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Title Search Results for I FEEL THE

Title & Credits	Image	Artist	Label & Number	Date	Matrix	Comps
I Feel The Beat — Jim Lowe With The Bob Davie Piano And Orchestra		Lowe, Jim	Dot (Calif.) 45-15525  [45]	1956/Dec. (Bb est.)	MW-9417	Domino LP 1002 (#2)
I Feel The Beat — Jim Lowe With Bob Davie, Piano, And Orchestra		Lowe, Jim	Reo (Canada)  8136  [78]	1957/Feb. (CHUM est.)	MB-9417
I Feel The Beat — Jim Lowe With Bob Davie, Piano, And Orchestra		Lowe, Jim	Reo (Canada)  8136X [45]	1957/Feb. (CHUM est.)	MW-9417
I Feel The Blues Coming On — Loy Clingman		Clingman, Loy	Elko (Ariz.)  15  [45]	1962 or later (Bb est.)	E-LC-1
I Feel The Blues Coming On — Hayden Thompson, The South's Most Versatile Singer, And His Southern Melody Boys		Thompson, Hayden	Von (Miss.) 78-HT1001  [78]	1955/Nov. BMI clear.	A
I Feel The Blues Coming On — Hayden Thompson, The South's Most Versatile Singer, And His Southern Melody Boys (from 45)		Thompson, Hayden	Von (Miss.) 45-HT1001  [45]	1955/Nov. BMI clear.	A 7555	Bear Family CD 16131 (#25) Charly LP 30262 (#1) El Toro CD 1011 (#27) Gee Dee Music CD 270131 (#10) Sunjay LP 569 (#14)