Johnny Bond had several successful facets to a career that lasted over 30 years. As a member of the Jimmy Wakely Trio and as a session musician, he was an important support musician in dozens of B Westerns, working alongside Wakely, Tex Ritter, and Johnny Mack Brown. As a songwriter, he was responsible for several compositions that became country standards, including "Cimarron," "I Wonder Where You Are Tonight," "Conversation With a Gun," "Tomorrow Never Comes," and "I'll Step Aside," which became hits for everyone from Billy Vaughn & His Orchestra to Johnny Rodriguez. He also contributed mightily to the recorded music of Wakely, Ritter, and other country stars of the 1940s and 1950s. And his own recordings -- which included work with such luminaries as Merle Travis -- were popular from the 1940s onward, and included several hits, but it wasn't until the 1960s that he had the biggest record of his career, "Ten Little Bottles."
I love this old western type of music! Sadly, Im kinda new to it. I love Marty Robbins....Who else can I look up that sings this type of music?
Stormclouds777 3 months ago in playlist Time for a new playlist
@Stormclouds777 There are some great western artists including Jimmy Wakely, The Sons of the Pioneers, The Cass County Boys, Foy Willing, just go through my videos and i am sure you will find more you like!!!
fatjud1 3 months ago
@fatjud1 Thank you very much! I am looking them up now. :D
Stormclouds777 3 months ago
@Stormclouds777 You're very welcome!!!
fatjud1 3 months ago
Johnny Bond always reminds me of Town Hall Party. He was one of my favorites on that show.
glendalekid1959 1 year ago
@glendalekid1959 I'm glad you're enjoying the music!! i am happy to post what i can find of vintage country, western and western swing nobody else has on youtube.
fatjud1 1 year ago