Chanteur US né le 29 septembre 1907 à Tigga (Texas). Gene Autry débute en 1928 en obtenant une audition chez Victor Records de New York. Il commence alors à enregistrer pour Victor puis Champion, Columbia, Mist Letoe, Republic, Clarion, Conqueror, Harmony, Perfect, Melotone, Oriole, Banner, Romeo, Velvet Tone et Vocalion. En 1931, Gene se rend à Hollywood où il tournera dans plus de cinquante films Western de série B. Gene Autry fut élu au Country Music Hall Of Fame en 1969. Surtout connu comme chanteur et acteur, il fut aussi un auteur accompli. Gene est
décédé le 2 octobre 1998 à son domicile de Studio City près de Los Angeles.
Gene Autry
was more than a musician. His music, coupled with his careers in movies and on
radio and television, made him a part of the mythos that has made up the
American identity for the past hundred years — John Wayne with a little bit of
Sam Houston and Davy Crockett all rolled into one, with a great singing voice
and an ear for music added on. He defined country music for two generations of
listeners, cowboy songs for much of the 20th century, and American music for
much of the world. He was country music's first genuine "multimedia" star, the
best-known country & western singer on records, in movies, on radio, and on
television from the early '30s until the mid-'50s. His 300 songs cut between
1929 and 1964 include nine gold record awards and one platinum record; his 93
movies saved one big chunk of the movie industry, delighted millions, and made
millionaires of several producers (as well as Autry himself); his radio and
television shows were even more popular and successful; and a number of his
songs outside of the country & western field have become American pop culture
touchstones.
The biggest selling country & western singer of the middle of the 20th century
was born Orvon Gene Autry on September 29, 1907, in the tiny Texas town of Tioga,
the son of Delbert and Elnora Ozmont Autry. He was first taught to sing at age
five by his grandfather, William T. Autry, a Baptist preacher and descendant of
some of the earliest settlers in Texas, contemporaries of the Houstons and the
Crocketts (an Autry had died at the Alamo). The boy's interest in music was
encouraged by his mother, who taught him hymns and folk songs and read psalms to
him at night. Autry got his first guitar at age 12, bought from the Sears,
Roebuck & Co. catalog for eight dollars (saved from his work as a hired hand on
his uncle's farm baling and stacking hay). By the time he was 15, he had played
anyplace there was to perform in Tioga, including school plays and the local
cafe, but made most of his living working for the railroad as an apprentice at
$35 a month. Later on, as a proper telegraph operator, he was making $150 a
month, which those days was a comfortable income in that part of Texas.
He was working the four-to-midnight shift at the local telegraph office in
Chelsea, OK, one summer night in 1927 when, to break up the monotony, he began
strumming a guitar and singing quietly to himself. A customer came into the
office; rather than insisting upon immediate service, he motioned for Autry to
continue singing, then sat down to watch and listen while he looked over the
pages he was preparing to send. At one point, the visitor asked him to sing
another. Finally, after dropping his copy on the counter, the customer told
Autry that with some hard work, he might have a future on the radio, and should
consider going to New York to pursue a singing career. The man, whom Autry had
recognized instantly, was Will Rogers, the humorist, writer, and movie actor,
and one of the most popular figures in the entertainment world of that era.
Autry didn't immediately give up his job, but just over a year later he was in
New York auditioning for a representative of RCA Victor. The judgment was that
he had a good voice, but should stay away from pop hits, find his own kind of
songs and his own sound, and get some experience. He was back six months later,
on October 9, 1929, cutting his first record, "My Dreaming of You"/"My Alabama
Home," for Victor. Two weeks later, Autry was making a demo record for the
Columbia label of Jimmie Rodgers' "Blue
Yodel No. 5." Present that same day in the studio were two up-and-coming singers,
Rudy Vallée and Kate Smith. Autry found himself being pressured to sign an
exclusive contract with Victor, but chose instead to sign with the American
Record Corporation. Their general manager, Arthur Sattherly (who would later
record Leadbelly, among many other acts),
persuaded Autry that while Victor was a large company and could offer more money
and a better marketing apparatus, he would be lost at Victor amid its existing
stable of stars, whereas ARC would treat him as their most important star.
Additionally, Sattherly — through a series of arrangements involving major
retail and chain stores across the country — now had the means to get Autry's
records into peoples' hands as easily as Victor.
His first recordings had just been released when his mother, who'd been ill for
months, died at the age of 45, apparently of cancer. Autry's father began
drifting away soon afterward, and he became the head of the family and the main
supporter of himself, two sisters, and a younger brother. In early December of
1929, Autry cut his first six sides for ARC. The music was a mix of hillbilly,
blues, country, yodel songs, and cowboy ballads. His breakthrough record, "That
Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine," co-written by Autry and his friend Jimmy Long one
night at the railroad depot, was released in 1931. The song sold 30,000 copies
within a month, and by the end of a year 500,000 had been sold, an occasion that
American Records decided to mark with the public presentation of a gold-plated
copy of the record. Autry received a second gold record when sales later broke
one million. And that was where the notion of the Gold Record Award was born.
The record also led him into a new career on the radio as Oklahoma's Yodeling
Cowboy on the National Barn Dance show sponsored by WLS out of Chicago. It was
there that Autry became a major national star — his record sales rose assisted
by his exposure on radio.
During the early years of his career, Autry took a number of important
collaborators and musicians aboard. Among them were Fred Rose, the songwriter (later
responsible for "Your Cheatin' Heart") with whom he collaborated on many of his
hits, and fiddle player Carl Cotner (who also played sax, clarinet, and piano),
who became his arranger. Autry had a knack for knowing a good song when he heard
it (though he almost passed on the biggest hit of his career), and for knowing
when a song needed something extra in its arrangement, but it was Cotner who was
able to translate his sensibilities into musical notes and arrangements. Mary
Ford, later of Les Paul fame, was in Autry's band at one time, and in 1936 Autry
signed up a 17-year-old guitar player named
Merle Travis, the future country star and songwriter.
By the early '30s, Autry became one of the most beloved singers in country &
western music. By 1933, he was getting fan letters by the hundreds every week,
and his record sales were only going up. Autry's career might've been made right
there, but fate intervened again that year, in the form of the movie business.
The Western — especially the B Western, the bottom-of-the-bill, low-budget
action oater — had been hit very hard by the coming of sound in the years 1927
to 1929. Audiences expected dialogue in their movies, and most Western stars up
to that time were a lot better at riding, roping, and shooting than reading
lines. Not only did producers and directors need something to fill up the
soundtracks of their movies, especially on the limited budgets of the B
Westerns, but something to substitute for violent action, which was being
increasingly criticized by citizen groups.
Cowboy star Ken Maynard, who was a
great trick rider and stuntman but no singer, had tried singing songs in a few
of his movies, and the producers noticed that the songs had gone over well
despite his vocal limitations. Maynard
was making another Western, In Old Santa Fe (1934), for Mascot Pictures,
and producer Nat Levine decided to try an experiment, putting in a musical
number sung by a professional. By sheer chance, the American Record Company and
Mascot Pictures were locked together financially, though indirectly, and with
the help from the president of ARC, Levine was steered toward Autry.
A phone call brought the young singer and another ARC performer — multi-instrumentalist/comedian
Smiley Burnette — out to
Hollywood, where, after a quick meeting and screen test, the two were put into
In Old Santa Fe. Autry had only one scene, singing a song and calling a
square dance, but that scene proved to be one of the most popular parts of the
movie.
Levine next stuck Autry and Burnette
into a Ken Maynard serial, Mystery
Mountain, in minor supporting roles. But Autry's next appearance was much
more important, as the star of the highly successful 12-chapter serial The
Phantom Empire. Perhaps recognizing that Autry was no "actor," and that he
had an audience of millions already, he, the writers, and the producer agreed
that he should simply play "Gene Autry," a good-natured radio singer and
sometime cowboy. The success of Autry's early films was not enough to save
Mascot Pictures, which collapsed under the weight of debts held by Consolidated
Film Laboratories, which did Mascot's film processing. In 1935, Consolidated
forced a merger of Mascot and a handful of other small studios and formed
Republic Pictures, with Consolidated's president, Herbert J. Yates, at the helm.
Republic thrived in the B movie market, ultimately dominating the entire field
for the next 20 years. And central to Republic's success were the Westerns of
Gene Autry.
His first starring Western for the newly organized Republic Pictures,
Tumbling Tumbleweeds (released on September 5, 1935), which also included
the singing group the Sons of the Pioneers,
was a huge hit, and was followed by Melody Trail, The Sagebrush
Troubador, and The Singing Vagabond, all released during the final
three months of 1935. Autry settled into a schedule of one movie every six weeks,
or eight per year, at $5,000 per movie, and a formula was quickly established.
The production values on these movies were modest, in keeping with their low
budgets and tight shooting schedules, but within the framework of B Westerns and
the context of their music, they were first-rate productions. By 1937 and for
five years after — a string that was only broken when he enlisted in the army
during World War II — Autry was rated in an industry survey of theater owners as
one of the top ten box-office attractions in the country, alongside the likes of
James Cagney and Clark Gable. Autry was the only cowboy star to make the list,
and the only actor from B movies on the list.
