Bob Wills, fiddler and band leader of Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys, was an influential developer of the western swing music style in the late 1930s through the 1940s. Recorded extensively for Columbia, Decca, MGM and others. Hit recordings included "San Antonio Rose, " "Faded Love, " and "Steel Guitar Rag." He was inducted into Country Music Hall of Fame in 1968...See full bio »
1945Lawless Empire
(writer: "Stay All Night, Stay a Little Longer" / performer: "Stay All Night, Stay a Little Longer", "Home in San Antone", "Farther Along", "Young and Foolish")
1944The Last Horseman
(writer: "O. K., Oklahoma" / performer: "O. K., Oklahoma", "The Idaho Plains", "Trouble on the Range", "Ridin' On Down", "Dreamy-Eyed Waltz", "Camptown Races")
1943The Vigilantes Ride
(performer: "There's An Arizona Moon", "Westward Bound", "At the Old Ranger Post", "My Tucson Gal")
1943Saddles and Sagebrush
(performer: "Hubbin' It", "Get Along My Pony":, "Ki Yi Yippe Yea", "Toodleumbo")
1943Riders of the Northwest Mounted
(performer: "Song of the Rippling Stream", "Bluebonnet Lane", "The Last Goodbye", "When You're a Mountie")
1942A Tornado in the Saddle
(performer: "You're From Texas", "He's A Barstool Cowboy", "Dusty Skies", "We're Rough And Ready")
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