Red Murrell and his Ozark Playboys Born:  June 27, 1921 Died:  February 10, 2001 KXLA Pasadena, CA KYA San Francisco, CA

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Recordings (78rpm/45rpm)   Atlas Rec. No. Side Song Title   AT-158 A Steel Guitar Rag   AT-158 B I Learned My Lesson Too Late   Capitol Rec. No. Side Song Title   40229 A Paper Heart   40229 B Ernest Tubb's Talking Blues   40262 A The Letter I Forgot To Mail   40262 B Sittin' On Top Of The World   57-40229 A Ernest Tubb's Talkin' Blues   57-40229 B Paper Heart   Cavalier Rec. No. Side Song Title   850 A The Way She Got Away   850 B Nobody But You   851 A Love's Commandments   851 B Two Evil Eyes   860 A Good Old Country Moon   860 B Good Old Country Moon   871 A Ernest Tubb's Talking Blues (w/Jimmy Rivers and Cherokees)   871 B Two Timing Heart (w/Jimmy Rivers and Cherokees)   Signature Rec. No. Side Song Title   1020 A Wake Up, Babe   1020 B If You're The Sweetheart Of Somebody Else   1021 A Get That Chip Off Your Soldier   1021 B In Her Own Peculiar Way