For Republic Pictures, his movies were such a cash cow, and so popular in the
southern, border, and western states, that the tiny studio was able to use them
as a way to force "block booking" on theater owners and chains — that is,
theaters only got access to the Autry movies scheduled each season if they
bought all of Republic's titles for that season. It was Autry's discovery of
this policy (which, in fairness, was practiced by every major studio at the
time, and led to the anti-trust suit by the government that ultimately forced
the studios to give up their theater chains) in early 1938 that led to his first
break with Republic. The problems had been brewing for some time, over Autry's
unhappiness at never having gotten a raise from his original Mascot-era
$5,000-per-movie deal, and contractual clauses — which had never been exercised,
but worried him nonetheless — giving Republic a share of his radio, personal
appearance, and endorsement earnings. After trying unsuccessfully to work out
the problems with Yates, Autry walked out of the studio chief's office and
thereafter refused to report for the first day's shooting on a movie called
Washington Cowboy, later retitled Under Western Stars when it became
the debut of Roy Rogers.
After eight months of legal sparring, Autry was left enjoined from making live
appearances. Republic, however, found itself with an uprising of theater owners
and chains on its hands — without a guarantee that it would have any Autry
movies to release, the studio's entire annual distribution plans were
jeopardized. By the fall of 1938 the two sides had come to terms, with raises
for Autry and freedom from the most onerous clauses in his old contract. Despite
his best efforts, however, he couldn't help the theater owners over the block-booking
policy, for it was now entrenched in the industry and an integral part of
Republic's business plan.
Meanwhile, his recording career continued, often in tandem with the movies.
Whenever Republic could, the studio licensed the rights to whatever hit song
Autry had most recently recorded to use it as the title of his newest picture —
when this was done, Republic always charged the theater owners somewhat more for
the film, and they paid it, because the song had "pre-sold" the movie to the
public. The songs kept coming, sometimes out of the movies themselves, and not
always his own: Autry's friend Ray Whitley had written "Back in the Saddle Again"
for a 1938 George O'Brien Western called Border G-Man, and when Autry was
looking for a theme song for his own radio show, he went back to Whitley's song,
made a few changes, and recorded it himself. Along with "That Silver-Haired
Daddy of Mine," it was the song he would be most closely associated with.
Autry's career was interrupted by his service in the military during World War
II, but when he returned to the recording and movie studios in 1945, he resumed
both his singing and film careers without skipping a beat. He was still a name
to be reckoned with at the box office, although he was never again ranked among
the top ten money-making stars of movies. The cultural dislocations caused by
World War II and their effect on rural and small-town America and on the movie
business, as well as the impending arrival of television, had shrunk the B movie
market to a shadow of its 1930s glory. His movies still made money, however, and
he kept making them right into the beginning of the 1950s, after which he moved
into television production — Autry had already begun buying up radio stations
before the war, and by the early '50s he was owner of several television
stations, a studio, and his own production company, where he made his own
television program as well as others that he owned.
His singing career was bigger than ever, however. Even before the war, Autry had
occasionally moved away from country music and scored big, as with his 1940 hit
version of "Blueberry Hill," which predated
Fats Domino's recording by 16 years. After the war, he still did cowboy and
country songs such as "Silver Spurs" and "Sioux City Sue," sprinkled with
occasional folk songs and pop numbers. In 1949, however, Autry scored the
biggest single hit of his career — and possibly the second- or third-biggest hit
song ever recorded up to that time — with "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," a
song by Johnny Marks that Autry had recorded only reluctantly, in a single take
at the end of a session. That same year, he cut "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky," a
number by a former forest ranger named Stan Jones, which became both a country
and pop music standard, cut by everyone from Vaughan Monroe to
Johnny Cash.
By the mid-'50s, Autry's career had slowed. Rock & roll and R&B were attracting
younger listeners, and a new generation of country music stars, heralded by
Johnny Cash and
Marty Robbins, was beginning to
attract serious sales. Autry, then in his forties, still had his audience, but
he gradually receded from the limelight to attend to his burgeoning business
interests. He died October 2, 1998.
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Talents : Singer, Songwriter, Guitar, Industry Executive
Style musical : Singing Cowboy, Traditional Country
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DISCOGRAPHIE
78 tours, Singles & EP
| 1931 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | That Silver-Haired Daddy Of Mine / ? |
| 1933 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | The Yellow Rose Of Texas / ? |
| 1934 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | The Last Round-Up / ? |
| 1935 | 78 t. ROMEO 35-10-18 (US) | . | Ridin' Down The Canyon / ? |
| 1935 | 78 t. VOCALION 3007 (US) | . | Tumbling Tumbleweeds / ? |
| 1936 | 78 t. VOCALION 3138 (US) | . | I'll Go Ridin' Down That Old Texas Trail / ? |
| 1936 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | Mexicali Rose / ? |
| 1938 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | You Are The Only Star In Heaven / ? |
| 1938 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | Dust / |
| 1939 | 78 t. COLUMBIA ? (US) | . |
Back In The Saddle Again
/ ? |
| 1940 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | South Of The Border / ? |
| 1940 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36904 (US) | . | Good Old-Fashioned Hoedown / ? |
| 1941 | 78 t. COLUMBIA ? (US) | . |
You Are My Sunshine
/ ? |
| 1941 | 78 t. OKEH 06274 (US) | . | It Makes No Difference Now / ? |
| 1941 | 78 t. OKEH 06435 (US) | . | Amapola / ? |
| 1941 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | Tears On My Pillow / ? |
| 1941 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | Be Honest With Me / ? |
| 1942 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | Tweedle-O-Twill / ? |
| 1944 | 78 t. OKEH 06627 (US) | . | I Hang My Head And Cry / ? |
| 1944 | 78 t. OKEH 06637 (US) | . | At Mail Call Today / I'll Be Back |
| 1944 | 78 t. OKEH 06643 (US) | . | Deep In The Heart Of Texas / ? |
| 1944 | 78 t. OKEH 6728 (US) | . | Don't Fence Me In / Gonna Build A Big Fence Around Texas |
| 1944 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes / ? |
| 1945 | 78 t. CHAMPION 16228 (US) | . | Pistol Packin' Mama / Any Old Time |
| 1945 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36840 (US) | . | Don't Hang Around Me Anymore / ? |
| 1945 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36880 (US) | . | Don't Live A Lie / I Want To Be Sure |
| 1946 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36904 (US) | . | Silver Spurs / ? |
| 1946 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36970 (US) | . | I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine / You Only Want Me When You're Lonely |
| 1946 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36984 (US) | . | Wave To Me, My Lady / ? |
| 05/1946 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37002 (US) | . | Mexicali Rose / You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven |
| 06/1946 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37021 (US) | . |
You Are My Sunshine
/ It Makes No Difference Now |
| 1946 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37079 (US) | . | Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You |
| 11/1946 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37185 (US) | . | South Of The Border / Mexicali Rose |
| 1947 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37201 (US) | . | You're Not My Darlin' Anymore / ? |
| 1947 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37942 (US) | . | Here Comes Santa Claus / ? |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20001 (US) | . | Address Unknown / Don't Hang Around Me Anymore |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36587 (US) | . | Tweedle-O-Twill / Take Me Back Into Your Heart |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20007 (US) | . | Don't Live A Lie / I Want To Be Sure |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36840 (US) | . | Address Unknown / Don't Hang Around Me Anymore |
| 1948 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer / ? |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20012 (US) | . | Good Old Fashioned Hoe Down / Silver Spurs |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20020 (US) | . | I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine / You Only Want Me When You're Lonely |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36904 (US) | . | Good Old Fashioned Hoedown / Silver Spurs |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20025 (US) | . | Over And Over Again / Wave To Me, My Lady |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36970 (US) | . | I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine / You Only Want Me When You're Lonely |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20027 (US) | . | Old Missouri Moon / Tumbling Tumbleweeds |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 36984 (US) | . | Wave To Me, My Lady / Over And Over Again |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20028 (US) | . | You're The Only Star / Mexicali Rose |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37000 (US) | . | Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Old Missouri Moon |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20029 (US) | . | Sail Along Silvery Moon / There's a Gold Mine In The Sky |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37001 (US) | . | Nobody's Darlin' But Mine / Don't Waste Your Tears On Me |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20030 (US) | . | End Of My Round-Up Days / I Want A Pardon For Daddy |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37002 (US) | . | You're The Only Star / Mexicali Rose |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20036 (US) | . | My Old Band Of Gold /
