paso, TX)   Bob Reese (lead guitar), Frank Merlich (drums), David Trout (bass), Bill Faith (guitar), Phillip Trout (keyboards)

• Dead Fox (Now I've Got This Feeling) / Haven't Got The Time (TLA Records, TLA 40)  [rec. 12/09/1974, rel. 1975]
   

HOLLEY, SHERRY  (Buddy Holly's niece from Lubbock, TX)  recorded by Billy Stull in downtown theater  

• Ain't No Paradise / Send Me Some Lovin' / Let Me Lean On You / Kiss Dallas Goodbye (unreleased) [rec. 11/30/1987]
  
  
• Goin' Away [rec. 02/18/1988]

 

HOLLY, BUDDY (Lubbock, TX)  as solo artist

 

• Baby, Won't You Come Out Tonight / I Guess I Was Just A Fool / It's Not My Fault / I'm Gonna Set My Foot Down / Changin' All Those Changes / Rock-A-Bye Rock / Because I Love You (unreleased demos) [rec. 02 to 04/1956]
  
  
• Words Of Love / Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues (Coral 9-61852) [rec. 04/08/1957, rel. 06/1957]
  
  
  
• Peggy Sue / Everyday (Coral 9-61885, 45 & 78) [PS rec.07/01/1957, Everyday rec. 05/29/1957, rel.08/1957]
  
  
• Little Baby [rec. 12/17/1957] with C.W. Kendall of The Big Beats on piano (was also the songwriter)
  
  
• Look At Me / (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care [rec. 12/19/1957]
  
  
• I'm Gonna Love You Too / Listen To Me (Coral 9-61947) [rec. 07/01/1957, rel. 02/1958]
  
  
• Listen To Me EP (Coral EC 81169): Listen To Me / Peggy Sue / I'm Gonna Love You Too / Everyday [rel. 02/1958]
  
  
  
• Think It Over / Fool's Paradise [rec. 02/14/1958]
  
  
• Buddy Holly LP (Coral CRL 57210) [rel. 03/15/1958]
  I'm Gonna Love You Too / Peggy Sue / Look At Me / Listen To Me / Valley Of Tears / Ready Teddy
  Everyday / Mailman Bring Me No More Blues / Words Of Love / You're So Square (Baby I Don't Care) / Rave On! / Little Baby
  
  
  
• Rave On / Take Your Time (Coral 9-61985) [rel. 04/1958]
  
  
• Love's Made A Fool Of You / Wishing [rec. 06/02/1958]
  
  
• Early In The Morning / Now We're One (Coral 9-62006) [rel. 07/1958]  recorded at Pythian Temple, New York
  
  
• Reminiscing / Come Back Baby [rec. 09/10/1958] featuring King Curtis on saxophone
  
  
• Heartbeat / Well...All Right (Coral 9-62051) [Heartbeat rec. 05/26/1958, WAR rec. 02/12/1958, rel. 10/1958]
  
  
• It Doesn't Matter Anymore / Raining In My Heart (Coral 9-62074) [rel. 01/1959]  recorded at Pythian Temple, New York
  
  
• The Buddy Holly Story LP (Coral CRL 57279) [rel. 02/28/1959] certified Gold Record Award
  
  
  
• The Buddy Holly Story EP (Coral EC 81182): It Doesn't Matter Anymore / Heartbeat / Raining In My Heart / Early In The Morning [rel. 02/1959]
  
  
  
• The Buddy Holly Story - Volume 2 [rel. 04/1960]
  
  
  
• True Love Ways / That Makes It Tough (Coral 9-62210) [rel. 06/1960]
  
  
• Peggy Sue Got Married EP (Coral EC 81191): Peggy Sue Got Married / Crying Waiting Hoping / Learning The Game / That Makes It Tough [rel. 06/1962]
  
  
  
• Reminiscing / Wait Till The Sun Shines Nellie (Coral 62329) [rel. 08/1962]
  
