Box 11
Contains 93 Results:
Frummox – There You Go / Mary Martin, Probe, 1969
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
Frummox – There You Go / Mary Martin, Stateside, 1970
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
Steven Fromholz – Hondo’s Song / Come on Down to Texas; Felicity Records, 1983
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
Hoyt Axton – Everybody’s Going on the Road (Fromholz songwriter) / The Battle of New Orleans, Young Blood International, 1981
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
Steven Fromholz – Late Nite Neon Shadows / She's a Lady; Capitol Records, 1976
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
Steven Fromholz – She’s A Lady; Capitol Records, 1976
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
Steven Fromholz – She’s Everybody’ Baby But Mine / Yellow Cat; Lone Star Records (2 copies), 1978
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
The Milt Okun ‘Arrangement’ – Oh, Calcutta (Fromholz songwriter) / Yellow Cat; Decca Records, 1969
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
Willie Nelson – I’d Have to be Crazy (Fromholz songwriter); Columbia Records, 1976
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
Guy Clark – (All Through Throwin') Good Love After Bad / Old Friends; Mother Records, 1989
This collection mainly contains audio-related to Houston musicians, primarily in Blues and Folk. In addition, it contains materials related to the careers of Steven Fromholz and Kinky Friedman.
