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SASSER, MONTY  & The Santa Fe Band (Tucumcari, NM) 

• All Aboard! / Santa Fe Senorita (CBAM 1)  [rec. 01/12-13/1979]
  
  
  
• Shackled / Imitation Diamond (unreleased from above session)
  

SATIN SUBWAY   (Denver, CO)

• Hard To Handle / Ain't That Rain (unreleased) [rec. 05/06/1969]

SAVAGE, JOHNNY QUINTET    Johnny Savage (guitar), Ray Brown (accordion), Jack Snyder (clarinet), Dave Bailey (trumpet), Vicki Bayly (lead vocals, drums). Winners of "Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts" TV show in 1952.

• Moonlight Serenade / What Is This Thing Called Love? (Nor-Va-Jak 1314) on 45 and 78  [rec. 12/08/1953, rel. 05/1954] recorded at a St. Louis, MO venue
   
  
  
• Lullaby Of Birdland (unreleased, same session) 

SEGO, BILL    (KCLV DJ in Clovis, NM - graduated in Clovis 1957, sang briefly with the Petty Trio, went on to have a career in politics as Republican member of New Mexico State Senate in the early '70s) 

• All The Things You Are / The Story Of Love (unreleased) [rec. 01/06/1957]  with Norman Petty Trio & the Bowman Brothers
  
  
• Down From The Clouds / Come Along Dolly (Nor-Va-Jak 1323) [rec. 09/20/1958, rel. 10/1959]  backup vocals by The Roses on "Come Along Dolly"
  
  
  
• Walking In Darkness / Hot Sunshine (unreleased) [rec. 1960]  backing tracks from Jimmy Craig / Johnny Duncan 45s were used on these
  
  
• Charade / Dear Heart (unreleased) [rec. 1964]
  
  
• message for Republican candidate / Doorbanger (by Albuquerque group "The King Pins") (We Go Sego 101/2) [1965]
   
  
  
• Singer Of Songs / Where Did My Little Boy Go? (unreleased) [rec. 1968]
  

SELF, JIMMY    (Clovis, NM) 

• Recipe For Happiness / Yesterday (Sunshine 0592/3) [rec. 07/1952]
  
  
  
• What A Friend We Have In Mother / Shake Hands With Mother Again / If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again (acetate)  [rec. 02/21/1953] recorded for radio play on Mother's Day
  
  
  
• If I Could Hear My Mother Pray / Shake Hands With Mother (Sunshine 21292, 78 rpm) [rel. 05/1953]
  
  
  
• Home Beautiful Christmas - radio spot (acetate) likely recorded 1954 for "Home Furniture" store of St. Louis, MO, backed by Norman on celeste, likely Jack Vaughn on guitar
  
  
  
• An Old Christmas Card / Blue Christmas (Sunshine 11073 on 45 & 78) [1st Commercial Session in the 1313 - 7th Street Studio - rec. 10/12/1954]  Petty Trio with Roger Black (steel on BC), Shorty Messer (steel on OCC)
   
  
  
• Don't Make Me Live My Life Alone / You Don't Mean It (unissued) [rec. 10/22/1954]
  
  
• Oh, Babe! / You're There (unreleased) [rec. 08/01/1956]
  
  
• Oh, Babe! / You're There (Coral 62009 in USA, Coral 62009 on 45 & 78 in Canada)  [rec. 10/23/1957, rel. 07/1958] backed by The Big Beats & Roses
     
  
  
• Just Like Old Times Again / We Once Had It All (unreleased) [rec.1974]
  
  
• An Old Christmas Card / Blue Christmas (Nor-Va-Jak 1333) released as a collectors item, with bio insert [rel. 12/1986]
  

SERENADERS    (Lubbock, TX gospel group) 

• Be Bop Rock / One Love In My Lifetime / Stormy Seas / Psalm 23 / Will Will You Say / In This Wild Country [rec. 04/15/1957]

SETTLERS  (Dick Hittson of Big Spring, TX & Jack Estes of Dallas, TX) 