  
• Reminiscing LP (Coral CRL 57426 (mono) 757426 (stereo) [rel. 02/01/1963]
  cover photo taken by Norman on the plane 01/27/1958 going from California to Hawaii during their '58 tour 
  
  
  
• Buddy Holly EP (Coral EC 81193): Brown Eyed Handsome Man / Wishing / Bo Diddley / True Love Ways [rel. 1963]
  
  
  
• Bo Diddley / True Love Ways (Coral 62352) [rel. 04/1963]
  
  
• Brown Eyed Handsome Man / Wishing (Coral 62369) [rel. 07/1963]
  
  
• Rock Around With Ollie Vee / I'm Gonna Love You Too (Coral 62390) [rel. 12/1963]
  
  
• Showcase LP (Coral CRL 57450 (mono) 757450 (stereo) [rel. 05/1964]
  
  
  
• Holly In The Hills LP (Coral 57463 (mono) 757463 (stereo) [rel. 01/1965]
  
  
  
• What To Do / Slippin' & Slidin' (Coral 62448) [rel. 04/1965]
  
  
• Best Of - 2 LP set (Coral CXB-8) [rel. 04/1966]
  
  
  
• Greatest Hits LP (Coral 57492) [rel. 03/1967]
  
  
  
• Rave On / Early In The Morning (Coral 62554) [rel. 07/1968]
  
  
• Giant LP (Coral 757504) [rel. 03/1969]
  
  
  
• Love Is Strange / You're The One (Coral 62558) [rel. 03/1969]
  
  
  Holly's material was then turned over to MCA/Decca. Although there were various compilations, the following are significant to note:
   
• A Rock & Roll Collection - 2 LP (Decca DSXE7-207)
  
  
  
• Buddy Holly Lives - 20 Golden Greats LP (USA: MCA-3040, UK: EMI EMTV 8)
  First released in the UK on the EMI label on 02/17/1978. 2 months after its release it was certified Platinum, spending 3 weeks as the #1 album.
  Also issued in the US on MCA in 1978, it received a Gold Record in November 1983 for US sales.
  
  
• Overdubs: from 1963 to 1966 The Fireballs, Norman & Vi Petty and members of Wes Dakus' Rebels did various overdub sessions on previously unreleased Holly recordings at the request of the Holley family and MCA, 41 tracks in total:
  
  Ain’t Got No Home / Baby It’s Love / Baby Won’t You Come Out Tonight / Baby, Let’s Play House / Because I Love You / Blue Monday / Bo Diddley / Brown Eyed Handsome Man / Changing All Those Changes / Crying, Waiting, Hoping / Dearest / Door To My Heart / Down The Line / Flower Of My Heart / Get You Near Me Blues / Gone / Good Rockin’ Tonight / Have You Ever Been Lonely / Holly Hop / I Gambled My Heart / I’m Gonna Set My Foot Down / It’s Not My Fault / Learning The Game / Love Is Strange / Maybe Baby / Memories / Peggy Sue Got Married / Queen Of The Ballroom / Rock-A-Bye Rock / Slippin’ & Slidin’ (fast) / Slippin’ & Slidin’ (slow) / Smokey Joe’s Cafe / Soft Place In My Heart / That Makes It Tough / That’s My Desire / That’s What They Say / Wait Till The Sun Shines Nellie / What To Do / Wishing / You & I Are Through / You’re The One
  

 

HOLLYHAWKS      former Cricket Niki Sullivan and Gene Evans duet effort. Buddy Holly's father Lawrence arranged and financed this record

 

• When Came The Fall / I Cry All The Time  (Jubilee 5441) [rel. 11/1962]
  
  
  
• After A While / Time & Time Again (unreleased) [rec. 01/19/1963]
  

 

HONEST JESS & His Western Cavaliers  (Jerald Messer from Amarillo, TX)

 

