Volume 3 concentrates on the wonderfully-generic productions of Columbine Records.
(click here for the artwork zip)
1. Ralph Lowe - Stop In And Howdy With Me
2. Ralph Lowe - Munchikins
3. Lee Scott - Moonlight Rocket from the USA
4. Kay Weaver - The Girl With The High Hopes
5. Ralph Lowe - One Little Son, Then Another
6. Ralph Lowe - Lonliness
7. Ralph Lowe - Harold The Drag Strip Streaker
8. Kay Brown - Daddy Is Santa Really 6'4"?
9. Ralph Lowe - You Better Cool It Baby
10. Lee Scott - Love In A Ring
11. Lee Scott - That Kind Of Girl
12. Ralph Lowe - I've Been In Trouble
13. Ralph Lowe - My Life Is Too Short
14. Ralph Lowe - The Fights
15. Ralph Lowe - The Lottery Freak
16. Ralph Lowe - Funk With Us
17. Ralph Lowe - Don't Come Crawling
18. Kay Weaver - Old McDonald No. 1
19. Sy - Toot DKO
20. Kay Weaver - Watermelon Man
21. Kay Weaver - Strip Mining Blues
22. Kay Weaver - The Chosen One
23. Kay Weaver - The Gasoline Engine
24. Kay Weaver - The Hill
25. Ralph Lowe - Of The USA
26. Ralph Lowe - Believe In God Until You Die
27. Ralph Lowe - Thank You Mr. Seward
28. Ralph Lowe - The King Lives On
29. Ralph Lowe - Las Vegas
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!!
Posted by: Michael | April 09, 2009 at 08:43 AM
Once again, a home run!
Posted by: Andrew | April 09, 2009 at 08:57 AM
Yes, truly amazing, mind altering bafflement!
Posted by: Louisville Dan | April 09, 2009 at 10:40 AM
My pleasure - and to John, "Ripoff USA" is going to be on the next volume.
Posted by: Lee R. | April 09, 2009 at 02:55 PM
Are we as mere mortals worthy to encompass such magnificence? I don't know!
Posted by: Carl Howard | April 09, 2009 at 08:52 PM
My goodness- Munchikins is going to cause me a short spell in hospital- is there a Ralph Lowe Appreciation Society at all. I wish all my Sundays were filled with these discoveries.
Thank you so much.
Posted by: Colin the Culture Hunter | May 17, 2009 at 08:39 AM
Hello Ralph Lowe,
I am in search of one of my songs that you may have done on an album entitled, The Now Sounds Of Today. The album was done at Columbine Records, in California I believe, about 23-25 years ago. I received a copy of the album when it was released but I divorced shortly after and the album left with her.
The name of the song on that album is entitled, "Blue eyes you and me"! I would sure appreciate it if you could point me in the direction of finding a copy of that album, or at least a copy of that song on it.
Please contact me one way or the other at, kaykay501@hotmail.com or call me at (208)743-0329
Thanks A Million for your time and help.
My Best Regards,
Dan Saville
Posted by: Dan Saville | November 17, 2009 at 03:00 AM