Country albums
- February 12, 1957
- Audrey Williams - I'll Let The Telephone Ring
- February 12, 1957
- Sonny James - First Date, First Kiss, First Love
- March 10, 1957
- Faron Young - The Shrine Of St. Cecilia
- September 25, 1957
- Justin Tubb - If You'll Be My Love / The Party Is Over
- August 6, 1957
- George Morgan - Morgan, By George!
- July 12, 1957
- Sonny James - Young Love
- January 11, 1957
- Die Ponny-Boys - Dort Am Fluß
- December 10, 1957
- Mel Tillis - It Takes A Worried Man To Sing A Worried Blues
- November 24, 1957
- Wade Ray - All Or Nothin' Man / When I Lost You
- December 5, 1957
- Ferlin Husky - Gone / Missing Persons
- March 17, 1957
- Marvin Rainwater - Songs By Marvin Rainwater
- September 2, 1957
- Red Foley With The Anita Kerr Singers - Sweet Innocence / Why Ask For The Moon
- November 9, 1957
- Jimmie Skinner - I Found My Girl In The USA
- June 10, 1957
- Slim Whitman - I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen
- July 28, 1957
- Sonny James - Sonny - Part 2
- December 2, 1956
- Tennessee Ernie Ford - His Hands
- January 2, 1956
- Wanda Jackson - You Won't Forget (About Me) / The Heart You Could Have Had
- November 2, 1956
- Harry And Jeanie West - Smoky Mountain Ballads
- October 3, 1956
- Kitty Wells - Repenting / I'm Counting On You
- September 9, 1956
- Rusty Draper - Rusty Meets Hoagy: Rusty Draper Sings The Songs Of Hoagy Carmichael
- February 12, 1956
- The Sons Of The Pioneers - For The Love Of You / Timmy's Tune
- October 13, 1956
- John A. Lomax, Jr. - Sings: American Folk Songs
- February 10, 1956
- The Four Lads - The Four Lads Sing Four Hits
- July 16, 1956
- Jean Shepard - You're Calling Me Sweetheart Again
- September 5, 1956
- Various - Hillbilly Hit Parade Volume I
- September 3, 1956
- Rose Maddox With Eddie Cletro's Orchestra - Hey Little Dreamboat / Tall Men
- December 9, 1956
- Wanda Jackson - Wasted / I Cried Again
- September 6, 1956
- Dick Richards With Eddie Zack And His Dude Ranchers - Just Walking In The Rain
- November 27, 1956
- Red Foley - Beyond The Sunset
- April 26, 1956
- Link Davis - Grasshopper Rock
- May 24, 1956
- Hank Snow The Singing Ranger And His Rainbow Ranch Boys - Two Won't Care / Stolen Moments
- February 1, 1956
- Joe Maphis (King Of The Strings) - Guitar Rock And Roll / Tennessee Two Step
- July 17, 1956
- Various - Schlager-Illustrierte Folge 3
- May 14, 1956
- Patsy Cline - I Love You, Honey / Come On In
- February 11, 1956
- Carl Smith - Carl Smith
- February 24, 1956
- Hank Williams - Honky-Tonkin' Vol. 1
- August 6, 1956
- Delmar Shirley - Life Is A Dream / Ladies Fancy
- June 6, 1956
- Jimmy Wakely - Blue Nosed Mule / The Hand That Swept The Stars (Across The Sky)
- April 17, 1955
- Tommy Collins - It Tickles / Let Down
- September 16, 1955
- Red Foley With The Anita Kerr Singers - Someone To Care / I See God
- March 28, 1955
- Cowboy Copas - Hello Darling / The Talking Mule
- April 25, 1955
- Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - New Osage Stomp / Echo Yodel
- February 8, 1955
- Bobby Lord - I'm The Devil Who Made Her That Way / Ain't Cha Ever Gonna?
- March 28, 1955
- Sheb Wooley - Humdinger
- September 1, 1955
- Marty Robbins - Maybelline / This Broken Heart Of Mine
- March 14, 1955
- Red Foley - Beyond The Sunset
- August 12, 1955
- The Maddox Brothers And Rose - Will There Be Any Stars In My Crown / Just Over The Stars
- December 12, 1955
- Dick Williams - Livin' It Up / Robber
- November 9, 1955
- Lonnie Barron With The Farm Boys - You're Not The First Girl / Sentimental Me, Sentimental She
- October 19, 1955
- Sons Of The Pioneers - The Tennessee Rock And Roll / The Three Of Us
- June 15, 1955
- Jack Tucker - First On Your List / Stark, Staring Madly In Love (With You)
- June 14, 1955
- Lefty Frizzell - I'll Sit Alone And Cry / Moonlight, Darling, And You
- April 3, 1955
- Hank Snow And His Rainbow Ranch Boys - In An Eighteenth Century Drawing Room
- January 22, 1955
- Frankie Miller - What You Do From Now On
- November 26, 1955
- Anita Carter - That's What Makes The Juke Box Play
- April 7, 1955
- Tex Ritter - These Hands / The Last Frontier
- August 18, 1955
- George Morgan - I'd Like To Know
- November 11, 1955
- York Brothers - Don't Get Your Dander Up
- July 20, 1955
- Carl Story And His Ramblin' Mountaineers - Follow Him / They Have Gone Home
- March 18, 1955
- Zag Pennell - I'm Doing All Right / T. L. C.
