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Sing a Sad Song
Few American entertainers have had the explosive impact, wide-ranging appeal, and continuing popularity of country music star Hank Williams. Such Williams standards as "Your Cheatin' Heart," "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," "Jambalaya," and "I Saw the Light" have all entered the pantheon of great American song. Roger Williams recounts the story of Hank's rise from impoverished Southern roots, his coming of age during and after World War II, his meteoric climb to national acclaim and star status on the Grand Ole Opry, his chronic bouts with alcoholism and the alienation it created in those he loved and sang for, and finally his tragic death at twenty-nine and subsequent emergence as a folk hero. The book also features a thorough discography compiled by Bob Pinson of the Country Music Foundation.
First Four Digger John Stories
PERIL PRESS presents: Famous Western, November 1946 Digger John #1 DIGGER JOHN’S BET by A. A. Baker Here’s a salty little yarn about a bet where both men were bound to win! Digger John was strictly no account, but he made suckers of the town’s toughest. 1200 Words Famous Western, February 1947 Digger John #2 DIGGER JOHN’S CLAIM by A. A. Baker Even in the mad scramble for gold, there was a sense of propriety in the rough days of the old west. There were some indignities, Digger John figured, that the dead shouldn’t have to take. 1100 Words Famous Western, May 1947 Digger John #3 DIGGER JOHN’S PETITION by A. A. Baker Digger John figured that winning a duel was no just reason for ha...
Able Cain's Lynching
Peril Press presents: Real Western Stories, August 1959 Able Cain #33 Final Able Cain Story ABLE CAIN’S LYNCHING by A. A. Baker Big Cole Murrell had paid his debt to society, and Judge Able Cain was determined to protect him against the vengeance of bounty-hunters… Cole Murrell had spent his time in prison, and had reformed. And now that he was an upright man, it was Judge Cain’s duty to defend Cole against those who still wanted to persecute Murrell. 4700 Words Plus bonus content: Famous Western, Summer 1943 CATTLE KING True Fact Article of the Old West by Lee Floren The Story of Charles Goodnight! 1400 Words Famous Western, Summer 1943 FAMILY TREE OF THE COW PONY Fact Article by Kenneth P. Wood There's quite a genealogical story behind those broncs! 1700 Words
Digger John's Rescue
Peril Press presents: Famous Western, April 1949 DIGGER JOHN’S RESCUE by A. A. Baker (Author of “Digger John’s Policy”) It was possible, with super-human effort, to get out to those immigrants, stranded in the storm. But getting back with them to safety was another matter! Digger John’s Rescue of the stranded immigrants all depended on a bear’s staying alive. 4000 Words PLUS BONUS: Famous Western, Spring 1945 SHORTHORN DEPUTY by GUNNISON STEELE (Author of “Cold Blizzard—Hot Lead”) Young “Paint” McCabe Wanted to Be a Deputy Somethin’ Fierce, and… “Paint” McCabe showed lawman Littlejohn that the best old lawdog can always find use for a new trick! 1200 Words Famous Western, Spring 1945 WILD WEST QUIZ Feature by Idaho Bill Before you turn to see the answers, jot down the ones you think are correct. Turn to Page 92 for Answers 300 Words
Able Cain's Plague
Peril Press presents: Western Action, November 1950 Able Cain #3 ABLE CAIN’S PLAGUE by A. A. Baker Bob Benson was a one-man plague in Apex, so Judge Able Cain decided to fight fire with fire. Judge Ablle Cain’s remedy for Bob Benson’s skullduggery seemed to be worse than the trouble at hand 4500 Words Plus Bonus A.A. Baker story: Action-Packed Western, September 1956 THE CRIMSON COUP STICK by A. A. Baker The Arapaho had a reason to be wary of Conrad Bard; a man who talked as if his dead partner were still by his side must be in league with spirits! The hostile Arapaho had good reason to be afraid of Conrad Bard… 3500 Words
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Digger John's Big Blow
Peril Press presents: Famous Western, June 1949 DIGGER JOHN’S BIG BLOW by A. A. Baker (Author of “Digger John’s Rescue”) The agreement was signed and everyone knew that Digger John was a man of his word. If he hadn’t dug ten ounces or more out of the Inheritance Mine within 30 days, he’d leave Gold Run. But how could anyone dig with a broken arm, and broken fingers? Digger John’s Big Blow came when every one else in Gold Run figured that he’d lost out! 3700 Words Plus Bonus: Famous Western, June 1949 THE CHEATER by William Stephen Gamble Jeff had a way of spotting a cheat, even when the hand is quicker than the eye! The Cheater figured for sure that he wouldn’t get detected this time, but... 900 Words Famous Western, June 1949 VIRGINIA CITY—THE ROARING CAMP (Fact Feature) by James A. Hines A True Fact Feature 1600 Words Famous Western, June 1949 HANDCART PIONEERS (Fact Feature) by The Lawdog 600 Words