• The Anarchist's Hymn / Sailor Lad / 900 Miles / In 1929 (unreleased) [rec.1961]

SEVENETTES   (Amarillo, TX)   Laina Burleson, Jan Gill, Janet Reed, Andrea Bales, Mary Nunn, Beverly Paulk, Bobette Pfanmiller (backed by the Petty Trio) 

• Blue Moon / Our Old Hen (unreleased) [rec. early 1959]

SHADES OF BRASS   (also see "Dundeeville Players") Wes Dakus & The Rebels, Norman & Vi Petty along with a horn section

• Fandango / Spanish Harlem  (unreleased) [rec. 04/1965]

SHAME TREE     (Edmonton, AB)  Nick Petruk, Eddie Kilbride, George Kozub, Gary Frizzell, Peter Sweetzir, Allan Mix 

• Junior Saw It Happen / My Little Buttercup  (Quality 1938X) [rec. 03/26/1969, rel. 05/1969]
  

SHARP, BOBBY & THE GROUP FORE  (Waco, TX)  Robert Emmett Sharp (vocals/guitar)

• Jeanie / White Roses (unreleased) [rec. 09/04/1964]

SHAW AIR FORCE BAND (527th AFB) - Shaw AFB, SC  band included Fred Klose, Carlos Montes, Gene Stone, Gordon Allen, Robert Nixon, James Land

• instrumental: Wailing Vessel / The Lady Is A Tramp / Russ Job / Laura
  with vocal: What Is This Thing Called Love / My Funny Valentine / Laura / Dancing On The Ceiling / Someone To Watch Over Me / There'll Never Be Another You (unreleased) [rec. 06/10/1957]

SHAW, LARRY   (Albuquerque, NM - former member of "Tyme Of Day")

• Lonely People (unreleased) [rec. 07/12/1968]

SHERATON FOUNTAIN   (Calgary, Alberta)  Fred Thoutenhoofd (keyboards), Roy Mettlewsky (guitar), Glen Mettlewsky (guitar), Ed Gauvreau (drums), Rudy Skapin (bass), Brian Bickerton (lead vocals) 

• Good Times / Realize / Long Time Comin' / You Are My Sunshine (unreleased) [rec. 11/03/1970]

SHI GUYS   Clovis, NM (also see Group Axis) Van Houston (lead vocals), Bill Crawford (lead guitar), Phil Riser (rhythm guitar), Tommy Thompson (organ), Robert Hart (drums), Arthur Raleigh (trumpet), Jay Leutwyler (saxophone, bass), John Harris (saxophone, bass) 

• Absence Of Your Love / By Myself (unreleased) [rec. 03/29/68]
  
  
• Where Are All The People / Mystic Magic Movements (unreleased) [rec. 04/23/1968]

SHINE, DOLA     (Theodora Dola Shine of Abilene, TX)

• I Sleep Alone / The Only One Behind Me (unreleased) [rec. 10/10/1980]

SHIRLEY, DELMAR    (champion fiddle player from Friona, TX)  Delmar was 50 yrs old at the time of these recordings. He died March 1958.

• Life Is A Dream / Fancy Lady (originally titled "Ladies' Fancy")  (Nor-Va-Jak 1956-2 released on 45 & 78 [rec. 08/14/1956, rel. 12/1956] 
  

SHY GUYS   (also see Jim Slone)  (Portales, NM)   Jim Slone, Trinidad Chavez, Gail Poch - were in Eastern New Mexico University choir together 

• The Girl With The Flaxen Hair / Shy Guy  (Trump 816) [rec. 04/14/1958, rel. 01/1959]
  

SIMS, AL  (Albert Dee Sims) from Pastura, NM. Became a teacher at Alamogordo, NM elementary school, later a Pastor. 