- February 16, 1955
- Johnny Cash And Tennessee Two - Hey, Porter! / Cry! Cry! Cry!
- June 10, 1955
- Lefty Frizzell - Your Tomorrows Will Never Come / It Gets Late So Early
- November 17, 1955
- Tex Williams & His Orchestra - Roses And Revolvers / Rancho Boogie
- June 21, 1955
- Hawkshaw Hawkins - Car Hoppin' Mama / The Love You Steal
- November 6, 1955
- Homer And Jethro - The Nutty Lady Of Shady Lane
- June 21, 1955
- Bill Lowery - Rusty Old Halo
- April 15, 1955
- Charline Arthur - Soft Hearted Gal / For Old Times' Sake
- June 26, 1955
- The Louvin Brothers - I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby / In The Middle Of Nowhere
- June 20, 1954
- Slim Whitman - The Singing Hills / I Hate To See You Cry
- September 22, 1954
- Sonny James - She Done Give Her Heart to Me
- May 24, 1954
- Webb Pierce - In The Jailhouse Now / I'm Gonna Fall Out Of Love With You
- January 3, 1954
- Neal Burris & His Melody Ramblers - Bonita, Chiquita / Put A Little Sweetnin'
- September 10, 1954
- Sunshine Ruby - That Ain't In Any Catalog / I Got My First Kiss Last Night
- December 27, 1954
- Little Jimmy Dickens - Out Behind The Barn / Closing Time
- July 18, 1954
- Eddy Arnold, The Tennessee Plowboy And His Guitar - My Everything / Second Fling
- August 28, 1954
- Rod Morris - That's Nature / Nobody Knows Grandpa Like Grandma
- May 10, 1954
- Slim Whitman - Slim Whitman And His Singing Guitar
- July 25, 1954
- Lefty Frizzell - A King Without A Queen / You Can Always Count On Me
- February 18, 1954
- The Carter Sisters And Mother Maybelle - Well I Guess I Told You Off / (Is This) My Destiny
- March 15, 1954
- Tommy Hill - The Life That I'm Living / Love Me, Baby
- March 25, 1954
- Goldie Hill, Justin Tubb - Looking Back To See / I Miss You So
- March 21, 1954
- Webb Pierce - The Wondering Boy
- July 14, 1954
- Delbert Barker, Queen City Sacred Quartet - Whispering Hope
- April 3, 1954
- James Cotton - Straighten Up Baby / My Baby
- July 14, 1954
- Rusty Howard, The Rhythm Rangers / Bob Sandy, The Rhythm Rangers - Bimbo / You All Come
- July 27, 1954
- Joe Carson - Show Me Now / Don't Enter
- June 22, 1954
- Cowboy Copas - (I'm A) Stranger In My Home / I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)
- June 24, 1954
- Myrna Lorrie - Are You Mine / You Bet I Kissed Him
- June 12, 1954
- Marty Robbins - Call Me Up (And I'll Come Calling On You)
- May 6, 1954
- Wesley And Marilyn Tuttle - Tennessee Mambo
- June 9, 1954
- Goldie Hill - Treat Me Kind / Please Don't Betray Me
- October 12, 1954
- Red Foley - Never / Hearts Of Stone
- April 10, 1954
- Ramblin' Jimmie Dolan - I'll Never Go Sailing Again / Look-A Here, Baby
- April 15, 1954
- Wanda Jackson - You'd Be The First To Know / If You Don't Somebody Else Will
- October 25, 1953
- Jacoby Bros. - Bicycle Wreck / Doubtful Heart
- March 7, 1953
- Red Foley With Owen Bradley And His Ragland Band - Hot Dog Rag / That Old River Line
- December 22, 1953
- "Little" Jimmy Dickens - Barefooted Little Cowboy / No Place Like Home On Christmas
- September 18, 1953
- Hank Snow - I'm Moving On To Glory / He'll Understand And Say “Well Done”
- June 13, 1953
- Betty Cody - Pale Moon / I Hate Myself For Loving You So Much
- January 16, 1953
- Hank Snow, The Singing Ranger And The Rainbow Ranch Boys - Spanish Fire Ball / Between Fire And Water
- June 8, 1953
- Kitty Wells - Hey Joe / My Cold Cold Heart Is Melted Now
- December 28, 1953
- Ray Price - The Wrong Side Of Town
- November 5, 1953
- Tex Williams And His Orchestra - The Big, Big Lie / Changeable
- November 1, 1953
- Cowboy Copas - Will You Forget / Look What I Got
- September 25, 1953
- Onie Wheeler And His Ozark Boys - Run 'Em Off / When We All Get There
- September 26, 1953
- Helen O'Connell - Six Buzzard Feathers And A Mockin' Bird's Tail / Joseph! Joseph!
