Ricky The Record Hound

 Bobby Boyle

15219 - Away From The World

15220 - Ricky The Record Hound
(Felicia Fontaine, Bryte Music)

Brite-Star Prod., Newbury, Ohio

Roy Records

Well, you've heard of the autograph howl, or the one who stores bones in the
ground. Different from any dog around, I'll make you the record howl. I start each
day, same old way, burning at the record store. Looking at ones I haven't seen
before, I'll make you the record howl.
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Well, now you've heard of the autograph house, the one who stores bones in the
ground. I'm different from any dog around, I'm Ricky the record howl. I start each
day, same old way, hunting at the record store. You should see my tail wag when I
see ones I haven't seen before. I'm Ricky the record howl, yeah, Yeah, Ricky,
the record hound.

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Robert L. Boyle "Bobby", (Bobby Boyle) 69, of Mogadore, passed away February 3, 2011.
Bobby was born in Akron on December 18, 1941. Bobby was a talented musician and songwriter and he enjoyed many years in sales and management positions in the insurance business. His greatest love was owning and operating Boyle's Nursery and Landscaping, a family owned business of 63 years.

Uncle Clyde on Bryte

Uncle Clyde

15089 — Mother Went A-Walking
15090 — Dear Ivan  

Pro-Per P.
with Tony Richards

Bryte Records
Brite-Star Prod.

Newbury, Ohio

1965

"Cold War themed recitation". 

Uncle Clyde, M.C., dee jay and comic, was  a regular member of the Southern Jamboree on WSLR in Akron, Ohio at the time of this release.  He recorded four sides for Tex Clark's Bryte Records.  Next he had a gospel music show at WWIZ (Lorain, Ohio) and was later with Roy Rogers, Jr. at WBKC (Chardon, Ohio).  His real name was Harry Fay. He died in 2011.

Obit  :

Harrison B. “Uncle Clyde” Fay, 77, of Canton, died unexpectedly Saturday afternoon, July 16, 2011 in the Mercy Medical Center, Canton, Ohio. He was born July 3, 1934 in Norwalk and was a 1952 graduate of Monroeville High School. Harry was employed at the Stark County Jobs and Family Services, for 15 years, retiring in 1996. Prior to this, he had worked at Spector Freight Company and the Norwalk Truck Line. He was a member of the Friendship Community Church, Canton, North Canton Playhouse, was one of the original Shoestring Players, lifetime member of the Ohio Country Music Association, where he is a member of their Hall of Fame. Harry was a country music comedian, known as “Uncle Clyde”. He was on the Roy Rogers Jr. T.V. show, and on “A Little Country” T.V. show, and had performed on many other stages.

Uncle Clyde here with Roma Leah

late 1960s or early '70s picture

 

 

Mary Madison on Bryte

Mary Madison

Bryte 7002

13025 - World Of Make Believe
sample

13026 - I've Left The Past Behind

Mary Madison
Picture credit : Hillbilly-Music

"Sorry to say we don't have anything here for you to read about Mary Madison. That's either because we haven't got it finished or we haven't found anything yet." says the Hillbilly-Music website. And I can't add anything clever to this perfectly adequate comment.



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Jack Cole on Bryte

Jack Cole
Skip Andrews And His Country Twintones

Bryte

15571 ~ Night Train To Memphis
15572 ~ Tonight I'll Cry Some More


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Cecil Baysinger on Bryte 102

Cecil Baysinger on Bryte 102
11745 - Broken Hearted Blues
11746 - I Want You For My Love (Not A Friend)
Rite Account #728, Newbury, Ohio

1965 country release by obscure artist. No additional information about this release is available. Click Here for additional releases on this label.

Photo Credits: Al Turner

Billy Orr on Bryte

Billy Orr
Bryte

17739 - He Wears A Green Beret
17740 - My Brother

Country