Bill Choate
American country singer and guitar player.
Performed with Rody Erickson And His Dude Ranch Boys between 1946 and 1949. In early 1949, he briefly replaced Tommy Duncan in Bob Wills' band and recorded a solo session with the 4 Star Records label.
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True Country And Western Songs
Bill Choate
1964
Sims
LP, Album, Mono
I'll Be Yours / If It Takes All My Life
Bill Choate
1949
4 Star Records
Shellac, 10"
Radio Days
Bob Wills And The Texas Playboys*
2005
Tomato
CD, Comp
Harmony Park Airshots January 1953
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
1999
Country Routes
CD, Comp
For Collectors Volume Two
Bob Wills
1985
Delta Records (2)
LP, Comp, Mono
Rare 1953 California Radio Broadcasts Volume Two
Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys*
1985
Delta Records (2)
LP, Album, Mono
For Collectors Volume One
Bob Wills
1984
Delta Records (2)
LP, Comp, Mono
Rare 1953 California Radio Broadcasts Volume One
Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys*
1984
Delta Records (2)
LP
More Rare Presto Transcriptions
Bob Wills
1982
The Rare Presto Transcriptions
Bob Wills
1981
(Don't Get Around Much Anymore) Saturday Dance / How Many Times
Rody Erickson And His Dude Ranch Boys
1948
Black & White
Shellac, 10"
Stay All Night
Bill Choate
My Life's Been A Pleasure
Bill Choate
The Kind Of Love I Can't Forget
Bill Choate
My Life Has Been A Pleasure
Bill Choate
My Life's Been A Pleasure - Bill Choate
Bill Choate
I Go Out Of My Mind
Bill Choate
Stay All Night - Bill Choate
Bill Choate
Detour
Bill Choate
Dusty Skies
Bill Choate
Home In San Antone
Bill Choate
A Maiden's Prayer
Bill Choate
Faded Love
Bill Choate
Wedding Bells
Bill Choate
