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Pee Wee King: & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set)

6-CD box (LP-size) with 66-page book, 152 tracks. Playing time approx. 402 mns.

One of the strangest stories in country music is how a polka bandleader called Frank Kuczynski from Wisconsin became Pee Wee King and led a big band on the Opry, then wrote several of the biggest hits in country music history. The story is here, and the music is here, including the original versions of Tennessee Waltz, Slow PokeandBonaparte's Retreat, as well as lesser-known classics like Tennessee Central #9,
Ten Gallon Boogie, Jukebox Blues, Bull Fiddle Boogie, Birmingham Bounce, Plantation Boogie
, and even the first cover version ofBlue Suede Shoes. All told, there are 151 songs cut for RCA and Bullet between 1946 and 1958. Nothing swung harder than the Golden West Cowboys! After suffering a heart-attack on February 28, Pee Wee King died March 7, 2000 at age 86.

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King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1
01That Cheap Look In Your EyePee Wee King
02You Were The Cause Of It AllPee Wee King
03Texas Toni LeePee Wee King
04Tennessee Central #9Pee Wee King
05Southland PolkaPee Wee King
06Steel Guitar RagPee Wee King
07I Hear You Knockin'Pee Wee King
08Keep Them Cold Icy Fingers Off Of MePee Wee King
09Don't Feel Sorry For MePee Wee King
10Arkansas TravelerPee Wee King
11Out Of My MindPee Wee King
12Ten Gallon BoogiePee Wee King
13Kentucky WaltzPee Wee King
14Don't ForgetPee Wee King
15Jukebox BluesPee Wee King
16Chattanooga BessPee Wee King
17Say Good Mornin' NelliePee Wee King
18Forty Nine WomenPee Wee King
19The Ghost And Honest JoePee Wee King
20New York To New OrleansPee Wee King
21I'm Satisfied With YouPee Wee King
22Quit Honkin' That HornPee Wee King
23Oh MonahPee Wee King
24Bull Fiddle BoogiePee Wee King
25Tennessee WaltzPee Wee King
26Rootie TootiePee Wee King
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2
01Gotta Climb Those Golden StairsPee Wee King
02Everytime I Feel The SpiritPee Wee King
03Gospel BoogiePee Wee King
04Singin' As I GoPee Wee King
05Waltz Of The AlamoPee Wee King
06Whisper WaltzPee Wee King
07I Lost My Love (The Color Song)Pee Wee King
08Bonaparte's RetreatPee Wee King
09Blue Grass WaltzPee Wee King
10Alabama MoonPee Wee King
11Tennessee TearsPee Wee King
12Get Together PolkaPee Wee King
13The Nashville WaltzPee Wee King
14The Waltz Of RegretPee Wee King
15Tennessee PolkaPee Wee King
16Lonesome Steel GuitarPee Wee King
17Cornbread, 'Lasses And Sassafras TeaPee Wee King
18Fire On The MountainPee Wee King
19Shocking Rye StrawPee Wee King
20Billy In The Low GroundPee Wee King
21Devil's DreamPee Wee King
22Fisher's HornpipePee Wee King
23Sally GoodinPee Wee King
24Whistling RufusPee Wee King
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 3
01Going Back To A.L.A.Pee Wee King
02You Call Everybody Darlin'Pee Wee King
03The Battle Hymn Of The RepublicPee Wee King
04Black Eyed SusiePee Wee King
05When They Played That Old Missouri WaltzPee Wee King
06Blame It All On NashvillePee Wee King
07The Kissing DancePee Wee King
08Rag MopPee Wee King
09What, Where And WhenPee Wee King
10Birmingham BouncePee Wee King
11We're Gonna Go Fishin' (Next Saturday Night)Pee Wee King
12Cincinnati Dancing PigPee Wee King
13River Road Two StepPee Wee King
14Mop Rag BoogiePee Wee King
15No One But YouPee Wee King
16Within My Heart (La Golondrina)Pee Wee King
17Helegged HileggedPee Wee King
18You DriftedPee Wee King
19The Strange Little GirlPee Wee King
20Chew Tobacco RagPee Wee King
