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Johnny HortonJohnny Horton (1925–1960) was an American country and rockabilly musician known for his history-themed songs during the 1950s. His notable hits include "The Battle of New Orleans," which won the Grammy Award for Best Country & Western Recording in 1960, and the chart-toppers "Sink the Bismarck" and "North to Alaska." Horton achieved significant popularity and was recognized posthumously in various music halls of fame. Tragically, he died in a car accident just as his career was reaching its peak. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
All For The Love Of A Girl
Johnny Horton Country Style
Johnny Horton Sings
The Legendary Johnny Horton
The Unforgettable Johnny Horton
The Voice Of Johnny Horton
Done Rovin' (1957)
Sings Free And Easy (1959)
The Fantastic Johnny Horton (1959)
Johnny Horton (1960)
Johnny Horton Makes History (1960)
The Spectacular Johnny Horton (1960)
Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits (1961)
Honky-Tonk Man (1962)
I Can't Forget You (1965)
I Can't Forget You (1965)
Johnny Horton On Stage (1966)
Johnny Horton On The Road (1969)
Singles
All For The Love Of A Girl / I'm A One Woman Man
The Battle of New Orleans / All For The Love Of A Girl
Honky-Tonk Man / I'm Ready If You're Willing (1956)
I'm Coming Home / I Got A Hole In My Pirogue (1956)
I'll Do It Every Time / Let's Take The Long Way Home (1957)
The Woman I Need / She Knows Why (1957)
All Grown Up / Counterfeit Love (1958)
Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor / The Wild One (1958)
Johnny Reb / Sal's Got A Sugar Lip (1959)
Plaid And Calico / Shadows On The Old Bayou (1959)
Take Me Like I Am / I'm Ready If You're Willing (1959)
The Battle Of New Orleans / All For The Love Of A Girl (1959)
They Shined Up Rudolph's Nose / The Electrified Donkey (1959)
When It's Springtime In Alaska / Whispering Pines (1959)
Johnny Freedom / Comanche (1960)
North To Alaska / The Mansion You Stole (1960)
Sink The Bismark / The Same Old Tale The Crow Told Me (1960)
Ole Slewfoot / Miss Marcy (1961)
