[78-L] Question on Texas Jim Lewis recordings

[Mark L. Bardenwerper, Sr.]

krabgrass at aol.com wrote:
> My standard call for, HELP.
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> Texas Jim Lewis recorded for the Aladdin label as Tex Russell and His Hollywood Cowboys. 
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> Dick Heil who played with Jim's later bands wrote me Jim made the recordings, but had 
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> no copies of his Aladdin recordings. His brother, Jack Rivers released a on Aladdin, too. 
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> I suspect they used the same band, as Jack is playing lead guitar on the one song I've 
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> heard (What It Means to be Blue), and recorded "Texas Torando, under his own name." 
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> Jim Lewis's middle name was Russell. I found three releases and two others of interest. 
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> Does anyone have copies of these recordings, or know if the Aladdin releases by a Jimmy Lewis 
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> might also be Texas Jim Lewis. Dick hadn't heard of theJimmy Lewis releases. 
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> Here's the information in the Online discography: 
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> Aladdin label releases: 
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> 506 - Tex Russell & His Hollywood Cowboys - Moon Over Montana/You Can't Beat The Chains Of Love
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> 507 - Tex Russell & His Hollywood Cowboys - You Waited A Little Too Long/Put Your Little Foot Right Out
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> 508 - Tex Russell & His Hollywood Cowboys - Texas Tornado/What It Means To Be Blue
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http://www.a1wdb.com/cgi-bin/women/13316
All I can find

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