21Slow PokePee Wee King
22You Won't Need My Love AnymorePee Wee King
23Two RoadsPee Wee King
24Railroad BoogiePee Wee King
25Makin' Like A TrainPee Wee King
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 4
01The Crying Steel Guitar WaltzPee Wee King
02Ragtime Annie LeePee Wee King
03Slow BlokePee Wee King
04Slow CoachPee Wee King
05Silver And GoldPee Wee King
06If And WhenPee Wee King
07BusybodyPee Wee King
08I Don't MindPee Wee King
09Two-Faced ClockPee Wee King
10A Mighty Pretty WaltzPee Wee King
11Tennessee TangoPee Wee King
12The Crazy WaltzPee Wee King
13VarsovianaPee Wee King
14San Antonio RosePee Wee King
15My Adobe HaciendaPee Wee King
16The One Rose (That's Left In My Heart)Pee Wee King
17Under The Double EaglePee Wee King
18Spanish Two StepPee Wee King
19Over The WavesPee Wee King
20Steel Guitar RagPee Wee King
21ScrewballPee Wee King
22Last Night On The Back PorchPee Wee King
23Till I Waltz Again With YouPee Wee King
24GonePee Wee King
25I'll Go On AlonePee Wee King
26That's Me Without YouPee Wee King
27Your Kisses Aren't Kisses AnymorePee Wee King
28Here Lies My HeartPee Wee King
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 5
01Oh Mis'rable LovePee Wee King
02RicochetPee Wee King
03DragnetPee Wee King
04Deck Of CardsPee Wee King
05Huggin' My PillowPee Wee King
06Changing PartnersPee Wee King
07BimboPee Wee King
08Backward, Turn BackwardPee Wee King
09In A Garden Of RosesPee Wee King
10The Red Deck Of CardsPee Wee King
11Keep Your Eye On My DarlingPee Wee King
12Indian GiverPee Wee King
13Why Don't You All Go Home?Pee Wee King
14How LongPee Wee King
15Peek-A-Boo WaltzPee Wee King
16Steel Guitar RagPee Wee King
17Peaches And CreamPee Wee King
18I Can't Tell A Waltz From A TangoPee Wee King
19Flying HomePee Wee King
20Woodchopper's BallPee Wee King
21Seven Come ElevenPee Wee King
22Farewell BluesPee Wee King
23Tippin' InPee Wee King
24Melody Of LovePee Wee King
25You Can't Hardly Get Them No MorePee Wee King
26Tweedle DeePee Wee King
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 6
01Plantation BoogiePee Wee King
02Jim, Johnny And JonasPee Wee King
03NevermindPee Wee King
04Beauty Is As Beauty DoesPee Wee King
05Half A Dozen BoogiePee Wee King
06Blue Suede ShoesPee Wee King
07Tennessee Dancin' DollPee Wee King
08Ballroom BabyPee Wee King
09Catty TownPee Wee King
10Absolutely, PositivelyPee Wee King
11Hoot ScootPee Wee King
12I'll Be Walking Alone In A CrowdPee Wee King
13Sugar BeetPee Wee King
14(I Tasted) Tears On Your LipsPee Wee King
15A Catchy TunePee Wee King
16My Darlin' (We're Not Too Young To Know)Pee Wee King
17Do You RememberPee Wee King
18Congratulations JoePee Wee King
19Prelude To A Broken HeartPee Wee King
20Do You RememberPee Wee King
21Unbreakable HeartPee Wee King
22JaniePee Wee King
23A Little Bit About Myself (A Phonobiography)Pee Wee King
Pee Wee King OBITUARY PEE WEE KING As an instrumentalist, bandleader, actor,... more
"Pee Wee King"

Pee Wee King

OBITUARY PEE WEE KING

As an instrumentalist, bandleader, actor, songwriter, and businessman, Pee Wee King had a long and varied career. Born Julius Frank Kuczynski in 1914 in Wisconsin, he learned concertina, fiddle and accordion while playing in his father's polka band. After graduation, while fronting his own band, he met Gene Autry; the future cowboy star was hosting his own program on Chicago's WLS and offered King an opportunity to back him. By 1934, Autry and King moved to WHAS Louisville, but after less than a year, Autry departed for Hollywood. Opting to stay with country music, Pee Wee changed his name to 'King' in honor of polka favorite Wayne King.

