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GUEST BAND Jan. 7, 2018
Followed by The Dry Creek Band
3:00 to 5:30pm
Juliet Gobert &
The Heifer Belles
1:00 to 3:00pm
Officials & Staff ............ 2
President’s Message ...... 2
Winners ......................... 2
Mike Gross Top 10 ........ 3
Tony’s Jam Article ........ 3
Album Review 1 ............ 4
Join the Jam-A-Rana ..... 4
Upcoming Bands ........... 4
Membership Report .............. 4
HOF Profiles .................. 5
Board Mtg Invitation ......... 5
Food Available ................... 5
Letter From The Editor ......... 6
RIP Lloyd Hooper ................. 6
Thank You Volunteers! ....... 6
Membership Application. ... 6
Board Mtg Minutes ........ 7
Pictures Now Online ............. 7
Mailbag ................................... 7
Photo pages ...................... 8-11
Other WSS Orgs .......... 12
Web Page Report ......... 12
Membership Cards ....... 12
Monthly Music Sessions12
Album Review 2 .......... 13
Youth Program ............ 13
Western Swing Society Hall of Fame Profile ~ Page 4
BILLY ROBERTS Inducted Oct. 7, 1984
W H A T’ S I N S I D E
Volume 36, Number 1 January 2018
LARRY G. ANDERSON Inducted Oct. 1, 2017
From the PRESIDENT by Bill Seabridge
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 2
Western Swing Society Music News
is published monthly by the
Western Swing Society
Views and opinions expressed by contrib-
uting authors are not necessarily those of the
editorial staff or the Society.
Submitted articles, publicity notices and
letters not relating directly to the Society or
its members may be published at the discre-
tion of the Editor, as space permits. The staff
reserves the right to edit any and all items
submitted for publication.
Deadline for Submittals:
All items, photographs, articles, and
ad’s are due to the Editor no later than
the 10th of the month.
Hello out there. Well
it's time to pass the
Presidential baton and
hopefully it will relay
into the stable hands
of a guitar picker who
will lead this organi-
zation into an innovative and inter-
esting youth band era! It has been an
honor to work with such great peo-
ple like Linda Michael, Edd
Burhans, Olen Dillingham, Rex
Barnes, the Elkans, Dave Reitz,
Chuck Webb and Tony Arana. This
hard working Board of Directors,
along with Doug Weiss has collec-
tively taken the Western Swing So-
ciety from shaky to solvent and they
will continue to lead it with dignity
and dedication into a bright looking
future. They all deserve a big hand
along with our other volunteers who
bring our dance to you every month.
So in January extend a big THANK
YOU to your board and to Cora,
Caroline, Eleanor, Bob and Virginia,
Gary, Don and Susan, Nancy, Cyndi,
Janet, Bob and Melody. It is because
of the efforts of all these good folks
that our Society's dance is the best
Western Swing dance that California
has to offer!
We had many terrific bands perform
for us within the last year. It is hard
to find any better than the likes of
Buck Ford, Robby James, Gary
Campbell or Bill Enyeart and their
respective gifted bands, for example,
but the Western Swing Society is so
fortunate to have these and numer-
ous other great bands who donate
their precious time and talents to
play for us every first Sunday of the
month. This is in large part due to
the natural charms of Ronnie Elkan,
our music director, who seems to
Contintued Next Column
The Western Swing Society
PO Box 2474
Carmichael, CA 95609
westernswingsociety.net
Facebook: SacramentoWesternSwingSociety
Founded in 1981 by Loyd and Perry Jones
to enable performance, preservation and
perpetuation of the unique American art
form known as Western Swing Music.
Officers:
President, (Open)
Vice-President, Chuck Webb (916) 689-9546
Treasurer, Edward Burhans (916) 225-3645
Secretary, Olen Dillingham (916) 645-8878
Other Directors:
Tony Arana (775) 971-3070
Rex Barnes (916) 704-1566
Ronnie Elkan (916) 765-4345
Linda Michael (916) 870-7463
Dave Rietz (916) 806-0520
Staff and Committee Chairpersons:
Decorating Chair, Rex Barnes
Equipment and Staging, (open)
Historian, (open)
Jam Room, Tony Arana
Membership Director, Chuck Webb
Music Director, Ronnie Elkan/Doug Weiss
Newsletter Team: Editor, (open)
Layout and Publication: Ronnie and
Shelley Elkan,
Photographer, Donald deMars
Public Relations, Rex Barnes
Raffle, Bob and Virginia Kuykendall
Youth Program, Edward Burhans, Dave
Rietz, Dave Chan
Slide Show, (open)
Sound Engineer, Gary Blodgett
Continued from previous column
have a penchant for convincing
good bands to take the stage for
our listening and dancing enter-
tainment. He is one of the all
around good guys and we are
lucky to have him!
