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  1. COY 838 - Rock Me Mama Like A Wagon Wheel
  2. COY 832 - Let It Snow
  3. COY 827 - Patriotic Medley
  4. COY 822 - America The Beautiful
  5. COY 837 - Holly Jolly Christmas
  6. COY 852 - Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree
  7. TNT 2000 - Christmas Day / Silent Night (latter is sing-along)
  8. TNT 311 - Jingle Bells / Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
  9. COY 825 - Let It Be Me
  10. COY 841 - Bridge Over Troubled Water
  1. COY 865 - Welcome To My World
  2. COY 864 - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
  3. COY 832 - Let It Snow
  4. COY 842 - It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
  5. COY 852 - Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree
  6. COY 863 - Walking After Midnight
  7. COY 867 - God Bless The USA
  8. COY 868 - You Gotta Be A Football Hero
  9. TNT 301 - Dixie / Popcorn
  10. TNT 316 - Rawhide / The Mask (WIC 2009)
  1. TNT 316 - Rawhide / The Mask (WIC 2009)
  2. COY 847 - Jingle Bell Rock
  3. COY 868 - You Gotta Be A Football Hero
  4. COY 869 - There's No Place Like Home For The Holidays
  5. COY 301 - Clap Your Hands
  6. COY 814 - Walking In A Winter Wonderland
  7. COY 817 - Sleepy Eyed John
  8. COY 825 - Let It Be Me
  9. COY 833 - Will The Circle / Nice and Gentle
  10. COY 840 - That's Life

About Coyote Records

Coyote was one of the labels that was under the umbrella of Chaparral. Chaparral began using the Coyote Roadrunner labels in the late 70’s.  Tom Dillander bought the above labels in the late 1990’s .  There were not many releases on Coyote in the earlier history.  I could find only 5 listed.  The first callers to record on Coyote were Scott Smith, Buddy Allison, Bob Newman, Tom Roper and Bob Elling. All of the above recordings have the traditional Chaparral sound.   After Tom took over, Elmer Sheffeld, Dorothy Sanders (a round dance cuer) and myself were the only caller/cuers to record on Coyote

I began producing and recording for Coyote 2004.   In the early days of doing music, I recorded at Hank Bones' studio in Brooklyn, NY.  However, Hank decided to move to Ashville, North Carolina.  This decision of Hank's left me without a good place to record square dance music.  As luck would have it, I finally found a great studio with lots of good musicians in Tennessee so I was back in business.  I like the new sound of Coyote and I hope you do too.

As the new owner of Coyote and TNT, I thank you for buying  Coyote and TNT music.  If you have any comments, good or bad, feel free to pass them on to me.

 

The best to you.

Don Coy

About TNT Records

TNT records was started in the late 70’s by Mike Trombly, a caller from St. Alban’s, Vermont. Mike was probably the first square and round dance record producer to use a synthesizer as the source of music. One could say Mike is a pioneer because the synthesizer plays a big role in most of the square and round dance music recorded today.

Over the years so many great callers have recorded on TNT. Besides Mike, there have been such great callers as Gene Trimmer, Jack O’Leary, Al Brundage and many more.

TNT is also known for its classic round dance music. What round dance cuer does not use Buffy or Take One Step?

Palomino Records bought TNT in the late 90’s. After Tom Dillander took over TNT, the sound of TNT changed to a Synthesizer used along with other instruments added. I was the first to record for Tom after the takeover. The first tune I recorded for TNT with the new sound was I’ve Been Working On The Railroad. The music uses a synthesizer, banjo, Guitar and bass.

The sound changed back to the synthesizer in the mid 2000 when Tom at Palomino began using music from Hirosha Yaoko of Japan. Take a listen to all of the wonderful patter music that Hirosha has created. Callers such as myself, Jerry Jestin and Bobby Poyner have added their voices to the music of Hirosha.

As the new owner of TNT. I feel as though I now own a part of history and I promise to continue making TNT music something you would like to use.

Thank you for visiting this web page. Come back often. If you have any comments, good or bad, please feel free to get in touch with me.

Wishing you the best.

Don Coy


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