• Love That Lives Forever / Hard Working Man (Sunshine 11075 on 45 & 78) [rec. 01/13/1957]
  

SIMS TRIO, BOB     Pianist Bob Sims was originally from Seminole, OK but a fixture on the Las Vegas casino strip for 3 decades

• 8 tracks (piano, bass, drums) [rec. 08/06/1961]

SISCO, JON / QUARTET   (Amarillo, TX) 

• Sixteen & Swingin' / Theme Of The Lonely (tape box reads "The Illusions") S&S unreleased [rec. 04/26/1961]
  
  
• Border Beat / Theme Of The Lonely (Princess 4008) [rec. 01/1962, rel. 04/1962]
  
  
  
• Merri-Anne / Conquest  (Jamie 1245, USA / London HL 1474, Italy) [rec. 10/01/1962, rel. 1963]
     
  

SISNEROS, ANDREW & CONNIE  (Portales, NM duo, along with Roger Chavez, Phillip Gonzales & the St. Helens Singers)   produced by Billy Stull at downtown studio

• Prayer Of St. Francis / Alsa Los Ojas (Lift Up Your Eyes) (Consuelo Records CR-26243)  [rec. 10/07/1977]
  

16th NOTABLES      Choir from the 16th & Pile St. Church Of Christ in Clovis, NM. Proceeds from this album went towards their music program
Sopranos: Louise Simms, Mryl Davis, Mary Sue Merritt / Altos: Marlene Newman, Betty Hawkins / Tenors: Byron Merritt, Neil McBride, Norris McWilliams / Baritones: Otis Moore, Clayton Fuchs

• Wonderful Grace Of Jesus LP (A Cappella Records 1000 M): Wonderful Grace Of Jesus / Grace Greater Than Our Sin / The Great Redeemer / The New Song / The Love Of God / My God & I / The Lord Bless You & Keep You
  Medley: How Great Thou Art, For Me He Careth, Old Rugged Cross, Just Over In The Glory Land, God Will Take Care Of You
  Medley: The Love Of God, If We Never Meet Again, Be With Me Lord, Have Thine Own Way, Beyond The Sunset [rec. 11/1975]
  

SIXTH EDITION   (Loveland, CO) Arden Fennell (vocals, guitar), Sam Haugland (keys), Jon Kerns (drums), Cass Vickers (bass) 

• Still In Love With You Baby / Beggar Man (unreleased) [rec. 05/07/1967]

SLATONS   (Slaton, TX)   Truett Babb, Randy Sanders, Gary Ward, Leo Hensler, Bobby Keys (sax)  Truett Babb became Principal of the Slaton, TX high school in 1958. 

• Janet / Give Me A Reason (unreleased) [rec. 02/01/1960]

SLEDGEHAMMER  (Idaho Falls, ID) Ray Hassell (formerly of "Affection Collection"; bass/vocals), Richard Baugh (lead vocals/guitar), Danny Darling (drums), Mike Ellis (keys/vocals)

• I'll Stop Pretending / Someone's Here A Watchin'  (Maudz 005) [rec. 08/12/1969]
  
  
  
• I Can't Stay / A Warm Hello (unreleased, above session)
  
  
• Peggy Sue / Grey Skies / Ain't No Sunshine / For Old Times Sake / Kansas City (unreleased) [rec. 03/03/1970]
  

SLONE, JIMMY  (Portales, NM - also see "Shy Guys") 

• Wedding Bells / The Girl With The Flaxen Hair (Towne House 104) [rec. 12/1961, rel. 12/1963]
  backup vocals on "Wedding Bells" by The Kimberlys. "Girl With The Flaxen Hair" used the instrumental backing track of "Short Flight" by the Ivy Jives.
  
  
  
• Wedding Bells / The Girl With The Flaxen Hair (Canyon 1008) (re-release by same company as "Towne House" using a different name) [rel. 06/1964]
  
  
  
• A Fine Time / I Never Knew (unreleased) [rec. 12/1961]
  
  
• Karen / Scarlet Ribbons / Bonnie Dee / Joshua / Living In The Shadow Of Love / Devoted / Ghost Riders In The Sky / Mister And Mississippi (unreleased) [rec. 03/1960] 

SMITH, BRIAN GROUP   (Denver, CO)  This was a group of individual musicians from the Denver area that went to Clovis and provided backing on each other's recordings, not that they did live shows together as an actual band.