After a year spent with Frankie More's Log Cabin Boys, Pee Wee formed his own Golden West Cowboys with vocalist Texas Daisy, fiddler Abner Sims and guitarist Curly Rhodes. He ran a tight ship, organizing arrangements and intricate stage shows which promoted the band well around the Louisville area. By 1937, the Golden West Cowboys had accepted a spot on the Grand Ole Opry.

During the early-to-mid-'40s, Pee-Wee's band proved an important breeding ground for vocalists; in the span of just five years, Eddy Arnold, Milton Estes, Cowboy Copas, Minnie Pearl, and Tommy Sosebee all spent time with the Golden West Cowboys. "I learned a lot about showmanship from him,"said Eddy Arnold. Redd Stewart, who had joined in 1937 and outlasted them all, became the star of the show on King's charting hits, beginning with the #3 hit Tennessee Waltz in 1948. During the next six years, the Golden West Cowboys hit the Top 15 ten times in succession. King's only number one, Slow Poke, was a giant hit in 1951 -- it spent 15 weeks at number one and crossed over to number one pop as well (for three weeks). Pee Wee and Redd also cowrote the pop standard You Belong to Me

Though the band failed to chart after 1954, King continued to lead the Golden West Cowboys until 1969, when he retired to work on the business side of country. A past director of the Country Music Foundation, Pee Wee King was inducted into both the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame and, in 1974, the Country Music Hall of Fame.

After suffering a heart-attack on February 28, Pee Wee King died March 7, 2000 at age 86. He was a short, funny, good-hearted man who would come to his record store (King's Record Shop...pictured on the front of a Rosanne Cash LP), hang out with friends, and tell stories.

His complete recordings from 1946 to 1958 are available on our anthology below that includes his most exciting swing and rock 'n' roll recordings.

 

 

The Saturday evening of April 14, 1945 posed a problem at the Grand Ole Opry. The nation was in mourning for President Franklin D. Roosevelt's sudden death two days earlier. WSM announced that the Opry itself had been cancelled for that week but left the Ryman Auditorium open for people who didn't hear the announcements and, in the Opry's place, offered a short program. The always-reliable Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys, were in the house, previously scheduled to fill in for Roy Acuff on the half-hour Prince Albert Tobacco segment. Hay asked Pee Wee to play his regular stage show, unaware that it differed radically from King's usual Opry spots.

Hay's artlessly crafted façade of rural purity for the Opry barred the urbane sounds of drums and horns. It even took him time to accept Pee Wee's accordion, much less the electric guitars that became part of the show in the early 1940s. Late in '44, Opry guests Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys flipped off the show's no-drums rule. To obey Hay's 'down to earth' dictums, Golden West Cowboys drummer Sticks McDonald and trumpeter Buddy Harrell weren't using their usual instruments at the Opry.

The Cowboys began with their own FDR homage. Harrell played Taps, followed by Pee Wee's solo accordion rendition of My Buddy. Then the band ripped into a blazing version of the swing favorite Bugle Call Rag that, with Harrell and McDonald roaring away, kept the energy high. It delighted the Ryman audience. Flustered and upset, when Hay confronted Pee Wee afterward, the bandleader laconically reminded Hay that he'd specifically requested they play their stage show.

It's easy, given the similar instrumental lineups, to lump King and the Golden West Cowboys with Wills and other Western swing groups. It's also a flawed, apples-oranges equation. Wills and the Playboys were dancehall denizens, Pee Wee and company an all-purpose Western show band able to satisfy dancers but playing mainly to sit-down audiences. Radio and TV were their primary outlets along with theaters, auditoriums, fairs and parks, where they offered an amalgam of cowboy tunes, polkas, parlor tunes, boogies, swing, novelties and current pop hits that could please any crowd—even listeners who loathed country music.