Back In The Saddle Again
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| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37003 (US) | . | There's A Gold Mine In The Sky / Sail Along Silv'ry Moon |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20037 (US) | . | Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / When I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37004 (US) | . | End Of My Round-Up Days / I Want A Pardon For Daddy |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20042 (US) | . | You Waited Too Long / That Little Kid Sister Of Mine |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37010 (US) | . |
Back In The Saddle Again
/ Little Old Band Of
Gold |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20044 (US) | . | Be Honest With Me / What's Gonna Happen To Me |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37011 (US) | . | Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / When I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20047 (US) | . |
You Are My Sunshine
/ It Makes No Difference Now |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37016 (US) | . | That Little Kid Sister Of Mine / You Waited Too Long |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20049 (US) | . | I'll Be True When You're Gone / I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37018 (US) | . | What's Gonna Happen To Me / Be Honest With Me |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20050 (US) | . | Tweedle O Twill / Take Me Back Into Your Heart |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37021 (US) | . |
You Are My Sunshine
/ It Makes No Difference Now |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20052 (US) | . | Private Buckaroo / Rainbow On Rio Colorado |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37023 (US) | . | I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes / I'll Be True While You're Gone |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20053 (US) | . | Yesterday's Roses / Call For Me And I'll Be There |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37024 (US) | . | Tweedle-O-Twill / Take Me Back Into Your Heart |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20061 (US) | . | If You Only Believed In Me / Purple Sage In The Moonlight |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37026 (US) | . | Private Buckaroo / Rainbow On The Rio Colorado |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20066 (US) | . | Darling What More Can I Do / I Guess I've Been Asleep |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37027 (US) | . | Call For Me And I'll Be There / Yesterday's Roses |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20075 (US) | . | Someday You'll Want Me To Want You / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37036 (US) | . | Purple Sage In The Twilight / If You Only Believed In Me |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20084 (US) | . |
Back In The Saddle Again
/ Tumbling Tumbleweeds |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37041 (US) | . | I'll Be Back / At Mail Call Today |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20085 (US) | . | Home On The Range / Red River Valley |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37043 (US) | . | Darlin' What More Can I Do / I Guess I've Been Asleep |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20086 (US) | . | Mexicali Rose / South Of The Border |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37183 (US) | . |
Back In The Saddle Again
/ Tumbling Tumbleweeds |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20087 (US) | . | Ridin' Down The Canyon / Twilight On The Trail |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37184 (US) | . | Home On The Range / Red River Valley |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20089 (US) | . | Here's To The Ladies / You're Not My Darling Anymore |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37185 (US) | . | Mexicali Rose / South Of The Border |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20114 (US) | . | Ages And Ages Ago / You Laughed And I Cried |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37186 (US) | . | Twilight On The Trail / Ridin' Down The Canyon |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20125 (US) | . | Angel Song / When The Snowbirds Cross The Rockies |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37201 (US) | . | You're Not My Darlin' Anymore / Here's To The Ladies |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20129 (US) | . | Don't Fence Me In / Gonna Build A Big Fence Around Texas |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37322 (US) | . | Ages And Ages Ago / You Laughed And I Cried |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20133 (US) | . | Jingle Jangle Jingle / I'm A Cow Poke Poking Along |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37390 (US) | . | The Angel Song / When The Snowbirds Cross The Rockies |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20137 (US) | . | Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Keep Rollin' Lazy Longhorn |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37402 (US) | . | Gonna Build A Big Fence Around Texas / Don't Fence Me In |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20139 (US) | . | I'll Hang My Head And Cry / You'll Be Sorry |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37406 (US) | . | Jingle Jangle Jingle / I'm A Cow Poke Pokin' Along |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20150 (US) | . | You Are The Light Of My Life / Sweethearts Or Strangers |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37410 (US) | . | Keep Rollin' Lazy Longhorns / Deep In The Heart Of Texas |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20152 (US) | . | Blue Eyed Elaine / Too Late |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37412 (US) | . | I'll My Head And Cry / You'll Be Sorry |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20157 (US) | . | I'll Wait For You / Lonely River |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37421 (US) | . | Things That Might Have Been / No Letter In The Mail |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20164 (US) | . | I'm Comin' Home Darlin' / I Wish All My Children Were Babies Again |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37423 (US) | . | You Are The Light Of My Life / Sweethearts Or Strangers |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20242 (US) | . | A Gold Mine In Your Heart / South Of The Border |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37425 (US) | . | Too Late / ,Blue-Eyed Elaine |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20251 (US) | . | Call Of The Canyon / Broomstick Buckaroo |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37430 (US) | . | I'll Wait For You / Lonely River |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20254 (US) | . | A Face I See At Evening / There Ain't No Use In Crying Now |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37437 (US) | . | I Wish All My Children Were Babies Again / I'm Comin' Home Darlin' |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20259 (US) | . | Tears On My Pillow / There'll Never Be Another Pal Like You |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37643 (US) | . | South Of The Border / A Gold Mine In Your Heart |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20262 (US) | . | Don't Bite The Hand That Feeds You / God Must Have Loved America |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37652 (US) | . | The Call Of The Canyon / Broomstick Buckaroo |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20281 (US) | . | The One Rose / I Hate To Say Goodbye To The Prairie |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37655 (US) | . | A Face I See At Evening / There Ain't No Use In Crying Now |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20355 (US) | . | Last Mile / Leaf Of Love |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37660 (US) | . | There'll Never Be Another Pal Like You / ? |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20371 (US) | . | Cowboy Blues / Gallavantin' Galveston Gal |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37663 (US) | . | Don't Bite The Hand That's Feeding You / God Must Have Loved America |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37702 (US) | . | The One Rose / I Hate To Say Goodbye To The Prairie |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20386 (US) | . |
Dixie Cannonball
/ Pretty Mary |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37816 (US) | . | The Leap Of Love / The Last Mile |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20400 (US) | . | Loaded Pistols And Loaded Dice / Serenade Of The Bells |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37923 (US) | . | Gallivantin' Galveston Gal / Cowboy Blues |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20416 (US) | . | Lone Star Moon / Fair Play |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37927 (US) | . | Cowboy Blues / Gallivantin' Galveston Gal |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20439 (US) | . | A Broken Promise Means A Broken Heart / I'm A Fool To Care |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37942 (US) | . | Here Comes Santa Claus / An Old Fashioned Tree |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20377 (US) | . | Here Comes Santa Claus / An Old Fashioned Tree |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20448 (US) | . | Blue Shadows On The Trail / Boy From Texas, Girl From Tennessee |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20451 (US) | . | Rolling Along / They Warned Me About You |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20453 (US) | . | Don't Waste Your Tears On Me / Nobody's Darlin' But Mine |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20469 (US) | . | Buttons And Bows / ,Can't Shake The Sands Of Texas From My Shoes |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20485 (US) | . | Blueberry Hill / Sycamore Lane |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20495 (US) | . | If Today Were The End Of The World / Last Letter |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37963 (US) | . |
Dixie Cannonball
/ Pretty Mary |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 37971 (US) | . | Mr. & Mississippi / How Long Is Forever |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38076 (US) | . | Loaded Pistols And Loaded Dice / Serenade Of The Bells |
