Truck Songs From The Past
From Flatt Eggs!
With all the to-do with the truck’s roaring around the world, horns honking and people shouting, I decided to dig through my collection and listen to all my old trucker albums. I wish I had more, but then Jethro Tull never sang Beggar’s Day to accommodate them big rigs.
Have fun with these truck drivin’ albums and in the meantime, remember to give a shout, or a honk everytime you come across one of them big rigs rollin’ down the bi-ways. And, keep on playing them (LP) records.
Keep On Truckin’!
From your Marshall Report blog friend and member…HENRY! He has these Trucker tunes ready for you to download. Click the LP on the first line of each album listed and it will take you to the zip where you can download for free at ZIPPY SHARE. And while you’re at it Henry says you’re welcome to visit his blog!
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Land Rovers, The – 19xx – Truck Drivin’ Son-Of-A-Gun (LP)
A Side:
A1 – I’m A Truck Drivin’ Son-Of-A-Gun
A2 – Rollin’ Thru Nashville
A3 – Haulin’ Dynamite
A4 – Many Miles Between
A5 – I’m A Truck Driving Man
B Side:
B1 – Black Smoke Against A Blue Sky
B2 – These Roads Are Rough But I Am So Tough
B3 – 200 Miles To Go
B4 – I Can See The End Of The Line
B5 – Six Days On The Road
Various Artists – 1963 – Truck Driver Songs (LP)
Side A:
A1. Big Casey (Tommy Downs)
A2. Haulin’ Freight (Bob Newman)
A3. Six Days On The Road (Swanee Caldwell)
A4. Gear Jammer (Jimmy Logsdon)
A5. Truck Driver’s Queen (Charlie Moore & Bill Napier)
A6. A Green Truck Driver’s First Experience With Radar (Coleman Wilson)
Side B:
B1. Wild Catter (Tommy Downs)
B2. Radar Blues Part 1 (Swanee Caldwell)
B3. Truck Drivin’ Daddy (Jimmy Logsdon)
B4. Lonesome Truck Driver’s Blues (Bob Newman)
B5. Truck Drivin’ Man (Cowboy Jack Derrick)
B6. Passing Zone Blues (Coleman Wilson)
Various Artists – 1965 – That’s Truckdrivin’ (LP)
Side A:
A1 – Giddy-Up Go (Red Sovine)
A2 – Convoy In The Sky (The Willis Brothers)
A3 – Ten Days Out, Two Days In (Joe Maphis)
A4 – Ridge Route (Johnny Bond)
A5 – Truck Driving Son-Of-A-Gun (Red Sovine)
A6 – Trucker’s Ramble (Tommy Hill’s String Band)
A7 – Hi-Way Man (Johnny Bond)
Side B:
B1 – Johnny Overload (Johnny Bond)
B2 – Girl On The Billboard (Red Sovine)
B3 – Long Haul Weekend (The Willis Brothers)
B4 – That’s Truck Drivin’ (Slim Jacobs)
B5 – Old Mac (Johnny Bond)
B6 – A Kiss And The Keys (Red Sovine)
B7 – Hi Ballin’ (Tommy Hill’s String Band)
Various Artists – How Fast Them Trucks Can Go! (LP)
Side A:
A1 – How Fast Them Trucks Can Go! (Claude Gray)
A2 – 18 Wheels A Hummin’ Home Sweet Home (Mac Wiseman)
A3 – Truck Drivin’ Son Of A Gun (Red Sovine)
A4 – Movin’ On (Mike Lunsford)
A5 – A Tombstone Every Mile (Charlie Moore)
Side B:
B1 – Six Days On The Road (Red Sovine)
B2 – Alabam (Cowboy Copas)
B3 – Truck Drivin’ Buddy (Frankie Miller)
B4 – Little Joe (Red Sovine)
B5 – Sneakin Across The Border (Hardin Trio)
Various Artists – 1979 – Roadrunner (LP)
Side A:
A1 – Truck Drivin’ Son Of A Gun (Dave Dudley)
A2 – Tie A Yellow Ribbon ‘Round The Old Oak Tree (Johnny Carver)
A3 – The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)
A4 – King Of The Open Road (Red Sovine)
A5 – Kansas City (Wilbert Harrison)
A6 – How Far To Little Rock (Stanley Brothers)
Side B:
B1 – White Knight (Timmy Hill’s Music Festival)
B2 – Endless Black Ribbon (Tiny Harris)
B3 – Away Out On The Mountain (Billy Walker)
B4 – Giddyup-Go Answer (Minnie Pearl)
Various Artists – 1979 – Super Slab Hits (LP)
Side A:
A1 – Teddy Bear (Red Sovine)
A2 – A Dime At A Time (Del Reeves)
A3 – Give Me Forty Acres (The Willis Brothers)
A4 – Wolverton Mountain (Claude King)
A5 – Six Days On The Road (Dave Dudley)
Side B:
B1 – Convoy (T.H. Music Festival)
B2 – Country Roads (Nashville Harmonica)
B3 – Sittin’ In An All Night Cafe (Warner Mack)
B4 – Pinball Machine (Lonnie Irving)
B5 – Honky Tonk (Bill Doggett)
KEEP ON TRUCKIN’ INTO THE KINGDOM – TRUCK, TRUCK, TRUCK!!
HENRY
