It often seems like all the hillbilly music that could be reissued, has been. But then along comes this CD chock-full of unissuedmusic from the Delta Recording Studio of Jackson, Mississippi. The exciting thing here is that the music is mostly by little-known performers and ‘new’ to collectors despite being between fifty and sixty years old. This is really appealing stuff, too, chronicling the country music scene around Jackson in the 1950s and early 1960s. 30 track compilation. Tracks - Emmit Hawkins: Tom Cattin' / I Don't Care What You Do Anymore Country Cowboys: Mississippi Boogie / I’m The Lonesomest Guy In Town Henry Ford: No More Money, No More Honey / Is There Peace In Korea / How Long Would It Take? / Your Cheatin Heart Billy Byrd: No Price Tag (On Your Kisses) / Brave Carol Ann Moses (Of Vicksburg) / Marcellas 'Mac'Quinn & His Dubs: Don’t Flirt With Me In Public (I’m A Married Man) / My Good Gal Left Me Kay & Shirley: Hee Ho / Negotiating Love Bud Scarborough: Bud’s Breakdown (instrumental) / A Fool / Have You Ever Been Sorry? / Down Yonder (instrumental) Unidentified: Sittin Down On It / When It Came To True Love / Hey Hey Ho Ho Warner Mack: I Wanna Play House With You Al Bailey: I Wish I Had Someone To Love Magnolia Quartet: Get Thee Behind Me Satan The Kellum Family: Only Believe (And You’ll Receive A Crown) Unidentified: Mr And Miseries Used To Be Celese Shirley: Two Lonely People Rick Richardson: Accommodatin’ Sue / Black Horse And Blonde Headed Woman Jimmy Swan: Don’t Worry ‘Bout The Mule (Load The Wagon).