• Floatin' Feelin' Fine / Know About Me / One Horse Town Away / Poor Girl / Wishing Well (unreleased) [rec. 10/21/1972]

SMITH, JACK C.   (Odessa, TX) 

• Honeysuckle Rose / There'll Never Be Another (Liberty 55257) [rec. 1959, rel. 05/1960]  J.I. Allison on drums
  
  
  
• Come Back Baby (above session, unreleased)
  

SMITH, RONNIE  (Odessa, TX) 

• My Babe / I've Got A Love  (Hamilton 50003) [rec. 04/24 & 26/1958, rel. 09/1958]
  
  
  
• Lookie Lookie Lookie / A Tiny Kiss  (Brunswick 55137 USA and Canada) [rel. 07/1959] 
  
  
  
• Lookie Lookie Lookie / A Tiny Kiss (paired with Waylon Jennings) (Antar/Brunswick 45-124) EP, Uruguay [rel. 1959]
  
  
  
• Long Time No Love / It Hurt Me So (Imperial 5667) [rel. 05/1960]
  
  
  
• Your Cash Ain't Nothin' But Trash (unreleased, above session)

SOJOURNERS   (El Paso, TX)  Ron Gorton (acoustic rhythm guitar/lead vocals), Sue Gorton (vocals/percussion), Bert Peters (drums), Randy Jones (lead guitar/mandolin), Richard Starnes (bass)
Bassist Starnes was replaces by Jimmy Smith, whose Uncle was Kenny Smith, owner of the Suemi Records label (El Paso). Kenny also joined the group in 1970. 

• Sun Summer Days / La Da Dee (Can You See) (Suemi 4558) [rec. 02/24/1969, rel. 04/1969] 1000 copies pressed
  
  
  
• Life Developing Slide / Our Way To Go (Suemi 4559) [rec. 07/22/1969, rel. 06/1970]
   

SOLLEY, JIM & THE LUBOCS   (Lubbock, TX) 

• Debbie Darling / It's Like Crazy (Pure Gold 301) [rec. 05/15/1959]  female vocal overdubs done at another studio
  
  
  
• Johnny Goodluck / Yes I Do (Deb 791) and (NRC 5011) [rec. 08/20/1959, rel. 02/1960]
   
  
  
• Malaguena / Somewhere My Lover  (Luboc 3353)  [rec. 01/20/1960]
  
  
  
•  If I Can Stay Away Long Enough / The Last Mile (SteSo 714S-8221) [Last Mile rec. 09/17/1963]
  
  
  
• Momma & Poppa / I Just Gotta Get A Little More Sleep  (RCA Victor 47-9193) [rec. 11/05/1966, rel. 04/1967] backed by Lubbock group "The Nite Owls" (Danny Payne, Wally Davidson, Clyde Mann, Jack Woody)
  
  
  
• Hand In Hand (Brill 100) flip is Hulan Bass [rec. 09/14/1967]  
  Sew The Sheet (unreleased) [rec. 09/14/1967]
  
  

SOUL AGENTS  (Jim Solley's backup group from Lubbock, TX)

• Happiness Hill / Makin' It (unreleased) [rec. 02/18/1967]

SOURDOUGH SINGERS  (Richard & Gary Campbell, Larry Keltz, Janie Killingsworth, Patsy Hankins, Nancy Traweek, Judy Gwinn, Charlotte Campbel, Kathy Kilgore from Matador, TX) Formed Oct. 1964

• Lonely Nightingale / Syrup Sop-pin' Shindig (SteSo 714S–0970 and Swan 4268 in USA / Reo 8964X (Canada)  [rec. 08/12/1965, rel. 09/1965 on SteSo, rel. 08/1966 on Swan]
       

SOUTHBOUND FREEWAY  (Edmonton, Alberta)  Dwayne Osepchuk, Richard Osepchuk, Moe Boyer, Mavis McCauley, Ken Koshelek 

• Roll With It / Don't Go Cryin'  (Canada: Quality 1937X and Quality GL 1937X / USA: Atco 6690) [rec. 03/12/1969, rel. 05/1969]

