Monument Records Story 1958-62

Mention of Monument Records to a Sixties music fan will usually bring the immediate response: Roy Orbison . This was indeed the label on which the classic rock balladeer relaunched his career. But that two-word answer would be to ignore a lesser-known but talented roster of singers and musicians who made the label their home. 'Monument Is Artistry' was the label's slogan, and the 40 tracks showcased here more than back up that cl. CD2 1. Who's Gonna Buy You Ribbons (When I'm Gone) - Paul Clayton 2. What'd I Say - Jack Eubanks, His Orchestra And Singers 3. Only The Lonely - Roy Orbison 4. The Three Bells (The Jimmy Brown Story) - Dick Flood 5. Double Crossin' Sweetie Pie - Janice Ward 6. For A Little While - Norris Wilson 7. Cherry Berry Lips - Curtis & Del 8. Midnight Bus - Billy Graves 9. So In Love With You - Kathy Linden 10. That Lucky Old Sun - The Velvets 11. Uptown - Roy Orbison 12. (Theme From) My Three Sons - Bob Moore 13. Close To Me - Robin Wilson 14. Bonaparte's Retreat - Billy Grammer 15. Theme From Adventures In Paradise - Jerry Byrd 16. (I'm Just) The Guy With The Car - Bobby Brinkley 17. Blue Angel - Roy Orbison 18. Hey! Daddy, Daddy - Boots Randolph 19. The Thing - Grandpa Jones And His Grandchildren 20. Lana - The Velvets CD1 1. Running ed - Roy Orbison 2. Road - Bobby Brinkley 3. Tonight (Could Be The Night) - The Velvets 4. I Went A Walkin' - Curtis & Del 5. The Nervous Auctioneer - Robin Wilson 6. The Shag (Is Totally Cool) - Billy Graves 7. Allentown Jail - Kathy Linden 8. Gotta Travel On - Billy Grammer 9. Last - Paul Clayton 10. Chiricahua - Jack Eubanks 11. Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) - Roy Orbison 12. It's My Way - Dick Flood 13. Fancy Dan - Boots Randolph & His Orchestra 14. Too Many Chicks - Leona Douglas 15. Mexico - Bob Moore 16. Ma Baker's Island - Norris Wilson 17. Indian Love Call - Jerry Byrd And His Steel Guitar 18. It Takes You - Billy Grammer 19. N-U-T-H-I-N-G - Stan Robinson 20. Crying - Roy Orbison

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