Heart / Wedding Gown of White (January 1956) Meteor 5032 - Get With It / Tongue-Tied Jill (June 1956) King 4971 - Can't Hardly Stand It / Everybody's Lovin' My Baby (October 1956) King 4997 - One Hand Loose / Bottle to the Baby (December 1956) King 5022 - When You Decide / Nobody's Woman (February 1957) King 5043 - Too Much Alike / When You Come Around (April 1957) Kay 1001 - Jungle Fever / Why Don't You (June 1960) Wal-May 101 - Dinky John / South of Chicago (as "Charlie Morgan", July 1960) Memphis 103 - Wild Wild Party / Today and Tomorrow (December 1961) Holiday Inn 114 - Nobody's Darlin' / Deep Elm Blues (April 1963) Philwood P-223 - Tear It Up / Stutterin' Cindy (1968) Pompadour 231 - Uh Huh Honey / Wedding Gown of White (1973) Rollin' Rock 45-025 - That Certain Female / She Set Me Free (1974) Vetco 921 - Will You Be Satisfied That Way / It's Just That Song (1976) Vetco 922 - We're Getting Closer to Being Apart / You Make It Look So Easy (1976) Feathers 791104 - Blue Suede Shoes / We're Getting Closer (1979) Feathers 791105 - Ooby Dooby / If You Were Mine to Lose (1979) Feathers 3 - Cold Dark Night / Blame It on Time (early 1980s) Feathers 4 - Today I Started Loving You Again / Folsom Prison Blues (early 1980s) Feathers 5 - Jungle Fever / Jewel Here on Earth (early 1980s) Feathers 6 - He'll Have to Go / Will the Circle Be Unbroken (early 1980s) Feathers 7 - Honky Tonk Man / That's Alright, Mama (early 1980s) Feathers 8 - Roll Over Beethoven / Swinging Doors (early 1980s) Feathers 9 - In the Pines / I Must Move On (early 1980s) Feathers 10 - One Black Rat / Dig Myself a Hole (early 1980s) Feathers 11 - Lonesome Whistle / Cockroach (early 1980s) Feathers 12 - Who Da Say / Roll Over Beethoven – diff. version (early 1980s) Feathers 13 - Working on a Building / You Believe Everyone but Me (early 1980s) Note: the Feathers 45s were private releases, sold at Charlie Feathers' concerts. References External links The Official Charlie Feathers Homepage Comprehensive Session Listing Listing of all Charlie Feathers' songs and alternatives 1932 births 1998 deaths People from Holly Springs, Mississippi American country singer-songwriters American male singer-songwriters Singer-songwriters