Wayne Busbice - Goin' Back to Dixie - rockabilly 45 on OTT

This is the first issue of this recording, which came out in 1958 on the OTT label, 4133 N. 25th St., Arlington, Virginia. Catalog number is Ott 201. Wayne is accompanied by his brother Buzz Busby & the Bayou Boys, with Bill Earl on piano.

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• rockabilly
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[Ezdduf4kuZ]

The way this starts out reminds me of that freightrain I've heard somewhere on youtube but it's not the Chatanooga Choo Choo. So this is a Rockabilly song hey!, it sound more country than r&r, which reminds me of Johnny Cash & Glenn Campbell which were played on our pop stations here in Vancouver since we really didn't have an official country station at that time. Thx4 postin'

[deepgroovesounds]

@Ezdduf4kuZ Wayne's younger brother was bluegrass legend Buzz Busby. I met Wayne a decade or so at his home in Montgomery County, MD, he sold me some records and couldn't have been nicer.

[mbusbice1]

@Gizmologist09 ...Sorry to say, but Wayne past away peacefully on December 13th, 2011. He was an educator, a Lt. Colonel, songwriter, earned a PHD Degree, and much more to many. Wayne also went under a stage name, Red McCoy for a period of time. There are a few Youtube songs under that name. Bernarr Busbice (Buz Busby) died in 2003. He started with the one "z" in Buz, but everyone always added the extra "z".

[Gizmologist09]

This is so cool! Wayne Busbice moved into public education administration in Montgomery County Md in the 60s. He was the vice principle of my Jr High and I got to sing with him in a school talent show.