| 1948 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38148 (US) | . | Fair Play / Lone Star Moon |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20524 (US) | . | Kentucky Babe / Missouri Waltz |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20539 (US) | . | Bible On The Table / I Lost My Little Darlin |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38610 (US) | . | Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer / If It Doesn't Snow On Christmas |
| 1949 | 78 t. ? (US) | . | Peter Cottontail / ? |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20541 (US) | . | Last Roundup / Take Me Back To My Boots & Saddles |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20542 (US) | . | There's A Goldmine In The Sky / Rounded Up In Glory |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20543 (US) | . | When It's Roundup Time In Heaven / Old Faithful |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20544 (US) | . | Cowboy's Heaven / There's An Empty Cot in The Bunkhouse Tonight |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20579 (US) | . | Ellie Mae / Sun Flower |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20591 (US) | . | My Empty Heart / I Wish I Had Stayed Over Yonder |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20616 (US) | . | He's A Chubby Little Fellow / Santa Santa Santa |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20624 (US) | . | Whirlwinds / When The Silver Colorado Turns To Gold |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20635 (US) | . | Riders In The Sky / The Cowboy's Trademark |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20377/2-392 (US) | . | Here Comes Santa Claus / An Old Fashioned Tree |
| 1949 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38610/1-375 (US) | . | Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer / ? |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20651 (US) | . | Mule Train / Cowboys Serenade |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38750 (US) | . | Peter Cottontail / Funny Little Bunny |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20665 (US) | . | Poison Ivy / A New Star Is Shining In Heaven |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38816 (US) | . | Roses / The Roses I Picked For Our Wedding |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20681 (US) | . | Dust Pan Blues / Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38828 (US) | . | Gene AUTRY & Dinah SHORE - The Old Rugged Cross / In The Garden |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20709 (US) | . | I Love You Because / Last Straw |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38906 (US) | . | Blue Canadian Rockies / Onteora |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20727 (US) | . | Silver Haired Daddy / Mississippi Valley Blues |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38907 (US) | . | Frosty The Snowman / When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20763 (US) | . | Let Me Cry On Your Shoulder / Rose Colored Memories |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38934 (US) | . | Goodnight Irene / Texans Never Cry |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 38985 (US) | . | Little Johnny Pilgrim / Guffy The Goofy Gobbler |
| 1950 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39086 (US) | . | My Heart Cries For You / Teardrops From My Eyes |
| 1950 ? | EP COLUMBIA H4-1 (US) |
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WESTERN CLASSICS |
| 1950 ? | EP COLUMBIA H4-7 (US) |
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WESTERN CLASSICS VOL. 2 |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20775 (US) | . | Statue In The Sky / Place Where I Worship |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39217 (US) | . | Sonny The Bunny / Bunny Roundup Time |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20814 (US) | . | At Mail Call Today / I'll Be Back |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39347 (US) | . | Crime Will Never Pay / Gold Can Buy Anything |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20865 (US) | . | When It's Springtime In The Rockies / I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39371 (US) | . | Mr. & Mississippi / How Long Is Forever |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39405 (US) | . | Old Soldiers Never Die / God Bless America |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39461 (US) | . | Frosty The Snow Man / An Old-Fashioned Tree |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39462 (US) | . | When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter / He's A Chubby Little Fellow |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39463 (US) | . | Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer / Here Comes Santa Claus |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39464 (US) | . | Santa, Santa, Santa / If It Doesn't Snow On Christmas |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39542 (US) | . | Poppy The Puppy / Coming Down The Chimney |
| 1951 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39543 (US) | . | 3 Little Dwarfs / 32 Feet & 8 Little Tails |
| 1951 | EP COLUMBIA J-1528 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY AT THE RODEO |
| 1951 | EP COLUMBIA J-1605 (US) |
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THE STORY OF THE LITTLE CHAMP |
| 1952 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20899 (US) | . | I'm Learning To Live Without You / Heartsick Soldier On Heartbreak... |
| 1952 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39808 (US) | . | Don't Believe A Word They Say / God's Little Candles |
| 1952 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 20904 (US) | . | I Was Just Walkin' Out The Door / Am I Just A Pastime |
| 1952 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 39876 (US) | . | Night Before Christmas / Look Out The Window |
| 1952 | EP COLUMBIA H-1663 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY |
| 1953 | SP COLUMBIA 40092 (US) | . | Freddie The Little Fir Tree / Where Did My Snowman Go |
| 1953 | EP COLUMBIA H-1721 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY |
| 1953 | EP COLUMBIA H-1776 (US) |
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SINGING TIME WITH GENE AUTRY |
| 1953 | EP COLUMBIA J-1782 (US) |
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CHRISTMAS FUN |
| 1954 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21207 (US) | . | Bimbo / Roly Poly |
| 1954 | SP COLUMBIA 40167 (US) | . | Easter Morning / Horses With The Easter Bonnet |
| 1954 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21229 (US) | . | Angels In The Sky / Voice In The Choir |
| 1954 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21252 (US) | . | Closing The Book / My Lazy Day |
| 1954 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21269 (US) | . | 20/20 Vision / You're The Only Good Thing |
| 1954 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21280 (US) | . | I'm A Fool To Care / A Broken Promise Means A Broken Heart |
| 1954 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21304 (US) | . | When He Grows Tired Of You / It Just Don't Seem Like Home |
| 1954 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21329 (US) | . | Barney The Bashful Bullfrog / Little Peter Pumpkin Eater |
| 1954 | EP COLUMBIA J-1791 (US) |
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STAMPEDE (STORY OF THE WEST) |
| 1954 | EP COLUMBIA J-1844 (US) |
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EASTER FUN |
| 1955 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21358 (US) | . | I'm Innocent / You're An Angel |
| 1955 | SP COLUMBIA 40589 (US) | . | Round, Round The Christmas Tree / Merry Christmas Waltz |
| 1955 | EP COLUMBIA B-270 (US) |
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MERRY CHRISTMAS |
| 1956 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21481 (US) | . | You've Got To Take The Bitter With The Sweet / Two Cheaters In Love |
| 1956 | SP COLUMBIA 40790 (US) | . | Everyone's A Child At Christmas / ? |
| 1956 | 78 t. COLUMBIA 21527 (US) | . | God's In The Saddle / If Today Were The End Of The World |
| 1956 | SP COLUMBIA 40760 (US) | . | Gene AUTRY, Carl SMITH, Rosemary Clooney & the COLLINS KIDS - You Are My Sunshine / Nobody's Darling But Mine |
| 1956 | EP COLUMBIA B-2612 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY with The CASS COUNTRY BOYS - CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS |
| 1957 | SP COLUMBIA 40931 (US) | . | Johnny Reb And Billy Yank / Happy Little Island |
| 1957 | SP COLUMBIA 40960 (US) | . | Half Your Heart / Darlin' What More Can I Do |
| 1959 | SP REPUBLIC 2001 (US) | . | Nine Little Reindeer / Buon Natale |
| 1959 | SP REPUBLIC 2002 (US) | . | Santa's Comin' In A Whirlybird / Jingle Bells |
| 1968 | SP COLUMBIA 44632 (US) | . |
Back In The Saddle Again
/ Home On The Range |
| 1969 | SP REPUBLIC 1405 (US) | . | Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer / Here Comes Santa Claus |
| 1976 | SP COLUMBIA ? (réédition) (US) | . | South Of The Border / ? |
| 1976 | SP REPUBLIC IRDA 308 (US) | . |
Back In The Saddle Again
/ The Last Roundup |
| 1976 | SP REPUBLIC IRDA 326 (US) | . | Here Comes Santa Claus / Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer |
| 1977 | SP REPUBLIC REP-001 (US) | . |
Back In The Saddle Again
/ The Last Roundup |
| 198? | SP COLUMBIA ? (réédition) (US) | . | Boots And Saddles / ? |
Albums
| 1949 | LP 10" COLUMBIA HL-9001 (US) |
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WESTERN CLASSICS - Back In The Saddle Again (Theme Song) / Mexicali Rose / Home On The Range / Twilight On The Trail / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / South Of The Border / Red River Valley / Ridin' Down The Canyon | |||
| 1949 | LP 10" COLUMBIA HL-9002 (US) |
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WESTERN CLASSICS VOL. 2 - Last Roundup / Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle / There's A Goldmine In The Sky / Rounded Up In Glory / When It's Roundup Time In Heaven / Ole Faithful / There's An Empty Cat In The Bunkhouse Tonight / Cowboy's Heaven | |||
| 1953 | LP 10" COLUMBIA CL-2547 (US) |
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MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH GENE AUTRY - Jingle Bells / Silver Bells / Here Comes Santa Claus / Up On The Housetop / Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town / Sleigh Bells / O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Silent Night / Joy To The World | |||
| 1953 | LP 12" COLUMBIA MJV-82 (US) |
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STORY OF NATIVITY - Story Of Nativity / Jingle Bells / Freddie The Little Fir Tree / Round Round Round The Christmas Tree / Everyone's A Child At Christmas / Where Did My Snowman Go / I Wish My Mom Would Marry Santa Claus / Frosty The Snowman / When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter / He'll Be Coming Down The Chimney / You Can See Old Santa Claus / When You Find Him In Your Heart | |||
