Hillman Hall

*1938 Olive Hill, KY, + 1989

2nd version

By Praguefrank, Mario Manciotti

SESSIONS

ca. November or December 1974 Fred Carter Jr. Studio, Goodlettsville, TN – Hillman Hall (Hillman Hall [vcl], Fred F. Carter, Jr, [ld gt/dobro], Tommy Alsup [ld gt/6-str bass], Leo Jackson [rh gt], Bobby Thompson [banjo Stu Basore [steel/dobro], Bob Moore/Henry Strzelecki [bass], Willie Ackerman [drums], Buddy Spichr [fiddle], Jerry Smith [piano] + Roger Murrah, Marijon Wilkin [hmny vcl], Laverna Moore, Gary Paxton Singers [bck vcl]. Producer: Marijon Wilkin)

001 STN0509 WHAT AM I GONNA TELL MY HEART  WBS8099/BS-2857

002 THE GOOD NEWS SHE LOVES ME (THE BAD NEWS SHE'S GONE)  BS-2857

003 PARTING IS SUCH SWEET SORROW  BS-2857

004 STN0512  THE LORD AND HIS CO-WORKERS  WBS8071/BS-2857

005 BABY KNOWS THE WAY TO GET ME UP  BS-2857

006 CELLULOID LOVER  WBS8071/BS-2857

007 FAIR TO MIDDLIN', LOWER MIDDLE CLASS PLAIN HARD WORKING MAN  BS-2857

008 YOU CAN'T FOOL A COUNTRY FAN  BS-2857

009 STN0517 ONE PITCHER IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS  WBS8099/BS-2857

010 PASS ME BY (IF YOU'RE ONLY PASSING THROUGH)  BS-2857

011 SOMEPLACE IN OUT OF THE COLD  BS-2857

012 I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A MAN  BS-2857

ALBUMS

Warner Brothers BS-2857 One Pitcher Is Worth A Thousand Words: The Good News She Loves Me (The Bad News She's Gone); Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow; The Lord And His Co-Workers; Baby Knows The Way To Get Me Up; Celluloid Lover; Fair To Middlin', Lower Middle Class Plain Hard Working Man; You Can't Fool A Country Fan; Pass Me By (If You're Only Passing Through); What Am I Gonna Tell My Heart; Someplace In Out Of The Cold; I've Always Been A Man; One Pitcher Is Worth A Thousand Words – 75

SINGLES

Warner Brothers (1974)     

WBS-8071 The Lord And His Co-Workers / Celluloid Cowboy - 01-75

WBS-8099 One Pitcher Is Worth A Thousand Words / What Am I Gonna Tell My Heart - 05-75