Girl, Don't Cry",
"I'll Never Be Free" (pop hit cover by Kay Starr & Tennessee
Ernie), and "I'm Waiting Just For You" (pop hit for Pat Boone in 1957).
Lucky's biggest hit had been the chart-topper "Who Threw The Whiskey In
The Well?" in 1945 with a memorable vocal by the legendary Wynonie
Harris, and they were to be reunited, resulting in two great rockin'
sessions and one MONSTER hit, "Oh Babe" in December 1950. Today, many of
these songs are rock 'n' roll club and radio hits and popular with the
new swing dance craze.
Available for the first time on CD and sounding better than ever on
Rev-Ola Bandstand, beautiful pictures and magnificent sleeve notes by
Dave Penny make this the definitive collection!
TRACK LISTING:-Moanin' The Blues / D Natural Blues / Little Girl, Don't cry / InSouth Carolina Republican candidate for Governor Rep. Nikki Haley (r.) is enthusiastic with her husband after winning the primary.

Nikki Haley, a daughter of Indian Sikh immigrants, snared first place in South Carolina's GOP primary for governor Tuesday night. She overcame a sordid campaign, fending off racial slurs and charges of infidelity from the state's mostly male political hierarchy.

"We pushed against the power, we pushed against the money, and boy, did they push back," Haley said. She had Tea Party support.

Haley thrashed her nearest opponent, Rep. Gresham Barrett, 49% to 22%. But by coming up just shy of 50%, she has to beat him again in a June 22 runoff to face Democrat Vince Sheheen in November.

If Reid loses in November, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) is a top contender