So now I bow out humbled by the
gracious way you all have treated
me during my stint as President. I
hope it was good for you too! Up
next on January 7th of a "brand"
New Year, the ladies are back!
Juliet Gobert and the Heifer Belles
are the guest band and if history
repeats, the dance floor is bound
to be full. With Dry Creek to fol-
low, a good time is guaranteed. So
be there or be there, staying home
is not an option. See you on the
dance floor.
WINNERS
Hey Folks, the jam room was
cooking last month. It’s always a
highlight for the folks that partic-
ipate. We’d like to have you
write to us about your experience
if you play in the jam room or go
in to listen. We'll share your comments here in this
column. Just send your thoughts to this email:
[email protected] or send us a letter via snail
mail. In the meantime we’ll list the players who
joined us last month.
Terry Crouson on lead guitar, and vocals; Bobby
Giasson on lead guitar and vocals; Nick Dennis on
lead guitar and vocals; Lenny Serdahl on lead guitar;
Tom Gunterman on fiddle and vocals; Dave Rietz on
fiddle, mandolin and vocals; Chuck Webb on bass
guitar; Bill Enyeart on bass and vocals; Grace Clark
on rhythm guitar and vocals; Roy Hannah on rhythm
guitar and vocals; Nancy Long, Eddie Burr and Peg-
gy Van den Broeck on vocals
Newcomers were Jimmy Reezo on lead guitar and
vocals and Leon Womack on vocals.
Thanks gang. It was great!!!!!!
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 3
JAM ROOM JAMMERS
"Swingin' West"- Mike
Gross
KSEY-FM, Seymour, TX
January 2018 Songs 1 We’re the Time Jumpers- The Time Jump-
ers (Rounder)
2 One Fiddle, Two Fiddles- Bret Raper
3 Let Me Off in Texas- Chuck Cusimano
(Cusimusico)
4 My San Antonio Rose- The Time Jumpers
(Rounder)
5 Headed to the Barn- Hot Texas Swing
Band
6 Hidey-Ho Montana- Rodeo & Juliet
(Horsefly)
7 Swing Me Back to Texas- 3 Trails West
8 Dance Hall on the Brazos- Big Hat No Cat-
tle
9 Love is Just a Two Step Away- Jean Staf-
ford (Australian)
10 Those Old Country Songs- Herman Lam-
mers Meyer (Desert Kid) (German)
Albums 1 Somewhere Near Austin- Bret Raper
2 Kid Sister- The Time Jumpers (Rounder)
3 Big Hat, No Cattle- Big Hat, No Cattle
4 Time Changes Everything- Leon Rausch
5 Off the Beaten Trail- Hot Texas Swing
Band
6 I Hear You Talkin’- Lake Travis Fiddlers
7 Paul Schlesinger & his Knights of Western
Swing- Paul Schlesinger
8 Live at Barbes- The Brain Cloud
9 Recollections in Swing- Uptown Drifters
10 Green Mountain Standard Time- Rick &
The Ramblers (Airflyte)
Mike Gross Top 10
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 4
UPCOMING BANDS
January Juliet Gobert & the Heifer Belles
February Gary Blodgett and Big Trouble
March Michael Ray & The Fortunate Few
April Tony Arana & The Jam Room Band
May Carolyn Dolan & Friends
June Shelley Elkan & Bite the Bullet
July Bob Woods & the Dusty Rustlers
August Lincoln Highway
September Robby James & Streets of Bakersfield
October Hall of Fame (10/5 to 7/2018)
November Eddie Burr & The Western Swingers
December Grace Clark & Swingitude
ALBUM REVIEW with MIKE GROSS
Album: Time Changes Every-
thing
Artist: Leon Rausch
This new CD features 15 cuts of
which 10 are brand new record-
ings featuring the voice of this
Western Swing vocal legend. The
remaining five cuts are four live
spoken word pieces of the great Bob Wills, Leon's
longtime boss and a 1987 intro to Leon and his
group at the White House. Leon is backed on this
album by so many wonderful musicians including
the steel guitars of album producer Tommy (Waco)
Spurlock on most of the cuts and that of the great
Bobby Koefer on two cuts. Also very prominent are
the fiddles of James Penni-
baker, James Faver and
Glen Duncan. So many
other wonderful musicians
are heard on this album in-
cluding the piano playing
of both Floyd Domino and
Wayne Glasson.
