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Monday 21 March 2011

RICH RECORDS (#2)



Now where was I?

For some reason, which I cannot begin to fathom, the RICH label seems to have restarted reusing the same numerical sequence! There is a notation on the label of these later releases to the effect that the recordings / label design were copyrighted in 1944. The majority of known releases are by the 101 Ranch Boys. The Ranch Boy’s RICH material is being made available on a BACM CD next month, so for the time being I will not upload any audio files of their RICH material.

RICH 7107
101 RANCH BOYS
Won’t You Ride In My Little Red Wagon? (Vocal – Cliff Brown) (7107.A)
(Rex Griffin) (No Publisher Noted)
Honeysuckle Rose (Instrumental) (7107.B)
(Razuf – Waller) (No Publisher Noted)

RICH 7108
(No Information)

RICH 7109
101 RANCH BOYS
Back In The Saddle Again (Vocal – George Long) (7109.A)
(Ray Whitley – Gene Autry) (No Publisher Noted)
Tico – Tico (Tico – Tico No Fuba) (Instrumental) (7109.B)
(Oliveira – Drake – Abreu) (No Publisher Noted)

RICH 7110
(No Information)

RICH 7111
BOB NELSON AND HIS SIERRA RANGERS
(I’m Travelin’ Again) Down That Long Long Trail (7111.A)
(Rich – Broughton) (No Publisher Noted)
The Sheep-Herder’s Dream (7111.B)
(Rich – Broughton) (No Publisher Noted)




RICH 7112
(No Information)

RICH 7113
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring George Long, Andy Reynolds, Smokey Roberts
Cimmaron (Vocal Trio) (7113.A) (M. 8)
(Johnny Bond) (No Publisher Noted)
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring Leonard T. Zinn
Paradise Isle (Instrumental) (7113.B) (M. 2)
(Harry Dupree – Charles Gunther) (No Publisher Noted)

RICH 7114
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring George Long, Andy Reynolds, Smokey Roberts
Blue Ranger (Vocal Trio) (7114.A) (M. 6)
(Tom Gindhart – Jack Howard) (No Publisher Noted)
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring Andy Reynolds
I’ll Find Someone (Vocal – Andy Reynolds) (7114.B) (M. 3)
(Andy Hanley) (No Publisher Noted)

RICH 7115
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring Cliff Brown
I Belong To Only You (Vocal – Cliff Brown) (7115.A) (M. 4)
(Cliff Brown) (No Publisher Noted)
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring Smokey Roberts
The 101 Boogie (Instrumental) (7115.B) (M. 1)
(Smokey Roberts) (No Publisher Noted)

RICH 7116
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring George Long, Andy Reynolds, Smokey Roberts
The Timber Trail (Vocal Trio) (7116.A) (M. 5)
(Tim Spencer) (No Publisher Noted)
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring George Long
Someday, You’ll Be Sorry (Vocal – George Long) (7116.B) (M. 7)
(Andy Reynolds) (No Publisher Noted)

"The Timber Trail" was reissued on the HIGHWAY label

HIGHWAY 1003
101 RANCH BOYS – Featuring Smokey Roberts, George Long, Andy Reynolds
The Timber Trail (Vocal Trio) (1003) (DH-4-A)
(Tim Spencer) (No Publisher Noted)

Reverse of HIGHWAY 1003 is by Don Paull (With Flynn’s Long Horn Rustlers)

2 comments:

  1. Nice records, and very hard to find too.
    Tell me how can i get the "101 Ranch boys" records?
    I'm a country music collector too, and i have thousands of old 78's records.
    Bob

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  2. Leonard T. Zinn
    Leonard is still playing steel and playing a lot of fime Hawaiian music. I see him at a couple of Hawaiian steel shows every year.
    Floyd

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