More Lee Moore LP Coffee Drinking Nighthawk WWVA Hello Vietnam Truck Driver's Prayer & More

Another no-fancy-stuff LP from Arc Records. Cannonball #3, Hello Vietnam, Before I Met You, Where the Idaho Potato Grows, Mansion on the Hill, I'll be Lonesome When You're Gone, I'll Sail My Ship Alone, Truck Driver's Prayer, Come Pal With Me, Treasures Untold, Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky, Lonely for You Blue Eyes

[@deanhyatt999]

I was born in 1947 and my Dad drove truck for a living. He introduced me to Lee Moore, "Your coffee drinkin' buddy". I used to listen in my room at night on a station I could only get late at night. Brings back memories of my father.

[@rogernoell9066]

Just stumbled upon this piece this A.M. what memories flood my brain from happy times growing up listening to WWVA and Lee Moore

[@patyoung5330]

Listened to Lee Moore in Eastern NC way back in the 60's.

[@jimfitzpatrick461]

Sure do remember driving around on a Saturday night as a teenager , even here in Eastern , Nova Scotia Canada tuning in Wheeling and listening to Lee Moore , it was after 12 midnight here , and the commercials on both the the Lee Moore show and the Doc and Chickie Williams show just as memorable , "yes ' Guaranteed a live and kicking 100 chicks , of different breeds , a simple time to be young but a great time , thanks for the memories . Jim Fitzpatrick

[@rubenking3321]

I did the same thing here on the island of n l jim yes brings back lovely memories he ws a lovely singer and guitar player good old day jim and yes doc williams and chicky lovely memories jim

[@F-41927]

My grandfather often talked of this man and show and I've only recently found this again. Pretty crazy how many people heard it in Eastern Canada.

[@sexylexipalylistcane7135]

I remember listening to him at 2 or so in the morning and dad yelling turn that radio off I’m trying to sleep. Sure miss him and dad both

[@46r11]

I always admired this man and his music. Listened to him out of Wheeling back in the fifties .

[@stevelezan4341]

Some of my best memories of WWVA radio include a lot of Lee Moore, the coffee drinkin' nighthawk.

[@TheOldwoody]

Wow, I remember listening to this station, WWVA getting a weak signal way up in Northern New York State, still remember that music !!

[@lemay07canada]

hello I from west quebec (ottawa region) We use to listen to Lee Moore and Doc William '1955-58 THE BEST... Thanks for the good memory..

[@sexylexipalylistcane7135]

I remember my dad telling my brother and myself to tune down that damn radio as it was anywhere between 2 and 3 in the morning and he had to get up for work. Great memories dad laughed about it years later.

[@percywelch4751]

I lisend to lee every sat. night back in the late 50tys and 60tys

[@rubenking601]

thank you so much for putting on this l p by lee moore I always love lee moore singing and playing that guitar he is a great singer we all love him in our home here in nl Canada thank you once again arc records our faitful friend ruben king

[@lawrencevance8765]

LISTENED AND TRIED TO PLAY HIS RUNS MANY MOONS AGO. THANKS.

[@blueputtee]

Awe some of the greatest songs.Would like to hear more if you have them.TKS

[@claytonbrown6929]

I also remember listening to Lee while living in upstate

[@pauldebruyn5052]

Thanks for posting. i just remembered WWV and the Coffee Drinking Night Hawk, UA-camd it, and rolled over in good country nostalgia. A bit of electronic magic to relive my rural Canadian memories of 50's teen age. I don't remember the simplicity of Lee and Juanita's offerings specifically, ,but listened more carefully with 80 year old ears. A Grateful Thanks Again.

[@timharriger5023]

I listen to the coffee drinken night hawk for many years going down to visit my grand parents farm in Pa. many fond memories

[@johnwpark]

Love it!!

[@mmw453]

this is awesome!!

[@TONYSPURSMAN]

dont make songs like this anymore

[@emmachamness1748]

Don’t make singers like this either 4:29