| 1953 | LP 12" COLUMBIA MJV-83 (US) |
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LITTLE JOHNNY PILGRIM AND GUFFY | |||
| 1954 | LP 12" COLUMBIA MJV-94 (US) |
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RUSTY THE BUCKING HORSE AND BUCKY | |||
| 1955 | LP 10" COLUMBIA CL-2568 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS PETER COTTONTAIL | |||
| 1955 | LP 12" COLUMBIA CL-677 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY & CHAMPION WESTERN ADVENTURES - Stampede / Gene Autry At The Rodeo / Champion (The Horse No Man Could Ride) / Story Of Little Champ | |||
| 12/1957 | LP 12" CHALLENGE CHL-600 (US) |
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CHRISTMAS WITH GENE AUTRY | |||
| 1959 | LP 12" COLUMBIA JL-8001 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY AT THE RODEO | |||
| 1959 | LP 12" HARMONY HL-9505 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY & CHAMPION WESTERN ADVENTURES | |||
| 1960 | LP 12" COLUMBIA CL-1575 (mono) / CS-8375 (stereo) (US) |
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GENE AUTRY'S GREATEST HITS - Back In The Saddle Again / You Are My Sunshine / It Makes No Difference Now / Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / Mexicali Rose / That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Be Honest With Me / Home On The Range / South Of The Border / Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You) / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / Tumbling Tumbleweeds | |||
| 1960 ? | LP 12" DESIGN DLP-X-5 (mono) / SDLP-X-5 (stereo) (US) |
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| 1962 | LP 12" HURRAH H-X11 (mono) / HS-X11 (stereo) (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS THE ORIGINAL RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER AND OTHER CHRISTMAS FAVORITES - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer / Here Comes Santa Claus / Up On The House Top / Sleigh Bells / Nine Little Reindeer / O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Silent Night / Joy To The World / Jingle Bells / What Child Is This / Away In A Manger / We Wish You A Merry Christmas | |||
| 1962 | LP 12" PICKWICK H-X11 (mono) / HS-X11 (stereo) (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS THE ORIGINAL RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER AND OTHER CHRISTMAS FAVORITES - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer / Here Comes Santa Claus / Up On The House Top / Sleigh Bells / Nine Little Reindeer / O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Silent Night / Joy To The World / Jingle Bells / What Child Is This / Away In A Manger / We Wish You A Merry Christmas | |||
| 1963 | LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP-2623 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY'S GOLDEN HITS - You Are My Sunshine / I Hang My Head And Cry / Blues Stay Away From Me / San Antonio Rose / Tears On My Pillow / Be Honest With Me / Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / Hang Your Head In Shame / Trouble In Mind / Lonely River / You're The Only Star (In My Blue Heaven) / Tweedle O'twill | |||
| 1963 | LP 12" HARMONY HL-14550 (US) |
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CHRISTMAS FAVORITES - Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town / Here Comes Santa Claus / He's A Chubby Little Fellow / Santa Santa Santa / Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / I Wish My Mom Would Marry Santa Claus / When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter / Frosty The Snowman / Everyone's A Child At Christmas / Night Before Christmas Song | |||
| 1963 | LP 12" INTERNATIONAL AWARD AKX-11 (mono) / AKSX-11 (stereo) (US) |
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THE ORIGINAL - GENE AUTRY SINGS RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer / Here Comes Santa Claus / Up On The House Top / Sleigh Bells / Nine Little Reindeer / O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Silent Night / Joy To The World / Jingle Bells / What Child Is This / Away In A Manger / We Wish You A Merry Christmas | |||
| 1964 | LP 12" HARMONY HL-9550 (US) |
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RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER & OTHER (Gene AUTRY & Rosemary CLOONEY) | |||
| 1965 | LP 12" MELODY MR-LP-101 (US) |
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MELODY RANCH (Gene AUTRY with Johnny BOND / Billy MIZE & Cathie TAYLOR) | |||
| 1965 | LP 12" HARMONY HL-7332 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY'S GREAT WESTERN HITS - Last Roundup / Boots And Saddle / There's A Goldmine In The Sky / Rounded Up In Glory / When It's Roundup Time In Heaven / Old Faithful (Horse's Prayer) / There's An Empty Cot / Cowboy's Heaven / Missouri Waltz / Kentucky Babe | |||
| 1965 | LP 12" HARMONY HL-9555 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS PETER COTTONTAIL (Gene AUTRY with Rosemary CLOONEY / Art CARNEY) | |||
| 1966 | LP 12" HARMONY HL-7399 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS | |||
| 1966 | LP 12" HARMONY HS-11199 (US) |
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YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE - When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano / We Never Dream The Same Dream Twice / Blueberry Hill / When It's Springtime In The Rockies / Tweedle O'twill / I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire / Maria Elena / You Are My Sunshine / Twilight On The Trail / Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You) | |||
| 1968 | LP 12" HARMONY HS-11276(US) |
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BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN - Back In The Saddle Again / You Are My Sunshine / Cowboy Blues / Rolling Along / Blueberry Hill / I Lost My Little Darling / Goodnight Irene / Home On The Range / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You | |||
| 1968 ? | LP 12" HALLMARK HM-582 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS | |||
| 196? | LP 12" BRAVO KX-11 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER - The Red-Nosed Reindeer / Here Comes Santa Claus / Up On The House Top / Sleigh Bells / Nine Little Reindeer / O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Silent Night / Joy To The World / Jingle Bells / What Child Is This / Away In A Manger / We Wish You A Merry Christmas | |||
| 1970 | LP 12" COLUMBIA CS-1035 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY'S COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME ALBUM - Mexicali Rose / Boots And Saddle / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / You Are My Sunshine / South Of The Border / Sioux City Sue / Mule Train / Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You) / Goodnight Irene / Home On The Range / I Love You Because / That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Red River Valley / Buttons And Bows / Back In The Saddle Again | |||
| 1970 | LP 12" GRAND PRIX 11 (US) |
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RUDOLPH AND OTHER CHRISTMAS FAVORITES - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / Nine Little Reindeer / Jingle Bells / Here Comes Santa Claus / Up On The Housetop / Sleigh Bells / O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Silent Night / Joy To The World / We Wish You A Merry Christmas / Away In A Manger / What Child Is This | |||
| 1970 | LP 12" LOON 69 (US) |
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YOUNG GENE AUTRY - Money Ain't No Use Anyway / Bare Cat Papa Blues / That's How I Got My Start / Do Right Daddy Blues / There's A Good Girl In The Mountains / I'm Atlanta Bound / Rheumatism Blues / Black Bottom Blues / Yellow Rose Of Texas / Louisiana Moon / She's A Low Down Mama / High Steppin' Mama Blues | |||
| 1970 | LP 12" LOON 70 (US) |
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YOUNG GENE AUTRY 2 - Back In The Saddle Again / Gay Ranchero / South Of The Border / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Hair Of Gold Eyes Of Blue / Shine On Harvest Moon / Buttons And Bows / Kentucky Babe / When Payday Rolls Around / Old Time Religion / Song Of The Angels / Somewhere In The West / My Buddy / Don't Fence Me In | |||
| 1970 | LP 12" LOON 71 (US) |
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YOUNG GENE AUTRY 3 -I'm Always Dreaming Of You / Why Don't You Come Back To Me / My Alabama Home / My Dreaming Of You / Do Right Daddy Blues / She Wouldn't Do It / Louisiana Moon / I'll Alway Be No Good Rambler / Methodist Pie / Answer To Nobody's Darlin' / Answer To Red River Valley | |||
| 1970 | LP 12" LOON 72 (US) |
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VERY RARE GENNETT RECORDINGS | |||
| 1972 ? | LP 12" EMBER CW 145 (UK) |
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GENE AUTRY FAVORITES | |||
| 1973 | 2 LP 12" CMH 114/5 (US) |
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40 RARE GAMES - My Dreaming Of You / My Alabama Home / Don't Do Me That Way / Do Right Daddy Blues / High Steppin' Mama / She Wouldn't Do It / Travelin' Blues / There's A Good Gal In The Mountains / Old Woman And The Cow / Bearcat Mama From Horner's Corner / She's A Humdinger / Valley In The Hills / She's Always On My Mind / I'm Blue And Lonesome / Mississippi Valley Blues / My Old Pal Of Yesterday / Missouri Is Calling / Gangster's Warning / Back To The Smokey Mountains / Back Home In The Blue Ridge Mountains / That Ramshackle Shack / Kentucky Lullaby / Whisper Your Mother's Name / I'll Be Thinking Of You Little Girl / Cowboy's Yodel / In The Shadow Of The Pine / Hobo Yodel / They Cut Down The Old Pine Tree / Texas Blues / Hobo Bill's Last Ride / My Caroline Sunshine Girl / High Powered Mama / Yodeling Hobo / Dad In The Hills / Pictures Of My Mother / Any Old Time / Money Ain't No Use Anyway / TB Blues / That's How I Got My Start / Bearcat Papa Blues / Jailhouse Blues | |||
| 1975 | LP 12" RADIOLA RELEASE N°48 (US) |
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MELODY RANCH-A RADIO WESTERN ADVENTURE WITH GENE AUTRY, FEATURES CASS COUNTRY BOYS | |||
| 1976 | LP 12" REPUBLIC 1996 (US) |
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HOLIDAY TIME | |||
| 1976 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6001 (US) |
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SOUTH OF THE BORDER | |||
| 1976 | 2 LP 12" REPUBLIC R2-6011 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS SOUTH OF THE BORDER / ALL AMERICAN | |||
| 1976 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6012 (US) |