These bands were ubiquitous both before and after World War II in Midwestern and Eastern cities large and small. New York City had Denver Darling; Captain Stubby and the Buccaneers owned Chicago. The Down Homers worked out of Fort Wayne, Indiana. In Washington D.C., Jimmy Dean and his Texas Wildcats became a local institution. Slim Rhodes dominated Memphis. Sunshine Sue and her Rangers held forth at WRVA in Richmond. Indiana. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Slim Bryant and his Wildcats were stars; Chester, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia, had Bill Haley and the Saddlemen. Philly itself was home to Jesse Rodgers and the Border Riders.

Pee Wee began in the Midwest, born Julius Frank Anthony Kuczynski in Milwaukee in 1914. He grew up there, spending summers on relatives' farms. His father John, who played concertina and violin, led a polka band called the Midnight Four. Frankie began accordion lessons in 1929, learning the instrument despite his disdain for formal study. When he met nationally-known sweet bandleader Wayne King in 1930 and explained he was an aspiring musician, King suggested the kid adopt the easily remembered surname of King. His new country-polka group the King's Jesters played the 'Badger State Barn Dance,' inspired by Chicago's WLS 'National Barn Dance,' as well as the Polish-American Hour over WJRN in Racine.

In 1934, 'National Barn Dance' star Gene Autry and band the Range Riders toured Wisconsin with manager Joe L. Frank when they wound up in a car crash. With several Range Riders injured, Frank heard the King's Jesters on a radio as the cars were being serviced and made contact. The Jesters played one show with Autry, who then temporarily hired King to finish the tour with the Range Riders and dubbed Frankie King 'Pee Wee.' He returned home, but within months Frank invited him to Louisville, where Autry was working at WHAS radio. In June, 1935 Pee Wee became Autry's regular accordionist while the cowboy singer awaited his call to Hollywood.

Pee Wee stayed in Louisville when Autry left to launch his film career. Frank moved him into a new band called the Log Cabin Boys, who did extensive radio and personal appearance work around Kentucky before spending 1936 at WNOX in Knoxville on the station's 'Mid-Day Merry Go Round' show. Pee Wee became engaged to Frank's daughter Lydia during that time, and married her late that year. He and Frank, his music business mentor, planned their next move as 1936 ended. Early in 1937, back in Louisville at WAVE radio, Pee Wee unveiled a new band. In tribute to the popular Girls of the Golden West, they were called J. L. Frank's Golden West Cowboys.

Frank had enough influence to get the Cowboys an Opry audition, their professionalism and polish impressing WSM officials. The group joined the cast in June, 1937. Unlike other Opry acts, the Cowboys were union musicians and insisted they be paid accordingly. Pee Wee and J. L. Frank were a team, creating slick show promotion packages including flashy posters. In 1938 Frank took his name off and the band became Pee Wee King and the Golden West Cowboys. Playing a show in St. Louis, King was impressed by local vocalist Eddy Arnold and hired him as the Cowboys' vocalist.