All of the cuts are from the
Bob Wills songbook with the exception of Rich
O'Brien's Bob Wills tribute Taking Bob Back to
Tulsa. The album opens with Fred Rose's Deep Wa-
ter and also includes Rose's Rose of Old Pawnee.
Also heard are two of Cindy Walker's masterpieces,
Dusty Skies and Bubbles in My Beer with Paulette
Carlson joining Leon on vocal on that one. Rodney
Crowell guest vocals along with Leon on Ida Red.
Both Bobby and Tommy's steel guitars are heard on
Corrine, Corrina. Also brought back are Fan It,
Tommy Duncan's Time Changes Everything and 4
or 5 Times with Bobby on steel.
This album can be ordered for $10 plus $3 for s&h
from Tommy Spurlock, 351 Buckhorn, Azle, TX
76020.
Mike Gross, KSEY-FM, Seymour, TX, KTNK-AM,
Lompoc, CA & www.swinginwest.com
MEMBERSHIP
Any Changes? Keep us up to date on any chang-
es in your membership information, especially email
addresses. We can’t get your newsletter to you un-
less we have your current information.
You can mail changes in your information to the
Society at P.O. Box 2474, Carmichael, CA; phone it
to (916) 689-9546; or email it to member-
[email protected]. Thanks!
Keep on Western Swingin’
JOIN THE JAM-A-RANA
The Jam Room is proving to be a great success and
a lot of fun. Time often runs out on the main stage
for guest performers but that doesn’t mean you
can’t strut your stuff. Come on back to the JR
where Board member, Tony ‘Jammin’ Arana is in
charge. Bring your instrument, voice, fans, or what-
ever and share your talent. We’d love to hear you.
BILLY ROBERTS Inducted October 7, 1984
The Western Swing Hall of Fame has become
unique in an unexpected way, Father and Son mem-
bers, which means this form of American music is
very stable and in good hands for future devotees of
country music.
Already inducted are Vern and Jimmy Baughman,
Johnny and George Cecil, Truitt and Kirby Cun-
ningham , Loyd and Perry Jones. Today we are writ-
ing about the Hall of Fame son, Billy Roberts whose
father, “Cotton” Roberts, is also a member.
Billy is a drummer and vocalist who was exposed to
music all his life. His first vocal in public was “You
Are My Sunshine” performed with the Loyd Jones
Band at school when he was 9 or 10 years old. Not
much later he joined the Loyd Jones Band as drum-
mer. Loyd labeled Billy as one of the best he ever
used.
Over the years Billy has played with groups led by
Tiny Moore, Bill Pray, and Loyd and Perry Jones, as
well as traveling extensively playing with his own
group, playing everything from rock to blues to
country.
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 5
FOOD AVAILABLE
Thank you to the American Legion Post
#9 for providing us with delicious hot
food at our monthly dances!
LARRY G. ANDERSON Inducted October 1,2017
I was born on March 29, 1942 in Wheeler, Texas.
My dad went to work for a pipeline company in
Fritch, Texas when I was 5 years old. I attended all
eight grades of elementary school in Fritch, TX. The
year I graduated from eighth grade, my father was
transferred to Miami, TX. I completed all four years
of high school in Miami, TX, graduating in 1960. I
attended and completed my college education at
West Texas State University in Canyon, TX, gradu-
ating in 1964 with a BBA degree in business man-
agement.