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COWBOY HALL OF FAME - Back In The Saddle Again / Silver Spurs / Boots And Saddle / Twilight On The Trail / Rainbow On The Rio Colorado / Mule Train / Last Roundup / Ghost Riders In The Sky / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Red River Valley / Ridin' Down The Canyon / Cowboys's Trademarks / Home On The Range / Let The Rest Of The World Go By | |||
| 1976 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6013 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY FAVORITES - You Are My Sunshine / I Hang My Head And Cry / Blues Stay Away From Me / San Antonio Rose / Tears On My Pillow / Be Honest With Me / Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / Hang Your Head In Shame / Trouble In Mind / Lonely River / You're The Only Star (In My Blue Heaven) / Tweedle O'Twill | |||
| 1976 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6014 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY LIVE FROM MADISON SQUARE GARDEN - Down Yonder / Anytime / It's My Lazy Day / Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You) / That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Last Letter / Let Me Cry On Your Shoulder / Half As Much / Blue Canadian Rockies / I Was Just Walkin' Out The Door / Rounded Up In Glory / There's A Goldmine In The Sky | |||
| 1976 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6016 (US) |
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EARLY AMERICAN SINGING COWBOY | |||
| 1977 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6017 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS SONGS OF FAITH - Little Old Church In The Valley / Voice In The Choir / Wither Thou Goest / Angel Song / Peace In The Valley / Bless This House / While The Angelus Was Ringing / New Star Is Shining In Heaven / Battle Hymn Of The Republic / God's Little Candles | |||
| 1977 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6018 (US) |
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CHRISTMAS WITH GENE AUTRY | |||
| 1977 | 2 LP 12" GRT 2103-720 (US) |
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22 ALL-TIME FAVORITES | |||
| 1978 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6021 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY CLASSICS VOL. 1 - Along The Navajo Trail / When It's Nigh Time In Nevada / Blueberry Hill / Old Faithful (Horse's Prayer) / Ridin' The Range / Down The Old Plantation / Silver On The Sage / My Mom / Call Of The Canyon / Somebody Bigger Than You And I | |||
| 1978 | LP 12" REPUBLIC RLP-6022 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY 50TH ANNIVERSARY | |||
| 1978 | LP 12" STARDAY SD-1038 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY'S CHRISTMAS CLASSICS - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / Jingle Bells / Here Comes Santa Claus / Frosty The Snowman / Buon Natale / Silver Bells / Thirty-Two Feet And Eight Little Tails / Story Of The Nativity / Silent Night / Up On The Housetop | |||
| 1979 | LP 12" CSP 15766 (US) |
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CHRISTMAS FAVORITES - Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town / Here Comes Santa Claus / He's A Chubby Little Fellow / Santa Santa Santa / Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / I Wish My Mom Would Marry Santa Claus / When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter / Frosty The Snowman / Everyone's A Child At Christmas / Night Before Christmas Song | |||
| 1979 | LP 12" CSP 15767 (US) |
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EVERYONE'S CHILD AT CHRISTMAS - Story Of Nativity / Jingle Bells / Freddie The Little Fir Tree / Round Round Round The Christmas Tree / Everyone's A Child At Christmas / Where Did My Snowman Go / I Wish My Mom Would Marry Santa Claus / Frosty The Snowman / When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter / He'll Be Coming Down The Chimney / You Can See Old Santa Claus / When You Find Him In Your Heart | |||
| 1979 ? | LP 12" BULLDOG BDL 1021 (UK) |
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SINGS SOUTH OF THE BORDER - El Rancho Grande / You Belong To My Heart / In A Little Spanish Town / My Adobe Hacienda / Under Fiesta Stars / Vaya Con Dios / A Gay Ranchero / It Hapenned In Old Monterey / Rancho Pillow / Mexicali Rose / Serenade Of The Bells / South Of The Border | |||
| 1980 | LP 12" BULLDOG 2013 (US) |
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20 GOLDEN PIECES - Dixie Cannonball / My Old Kentucky Home / Down In The Valley (Birmingham Jail) / Cowboy Blues / Boy From Texas A Girl From Tennessee / West A Nest And You / Don't Bite The Hand That's Feeding You / Missouri Waltz / There's No Back Door To Heaven / Kentucky Babe / You're The Only Good Thing / When Day Is Done / You Are My Sunshine / I Hang My Head And Cry / San Antonio Rose / Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / Trouble In Mind / Lonely River / You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven / Tweedle O'Twill | |||
| 1980 | LP 12" ENCORE P-14380 (UK) |
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GENE AUTRY BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN | |||
| 1980 | LP 12" CASTLE 8008 (US) |
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COUNTRY MUSIC MEMORIES - Nobody's Darlin' But Mine / Mexicali Rose / Old Folks Back Home / Answer To Tenty-One Years / Ridin' Down The Canyon / Wagon Train | |||
| 1981 | LP 12" COLUMBIA 37465 (US) |
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HISTORIC EDITION - Tumbling Tumbleweeds / I'll Go Ridin' Down That Old Texas Trail / It Makes No Difference Now / There's A New Moon Over My Shoulder / Amapola / Ridin' Down The Canyon / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Same Old Fashioned Girl / There's Nothing Like A Good Old Fashioned Hoedown / Don't Fence Me In | |||
| 1981 | LP 12" COLUMBIA P-15766 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY'S CHRISTMAS FAVORITES | |||
| 1981 | LP 12" COLUMBIA P-15767 (US) |
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EVERYONE'S A CHILD AT CHRISTMAS | |||
| 1982 | LP 12" COLUMBIA FC-37465 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY | |||
| 1982 | LP 12" COLUMBIA PC-1035 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY'S COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME ALBUM | |||
| 1982 | LP 12" MISTLETOE MLP-1207 (US) |
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CHRISTMAS TIME WITH GENE AUTRY | |||
| 1983 | LP 12" MURRAY HILL ? (US) |
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GENE AUTRY COLLECTION - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Life Of Jimmie Rodgers / Death Of Jimmie Rodgers / Blue Yodel No 5 / Rhythm Of The Range / Nobody's Darlin' But Mine / You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven / Rainbow Valley / Mexicali Rose / One Rose / When It's Springtime In Rockies / Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle / There's A Gold Mine In The Sky / Sail Along Silv'ry Moon / Back In The Saddle Again / South Of The Border / Singing Hills / El Rancho Grande / Blueberry Hill / Be Honest With Me / You Are My Sunshine / It Makes No Difference Now / Maria Elena / Sweethearts Or Strangers / Dixie Cannonball / I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes / Jingle Jangle Jingle / At Mail Call Today / Galloivantin Galveston Jail / Oklahoma Hills / Memories Of My Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / End Of My Roundup Days / My Star Of The Sky / My Rose Of The Prairie / Down A Mountain Trail / Don't Take Your Spite Out Of Me / I Don't Belong In Your World / Panhandle Pete / Riders In The Sky / Diesel Smoke Dangerous Curves | |||
| 1982 | LP 12" CBS 25016 (UK) |
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GENE AUTRY - Tumbling Tumbleweeds / I'll Go Ridin' Down That Old Texas Trail / It Makes No Difference Now / There's A New Moon Over My Shoulder / Amapola / Ridin' Down The Canyon / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Same Old Fashioned Girl / Good Old-Fashioned Hoedown / Don't Fence Me In | |||
| 1986 | LP 12" ACM 19 (US) |
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SOUNDS LIKE JIMMIE RODGERS - My Dreaming Of You / My Alabama Home / Do Right Daddy Blues / Money Ain't No Use Anyway / That's How I Got My Start / Bear Cat Papa Blues / High Steppin' Mama / She Wouldn't Do It / Do Right Daddy Blues / TB Blues / Jimmie The Kid / Travelin' Blues / There's A Good Gal In The Mountains / She's A Low Down Mama / Old Woman And The Cow | |||
| 1986 | LP 12" BEAR FAMILY BFX 15204 (D) |
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THE YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS - 1929-1933 - Yellow Rose Of Texas / Little Ranch House On The Old Circle B / Louisiana Moon / Cowboy's Heaven / Kentucky Lullaby / Black Bottom Blues / That Ramshackle Shack / Back Home In The Blue Ridge Mountains / Do Right Daddy Blues / Money Ain't No Use Anyway / That's How I Got My Start / Bear Cat Papa Blues / Don't Do Me That Way / High Steppin' Mama / There' S A Good Gal In The Mountain / My Dreaming Of You | |||
| 10/1992 | CD COLUMBIA 48957 (US) |
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THE ESSENTIAL - 1933-1946 - Yellow Rose Of Texas / Last Roundup / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Mexicali Rose / Boots And Saddle / Back In The Saddle Again / El Rancho Grande / Blueberry Hill / Call Of The Canyon / You Are My Sunshine / It Makes No Difference Now / Amapola / Maria Elena / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes / Jingle Jangle Jingle / Old Faithful (Horse's Prayer) / Red River Valley | |||
| 1993 | CD COWGIRLBOY 5102 (D) |
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COLD COLD HEART | |||
| 1993 | CD COWGIRLBOY 5103 (D) |
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LONE STAR MOON | |||
| 07/1994 | CD LEGACY 325 (US) |
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HIS GREATEST HITS - Back In The Saddle Again / I Hang My Head And Cry / Tears On My Pillow / Be Honest With Me / Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / Lonely River / Tweedle O'Twill / Under Fiesta Stars / Let Me Cry On Your Shoulder / Blue Canadian Rockies / (I Was) Just Walking Out The Door / Cowboy's Trademarks / Can't Shake The Sands Of Texas From My Shoes / Last Mile Home / Dixie Cannonball / You're The Only Good Thing (That's Happened To Me) / Voice In The Choir / Angel Song / New Star Is Shining In Heaven / Silver Spurs On The Golden Stairs / Keep Rollin' Lazy Longhorns | |||
| 07/1994 | 2 CD BESCOL 62 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY SINGS GENE AUTRY & OTHER FAVOR : | |||
| 12/1995 | CD SONY 18874 (US) |
