Starday (reg.)

Madison, Tenn.  [source: Billboard directory]

Regional series.
Starday Records offered a custom pressing service for artists wanting to release their own records. Most releases in this "Package Deal" series appeared with label names selected by the customers. From 1954 to 1958, however, many of the more promising disks were released regionally on the Starday label.
All releases shared a common numerical sequence which began at 500 in 1953 and apparently petered out in the mid-1960's at over 1100. Be careful not to confuse duplicate numbers in Starday's main series (which reached 500 in 1960) with these early regional numbers.
Other releases in the Starday Package Deal series are identified in their own listings.
For details on headquarters location, see the note for the Starday main series.

Original Releases

Number	Date & Source	V	Artists	Titles {& References to LP/CD List}	Matrix Numbers
45-536	1955/Dec. (SPD est.)		Leo Ogletree	Crooked Dice You Done Got Me	A B
45-538	1956/Feb. BMI clear.		Tommy Castle	Wanderlust I've Done More Accidentally	A B
45-552	1956/May 26 Bb c&w rev.		Lucky Wray	It's Music She Says {w, I,S,W, 1b} Sick And Tired	2421 2422
45-560	1956/May (SPD est.)		Jerry Hanson	I'm Doing All Right {g,i, W} Cry	B A
45-561	1956/May BMI clear.		Jimmy Johnson	Woman Love {a, C,D,V} All Dressed Up {a,i, V, 1a}	A B
45-563	1956/June BMI clear.		Hoyt Scoggins	Tennessee Rock {c,d, R,T, 1b} Why Did We Fall In Love	B A
45-569	1956/July BMI clear.		"Cousin Arnold"	Be My Baby, Baby Doll {A,Y} What Is Life Without You	A B
45-570	1956/Nov. 17 Bb c&w rev.		Arnold Parker	Find A New Woman {g,u, G,U,Z, 1f} People Laugh At A Fool	B A
45-575	1956/Oct. 13 Bb c&w rev.		Lucky Wray	Got Another Baby {h, E,F,W, 1b} What-Cha [!!] Say, Honey {h, R}	B A
45-578	1956/Oct. 13 Bb c&w rev.		"Cousin Arnold"	Sweet Talking Daddy {A,V, 1a} Heart Of Fantasy	B A
45-596	1957/Jan. (SPD est.)		Truitt Forse	Chicken Bop {c,d,l,n,r,x, K,N,R,V, 1a} Doggone Dame {l,n,r, V, 1a}	A B
45-608	1957/Apr. 6 Bb c&w rev.		Lucky Wray	Teenage Cutie {g, W, 1b} You're My Song	A B
45-642	1957/July 15 Bb c&w rev.		Buddy Shaw	Don't Sweep That Dirt On Me {e,f, Q,U,Z} Second Place	A B
45-657	1957/Sept. (SPD est.)		Lou Walker	Rock And Roll (Tennessee Style) {T, 1b} I'll Always Be In Love With You	A B
45-658	1957/Oct. BMI clear.		Rocking Martin	All Because Of You {v, A,M,Y} Do You Still Love Me	A B
45-668	1957/Oct. (SPD est.)		Larry Nolen	King Of The Ducktail Cats {i, P,V, 1a} Blue River	B A
45-669	1957/Dec. (SPD est.)		Dave Brockman	Feel Sorry For Me {t, V, 1a} Foolish Pride	B A
45-670	1958/Jan. BMI clear.		Joyce Love	Peace of Mind {q} Why Did You Leave Me
45-676	1958/Jan. BMI clear.		Al Runyon	Baby Please Come Home {k,m,u,y, H,L,T, 1b} The Day Before The Night	B A
45-686	1958/Mar. BMI clear.		Lloyd McCollough	Half My Fault {b, J,U,X,Z, 1e} What Can I Tell Them	A B
45-701	1958/Apr. (SPD est.)		Lou Walker	Little Bitty Man {T, 1b,1c,1d} Cause I'm Losing You	A B
45-704	1958/May (SPD est.)		Fuzzy Whitener	Sugar Buggar {h, U} Why Do I Love You	B A
45-710	1958/May BMI clear.		Bill Goodwin	Teenage Blues {i, Y} Second In Your Heart	B A
45-714	1958/June BMI clear.		Alden Holloway	Loving Is My Business {o, T, 1b} Chiquita	B A
45-719	1958/June 30 Bb c&w rev.		Frank Evans	The Ain't Got Blues {j,s, O,U} All My Dreams Are Gold	A B
45-727	1958/Sept. (SPD est.)		Hal Payne	Honky Tonk Stomp {h,p,z, B,I,Y, 1b} You'll Miss Me Tomorrow	B A

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