7 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
7 records matching
Tex Ritter was an American country and western singer and actor, one of the pioneers of cowboy music and film; this Decca disc features two country songs, "Jailhouse Lament" and "Headin' for the Rio Grande".AI summary
Decca W5126 Country
Tex Ritter, the singing cowboy of film and radio, with 'Get Along Little Dogies' and 'Bill the Bar Fly' on Champion, a budget American label.AI summary
Champion 45191 Country
Edison W21
Tex Ritter, the American country and Western film star, recorded 'Viva Tequila' and 'Singin' in the Saddle' on Decca W5131, likely late 1940s or early 1950s. Ritter was a prolific recording artist and Hollywood western star.AI summary
Decca W5131 Country
Tex Ritter was an American Western-swing and country singer, recorded here on Winner, a small British marque that licensed and pressed American country and folk material. 'Goodbye Old Paint' and 'Rye Whisky' are traditional Americana numbers.AI summary
Winner W21 Country
Tex Ritter with The Bandit and The Long Black Rifle on Capitol CL14177.AI summary
Capitol CL14177 Country
Tex Ritter with Green Grow the Lilacs and Buffalo Dream on Capitol CL13890.AI summary
Capitol CL13890 Country