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GREATEST HITS - Back In The Saddle Again / You Are My Sunshine / Have I Told You Latley That I Love You / That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Goodbye, Little Darling Goodbye / I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes / South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way) / Blueberry Hill / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You | |||
| 01/1996 | CD MADACY 9404 (US) |
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RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER - Jingle Bells - Silver Bells / Here Comes Santa Claus - Up On The Housetop / O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer- Santa Claus Is Coming To Town / Sleigh Ride / Silent Night - Joy To The World / Frosty The Snowman / Buon Natale / 32 Feet And Eighty Little Tails / Story Of The Nativity - Silent Night | |||
| 05/1996 | CD LIVING ERA 5188 (US) |
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BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN - 25 COWBOY CLASSICS - Back In The Saddle Again / Blue Yodel No 5 / Any Old Time / High Steppin' Mama / That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Ridin' Down The Canyon / Mexicali Rose / Blue Hawaii / Dust / Old Trail / Paradise In The Moonlight / Rhythm Of The Hoofbeats / South Of The Border / Blueberry Hill / Be Honest With Me / When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano / You Are My Sunshine / Year Ago Tonight / I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin') / I'll Wait For You / After Tomorrow / Lonely River / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye | |||
| 10/1996 | CD COLUMBIA 64987 (US) |
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BLUES SINGER 1929-1931 - Birmingham Daddy / Rheumatism Blues / Dallas County Jail Blues / Jailhouse Blues / I'm Atlanta Bound / In The Jailhouse Now / Bear Cat Papa Blues / Wildcat Mama Blues / High Steppin' Mama Blues / Yodeling Hobo / TB Blues / California Blues / Slu-foot Lou / Stay Away From My Chicken House / Waiting For A Train / Frankie And Johnny / Do Right Daddy Blues / Blue Yodel No 5 / My Rough And Rowdy Ways / Left My Gal In The Mountains / I've Always Been A Rambler / Dust Pan Blues / That's Why I Left The Mountain | |||
| 1997 | CD COLUMBIA 57904 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY CHRISTMAS - Here Comes Santa Claus / Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / If It Doesn't Snow On Christmas Day / When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter / Night Before Christmas Song / Frosty The Snowman / Round Round Round The Christmas Tree / Santa Santa Santa / Where Did My Snowman Go / Look Out The Window / You Can See Old Santa Claus (When You Find Him In Your Heart) / Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town / Sleigh Bells / Everyone's A Child At Christmas / Merry Christmas Waltz / Jingle Bells | |||
| 03/1997 | 3 CD RHINO 72630 (US) |
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SING COWBOY SING :
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| 09/1997 | CD VARESE 5840 (US) |
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THE SINGING COWBOY - Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Guns And Guitars / Ride Ranger Ride / Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle / Colorado Sunset / Gaucho Serenade / Ride Tenderfoot Ride / Melody Ranch / Back In The Saddle Again / Down Mexico Way / Call Of The Canyon / In Old Capistrano / Sioux City Sue / (Down The) Trail To San Antone / Loaded Pistols / Ghost Riders In The Sky | |||
| 1997 | CD VARESE 5841 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY WITH THE LEGENDARY SINGING GROUPS - Silent Trails / Wild And Wooley West / Yours / That's My Home / Rancho Pillow / Martins And The Coys / Old Pinto / Cowboy / Dude Ranch Cowhands / Somebody Else Is Taking My Place / Great Grand Dad / Old Home Place / Shame On You / Cowboy Blues / Roll Wagon Roll / Nobody's Darlin' But Mine | |||
| 1997 | CD BRONCO BUSTER 9017 (US) |
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LIFE OF JIMMIE RODGERS - I'm Atlanta Bound / Cowboy Yodel / Missouri Is Calling / She's A Hum-dum Dinger / I'm Blue And Lonesome / My Old Pal Of Yesterday / Mississippi Valley Blues / I'll Be Thinking Of You Little Girl / High Powered Mama / Hobo Yodel / They Cut Down The Old Pine Tree / Hobo Bill's Last Ride / Rheumatism Blues / Back To Old Smokey Mountain / Whisper Your Mother's Name / Gangster's Warning / In The Shadow Of The Old Pine Tree / Answer To Nobody's Darling But Mine / Any Old Time / Life Of Jimmie Rodgers | |||
| 03/1998 | CD SONY / WONDER 63422 (US) |
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ALWAYS YOUR PAL, GENE AUTRY - Back In The Saddle Again / There's A Great Big Candy Roundup / Rusty The Rocking Horse / Barney The Bashful Bullfrog / On Top Of Old Smokey / Big Corral / Old Chisholm Trail / Smokey The Bear / Clementine / Johnny Reb And Billy Yank / Bucky The Bucking Bronco / Little Peter Pumpkin Eater / Bimbo / Johnny Appleseed / Happy Little Island / Broomstick Buckaroo | |||
| 05/1998 | CD VARESE 5909 (US) |
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SINGING COWBOY CHAPTER 2 - When It's Springtime In The Rockies / At The Old Barn Dance - Then And Now / Man From Music Mountain / Mexicali Rose / Neath The Blue Montana Sky / It Happened In Monterey / South Of The Border / Rancho Grande / Carolina Moon / Ridin' On A Rainbow / Sierra Sue / Cowboy Serenade / Twilight On The Rio Grande / Last Round Up / Mule Train / Whilwind, Blue Canadian Rockies | |||
| 05/1998 | CD VARESE 5910 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY WITH HIS LITTLE DARLIN' MARY LEE - Dialogue, Patsy's Birthday, What's Your Favorite, Woodpecker Song, Song At Sunset, Merry Go Roundup, Give Out With A Song, Me And My Echo, I'm The Lonely One, I'm An Old Cowhand (From The Rio Grande), Swing Of The Range, Swingin' Sam Cowboy Man, Torpedo Joe, Sing A Song Of Laughter, Whistle, Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie, Goodbye Little Darlin' | |||
| 07/1998 | CD LIVING ERA 5264 (US) |
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THE LAST ROUND-UP - 25 COWBOY CLASSICS 1933-1947 - Last Roundup / Someday In Wyoming / Dear Old Western Skies / Old Covered Wagon / Texas Plains / Mother, Here's A Bouquet For You / Guns And Guitars / When The Golden Leaves Are Falling / Down In The Land Of Zulu / It's Round-Up Time In Reno / I Want A Pardon For Daddy / If Today Were The End Of The World / When I First Laid Eyes On You / If It Wasn't For The Rain / Little Old Band Of Gold / Mary Dear / Sycamore Lane / Cowboy's Trademarks / Last Letter / I Wish All My Children Were Babies Again / Take Me Back Into Your Heart / Ages And Ages Ago / Last Smile / Pretty Mary / Little Big Dry | |||
| 09/1998 | CD PRISM 244 (US) |
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THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION - Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Blueberry Hill / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / You Are My Sunshine / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Ridin' Down The Canyon / Be Honest With Me / Call Of The Canyon / Rancho Grande / South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way) / Red River Valley / I'll Never Let You Go / No One To Call Me Darling / (I Got Spurs That) Jingle, Jangle, Jingle / Old Trail / Ole Faithful / Lonely River / It Makes No Difference Now / Dust / (Take Me Back To My) Boots And Saddle / Last Roundup / I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes / Mexicali Rose / Yellow Rose Of Texas / Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / Back In The Saddle Again | |||
| 02/1999 | CD VARESE 5990 (US) |
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20 GREATEST MOVIE HITS - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Tumbling Tumbleweed / My Buddy / Back In The Saddle Again / Singing Hills / Melody Ranch / Be Honest With Me / Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie / I'm An Old Cowhand (From The Rio Grande) / In The Jailhouse Now / Blueberry Hill / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / (Let Me Ride Down In) Rocky Canyon / (Take Me Back To My) Boots And Saddle / Sioux City Sue / Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You) / Oklahoma Hills / That's My Home / Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy) / Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) | |||
| 1999 | CD VARESE 5991 (US) |
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LOVE SONGS - Ridin' Double / We Never Dream The Same Dream Twice / Girl In The Middle Of My Heart / I'm Mad About You / You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven / You Belong To My Heart / Forgive Me / Let Me Call You Sweetheart / You Stole My Heart / One Rose (That's Left In My Heart) / I'm Beginning To Care / I Just Want You / Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You) / I'll Wait For You / You're The Moment Of A Lifetime / Girl Of My Dreams / Rocky Mountain Rose / I'd Love To Wed (On The Prairie) | |||
| 1999 | CD TEE VEE 6028 (US) |
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20 GOLDEN COWBOY HITS - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Back In The Saddle Again / At Mail Call Today / Mine / Back In The Saddle Again / At Mail Call Today / End Of The Trail / Yellow Rose Of Texas / I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes / I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine / You're The Only Star (In My Blue Heaven) / Mexicali Rose / Buttons Amd Bows / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Last Roundup / Nobody's Darling But Mine / It Makes No Difference Now / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / Red River Valley / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way) / Don't Fence Me In / Peter Cottontail | |||
| 10/1999 | CD VARESE 6034 (US) |
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HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS - Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) / Frosty The Snowman / Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / Jingle Bells / Silver Bells / Nine Little Reindeer / Sleigh Bells / Buon Natale / Santa's Coming In A Whirlybird / Thirty Two Feet Eight Little Tails / Up On The House Top / Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town / Story Of Nativity / Silent Night / Joy To The World / One Solitary Life | |||
| 10/1999 | CD LEGACY 40 (US) |
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HIS CRISTMAS ALBUM - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer / Jingle Bells / Here Comes Santa Claus / Frosty The Snowman / Buone Natale / Silver Bells / 32 Feet And Eight Little Tails / The Story Of The Nativity / Silent Night | |||
| 11/1999 | CD KING 3819 (US) |