My dad had 3 brothers and 2 sisters, all who played
music. One of the earliest recollections was going to
country dances where my uncles played for the
dances. I became interested in learning to play when
I was 15 years old and my dad bought me a Sears
Silvertone guitar. I began learning to play and my
aunts and uncles would show me chords and I
Continued next column
Board Meeting Invitation
You can attend the Society’s monthly Board meetings;
first Sunday of each month starting at 10:30 a.m. in the
Machinists Hall in Rancho Cordova.
Continue from previous column
listened to country and swing music and I tried to
learn all I could.
I met some guys in college and started to play more,
still working on playing guitar. After graduated from
college, I went to work for a company in Midland,
TX. I spent 8 months there and then was transferred
to Andrews, TX. It was there that I met a group mu-
sicians and started playing with them every week. I
became a pretty good guitar player.
Two years later I was transferred to Ft. Worth and
started playing with a group there. It was at this time
I started playing bass guitar with 2 or 3 groups in
that area. I moved to Amarillo, TX in 1978 and start-
ed playing with some local bands in the Amarillo
area and continued until now. I have had the privi-
lege of sitting in with musicians such as Hank Sing-
er, David Waters, Chuck Cusimano, John Buffing-
ton and many others thru the years. I have been a
member of the Western Swing Music Society of the
Southwest now for 8 years and have enjoyed playing
at all the functions. I was elected VP of this society
in 2014 and continue enjoying country/swing music
and getting to play with some great musicians.
I married Betty Bean of Iowa Park, TX in January
2015 and subsequently moved to Iowa Park after-
wards. Betty is also active in our Western Swing
music society. We love to dance to Western Swing
and do so 3 or 4 times a week, as well as playing
bass for 2 or 3 local groups as needed.
I was inducted into the Northwest Western Swing
Music Society in August of 2016.
APPLYING FOR MEMBERSHIP AND NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION
Submit the following information in a note with your check to:
The Western Swing Society, P.O. Box 2474, Carmichael, CA 95609:
Name(s), mailing address, email address, and telephone number.
Fees (make check payable to Western Swing Society)
Individual Membership, $15 per year.
Couples Membership, $20 per year. (one address only).
Dues renew every July.
If you join during any other month, your membership fee will be prorated to align with the July renewal.
You will receive a color version of our newsletter via email. Paid membership also includes reduced admission fee at
Society music functions, and the right to vote in Society elections and on proposed By-Law changes.
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 6
Sunday, January 7, 2017 ~ 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Juliet Gobert & The Heifer Belles
FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING PLEASURE
Check out Barbara Martin’s
http://www.wsmonthly.com/subscribe.html
Letter From The Editor
HELP! Here is a way that
everyone can help. Let’s do a
better job of clearing the tables
before we leave. It makes it so
much easier for the clean-up
crew. Thank You.
See Ya All in January, Ronnie (co-editor)
THANK YOU, VOLUNTEERS
shown and not shown here
THANK YOU, TYPISTS!
Big thanks go out to our volunteers: Claudia Ezzell,
and Shelley Elkan, for helping to digitize historical
biographies so they can be added to our website by
Dave Rietz. Dave is doing a “bang up” job of mod-
ernizing our website! Check it out!
Lloyd Hooper (10/6/31-12/22/2017)
Dear Western Swing Family,
Our dear friend, leader of the
band The Cascade Ramblers,
past-president and member of
the NWWSMS board and
2005 Hall of Fame Inductee,
Lloyd Hooper passed away
peacefully, December 22.
Lloyd was also inducted in to the Western Swing
Hall of Fame on
10/7/2007.
To send his wife,
Fern, and the family
a card, please mail it
to:
12076 Cohoe Drive
Burlington, WA
98233
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 7
Western Swing Society Board Meeting Minutes
December 3, 2017 10:49 AM
Roll Call: Board members present: Terry, Ronnie,
Rex, Chuck, Bill, Tony, Olen, Dave, and Edd
Guests: Don deMars, Shelley Elkan, Janet Jimenez
Approval of Minutes: Minutes approved
President’s Report: President Bill listed duties of
the president and spots that will need to be filled at
the end of his term. There is no definite news on the
situation of the Machinists Hall and changes at Aero
Jet General.
Treasurer’s Report: The treasurer reported that we
have a positive reserve; however we had a negative
income on last month’s dance.
