Daffan played steel guitar with bands in the Houston area before starting his own band, Ted Daffan and His Texans. As a band leader, he pioneered the use of the steel guitar as a lead instrument and in solos, a departure from the traditional fiddle sounds used by most country bands. Daffan's clean, distinctive sound -- which combined blues and swing -- and his songs influenced artists for years to come. Like "Born to Lose," a number of Daffan songs were recorded by other artists.
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Born to Lose
No Letter Today
Headin' Down The Wrong Highway
I've Got Five Dollars and It's Saturday Night
Car Hop's Blues
Blue Steel Blues
Weary Steel Blues
Born To Lose By Ted Daffan
Bluest Blues
Weary, Worried and Blue
Worried Mind
I've Got Five Dollars And Its Saturday Night
Steel Blues
I'm A Fool To Care
Too Late, Little Girl, Too Late
Crying The Blues Again
Breakin' My Heart Over You
Shut That Gate
Got Money on my Mind
Born To Lose (1943)
You Are My Sunshine
Born To Love
Down Hilo Way
I'll Travel Alone
Look Who's Talkin'
Shadow On My Heart
You're Breaking My Heart
Take That Leash Off Of Me
Where The Deep Waters Flow
Time Won't Heal My Broken Heart
Put Your Little Arms Around Me
I'm That Kind Of A Guy
Those Blue Eyes Don't Sparkle Any More
Among Your Souvenirs
Beyond The Shadow Of A Doubt
Kiss Me Goodnight
I Lost My Sunshine
Flame of Love
I'm Gonna Leave This Darned Old Town
Are You Satisfied Now
You Better Change Your Ways
Broken Vows
Ain't Got No Name Rag (Inst.)
I'M SORRY I SAID GOODBYE
Baby You Can't Get Me Down
My Fallen Star
NOW I MUST REAP
Those Blue Eyes Don't Sparkle Anymore
Down Hi lo Way
Strip Tease Swing (Inst.)
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