About Ocie Stockard
Ocie was the tenor banjo player with Milton Brown and His Musical Brownies. The group recorded it's first 78 RPM record in 1934. After Milton's death Ocie went on to form his own band - Ocie Stockard and the Wanderers. In 1946 he joined Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
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Top Tracks
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Cow Town Boogie
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Nobody Cares
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Twin Guitar Boogie
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Twin Guitar Polka
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There'll Be Some Changes Made
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O.P.A. Blues
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Cowtown Boogie
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O.P.A Blues
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You Can Stay At Home
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Bass Man Jive
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You Turned Me Down
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Taking My Time
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Cow Town Boogie (1947)
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I Don't Know Nothin' About Lovin'
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Twin Guitar Boogie (1947)
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Lovin' Baby Blues
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Nobody Cares (1946)
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Gee
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Hold Me Daddy
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Just Blues
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I'll Forget You Bye And Bye
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O.P.A.Blues
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O.P.A. Blues (1946)
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Ain't nobody Truck like You
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One of Us was Wrong
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Why shouldn't I?
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Cow Town Boogie (Perkins)
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Twin Guitar Polka (1947)
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Wabash blues
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Long ago
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Twin Guiter Polka
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Nickel in the Kitty
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Turn your Lights down low
34
Bass Man jJive
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Please Sing for Me
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Same Thing all the Time
37
Black and Blues
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What's the Matter?
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Put A Nickel In The Kitty
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Ocie Stockard / Cow Town Boogie
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O P A Blues
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Opa Blues
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Cow Town Boogie - Ocie Stockard (1947)
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Please sing for Me (Doodle-lee-doo)
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Black and Blue
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How come (You do Me like You do do do)
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(Bring it on down) To my House
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Ocie Stockard - Twin Guitar Boogie
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There'll Be Some Changes Made - Ocie Stockard
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How Come?
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