          

• unreleased LP (produced by George Tomsco): Life Is A Song / Good Times / Low Lady / Seven Days Too Long / Baby (Got Me Feelin' Bad) / You Don’t Need Me
  All By Myself / The Old Rock Sound / You Can’t Keep A Good Man Down / Goin’ Away / Bearcats On A Frosty Day [rec. 09/1969]
  

SOUTH COAST FOUR   (see "The Coachmen")

SPACEMEN (aka Space Boys) 

• Everytime (My Baby's Gone) / My Sherry / Shake Down + 1 more instrumental (unreleased) [rec. 06/09/1964]

SPARKS, JERRY   (Amarillo/Canyon, TX)   session included Donnie Lanier (lead guitar), Joe B. Mauldin (bass), Larry Parks (drums)

• My Tears / Mighty Strong Love  (Fidelity 4058) [rec. 01/08/1961]
   

SPRING, LOU    (Lewis K. Spring of Albuquerque, NM, was an 18 year old freshman at Eastern New Mexico University at the time of this session) 

• You Ain't / Another Lonely Day (unreleased) [rec. 01/15/1967]

SPRINGER & VAUGHN    (Riverside, CA)   Ted Springer & Scott Vaughn
Norman overdubbed local musicians onto this duo's recordings and planned to release them on his new label named "Dundeeville". The duo split and nothing became of the release.

• Feelin' Like The Mornin' / Lovin' You / Make It Alone / Lately / All The Way To Here (unreleased) [rec. 05/14-16/1973]  Norman engineered, session produced by Campbell Jones

STAMPS-BAXTER QUARTET    Dallas, TX gospel group   lineup at the time was R.B. Crews, "Curly" Terry, Gordon Hill, C.R. Melton, accompanied by Mrs. Melton

• The Golden Jubilee / I Love My Savior Best Of All [rec. 02/11/1947, ran off this disc on the 22nd] survives as acetate disc
  Norman recorded the group during their appearance at a show at the Clovis High School on February 11, 1947
  

STAN & FRAN  (Stan Lark of The Fireballs & Fran Powers) 

• Barbie & Ken / Pennies (unreleased) [rec. 07/25/1964]

STEAGALL, RED  (see "Russell Don & The Premiers")

STEELE, KELLY   (El Paso, TX)

• Come On Back / I'll Be There / They're Gonna Take My Darlin' / Time Keeps Gettin' In My Way [rec. 02/17/1966]

STEHLI, BUZZ 

• Whistle Blues / Lights / I Don't Know How [rec. 01/1968]

STEPHENS, CHARLES & STAR RIDER     (Dalhart, TX) also see "The Press" 

• Where Your Love Is / That’s The Way We Feel Tonight  (Sound Of Clovis 4) [rec. 01/26/1979, rel. 1979]
  
  
  
• Songs Of Love / Dance Til They Turn Out The Lights (unreleased from above session)
  
  
• Nobody Knows You / I'm Calling You (unreleased) [rec. 10/29/1979]
  
  
• Only The Night / I Will Remember You / Hello Hello Hello / Laughter In The Night / Fall In Love Again / Julia / There's Only You & Me / He Is Romeo (unreleased) [mixed 05/09/1980]
  
  
• Bad Reputation / She's Not Cruel / Face It / Cinema / Haven't You Seen / So Far Away (unreleased) [rec.06/02/1980]
  
  
• I Looked Back / Start All Over Again / I Want Some More (unreleased) [rec. 11/16-19/1980]
  

STEPHENS, DENNIS BAND

• [rec. 01/07-08/1979]

STEVENS, LANA  (alias of Patti Seymour of The Seymour Sisters vocal group from Amarillo, TX)

• This Hurt / This Heartache  (Kin 1002) [rec. 03/22/1962, rel. 05/1962]
  

STEWART, CHARLIE

• Closer / Blue Norther [rec. 09/23/1958]

STEWART, JIMMIE      (Lawton, OK)

