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Crosby, Harold Born 1934 in Houlton, Maine. Crosby was a career serviceman with tours in Viet Nam, Korea, Japan, and Europe plus stateside assignments in various locations.

Source: Harold Crosby

Notes:

• Tornado 110 was recorded at Ikon Studios in Sacramento, Calif., using the staff band.
• Top Fifty 141 featured Harold Crosby (vocal), Jimmie Duty & Therin Parlin (twin lead guitars), and Jr. Fourtin (drums).

Date	Label & Number	Image	Title & Credits	Matrix	Comps
U.S. Singles & EPs
1959/Aug. or earlier (Bb est.)	Lorida (Fla.)  3/4 [45] (pressed by RCA)		Hire A Mocking Bird — Harold Crosby And The Pine Tree Boys (from 45)	4 / K8OW-0576	Chief CD 1156521 (#10) White Label LP 2820 (#1)
			The Bastille Blues — Harold Crosby And The Pine Tree Boys (from 45)	3 / K8OW-0575
1959/Sept. 14 Bb pop rev.	Lorida (Fla.) 45-5/6 [45]		San Antone Boogie — Harold Crosby / The Pine Tree Boys (from 45)	45-5
			Jailhouse In Your Heart — Harold Crosby / The Pine Tree Boys	45-6
1961 (Bb est.)	Top Fifty (Wyom.) TF-104  [45]		Bright Lights — Harold Crosby (from Collector CD 4451)		Collector CD 4451 (#4) White Label LP 8912 (#13) Zomboco CD 7 (#2)
			Crazy Old Dream — Harold Crosby With The Dyna-Tones (from 45)
1962/May 5 Bb c&w rev.	Top Fifty (Wyom.) TF-140/1 [45]		Big Boss Man — Harold Crosby And His Pine Tree Boys (from 45)	TF-140
			Gina — Harold Crosby And His Pine Tree Boys	TF-141
1965 RCA mx code	Tornado (N.C.) T-110  [45] (pressed by RCA)		Big, Big Truck — Harold Crosby (from Collector CD 4451)	S4KM-8648	Buffalo Bop CD 55189 (#10) Cactus CD 063 (#2) Collector CD 4451 (#27) White Label LP 8912 (#11)
			I Will Mend Your Heartaches Tomorrow — Harold Crosby (from White Label LP 8912)	S4KM-8649	White Label LP 8912 (#12)
1966 RCA mx code	Tornado (N.C.) T-134  [45] (pressed by RCA)		Bright Lights (And Blond Haired Women) — Harold Crosby (from Buffalo Bop CD 55186)	T4KM-9686	Buffalo Bop CD 55186 (#29)
			Let's Fall In Love Together — Harold Crosby	T4KM-9685

Acknowledgments:  Scott Cheesebrew, Harold Crosby, Udo Frank, Barry John, Dean Craige Morris, Rockabilly Record Guide, Stefan Wriedt