• Suzanne (Quit Rocking To The Can Can) / When Oh When (Honest Jess Records 5818)  [rec. 05/05/1959]
  

 

HOOTERVILLE TROLLEY  (Albuquerque, NM)  Donald Kinney, Larry Leyba, Martin Nassif, Bill Chreist, Doug Borthwick

 

• No Silver Bird / The Warmth Of Love  (Lynnette 551) [rec. 07/07/1968]
  

HOPE  (see Hope Griffith)

HOUND DOG & THE KITTENS 

• I'm Lookin' For The Lover Of This Town / Don't Tell Me You're Leaving (unreleased)  [rec. 02/21/1963]  
  

HOWARD, VAN   (Clifton Howard Vandevender of Grady, NM)  had a radio show on KICA, Clovis starting at age 13 into his late teens

• titles unknown / recorded various times from late 1947-1948, straight to acetate disc for play on Van's radio show

 

HUDDLE, JACK  (Lubbock, TX, also see "Jack & Jim")

 

• Starlight / Believe Me (Petsey 1002 & Kapp 207 USA, Kapp 207 45 & 78 in Canada)  [rec. 04/28/1957, rel. 01/1958]  features Buddy Holly & J.I. Allison backing
     
  
  
• An Old Fashioned Christmas (unreleased) [rec. 11/30/1958]   

HUGHES, BARBARA   (Clovis, NM)  Church pianist/organist & choir director at Ranchvale Elementary in Clovis, accompanied by Vi Petty & Mike Mitchell

• piano instrumentals (unreleased) [rec. 06/18/1971]

HUME, DON   (Albuquerque, NM)

 

• Perfect Night / Go Right Ahead (Felsted 8679) [rec. 05/1963, rel. 11/01/1963] backed by The Fireballs
  

 

HUNTER  (Ben Hunter Boyett from Hobbs, NM)

 

• The House Of The Rising Sun / Love Is Strange – Words Of Love  (En Hoc Records 1 & 2) [rec. 07/23/1981, rel. 11/1982]
   

 

HURRICANE, AL    (Alberto Sanchez (lead guitarist) of Albuquerque, NM. Night Rockers: Morrie Sanchez (Tiny Morrie) rhythm guitar, Baby Gaby Sanchez (sax), Larry Ramirez (drums), Bobby Lucero (bass)

 

• South Bend / Burrito (Apt 25049) [rec. 08/06/1960, rel. 10/1960]
  
  
  
• The Royal Buzz / When & Where (unreleased) [rec. 03/04/1961]
  
  
• Lobo / The Racer (Challenge 9127) [rel. 10/1961]  not confirmed to be a Clovis production
  
  
  
• Mexican Cat / Pedro’s Girlfriend (Hurricane 6972 and Ariola 19156 in Germany) [rec. 03/07/1964, rel. 1966]
   
  
  
• Panchita / La Mula Bronca  (Challenge 59310 and Hurricane 6965) [rel. 1965]
  

 

HYSTERICAL SOCIETY    (Amarillo, TX)   (Mark Hinton (nephew of Mike Hinton, see below band), David Fine, Mike Pugh, Woody Key, Ronnie House (replaced by Mark Kay)

 

• I Put A Spell On You / Summertime (Tipton 100) [rec. 09/20/1968]
  
  
• Hey, Old Wise Wind (unreleased) [rec. 09/20/1968]
  
  
• I Got A Line On You / How Many Times / The Work Song / Sonny Boy Williamson / She'll Be Better / Chest Fever (unreleased) [rec. 06/01/1969]

HYSTERICAL SOCIETY BOYS  (also see "The Nighthawks")  (Amarillo, TX)  Bob Venable (lead guitar), Mike Hinton (drums), Eddie Reeves (vocals/rhythm guitar), George Atwood (bass)

 

• I Got Shot (Out Of The Saddle) / Funny Face (EBR 620001) (Eddie Benton Reeves' label) [rec. 08/26/1960, rel. 12/1962]