• Ten Thousan' Miles / Livin' Doll  (Trump 817)  [rec. 04/14/1958]  split session with and backed by The Shy Guys 
  
  
  
• Blue Girl / To Build A House Of Love (unreleased) [rec. 01/11/1962]  backed by The Kimberlys
  

STEWART, TOMMY   (Tulia, TX) 

• Born Into Trouble / This Moment / Always, Forever & A Day / Change In Me / Too Much Wonderin' / House Of Tears / Don't Just Be Nice To Me (unreleased demos) [1964]

STILLROVEN    (Minneapolis, MN band based out of Denver, CO at the time of these recordings)  Dave Rivkin (vocals, lead guitar), Mike O'Gara (guitar, vocals), Dave Dean (keyboards), Phil Berdahl (drums), Dave Berget (bass, vocals)

• Living Without You / Get Ready (unreleased) [rec. 04/25/1969]

STORIE BROTHERS

• (unreleased) [final mix 04/23/1983]

STORIE, JAMES   (Muleshoe, TX)   "Satisfied Mind" featured Norman on synthesizer and was his last production in early 1984 before passing later in the year. 6 other songs were recorded at his downtown Mesa Theater Studio.
The remaining tracks were recorded in Nashville, TN.

• "One Night In Dallas" LP & cassette (Nor-Va-Jak 13): One Night In Dallas / Lily Dale / Bed Of Roses / High Cotton / Whispering Pines / Ain't Gonna Build No Bridge / Satisfied Mind [rel. 1986]
     

• Breaking In A Broken Heart / Special Love / Longest Leaving Act In Town (unreleased from album sessions)
  
  
• One Night In Dallas / Whispering Pines (Norvajak 207) [rel. 1986]
  
  
  
• Baby, I'm Ready * / (same)  (Norvajak 1336) [1987]
  

STOUT, WAYNE   (Broadview, NM)  Curtis Haskins started the Midas record label with Jimmy Blakely 

• Use Your Imagination / This Heart's For You  (Midas 01) [rec. 04/08/1958]
  

STRING-A-LONGS  (Plainview, TX)  Jimmy Torres (lead guitar), Richard Stephens (lead guitar), Aubrey DeCordova (bass), Keith McCormack (rhythm guitar), Don Allen (drums)  

• Tell The World / Wheels (Warwick 603 USA) [rec. 08/12/1960, rel. 12/1960]  This is the promotional single that caused all of the title problems.
  "Tell The World" (written solely by Norman) is the A-side and melody that became a hit, the record company erroneously put the labels on the wrong sides and the song started to get frequent airplay and known as "Wheels".
  Richard Stephens and Jimmy Torres wrote the flip side "Wheels" so there are 3 names credited on latter US pressings of Wheels: Petty for the song, Stephens & Torres for the title.
  
  
  
• Wheels / Am I Asking Too Much (Warwick M 603 USA / London HL-1772 Australia / London Records 79.620-Y France / London HLU-9278, Ireland / London 17038, Chile) [rel. 12/1960]
  To avoid confusion, a 1959 vocal recording by The Leen Teens was used as the flip side (Keith McCormack is the lead singer under the alias "Mickey Boyd")
     
  
  
• Save The Last Dance / Wheels (Tiara 001, 78 rpm, Philippines) [rel. 1961]
  
  
  
• Tell The World / For My Angel (Warwick 606) [rel. 01/1961]
  
  
  
• Panic Button / Brass Buttons (Warwick 625 USA & Canada, London HL-1802 Australia, London DL 20 421 Germany, London HLU 9354 UK, ) [rel. 03/1961]
  
  
  
• Should I / Take A Minute (Warwick 654) [rel. 05/1961]
  
  
  
• Scottie / Mina Bird (Warwick 668) [rel. 09/1961]
  
  
  
• Wheels / Am I Asking Too Much (Yamaha Music Company YM 4A, Japan flexi disc) [rel. 12/1961]
  
  
  
• Red River Twist (Theme For Twisters) / Nearly Sunrise (Warwick 675 USA & Canada) [rel. 01/1962]
   
