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Logan (Tenn.)

Madison, Tenn.  [source: an original label)

Number	Date	Artist	Image	Title & Credits	Matrix	Comps
Logan (Tenn.) 45-3101  [45]	1958/July 21 Bb pop rev.	Baham, Roy		Big Chief Rock — Roy Baham (from 45)	no mx
				Sin Alley — Roy Baham	no mx
Logan (Tenn.) 45-3104  [45]	1958/Dec. (Bb est.)	Baham, Roy		Cry Baby Blues — Roy Baham (from 45)	3108
				I Laughed Till I Cried — Roy Baham	3107
Logan (Tenn.) 45-3105  [45]	1959/Jan. (Bb est.)	Williams, Max		Hey Mr. Moon — Max Williams	3110
				You Didn't Say Goodbye — Max Williams	3109
Logan (Tenn.)  3108  [45]	1959/Apr. 13 Bb c&w rev.	Four Daddy'o's		The Pink Camel Walk — Four Daddy'o's (from 45)
				I Don't Want To Say Goodbye — Four Daddy'o's
Logan (Tenn.)  3111  [45]	1959/Apr. 27 Bb c&w rev.	Mullins, Lonnie		It Was You — Lonnie Mullins (from 45)	3121 207 MCR	Bop-A-Rama LP 003 (#14) Buffalo Bop CD 55080 (#27) Buffalo Bop CD 55147 (#7) Cactus CD Cash 1 (#21) Cash CD 01 (#21) Collector CD 4488 (#27)
				Since You've Gone — Lonnie Mullins (from 45)	3122 207 MCR	Collector CD 4499 (#8)
Logan (Tenn.)  3113  [45]	1959/June (Bb est.)	Sanders, Rabon		You Tore Your Playhouse Down — Rabon Sanders (from Buffalo Bop CD 55064)	45 2	B-Sharp LP 6/25 (#2) Buffalo Bop CD 55064 (#24) Lenox CD 1015 (#1) White Label LP 8858 (#16)
				It's Because I Love You — Rabon Sanders	45 1
Logan (Tenn.)  3117  [45]	1959/July 27 Bb c&w rev.	Al & Jim		Rock-A-Billy-Music — Al And Jim (from 45)
				More Than Ever — Al And Jim
Logan (Tenn.)  3118  [45]	1959/July 27 Bb c&w rev.	Shirley, Dell		Cliff's-Rocket — Dell Shirley & Joe Brown And The Playetts – (instr.) (from 45)
				Paper-Wad-Kid — Dell Shirley & Joe Brown And The Playetts – (instr.) (from 45)		White Label LP 8931 (#19)
Logan (Tenn.) 179-3120  [45] (pressed by Rite)	1960/Jan. mx series	Simmons, Vaughn		Somebody Needs Your Love — Vaughn Simmons (from 45)	CP-2769	Buffalo Bop CD 55080 (#29)
				You're Gone, Gone, Gone — Vaughn Simmons	CP-2770

Acknowledgments:  Malcolm Chapman, Stephane Chatain, Scott Cheesebrew, Udo Frank, Kurt Krauter, Tom Lincoln, Rockabilly Record Guide, Neil Scott, Mike Smyth