Melba Montgomery - Don't Let The Good Times Fool You Album

Tracklist

1	He Don't Make Me Cry Written-By – Sorrells Pickard
2	Mama's Hands Written-By – Frank Dycus, Larry Kingston
3	I'll Be Your Lady Written-By – David Allan Coe
4	Hiding In The Darkness Of My Mind Written-By – Earl Montgomery, Melba Montgomery
5	Searchin' (For Someone Like You) Written-By – Murphy Maddux
6	Give A Little Love Away Written-By – Earl Montgomery, Emily Mitchell
7	It Sure Gets Lonely Written-By – James Solomon, Melba Montgomery
8	If You Want The Rainbow Written-By – Harlan Howard
9	Your Pretty Roses Came Too Late Written-By – Bill Rice, Jerry Foster
10	I Hope I Never Have To Sing That Song Written-By – Danny Hice, Ruby Hice
11	Don't Let The Good Times Fool You Written-By – Gary S. Paxton, Ronald Hellard

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
K 52018	Melba Montgomery	Don't Let The Good Times Fool You ‎(LP)	Elektra	K 52018	UK	1975
EKC 6048	Melba Montgomery	Don't Let The Good Times Fool You ‎(LP)	Elektra	EKC 6048	South Africa	1975
CM-2	Melba Montgomery	Don't Let The Good Times Fool You ‎(LP, Pit)	Elektra	CM-2	US	1975
CM-2	Melba Montgomery	Don't Let The Good Times Fool You ‎(LP, Ter)	Elektra	CM-2	US	1975
CC-52	Melba Montgomery	Don't Let The Good Times Fool You ‎(Cass, Album)	Elektra	CC-52	US	1975

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar – Jack Solomon, Larry Black
• Arranged By [Arranger] – Pete Drake
• Art Direction – Glen Christensen
• Bass – Bob Moore, Henry Strzelecki
• Bass Guitar – Harold Bradley, Tommy Allsup
• Design – Gribbit
• Drums – Buddy Harman, Kenny Malone
• Engineer – Stan Kesler
• Fiddle – Buddy Spicher, Duane Hester, Gary Van Osdale, George Binkley, Larry Haight, Sheldon Kurland
• Lead Guitar – Pete Wade, Reggie Young
• Mixed By [Mixer] – Pete Drake
• Photography By – Joel Brodsky
• Piano – Pig Robbins, Ron Oats
• Producer – Pete Drake
• Recorded By [Recorder] – Linda Hargrove, Warren Peterson
• Steel Guitar – Larry Sasser, Pete Drake
• Vocals – Gary S. Paxton Singers, The Jordanaires

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Elektra/Asylum Records
• Record Company – EMI Records Ltd.
• Produced For – Pete Drake Productions, Inc.
• Recorded At – Pete's Place

Short intro

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