  
  
• Sunday (Salve Regina) / Twistwatch (Dot 16331 USA / Dot 16331X Canada / Dot 9-16.331 Belgium / Dot D 291 Denmark / Dot 63 Hong Kong / London HLD 9535 UK / London DL 20 614 Germany / Dot 45D 370, South Africa) [rel. 02/1962]
       
  
  
• Unchained Melody / Skokiaan / Tumbling Tumbleweeds (unreleased) [rec. 1962]
  
  
• My Blue Heaven / Spinnin' My Wheels (Dot 16379) [rel. 06/1962]
  
  
  
• Matilda / Replica (Dot 16393, USA / London HLD-9652, Pakistan) [rel. 09/1962]
   
  
  
• My Blue Heaven / Replica (London DL 20 658, Germany) [rel. 06/1962]
  
  
  
• Heartaches / Happy Melody (Dot 16448) [rec. 10/04/1962, rel. 01/1963]
  
  
  
• Skippin' / You Don't Have To Go (unreleased) [rec. 10/04/1962]
  
  
• My Babe / Myna Bird (Dot 16575 USA, London DL 20 758 Germany) [rel. 01/1964]  Last recordings by original group, with Eric Budd (formerly of The Fireballs) on drums
  
  
  
• Mathilda / Caravan [rec. mid-1962] (Dot 16708 USA / Dot ZK-928 Australia / Dot 16708 India / Stateside EMI ESS.1024, India / Dot 16708 New Zealand) [rel. 02/1965]
  These were the 1962 recordings with overdubs by Norman along with Wes Dakus & The Rebels
       
  
  
• There Is A Mountain / Black Grass (CNR Netherlands F 437) [rel. late 1967] Fireballs under The String-A-Longs alias
  
  
  
• Popi / Places I Remember (Atco 6694) [rec. 05/27/1969, rel. 07/1969] Fireballs under The String-A-Longs alias
   

EPs

• The String-A-Longs (London RE-U 10.085, France) [rel. 1961]
  Wheels / Am I Asking Too Much / Panic Button / Brass Buttons
  
  
  
• The String-A-Longs (London EDGE 71551, Spain) [rel. 1961]
  Wheels / Am I Asking Too Much / Panic Button / Brass Buttons
  
  
  
• String-A-Long With...(London RE-U 1322, UK) [rel. 01/1962]
  Wheels / Should I / Mina Bird / Scottie
  
  
  
• String-A-Long With...(London REM.6049, New Zealand) [rel. 1963]
  Wheels / Am I Asking Too Much / Mina Bird / Scottie
  
  
  
• The String-A-Longs (London RE-D 1350, UK) [rel. 02/1963]
  My Blue Heaven / Sunday / Replica / Matilda
  
  
  
• String-A-Long With (Volume 2) (London RE-D 1398, UK) [rel. 11/1963]
  Nearly Sunrise / Walk Don't Run / Brass Buttons / Summertime
  
  
  
• The String-A-Longs Play (Dot ZX 11050, Australia) [rel. 1965]
  My Blue Heaven / Panic Button/ Are You Lonesome Tonight / Mathilda
  

LPs

• Pick A Hit LP (Warwick 2036) mono & stereo LP [rel. 03/1961]
  Wheels / Are You Lonesome Tonight / Sentimental Journey / Perfidia / Panic Button / Torquay / Red River Twist / Bulldog / Harbor Lights / Nearly Sunrise / Walk Don't Run / Save The Last Dance For Me
  
  

• Matilda LP (Dot 25463 U.S.A / RGE Dot XRLP-6118, Brazil) [rel. 10/1962]  originally titled "Look! The String-A-Longs"
  My Blue Heaven / Brass Buttons / Are You Lonesome Tonight / Torquay / Summertime / Panic Button / Matilda / Nearly Sunrise / Walk Don't Run / Panic Button / Harbor Lights / Perfidia / Bulldog 
   
  

