Clyde Meyers

An ultra-obscure disc, pressed in 1966 by a short-lived custom label from Winston, Salem, North Carolina. The Justice Recording Co mostly recorded local garage rockers, but in this case the music was definitely solid country, including tracks such as Terry Fell's trucker classic, "Truck Driving Man," "I Just Came To Smell The Flowers" (which was a hit for Porter Wagoner in 1966), Bill Anderson's "Bright Lights And Country Music," and "Under Your Spell Again," from the Buck Owens songbook. This one's a real mystery disc, brought to light only twice by Ebay auctions of copies that were offered without a printed LP jacket.