Vinyl Album - Red Sovine - Teddy Bear - Gusto

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Red Sovine
Title:	Teddy Bear
Label:	Gusto
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SD 986X
Date:	1975
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Red Sovine	Teddy Bear	D. Royal, B. J. Burnette, T. HIll, R. Sovine	Rate
A2	Red Sovine	Little Rosa	W. Pierce, R. Sovine	Rate
A3	Red Sovine	It Ain't No Big Thing	N. Merritt, A. Merritt, S. Hall	Rate
A4	Red Sovine	Last Mile Of The Way	K. Bonham, R. Sovine	Rate
A5	Red Sovine	Bootlegger King	J. Fagan	Rate
B1	Red Sovine	Daddy	T. Hill, R. Sovine, M. Lytle	Rate
B2	Red Sovine	Love Is	R. Sovine, E. Greer	Rate
B3	Red Sovine	1460 Elder Street	B. Wilson, D. Richardson	Rate
B4	Red Sovine	Does Steppin' Out Mean Daddy Took A Walk	J. Fagan	Rate
B5	Red Sovine	18 Wheels Hummin' Home Sweet Home	J. Fagan	Rate
B6	Red Sovine	Sad Violins	B. Wilson, D. Richardson	Rate

Notes

Produced by Tommy Hill

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Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 12th May 2015		I was going by the trademark and name at the top of the label. Yes, the Gusto name appears in the trademark but isn't as prominent as the stylised "Starday" name under the trademark. I think Starday's old mailing address was P.O. Box 115, Madison, Tennessee, but that is historical(not hysterical - ha-ha).



Malcyramone SUBS 10th May 2015		I thought the label might be Starday (the SD prefix rather gives it away). But none of the other releases in the Starday discography begin that way, so I didn't mention it.



Neil Forbes 10th May 2015		This came out on RCA-Victor here in Australia(to my best recollection) but the soppy sentimentalism of the title cut does much to harm the Country Music genre when we're supposed to take the genre seriously. Probably though, the song that did the most damage to Country Music's credibility was that gosh-awful "Achy-Breaky Heart" by Billy Ray Cyrus, back about 1989 or 1990. By the way, the label is not Gusto, rather it's the Nashville-based Starday! Gusto is the distribution company which must've bought out Starday sometime between 1972 and when this LP was issued, 1975.



Malcyramone SUBS 10th May 2015		Cover and label scans added.

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Linked Releases

USA - Starday - 1976