- February 14, 1953
- Chet Atkins - Stringin' Along With Chet Atkins
- October 4, 1953
- T. Texas Tyler - Jealous Love / Bumming Around
- June 11, 1953
- Jimmy Logsdon - Pa-Paya-Mama / In The Mission Of St. Augustine
- April 17, 1953
- Moon Mullican - Rocket To The Moon / Rheumatism Boogie
- April 12, 1953
- Curtis Gordon - Tell 'Em No / Little Bo-Peep
- August 2, 1953
- Joyce Moore - The Hard Way / The Devil In Me
- August 15, 1953
- Grandpa Jones - My Heart Is Like A Train / That New Vitamine
- December 17, 1953
- Tibby Edwards - If You Love Me, Let Me Know It / Walkin' And Cryin' With The Blues
- April 7, 1953
- Hank Snow, The Singing Ranger And The Rainbow Ranch Boys - I Don't Hurt Anymore / My Arabian Baby
- June 16, 1953
- Ernest Tubb And Red Foley - Volume 1
- May 21, 1953
- The Elliott Brothers (Lloyd And Bill) And Their Orchestra - Steel Guitar Rag
- November 16, 1953
- Herby Remington - Remington Ride / Steel Guitar Waltz
- May 5, 1952
- Ken Marvin - (A Heartache Soldier On) Heartbreak Ridge / Missing In Action
- June 28, 1952
- Jimmie Skinner - I Ain't Got Time / I Saw Your Face In The Crowd
- January 2, 1952
- Murray Phillips & Ralph Camargo - Buffalo Bill And The Pony Express
- September 21, 1952
- Elton Britt - The Blacksmith Blues / Five Glasses On A Texas Bar
- February 7, 1952
- Eddy Arnold, The Tennessee Plowboy And His Guitar - Eddie Arnold Sings
- May 13, 1952
- Ken Marvin - Let's Take The Long Way Home
- May 22, 1952
- Hank Williams With His Drifting Cowboys - I'm Sorry For You, My Friend / Honky Tonk Blues
- April 11, 1952
- Preston Ward With Harry Adams - Orange Blossom Special / How Can I Help Lovin’ You
- December 25, 1952
- Jack Rhodes & His Lone Star Buddies - Eternity / I've Lived A Lot In My Time
- February 3, 1952
- Jimmie Osborne - God Has Taken My Flower / A Million People Have Died
- February 10, 1952
- Louvin Brothers - The Great Atomic Power / Insured Beyond The Grave
- February 2, 1952
- Bob Wills And Carolina Cotton With The Texas Playboys - I'm All Alone / Three Miles South Of Cash In Arkansas
- May 19, 1952
- "Little" Jimmy Dickens - No Tears In Heaven / He Spoke Not A Word
- March 20, 1952
- Luke The Drifter - Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw / Why Don't You Make Up Your Mind
- April 2, 1952
- Hank Williams With His Drifting Cowboys - Half As Much / Let's Turn Back The Years
- September 3, 1951
- Chuck Oakes And His Chuck Wagon Boys - Waltz Of Virginia / Hey! It's Chuck's Boogie
- August 3, 1951
- Buccaroo Billy - Shadows Of My Heart / Blue As I Can Be
- November 17, 1951
- Chet Atkins - The Jitterbug Waltz / My Crazy Heart (For Company)
- November 1, 1951
- Jimmie Skinner - 'Tis Sweet To Be Remembered / Send Me A Penny Postcard
- March 15, 1951
- Jimmy Wakely - Don't Be Lonely / I'll Never Do A Thing To Hurt You
- December 5, 1951
- Kenny Roberts and Tommy Sosebee - The Sissy Song / She Said
- November 4, 1951
- Hank Snow (The Singing Ranger) And The Rainbow Ranch Boys - The Rhumba Boogie
- November 10, 1951
- Hank Snow (The Singing Ranger) And His Rainbow Ranch Boys - Music Makin' Mama From Memphis / The Highest Bidder
- February 13, 1951
- Webb Pierce - Drifting Texas Sand
- June 2, 1951
- Les Paul With Mary Ford - Mockin' Bird Hill / Chicken Reel
- May 12, 1951
- Pee Wee King And His Golden West Cowboys - The Strange Little Girl / Chew Tobacco Rag
- April 27, 1951
- Cowboy Copas And Kathy Copas - I Love You (My Darling, I Love You) / Tennessee Flat Guitar
- December 12, 1951
- Elton Britt And The Skytoppers - Then I'll Grow Tired Of You
- April 5, 1951
- Bob Newman - Leftover Hash / Lonesome Truck Drivers Blues
- October 9, 1951
- Red Sovine - Fourflusher / Farewell, So Long, Goodbye
- January 15, 1951
- Homer And Jethro - I'm Movin' On No. 2
- March 16, 1951
- "Little" Jimmy Dickens - Cold Feet / Bessie the Heifer