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Nix, Hoyle Born 1918 in Azel, Texas. Died in 1985. "Jay-Bob Howdy" is possibly a pseudonym for Wink Lewis.

Source: Eric Rheingans

Notes:

• The two relases of Queen 149 feature the same masters. It is not clear which was released first.

Date	Label & Number	Image	Title & Credits	Matrix	Comps
U.S. Singles & EPs
1955/Sept. 24 Bb c&w rev.	Queen (Texas) Q-149  [45]		Real Rockin Daddy — Jay-Bob Howdy With Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys	A
			Another You — Deonne Dome With Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys	B
1955/Sept. (Bb est.)	Queen (Texas) Q-149  [78]		Real Rockin Daddy — Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys	A
			Another You — Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys
1955/Sept. (Bb est.)	Queen (Texas) Q-149  [45]		Real Rockin Daddy — Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys (from 45)	TNT-149+	Pan American CD 56011 (#17) White Label LP 2801 (#7)
			Another You — Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys	TNT-149-
1958/Aug. or later (Bb est.)	Bo-Kay (Texas) K-108  [45] (pressed by RCA)		Ida Red — Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys	K8OW-8794
			La Golondrina Waltz — Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys	K8OW-8795
1959/Mar. (Bb est.)	Caprock (Texas)  109  [45]		Summit Ridge Drive — Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys – (instr.) (from White Label LP 8831)	HB-2710	White Label LP 8831 (#3)
			Big Balls In Cowtown — Hoyle Nix And His West Texas Cowboys	HB-2711	Cactus CD 5003 (#30) Club PR LP 007 (#19) Esoldun LP 2012 (#14) Esoldun CD 2222 (#21)

Acknowledgments:  Andrew Brown, CMF Library, Mitch Drumm, Udo Frank, Tom Lincoln, Gerd Miller, Bob Pinson, Eric Rheingans