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- 1.1 Runnin' Wild - Dolly Dawn ^1.2 Billy Boy - Jimmy Isle ^1.3 You Say! - Ronny Douglas ^1.4 No One But You - the Lions ^1.5 Jay Walk - King Curtis ^1.6 Heartbroken - Clyde Pitts ^1.7 All Summer Long - Billy Bryan ^1.8 Chop
- Chop Hole in the Wall - the Boulevards ^1.9 Passion Flower - Cecile Devile ^1.10 Does My Heartache Show - Jimmy Byron ^1.11 Rick-A-Chick - Joe Seneca ^1.12 I Said Goodbye to My Love - Ketty Lester ^1.13 Foolish - the Danleers ^1.14 My Mind's Made Up - the Renowns ^1.15 I Can't Forget - Patsy Cline ^1.16 Billy Goat - the Baker Brothers ^1.17 Independence Day Hora - Wild Bill Davis ; Charlie Shavers ^1.18 Carole - Billy Scott ^1.19 Slippin' and Sloppin' (Part 1) - the Supertones ^1.20 Yella Shoes - the "4" Deuces ^1.21 Big Big Dream - Billy Grammar ^1.22 You Don't Have to Be a Tower of Strength - Gloria Lynne ^1.23 Trees - the Baysiders ^1.24 Like a Waterfall - the Curls ^1.25 I Found My Baby - the Lexingtons ^1.26 I Don't Want' A- Patsy Cline ^1.27 It Figures - Jimmy Isle ^1.28 The Lone Prairie - King Curtis ^1.29 What a Wonderful Lover - Doris Payne ^1.30 Wild One - the Renown's ^1.31 Open Up Your Arms - Randy Lee ^1.32 Delores - the Boulevards ^1.33 Slippin' and Sloppin' (Part 2) - the Supertones ^1.34 Take a Dream - Jackie Walker ^1.35 Blue Moon - the Bel-Aire Girls ^1.36 She's My Date - Pepe la Staza ^1.37 Bonnie - Billy Bryan ^1.38 Mississippi - Jimmy Byron ^1.39 Forty Days and Forty Nights - Joe Seneca ^1.40 Queen for a Day - Ketty Lester ^1.41 When My Baby Went Away - the Lexingtons ^1.42 Sheila - the Baker Brothers ^1.43 You'll Come Back - Ronny Douglas ^1.44 Did You Ever See a Dream Walking - Randy Lee ^1.45 I Know Love - Gloria Lynne ^1.46 How High the Moon - Raymond Scott Orchestra ^1.47 Pier 34 - Ralph Young ^1.48 I'm Looking Around - the Danleers ^1.49 I Could Have Danced All Night - Ccile Devile ^1.50 So Tired - Russ Morgan
Runnin Wild: The Everest Records Story -1959-1962. Founded by ambitious ex-Hollywood sound man Harry Belock, Everest's flagship recordings were of the Jazz and Classical variety however the label also had substantial and distinguished pop and county singles amongst it's offerings. This compilation explores those cuts which include such stars as Patsy Cline, King Curtis and Jimmy Isle. The 50 tracks typify US Pop of the Pre-British invasion era.