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INDUCTED INTO THE HALL OF FAME 1969 - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Back In The Saddle Again / At Mail Call Today / End Of The Trail / Yellow Rose Of Texas / I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes / I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine / You're The Only Star (In My Blue Heaven) / Mexicali Rose / Buttons And Bows | |||
| 10/2000 | 3 CD VARESE 066190 (US) |
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THE GENE AUTRY SHOW - COMPLETE 1950'S TELEVISION RECORDINGS : | |||
| 04/2001 | CD ST. CLAIR 219 (US) |
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SOUTH OF THE BORDER - THE BEST OF GENE AUTRY - Rancho Grande / You Belong To My Heart / In A Little Spanish Town / My Adobe Hacienda / Under Fiesta Stars / Vaya Con Dios / Gay Ranchero / It Happened In Monterey / Rancho Pillow / Mexicali Rose / Serenade Of The Bells / South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way) / Dixie Cannonball / Trouble In Mind / Down In The Valley / San Antonio Rose / You Are My Sunshine / When Day Is Done | |||
| 04/2001 | CD COLLECTOR'S CHOICE 1009 (US) |
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GENE AUTRY AT THE MELODY RANCH (LIVE) - Driving My Blues Away / Back In The Saddle Again / I Hate To Say Goodbye To The Prairies / At Sundown / Blazin' The Trail To My Home / Come Sit By My Side Little Darlin' / San Fernando Valley / On The Banks Of The Sunny San Juan / Hair Of Gold Eyes Of Blue / No Letter In The Mail Today / At The End Of The Trail / Goodnight Little Girl Of My Dreams | |||
| 2001 | CD CATTLE 242 (D) |
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EARLY YODELING DAYS - Yodeling Hobo (version 2) / Bear Cat Mama From Horner's Corner / Jimmie The Kid / She's Always On My Mind / I'll Always Be A Rambler / Valley In The Hills / Louisiana Moon (version 3) / If I Could Bring Back My Buddy / My Carolina Sunshine Girl / She's A Low Down Mama / She's A Low Down Mama / Old Woman And The Crow / Travelin' Blues / Dad In The Hills / In The Jailhouse Now (version 2) / Do Right Daddy Blues / Do Right Daddy Blues (version 2) / Methodist Pie / My Alabama Home / She Wouldn't Do It / She Wouldn't Do It / She Wouldn't Do It (version 2) / My Dreaming Of You / Roll Along Kentucky Moon | |||
| 2001 | CD CATTLE 244 (D) |
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GOLDEN AGE - Pretty Mary / Little Band Of Gold / Here's To The Ladies / I'll Wait For You / Lonely River / Blue Hawaii / You're Not My Darling Anymore / Were You Sincere / Silver Spurs (On The Golden Stairs) / Leaf Of Love / Last Mile / You Only Want Me When You're Lonely / Old Folks Back Home / God Must Have Loved America / Wagon Train / Answer To Twenty-One Years / You Laughed And I Cried / Don't Bite The Hands That's Feeding You / If You Only Believed In Me / Gonna Build A Big Fence Around Texas / Old Missouri Moon / Can't Shake The Sands Of Texas From My Shoes / There'll Never Be Another Pal Like You / When It's Springtime In The Rockies | |||
| 08/2001 | CD JASMINE 3527 (UK) |
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THAT'S HOW I GOT MY START : JIMMIE & THE COWBOYS - Wildcat Mama Blues / High Steppin' Mama Blues / Panhandle Pete / Rheumatism Blues / Life Of Jimmie Rodgers / I'll Always Be A Rambler / You're The Only Star (In My Blue Heaven) / Rainbow Valley / That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / That's How I Got My Start / Way Out West In Texas / Pistol Packin' Papa / Dixie Cannonball / Gallivantin' Galveston Gal / Oklahoma Hills / Back In The Saddle Again / My Rose Of The Prairie / My Star Of The Sky / At Mail Call Today | |||
| 10/2001 | CD VARESE 066271 (US) |
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THE WESTERN COLLECTION - 25 COWBOY CLASSICS - Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Call Of The Canyon / Red River Valley / Purple Sage In The Twilight / (Take Me Back To My) Boots And Saddle / Twilight On The Trail / There's A Rainbow On The Rio Colorado / Oklahoma Hills / Sioux City Sue / South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way) / Last Roundup / Rounded Up In Glory / Ridin' Down The Canyon / Singing Hills / Ole Faithful / Blue Shadows On The Trail / (Ghost) Riders In The Sky / Mule Train / Sing Me A Song Of The Saddle / Old Chisholm Trail / There's A Gold Mine In The Sky / Home On The Range / Back In The Saddle Again / Rim On The Canyon / Hills Of Wyoming | |||
| 10/2001 | CD VARESE 066272 (US) |
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GOIN' BACK TO TEXAS - 25 TEXAS CLASSICS - Goin' Back To Texas / Way Out West In Texas / Texas Sandman / Gonna Build A Big Fence Around Texas / Lone Star Moon / Ride, Ranger Ride / There's A Rainbow On The Rio Colorado / Beautiful Texas / The Yellow Rose Of Texas / Sleepy Rio Grande / Texans Never Cry / A Boy From Texas, A Girl From Tennessee / Can't Shake The Sands Of Texas From My Shoes / I've Got A Heart As Big As Texas / Gallivantin' Galveston Gal (with the CASS COUNTY BOYS) / When The Bloom Is On The Sage (When It's Round-Up Time In Texas) / San Antonio Rose / Lone Star Trail / The Streets Of Laredo / Fort Worth Trail / Down Texas Way / I'll Go Ridin' Down That Old Texas Trail (with Mary LEE & SMILEY / (Down The) Trail To San Antone / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / The Night Before Christmas (In Texas, That Is) (with the CASS COUNTY BOYS) | |||
| 12/2001 | CD ARPEGGIO COUNTRY 4 (US) |
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PARADISE IN THE MOONLIGHT - Blue Yodel No. 5 / Any Old Time / High Steppin' Mama Blues / That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Yellow Rose Of Texas / Last Roundup / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Ridin' Down The Canyon / Mexicali Rose / Blue Hawaii / Dust / (Take Me Back To My) Boots And Saddle / Old Trail / Paradise In The Moonlight / Rhythm Of The Hoofbeats / Back In The Saddle Again / Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye / Rancho Grande / Blueberry Hill / Be Honest With Me | |||
| 10/2002 | 2 CD VARESE 066408 (US) |
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THE COWBOY IS A PATRIOT : | |||
| 06/2003 | CD AMERICAN LEGENDS ? (US) |
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THE SINGING COWBOY - Back In The Saddle Again / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Blueberry Hill / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / Red River Valley / (I Got Spurs That) Jingle, Jangle, Jingle / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Way Out West In Texas / Yellow Rose Of Texas / South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way) / Mexicali Rose / Old Trail / No One To Call Me Darling / Last Roundup | |||
| 03/2004 | 2 CD LIVING ERA ? (US) |
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THE SINGING COWBOY : | |||
| 04/2004 | CD PROSPER ? (UK) |
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PROSPER INTRODUCTION TO GENE AUTRY - DON'T FENCE ME - Yodeling Hobo / Bear Cat Mama From Horner's Corner / She's A Low Down Mama / In The Jailhouse Now No.2 / Any Old Time / Mexicali Rose / South Of The Border / You Are My Sunshine / When Swallows Come Back To Capistrano / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You / Goodbye Little Darling Goodbye / Blue Hawaii / That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine / Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Last Round Up / Texas Plains / Guns & Guitars / Blueberry Hill / Back In The Saddle Again / Down In The Land Of Zulu / Someday In Wyoming / Dear Old Western Skies / It's Round Up Time In Reno / Little Band Of Gold / It Makes No Difference Now / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Don't Fence Me In | |||
| 09/2004 | CD VARESE ? (US) |
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THE COMPLETE COLUMBIA CHRISTMAS RECORDINGS - Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) / An Old Fashioned Tree / Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer / If It Doesn’t Snow On Christmas / He’s A Chubby Little Fellow / Santa, Santa, Santa / Frosty The Snow Man / When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter / (Hard Rock, Coco and Joe) The Three Little Dwarfs / Thirty-Two Feet - Eight Little Tails / Poppy The Puppy / He’ll Be Coming Down The Chimney (Like He Always Did Before) / The Night Before Christmas Song (with Rosemary CLOONEY) / Look Out The Window (The Winter Song) (with Rosemary CLOONEY) / Merry Texas Christmas, You All! / The Night Before Christmas (In Texas, That Is) / Where Did My Snowman Go? / Freddie, The Little Fir Tree / Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) / Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town / Up On The House Top (Ho Ho Ho) / I Wish My Mom Would Marry Santa Claus / Sleigh Bells / Round, Round The Christmas Tree / Merry Christmas Waltz / Everyone’s A Child At Christmas / You Can See Old Santa Claus (When You Find Him In Your Heart) | |||
| 01/2005 | 2 CD SONY 63779 (US) |
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THE ESSENTIAL GENE AUTRY :
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| 06/2006 | CD VARESE 738 (US) |
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YEAR-ROUND COWBOY - SONGS THE WHOLE YEAR - What's Your Favorite Holiday {from "Ridin' On A Rainbow"} (Lee, Mary & SHOWBOAT PERFORMERS) / Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral (That's An Irish Lullaby) (Gene AUTRY, CASS COUNTY BOYS & PINAFORES) / Peter Cottontail / The Funny Little Bunny (With The POWDER PUFF TAIL) / Bunny Round-Up Time (Gene AUTRY & PINAFORES) / Sonny The Bunny (Gene AUTRY & PINAFORES) / Easter Mornin' (Gene AUTRY & CASS COUNTY BOYS) / The Horse With The Easter Bonnet (Gene AUTRY & CASS COUNTY BOYS) / I Paid My Income Tax Today (Gene AUTRY & Jimmy WAKELY TRIO) / When It's Springtime In The Rockies (Gene AUTRY & RADIO AUDIENCE) / A Hillbilly Wedding In June (Gene AUTRY, Jimmy WAKELY TRIO & Lou BRING ORCHESTRA) / Peach Picking Time Down In Georgia (Gene AUTRY, Jimmy WAKELY TRIO & Lou BRING ORCHESTRA) / Yankee Doodle Boy (Gene AUTRY & Carl COTNER ORCHESTRA) / Ridin' All Day (Gene AUTRY, Jimmy WAKELY TRIO & Lou BRING ORCHESTRA) / It's My Lazy Day (Smiley BURNETTE & KETTLE SISTERS) / Gone Fishin' (Gene AUTRY, Pat BUTTRAM & CASS COUNTY BOYS) / Ghost Riders In The Sky (Gene AUTRY, CASS COUNTY BOYS & PINAFORES) / Old November Moon (Gene AUTRY & Jimmy WAKELY & The ROUGH RIDERS) / Little Johnny Pilgrim / Guffy The Goofy Gobbler / Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) / Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Gene AUTRY & PINAFORES / (Hard Rock, Coco And Joe) The Three Little Dwarfs (Gene AUTRY, CASS COUNTY BOYS & PINAFORES) / Poppy The Puppy (Gene AUTRY & PINAFORES) / Auld Lang Syne |
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