• Wide World Hits LP (Atco SD 33-241 in USA, London 8371 in UK, CNR Records ZZ1606 in Netherlands)  none of the original String-A-Longs were involved. This is The Fireballs & members of Wes Dakus' Rebels doing the studio work.
  The Nor-Va-Jak Music digital reissue credits this to "The Fireballs"
  
  More / Places I Remember / Love Is Blue / La Pobracita (Poor Little One) / Silence Is Golden / Black Grass / There Is A Mountain / I'll Be There / Blue Guitar / Groovin' / Black Is Black / Someone Stronger [rec. 09/26/1967 to 03/09/1968, rel. 05/1968]
   
  

STULL, BILLY GENE  (Amarillo, TX)  Engineer/Producer at Petty Studios during Norman's final years, also member of '60s group "The Cords"
The 1979 recordings were done at Billy's Amarillo studio with his 16-track recorder being taken to Clovis and hooked up through Norman's console for mixing,
being listed here because the 45 was released on Norman's "Sound Of Clovis" label and published by Norman.

• Find A Way / World Of Night / Pick Your Nose (unreleased) [rec. 07/01/1970]
  
  
• Inflatable Doll / Shake Your Snake (Sound Of Clovis 6) [rec. 03/1979, rel. 1979]
   
  
  
• If You Can't Take It, Don't Shake It / You Can't Judge A Book / She's A Phantom Of The Night / Rattlesnake Shake (unreleased) [rec. 03/10/1980]

SUMMERFIELD    Madison, WI group brought to Clovis by producer Daniel Miller. Band included James Pharo, Glenn Worf

• Thoughts Of You / Far Side Of Her Door (Column Records 721)  [rec. 09/18/1972, rel. 1972]
  
  

SUN COUNTRY HARVEST   (Product by KBIM-TV, Roswell, NM)   Recorded at downtown Petty Studio, Norman had no involvement, produced by Billy Stull. Profits went to the New Mexico Cancer Society

• LP (KBIM-TV)  [rec. & rel. 1990]
  Sam Dunnahoo - Hagerman, My Island / Annie Johnson - Fill My Soul With Your Magic / Paul H. Byron - You Made Me Love You / Robert Miner & Charles Davis - Southwest Friends, Old & New / Russ Burch - Roswell Incident Rap
  Jere Lowe - I've Got New Mexico On My Mind / Kim Blakey & Timberline - Llano Estacado / Frances Davis, Gary Beevers & Tom Cox - Willie Lee / Charles Davis - Pickin' (On New Mexico) / Nowlin TUbbs - Juanita From Bonita / Maureen McGinn - Southwestern Night
  

SUNSHINE TRIO   (Lubbock, TX)   Harold Box, W.M. "Mahlon" Reynolds, Joe Pilliod - had a weekly show on KFYO radio in Lubbock 

• I Know That My Lord Will Carry Me Home / Will You Drift Out / Gathering In The Shepherd's Fold / Are You Ready? (unreleased)  [rec. 03/07/1953]
  

SWAFFORD, GARY (and The Triads)  (Amarillo, TX) 

• Bandit Boy / Drum Riot (Celestial 1001) [rec. 01/04/1962] backed by The Fireballs
  

SWEET LEAF   (Pueblo, CO)  Steve Calloway (guitar, vocals), Calvin Drum (guitar, bass), Dave Cirullo (bass), Leon Salazar (drums), Steve Johansen (bass) 
The Elmwood label name came from band leader David Cirullo's home address on Elmwood Lane in Pueblo.

• I Need You / Indian Man  (Elmwood 6076/6077) (only approx. 100 pressed) [rec. 03/25/1975]
  

SYLVESTER, DAVE (also see "Bar J Wranglers")   Dave Sylvester (vocals, acoustic guitar) with Scott Nelson (bass), Lynn Williams (drums)

• My Saving Hand / A Dollars Worth Of Change / Everyday / Where Can I Hide / Jackson Jig / Tibet / Wheels / Just Me
  More Than A Painting / Whiskey In My Belly / My Saving Hand / My Guitar / Raining On The Ocean / Teton Hoe-Down / Bluebird (unreleased)  [rec. 1981]