Playlist: Leon and Horace sing, Tumbling Tumble Weeds. Pat shares a poetic word to compare lowgrade flour to a hangman? Horace sings, Mornful and Slow. Mickey Wickey plays a square…

Playlist: Pat introduces Horace who sings, I was Doing Alright. Pat tells the benefits of using Hillbilly flour and shares a good word from a listener. Leon and Horace sing,…

Playlist: Mickey Wickey steps in to introduce Pat and his banjo to play the classic tune, Yes Sir That’s My Baby. Pat calls on Leon to sing, I’m Jealous. Pat…

Playlist: Mickey Wickey and the boys play an insturmental, Leave Me With a Smile. Pat tells concerned mothers of the healthy benefits gained from hillbilly flour. Horace sings, Little Girl…

From Fort Worth, Texas. The Hillbilly Boys are on the air. Playlist: Mickey and Horace take over to announce the number. Pat plays on his banjo, Bye Bye Blues. Leon…

The Hillbilly Boys are on the air! Playlist: Leon and Horace sing, Dark Town Strutters Ball. Leon sings, My Cotton Pickin’ Daughter. Pat talks about the unstable economy, and suggests…

Playlist. Mickey plays a fiddle breakdown, Ned Kendals’s Hornpipe. Pat talks about thrift and frugality as he plugs Hillbilly flour. Leon sings, The Moon Got in My Eye. Leon and…

Playlist: Pat O’Daniels introduces Leon and Horace to sing, Going Back to Texas. Pat reads a letter from a listener, a high school girl who uses Hillbilly flour and tells…

Playlist: Pat O’Daniel calls on Mickey Wickey, his brother to sing, Sing Brother Sing. Pat, in poetic style tells the benefit of starting the day with biscuits made from Hillbilly…

Playlist: Mickey Wickey plays, Washington Reel. Pat encourages the use of Hillbilly flour for all your baking needs. Leon sings, Old Yazzoo. All the Boys pitch in to sing, Beautiful…