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Tracklist
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1
01 That Cheap Look In Your Eye
02 You Were The Cause Of It All
03 Texas Toni Lee
04 Tennessee Central #9
05 Southland Polka
06 Steel Guitar Rag
07 I Hear You Knockin'
08 Keep Them Cold Icy Fingers Off Of Me
09 Don't Feel Sorry For Me
10 Arkansas Traveler
11 Out Of My Mind
12 Ten Gallon Boogie
13 Kentucky Waltz
14 Don't Forget
15 Jukebox Blues
16 Chattanooga Bess
17 Say Good Mornin' Nellie
18 Forty Nine Women
19 The Ghost And Honest Joe
20 New York To New Orleans
21 I'm Satisfied With You
22 Quit Honkin' That Horn
23 Oh Monah
24 Bull Fiddle Boogie
25 Tennessee Waltz
26 Rootie Tootie
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2
01 Gotta Climb Those Golden Stairs
02 Everytime I Feel The Spirit
03 Gospel Boogie
04 Singin' As I Go
05 Waltz Of The Alamo
06 Whisper Waltz
07 I Lost My Love (The Color Song)
08 Bonaparte's Retreat
09 Blue Grass Waltz
10 Alabama Moon
11 Tennessee Tears
12 Get Together Polka
13 The Nashville Waltz
14 The Waltz Of Regret
15 Tennessee Polka
16 Lonesome Steel Guitar
17 Cornbread, 'Lasses And Sassafras Tea
18 Fire On The Mountain
19 Shocking Rye Straw
20 Billy In The Low Ground
21 Devil's Dream
22 Fisher's Hornpipe
23 Sally Goodin
24 Whistling Rufus
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 3
01 Going Back To A.L.A.
02 You Call Everybody Darlin'
03 The Battle Hymn Of The Republic
04 Black Eyed Susie
05 When They Played That Old Missouri Waltz
06 Blame It All On Nashville
07 The Kissing Dance
08 Rag Mop
09 What, Where And When
10 Birmingham Bounce
11 We're Gonna Go Fishin' (Next Saturday Night)
12 Cincinnati Dancing Pig
13 River Road Two Step
14 Mop Rag Boogie
15 No One But You
16 Within My Heart (La Golondrina)
17 Helegged Hilegged
18 You Drifted
19 The Strange Little Girl
20 Chew Tobacco Rag
21 Slow Poke
22 You Won't Need My Love Anymore
23 Two Roads
24 Railroad Boogie
25 Makin' Like A Train
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 4
01 The Crying Steel Guitar Waltz
02 Ragtime Annie Lee
03 Slow Bloke
04 Slow Coach
05 Silver And Gold
06 If And When
07 Busybody
08 I Don't Mind
09 Two-Faced Clock
10 A Mighty Pretty Waltz
11 Tennessee Tango
12 The Crazy Waltz
13 Varsoviana
14 San Antonio Rose
15 My Adobe Hacienda
16 The One Rose (That's Left In My Heart)
17 Under The Double Eagle
18 Spanish Two Step
19 Over The Waves
20 Steel Guitar Rag
21 Screwball
22 Last Night On The Back Porch
23 Till I Waltz Again With You
24 Gone
25 I'll Go On Alone
26 That's Me Without You
27 Your Kisses Aren't Kisses Anymore
28 Here Lies My Heart
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 5
01 Oh Mis'rable Love
02 Ricochet
03 Dragnet
04 Deck Of Cards
05 Huggin' My Pillow
06 Changing Partners
07 Bimbo
08 Backward, Turn Backward
09 In A Garden Of Roses
10 The Red Deck Of Cards
11 Keep Your Eye On My Darling
12 Indian Giver
13 Why Don't You All Go Home?
14 How Long
15 Peek-A-Boo Waltz
16 Steel Guitar Rag
17 Peaches And Cream
18 I Can't Tell A Waltz From A Tango
19 Flying Home
20 Woodchopper's Ball
21 Seven Come Eleven
22 Farewell Blues
23 Tippin' In
24 Melody Of Love
25 You Can't Hardly Get Them No More
26 Tweedle Dee
King, Pee Wee - & His Golden West Cowboys (6-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 6
01 Plantation Boogie
02 Jim, Johnny And Jonas
03 Nevermind
04 Beauty Is As Beauty Does
05 Half A Dozen Boogie
06 Blue Suede Shoes
07 Tennessee Dancin' Doll
08 Ballroom Baby
09 Catty Town
10 Absolutely, Positively
11 Hoot Scoot
12 I'll Be Walking Alone In A Crowd
13 Sugar Beet
14 (I Tasted) Tears On Your Lips
15 A Catchy Tune
16 My Darlin' (We're Not Too Young To Know)
17 Do You Remember
18 Congratulations Joe
19 Prelude To A Broken Heart
20 Do You Remember
21 Unbreakable Heart
22 Janie
23 A Little Bit About Myself (A Phonobiography)