Wayne Walker You've Got Me (Where I Wanna Be) - Little Ole' You (7inch, 45rpm)

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Wayne Walker: You've Got Me (Where I Wanna Be) - Little Ole' You (7inch, 45rpm)

(CP) 2 tracks - 1959 double whammy - b-side original pressing on promo version only

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Interpret: Wayne Walker
Album titlle: You've Got Me (Where I Wanna Be) - Little Ole' You (7inch, 45rpm)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min
Vinyl record size Single (7 Inch)
Artikelart 7inch
Label Custom Pressing
EAN: 2500006116333
weight in Kg 0.07

Walker, Wayne - You've Got Me (Where I Wanna Be) - Little Ole' You (7inch, 45rpm) 7inch 1
01	You've Got Me (Where I Wanna Be)	Wayne Walker
02	Little Ole You	Wayne Walker

Wayne Walker Wayne Paul Walker was from Quapaw, Oklahoma (born December 13, 1925), and was... more

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"Wayne Walker"

Wayne Walker

Wayne Paul Walker was from Quapaw, Oklahoma (born December 13, 1925), and was raised in Kilgore, Texas before moving to Shreveport, Louisiana. He worked as a vacuum cleaner salesman, fire escape salesman, car salesman, and roofer while getting his music career off the ground.

He appeared on the Louisiana Hayride, and recorded for a variety of companies, including Chess, Decca, Columbia, Ric, Everest, as well as ABC. Walker ran around Shreveport with Webb Pierce and joined Pierce and Denny at Cedarwood soon after it opened in 1953, helping it become one of Nashville's leading music publishers (it's worth noting, though, that Danny Dill [see below] actually claimed to be the one to introduce Walker to Denny).

Walker's enviable catalog included I've Got A New Heartache and Burning Memories for Ray Price, How Do You Think I Feel for Elvis, Leavin' On Your Mind for Patsy Cline, Are You Sincere for Andy Williams (half of which he lost in a poker game to Mel Tillis), Little Boy Sad for Johnny Burnette, Cut Across Shorty for Eddie Cochran, and many other hits. He saved none of his most commercial songs for himself, though, and never scored a hit under his own name.

Walker was married for fifteen years to Ernest Tubb's daughter, Scooter Bill, but they divorced in 1973, and he died of cancer six years later, on January 2, 1979.

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