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Notes:

• "Hot Lips Baby" also exists on Glenn 1400, but this is probably a later reissue.

Date	Label & Number	Image	Title & Credits	Matrix	Comps
U.S. Singles & EPs
1958/Aug. 25 Bb pop rev.	Mar-Vel' (Ind.) MV-1400  [45]		Hot Lips Baby — Herbie Duncan With Red Wells And His Caravans From St. Louis (from Rykodisc CD 20126)	A	Bop CD 009 (#6) Born Bad CD 003 (#14) Born Bad LP 003 (#14) Buffalo Bop CD 55036 (#17) Club PR LP 010 (#1) Cowboy Carl LP 100 (#14) Flesh Den CD 6907 (#17) GVC CD 2003 (#35) Lonestar EP 002 (#3) Lucky CD 807 (#17) Mustang CD 1 (#34) Presto CD 3 (#2) Rockhouse LP 8402 (#12) Rykodisc CD 20126 (#14) Sleazy CD 05 (#14)
			Little Angel — Herbie Duncan With Red Wells And His Caravans From St. Louis (from 45)	B	Cowboy Carl LP 100 (#4) Flesh Den CD 6907 (#23) GVC CD 2003 (#48) Lonestar EP 002 (#2) Mar-vel' CD (#24) [no label name] CD [hnb] (#24)
1959/Sept. 7 Bb pop rev.	Glenn (Ind.) GL-MV1401  [45]		Escape — Herbie Duncan And Th Original Hurricanes From Kansas City, Mo. (from Buffalo Bop CD 55036)	B	Buffalo Bop CD 55036 (#6) Cat CD 1034 (#11) Mar-vel' CD (#26) White Label LP 8930 (#16) [no label name] CD [hnb] (#26)
			Roll Along — Herbie Duncan And Th Original Hurricanes From Kansas City, Mo.	A
1960/May 23 Bb c&w rev.	Glenn (Ind.) MV-GL1402  [45]		That's All — Herbie Duncan (from Cowboy Carl LP 104)	A	Cowboy Carl LP 104 (#19)
			End Of The Rainbow — Herbie Duncan	B
	Joyland (Fla.)  [none]  [45]		Double Clutching Diesel Man — Herb Duncan (from 45)
			I Didn't Steal Her — Herb Duncan & Pat Palmer

Acknowledgments:  Scott Cheesebrew, Udo Frank, Bernd Hermoneit, Mike Smyth, Bjorn Witlox