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Outsider Oldies - Wild Blood: Dusty 1968 Country
Los Angeles, 11.08.22
On this episode of Outsider Oldies, host Rich Tupica sticks to peculiar country singles issued in 1968. In that period, monsters like "Harper Valley P.T.A.,” “Folsom Prison Blues" and "Stand By Your Man" all dropped. They still get much love to this day, so we're skipping those. 1968 kicked out plenty of other now-forgotten Billboard lurkers. From oddball tunes to loner ballads, Nashville was on fire all 12 months of '68.
Tracklist
- Dee Mullins
I Am The Grass - Jim Ed Brown
The Enemy - Kenny Price
Going Home For The Last Time - Roy Drusky
You'd Better Sit Down Kids - Del Reeves
Wild Blood - Henson Cargill
Skip A Rope - Archie Campbell, Lorene Mann
Warm And Tender Love - Connie Smith
Run Away Little Tears - Don Gibson
It's A Long, Long Way To Georgia - Jimmy Dean
A Hammer And Nails - Nat Stuckey
My Can Do Can't Keep Up With My Want To - Jeannie Seely
Welcome Home To Nothing - Leon Ashley
Mental Journey - Stonewall Jackson
Angry Words - Dick Miles
The Last Goodbye - Billy Walker
Sundown Mary - Skeeter Davis
Set Him Free - Rusty Draper
Buffalo Nickel - The Homesteaders
Gonna Miss Me - Hank Snow
Who Will Answer (Alaluya No. 1) - Dave Dudley
I Keep Coming Back For More - Tompall And The Glaser Brothers
One Of These Days - Henson Cargill
She Thinks I'm On That Train
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