Public Relations: Discussed having a second, mid-
year fundraiser; and possibly a New Year’s Eve par-
ty as a future event in addition to our Youth Fund-
raiser to kick off the Hall of Fame weekend
Newsletter: Editors stated that the submission of
western swing related articles are always welcome.
Report: none
Youth Band: (formerly the Scholarship Report) Edd
reported that a contract was signed with Dave Chan,
the Youth Band Director. He has begun to make
contacts to organize a youth band. Plans and details
were discussed.
Music Director’s Report: We have a full schedule
for the coming year.
Web Master: Dave asked the board to review our
web page and give him feedback. He also solicited
ideas for using it as a promotional tool, and ideas
were discussed.
Unfinished Business: Logistics of the WSS mem-
bership list was discussed.
New Business: none
PICTURES NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT
Pictures are now available online. A link will be
available for each month’s dance pictures in the
newsletter and on our website
http://westernswingsociety.net/.
12-3-2017 Montlhy Dance pictures
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Qc9qY0HP84nCPllM2
MAILBAG
Great newsletter! Thank you
so much for sharing the arti-
cle on Biff. Our folks will
certainly enjoy it, and what
an inspiration he is!
Warm regards, Jeanne Yeari-
an
Ronnie and Shelley,
Thank you for the photos. All the best to you and
your family for the holidays.
Sincerely,"Desert" Dan Whitney
Thank you, everyone, for your contributions to our
mailbag!
Ronnie and Shelley Elkan/Editors
Baughman / Elkan and the “Christmas Cookies” band play a
special Christmas show for the December 3rd dance.
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 8
DANCERS
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 9
TOE TAPPERS
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 10
CELEBRATING OUR GOOD TIMES
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 11
FRIENDS AND FAMILY
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 12
OTHER WESTERN SWING MUSIC
ORGANIZATIONS/MUSIC HAPPENINGS
Bakersfield Country Music Museum, P.O. Box
81623, Bakersfield CA 93380-1623. Call 661-366-
6003 24/7 for more information.
Buck Ford & Pure Country Band: Check Web-
site for schedule, http://www.buckford.com/
calendar/
Canadian Western Swing Music Society, Con-
tact: John York, 3565 Cambridge St., Vancouver,
BC, Canada V5K 1M3. Phone 604-299-2301.
CA Old Time Fiddlers Association, Meets 2nd
Sunday. Orangevale Grange on Walnut Avenue in
Orangevale, CA. www.cbaontheweb.org/
region_details.asp? Region 2
Cowtown Society of Western Music, Contact:
Joe Baker, Membership Director, 940-452-6300,
4361 F.M. 1195, Mineral Springs, TX 76067
Greater Arizona Country/Western Swing Associ-
ation and Hall of Fame, Inc. PO Box 953, Dew-
ey, AZ 86326. Contact Jim Gamble at 928-458-
0714.
Lincoln Highway Band, 4th Sunday of the
month, 1-4pm, VFW POST 4647, 3300 U Street,
North Highlands, $5.00 cover charge. For more in-
formation call (916) 580-7390.
Northwest Western Swing Music Society,
Contact: Jeannie Yearian, President, 425-432-7888,
or cell 206-271-2295, Lynnwood Eagles, 19223
Hwy. 99, Lynnwood, WA. Meets 2nd Sunday
www.nwwsms.com
Sacramento Jazz Society, 2nd Sunday of each
month, NOON to 5:00 at Elks Lodge #6, 6446 Riv-
erside Blvd. and Florin Rd., Sacramento, CA 95831.
$8 for members and $10 for non-members.
Western Swing Music Society of the Southwest, PO Box 644, Shattuck, OK 73858. Meets quarterly.
Go to website at: www.wsmss.com.
WEB PAGE REPORT If you see this guy, Dave Rietz,
please thank him for the incredi-
ble work he is doing on our
website:
(westernswingsociety.net).
If you haven’t had a chance to visit it you’re miss-
ing out!
Dave is entering a complete list of Hall of Fame
members going all the way back to 1981 when our
organization was founded. It is a huge task that
takes up many hours of Dave’s time. Part of what he
is doing is retyping biographies so that they can be
put into the web page.
