The Southernaires on Tarheel

The Southernaires

CP-6541 - Sweetie Pie
CP-6542 - Teen-Age Plea

Tarheel Records
1961

According to the copyright book, both songs were written by Carl Tyndall and arranged by Dorothy Tyndall.  The Tyndalls later operated the Twilight label located in Falls Church, Virginia (Twilight Records discography can be found here).

Tarheel suggests a North Carolina location, or perhaps Carl Tyndall came from North Carolina.

The Stallions on Outlet

The Stallions

37977 -  For Heaven's Sake (Butch James)
37978 - Dance To The Disco (Butch James)   

Outlet Recordings 50-179

Outlet Records
Box 594

Rocky Mount, Virginia

1977

According to The Danville Register (April 12, 1977) page 8, members of The Stallions were Mike Hall, drums, Lynwood Ervins, rhythm guitar; Ricky Walker, bass  and Butch James, lead singer and guitarist. All from Danville, except Ervins, who lived in Eden, N.C. 

Outlet Records was operated by Rod Shively and produced mainly country, bluegrass and folk albums but very few 45s.

Dave Jones (Inner LP)

Dave Jones 

LP Devil's Child

Side 1 — 15427

Snake Blues / None At All / Tosh's Sunday / Late Train Blues / Money, Money, Money / West Memphis

Side 2 — 15428

No Road Home / Poor Boy / 1000 Miles / Your Lying Eyes / Corner Blues / She Won't / Last Dime Blues / Pretty One / Good Time Man

Inner Records Co. #1

1965

Acoustic folk from Chapel Hill, North Carolina produced by Chris Munger

A folk singing UNC student has turned producer and cut a 12 - inch LP album titled "Devil's Child," recorded on the Inner Records label. Dave Jones, who spent last summer touring the United States and Canada singing and lecturing at many mid-western universities and nightclubs, wrote all 16 songs on the album. Accompanying himself on the 12 - string, Jones displays a great variety of styles from stomping, driving bottleneck blues to intricate finger picking instrumentals and deep moving ballads. During his summer tour he played to, among others, Lynda Baines Johnson (1), as well as numerous college audiences.

The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina (December 12, 1965) :

(1) Lynda Baines Johnson — The oldest daughter of President Johnson

Corner Blues

The Tremolo's on Thunderbolt

The Tremolo's

9913 ~ Weird Pickin'  

R. Chabane, I. Horvath, J. Horvath

9914 ~ Side-Stepin'
E. Horvath, R. Cerato, R. Chabane

Thunderbolt TR 45-100

A pair of instrumentals from Michigan
1963