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Billy Brown - NEXT - Oldie (1958)

NEXT - Billy Brown (RIP) 1958 Oldie Born William George Brown in Princeton, West Virginia in1929, died January 10th, 2009. Billy recorded for Decca (55), Stars (57), Columbia (57-59) & Republic Records (60-61). As a regular on WIRB in Enterprise Alabama he was doing a weekly Saturday morning show in 1953. Also around mid-1953, Billy Brown was a member of the Special Services Division of the U.S. Army and spent much of his time entertaining troops at Camp Rucker, Alabama and nearby towns. 1952 78. COLUMBIA 20936 (US) Tight Wad / I'm Sending Back Everything But Memories 1952 78. COLUMBIA 20982 (US) Rich In Love / Don't Hold Back (1955?)SP DECCA 29271 (US) Farther On Down The Road 1955 SP DECCA 29559 (US) High Heels But No Soul / Drunk-Drunk Again 10/1957 SP STARS 552 (US) Did We Have A Party / It's Love 11/1957 SP COLUMBIA 4-41029 (US) Did We Have A Party / It's Love 01/1958 SP COLUMBIA 4-41100 (US) Meet Me In The Alley, Sally / I Wanted You 05/1958 SP COLUMBIA 4-41174 (US) Next / Once In A Lifetime 12/1958 SP COLUMBIA 4-41297 (US) Flip Out / Echo Mountain 04/1959 SP COLUMBIA 4-41380 (US) Run 'em Off / He'll Have To Go 09/1960 SP REPUBLIC 2007 (US) Lost Weekend / Just Out Of Reach 03/1961 SP REPUBLIC 2012 (US) Look Out Heart / It Don't Take Long To Learn (Billy Brown's brother was Tommy Brown of the group "Tommy & The Tom Toms" & later the "Bill Smith Combo". Popular around Dallas in 50's and the 60's.) Sources: "Rockabillyville" "Country Song Roundup" "American Folk Publications, Inc" "New Kommotion" "http://rcs.law.emory.edu" "Wikipedia" "Champof2008"