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King, Pee WeeReal name Julius Frank Kuczynski. Born 1914 in Abrams, Wisc. Star of the Pee Wee King Show (WBBM-TV, Chicago, Ill.). Purportedly, Pee Wee's band was the first to use electric guitar and drums on the Grand Ole Opry. Died in 2000. |
Discography is not intended to be complete
| Date & Source | Label & Number | Title & "As By" Name | Matrix | Comps |
| 1955/Feb. 12 Bb c&w rev. |
RCA Victor (N.J.) 47-6005 | Tweedlee Dee — Pee Wee King And His Band, Featuring Redd Stewart |
F2-WW-0105 | |
You Can't Hardly Get Them No More — Pee Wee King And His Band, Featuring Redd Stewart |
F2-WW-0104 | |||
| 1956/Mar. 3 Bb c&w rev. |
RCA Victor (N.J.) 47-6450 | Blue Suede Shoes — Pee Wee King And His Band / Vocal By Walter Hayes |
G2WW-0002 | BMG Int. CD 75406 (#23) Big Tone CD 6006 (#27) RCA (England) LP 42809 (#3) |
Tennessee Dancin' Doll — Pee Wee King And His Band / Vocal By The Trio |
G2WW-0003 | |||
| 1956/July 14 Bb c&w rev. |
RCA Victor (N.J.) 47-6584 | Catty Town — Pee Wee King And His Band / Vocal By Dick Glasser |
G2WW-0305 | BMG Int. CD 75406 (#12) Bear Family CD 15622 (#8) Big Tone CD 6005 (#12) Collectors Gold CD 100211 (#1) Country Music Foundation CD 014-D (#18) Country Music Foundation LP 014-L (#18) Pan American CD 56016 (#2) Proper CD 122 (#41) Rev-Ola Bandstand CD 21 (#24) |
Hoot Scoot — Pee Wee King And His Band / Vocal By Dick Glasser |
G2WW-0307 | Pan American CD 56018 (#18) |
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| 1956/Sept. 29 Bb c&w rev. |
RCA Victor (N.J.) 47-6666 | Ballroom Baby — Pee Wee King And His Band |
G2WW-0304 | |
Absolutely Positively — Pee Wee King And His Band |
G2WW-0306 | |||
| 1957/Nov. 25 Bb c&w rev. |
RCA Victor (N.J.) 47-7090 | Congratulations Joe — Pee Wee King And His Kentuckians / Vocal By Redd Stewart |
H2WW-5686 | |
Prelude To A Broken Heart — Pee Wee King And His Kentuckians / Vocal By Redd Stewart |
H2WW-5687 | |||
| 1958/Oct. 27 Bb pop rev. |
RCA Victor (N.J.) 47-7375 | Unbreakable Heart — Pee Wee King And His Band |
J2WW-3393 | |
Janie – (instr.) — Pee Wee King And His Band |
J2WW-3394 |
Notes:
| 1979 | RCA (England) (England) PL 42809 | LP | Victor Rock 'N' Rollers | |
| 1988 | Country Music Foundation (United States) CMF- 014-L | LP | Get Hot Or Go Home: Vintage RCA Rockabillly 56-59 | |
| 1991 | Country Music Foundation (United States) CMF- 014-D | CD | Get Hot Or Go Home: Vintage RCA Rockabillly 56-59 | |
| 1993 | Bear Family (Germany) BCD 15622 | CD | That'll Flat Git It, Vol. 1 | |
| 1996 | Collectors Gold 100211 | CD | Catty Town / Dick Lory | |
| 2000 | BMG Int. 75406 | CD | Don't Mess With My Ducktail: 26 RCA Tracks | |
| 2007 | Proper (England) PROPERBOX 122 | CD | Classic Rockabilly | |
| Rev-Ola Bandstand (England) CR REV 21 | CD | Country Goes Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 3: Rural Royalty | ||
| 2008 | Pan American (Switzerland) 56018 | CD | Love Slave | |
| year? | Big Tone BTCD 6005 | CD | RCA Rockabilly, Vol. 1 | |
| Big Tone BTCD 6006 | CD | RCA Rockabilly, Vol. 2 | ||
| Pan American (Switzerland) 56016 | CD | She's A Devil |
Acknowledgments: CMF Library, Marc Coulavin, Bill Davis, Udo Frank, Louisville's Own, Gerd Miller, Adriaan Sturm, Perica Sucevic
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