If you have typing skills and would like to help out
we could use all the help we can get. You can do as
much or as little as you would like and it would be a
great help. Contact Dave Rietz or Ronnie Elkan,
Thanks
Driving Instructions to MACHINISTS HALL: From Hwy 50, take the Sun-rise Blvd. South exit and cross two lights (Folsom Blvd. and Trade Center
Drive). After crossing Trade Center, be in the left lane and take the next left
turn which is Citrus Road. You will see an Enterprise Car Rental lot in front of you. Turn right into the driveway just past Enterprise. You’ll see our sign,
and you are there. Park, come in and join the fun.
MONTHLY MUSIC SESSIONS
The Western Swing Society holds a music and dance
session on the first Sunday of each month, featuring
guest bands and artists and jam sets.
1:00 pm to 5:30 pm at The Machinists Hall
2749 Sunrise Blvd., Rancho Cordova, CA*
Donation: $5 for Members; $8 for Non-Members
For information, browse to
www.westernswingsociety.net *The address is Sunrise, but the driveway is on Citrus.
Please assist the ladies at the door by having your
RED MEMBERSHIP CARD in your hand as you
enter the Hall. Thank you for your cooperation.
BIG REQUEST!
Youth Band Director’s Main Goal of the Month:
“Get the word out!”
Dave Chan is distributing an email to music and
performing arts teachers at high schools all around
the Sacramento area, along with other music-related
institutions such as Skip’s Music and Kline Music.
The email serves to introduce the Western Swing
Society, the youth band and its director. We are
striving to make this information available to all stu-
dents, regardless of whether they are formally en-
rolled in a music class, through vehicles such as
school newspapers and school websites, as long as it
is allowed by the principal of the school.
It is also important to have resources available in the
form of printed music for the students. Edd Burhans
has already supplied music for teaching 10 bona
fide western swing songs. Also in the works is the
establishment of an email system specifically for the
youth band to promote open and efficient communi-
cation for exclusive use of youth band director, fu-
ture youth band members and overseeing board
members. This will be overseen by Dave Rietz.
Western Swing Society Youth Program
ALBUM REVIEWS by Mike Gross
Album: 2CD Set- Double
Live at the Western Club
Artist: Jeff Woolsey and
the Dancehall Kings
Label: Shuffle One
This brand new 2CD set by
Jeff Woolsey and the
Dancehall Kings, recorded live in Navasota,
Texas is filled with 44 tunes (151 minutes) of
Texas dance hall, Western Swing and classic
country music. Jeff is the lead vocalist with
Dixie Hankins the album’s drummer. Jody
Cameron, the spotlighted
steel guitar player was re-
cently enshrined in the
Texas Steel Guitar Hall of
Fame. Chuck Crow plays pi-
ano and along with Dixie
does those wonderful har-
mony vocals. Paul Bennett is heard playing
fiddle and Eddie Moore is the bass guitar
player. Paul also does lead vocal on Kokomo
Arnold's Milk Cow Blues while Chuck and Dix-
ie do harmony vocals. Abigail Carr does har-
mony vocals on one of the tracks consisting
of three tunes.
The album opens with an introduction and
then a grouping of two Texas dance hall
memories. Throughout the album there are
many gems in this style of music recorded
originally by Faron Young, Ray Price, Conway
Twitty, Johnny Bush, Darrell McCall and Mel
Tillis among so many others. These include
classics such as Texas Dance Hall Girl, Jim, Jack and Rose, My Joy and What a Way to Live among them. There are also Bob Wills
memories such as Take Me Back to Tulsa and
Continued next column
WESTERN SWING SOCIETY MUSIC NEWS January 2018 - Page 13
Album Review Continued also many country memories, among them,
Drinkin' Thing from Gary Stewart and from
Webb Pierce There Stands the Glass. Jeff
and the band really swing on Route 66 and
there are so many more wonderful memories
that are brought back in this album set.
The cost is $25.00 for the 2-CD set. It can
be ordered from www.jeffwoolseymusic.com
or can also be ordered from CD Baby, as well
as digital download from I-Tunes.
Mike Gross, KSEY-FM, Seymour, TX & KTNK
-AM, Lompac, CA & www.swinginwest.com
