01 - Waltz Of The Wind
02 - Blues Stay Away From Me
03 - Your Cheatin' Heart
04 - Frankie and Johnnie
05 - You Belong to Me
06 - Rocky Road Blues
07 - Hey, Good Lookin'
08 - I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love With You)
09 - The Wayward Wind
10 - Beautiful Brown Eyes
11 - Greenback Dollar
12 - Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
13 - Pistol Packin' Mama
14 - You Are My Sunshine
15 - I'm a Lonesome Fugitive
16 - Lonely Street
17 - Am I That Easy to Forget
18 - In the Pines
19 - Rainbow at Midnight
20 - Black Letter
21 - White Lightnin'
22 - Circle Never Broken
23 - (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle
24 - Danse Colinda
25 - 500 Miles Away from Home
26 - Oh Lonesome Me
27 - I'm Movin' On
T. TEXAS TYLER - The Man With A Million Friends - Starday SLP 379
01 - Texas Boogie Woogie 02 - Crawdad Town 03 - Invitations 04 - My Talk About Leaving 05 - Dear Souvenirs 06 - Just Like Dad
07 - Injun Joe 08 - Morning Glory 09 - By The Way (I Still Love You) 10 - It's A Long Road Back Home 11 - Sunset Years Of Life 12 - Little Piece Of Ground
This Lp brought the Sons of the Pioneers into the stereo age in 1960. This Lp did not chart but a lot of copies have been sold through the years. A great mix on the Living Stereo sound too!
Cool Water
Whoople-ti-yi-yo
Wind
Cowboy's Dream
Last Roundup
Ridin' Home
Twilight On The Trail
Red River Valley
Wagon Wheels
Ghost Riders In The Sky
Blue Prairie
Way Out There
Empty Saddles
Teardrops In My Heart
Blue Shadows On The Trail
Ridin'Down The Canyon
Timber Trail
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
I got to thinking about the mess we are in these days as a nation. The song below kept going through my mind. All the corruption, wars based on lies, Liberty trampled on every day, slavin' to pay the already way too high Ameren/CIPS utility bills...I could go on and on, but Ole Merle says it best in the song below. Hoping all is well...JV
SPRINGFIELD-Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan lashed out at state regulators for approving a $162 million rate increase for most Ameren Corp. utility customers in the state.
On Wednesday, the Illinois Commerce Commission voted 5-0 to approve an increase in delivery fees for electricity and natural gas. The rate increases will take effect Oct. 1.
"This decision puts the interests of utilities ahead of consumers at a time when Illinois families can least afford it," Madigan said in a statement. "Unfortunately, this decision is yet another example of the Illinois Commerce Commission approving higher rates for utilities and giving consumers the short end of the stick."
Ameren, based in St. Louis, Mo., has said it needs to increase revenues to maintain and improve its power lines and pipes to deliver electricity and natural gas. The company had originally sought a $247 million rate increase.
The company's three Illinois utilities -- IP, CIPS and CILCO -- serve 1.2 million electric customers and 825,000 natural gas customers.
Ameren IP customers will see the electricity usage fees rise between $6 and $18, while natural gas usage fees will increase between $4 and $9 per month, while Ameren CIPS ratepayers will see electricity costs rise by $2 to $5 per month, and natural gas fees rising between $2 and $6.
Meanwhile, Ameren CILCO customers will see their electric usage charge drop by 55-cents per month, while natural gas bills will decrease by up to $9 during colder months and increase by about $2 the rest of the year.
Madigan said her office will review the Commission's order and "consider the legal options available to fight for Illinois consumers."
The Citizens Utility Board, a watchdog group, vowed to appeal the commission's decision.
"Ameren overstated its expenses to justify an exorbitant rate hike it doesn't need or deserve, and that's why we plan to appeal," CUB Executive Director David Kolata said.
"Although we're glad that AmerenCILCO customers were spared an increase, we are disappointed that AmerenIP and AmerenCIPS customers are getting hit with an unfair rate hike. That's the last thing Ameren customers need as they face tough economic times, soaring energy prices, and an expensive Illinois winter," he added.