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DISCOGRAPHY
On this page you will find a comprehensive list of all known recordings by Jimmy Payne – from his very first release on Kark Records to his latest CD "When Mama Prayed" - released February 2003.
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Singles Ladder To The
Sky/Remember Jesus
Every Little Pretty Girl Why Can't We Love Each Other/ Don't Try To Tell Me/ What Does It Take/
Woman, Woman/
Woman, Woman/What Does It Take
Where Has All The Love Gone/
Tonight's The Night Miss
Sally Testifies/
Boston/Baby, Don't Cry
L.A. Angels/A Rose Is A Rose
The Worst That Love Can Give/
Tonight's The Night Miss Sally Testifies/
Give Love A Place To Begin
Give Love A Place To Begin/Cheatum Western Union Wire/Please
Take Me Back
Ramblin' Man/One Man's
Woman At A Time
You And Me And Love On The Open/
Sold American/Please Take Me Back
Sweet Fantasy/Lady With The Blues
The Weight Of My Chains/
Don't Say Love/Cheatin'
Turns Her On
Turnin' My Love On/
The Greatest Country Singer Of Them All
The Greatest Country Singer Of Them All British Singles
Sweet Fantasy
Sweet Fantasy/The Lady With The
Blues
Ain't She Something Else/ |
Albums England England Jimmy Payne And Friends Live At USA
England
England Golden Jubilee England Timeless Classics
From The 20th Century
England The Ultimate
Timeless Collection
USA Before They Were
Hits, Volume 3 |
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The single "Rusty Old Halo" was first
issued on the small independent label called Shanon - only 100 copies
were pressed. A year later the song was leased to Lyco Records. John
Hartford who formed the label to release the music of his bluegrass
band, The Ozark Mountain Trio, started Shanon Records. The musicians on
"Rusty Old Halo" were Jimmy on guitar and vocals, Bill Holmes on lead
guitar and Wally Crouch on upright bass.
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Jimmy says when Epic released "Woman, Woman" the first time they pressed
up the wrong take. The producer, Billy Sherrill, sent two different
master tapes to New York when the session had finished. The latter of
the two masters being the correct one. So, in fact, there were two
versions of "Woman, Woman" released in 1967. The second release, with
"What Does It Take (To Keep A Woman Like You Satisfied)" on the b-side,
was the version that should have been released in the first place.
In the mid 1980's Jimmy was assistant to producer Joe Gibson on an album called "Something Old, Something New" by Billy Parker.
The LP, on Soundwaves Records (SWS 3310) features Billy singing solo songs, together with a collection of duets with Webb Pierce, Cal Smith, Ernest Tubb, Darrell McCall, Bill Carlisle, Johnny Lee Wills, Jack Greene and Jimmy himself. Jimmy did the harmony on the song "Who Said Love Was Fair." Jimmy worked with Soundwaves in the 1980's running the publishing company and working on radio promotion. He left in 1988.
The album, re-named "Billy Parker And Friends" has since been released on Bear Family Records (BCD 15521) and Jimmy says he had a great time, as assistant producer, recording this album.
Jimmy, and his friend Jim Glaser, along with Doyle Grisham, Earl Ball Jr., Bill Holmes and Harold Bradley appeared as guests on an album by the Needham Twins called "In Between."
The record, which appeared on the Identical label (0022) featured the tracks "In Between," "Bed Of Roses," "The Teachers," "Shiny Rails Of Steel," "Country Roads," "She Taught Me To Yodel," "All The World Needs Now," "Natalie Ann," "Pretty Girl From Springfield," "Your Laugh-In World," "Heck Of A Lot" and "Auctioneer."
The album, which was self released by the Needham Twins, was produced by Chuck and Jim Glaser and recorded at their studio in Nashville.
The Needham Twins still play around the mid-west
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