Lulu Belle & Scotty

Aliases: Lulu-Belle & Scotty
Lulu Belle and Scotty
Lulu-Belle and Scotty
Lulu Belle & Scotty and Five String Banjo
Lulu Belle and Scotty and Their Barn Dance Boys
Country: United States
Comments: Husband and wife country duo, consisting of Myrtle Eleanor Cooper (December 24, 1913 – February 8, 1999) and Scott Wiseman. They were one of the major country music acts of the 1930s and 1940s dubbed The Sweethearts of Country Music.
Members: Scott Wiseman
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Originals

Title	Performer	Release date	Covered by
Did You Ever Go Sailing?	Lulu Belle and Scotty	October 1940	(5 artists)
Each Time You Leave	Lulu Belle and Scotty	April 14, 1951	(3 artists)
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You BRD	Lulu Belle and Scotty		(170 artists) Originally by Jerry and Zelda REL, Gene Autry REC
I'm No Communist	Lulu Belle and Scotty	April 1952	(2 artists)
Remember Me	Lulu Belle and Scotty	October 1940	(40 artists)
Turn Your Radio On	Lulu Belle & Scotty and Five String Banjo	July 1939	(57 artists)
Walk Me by the River	Lulu Belle and Scotty	January 1953	(2 artists)

Covers by Lulu Belle & Scotty

	Title	Performer	Release date	Originally by
	Black and White Rag	Lulu Belle & Scotty	1989	Unverified
	Clouds Gonna Roll Away	Lulu Belle & Scotty	2002	Vernon Dalhart
	Company's Comin'	Lulu-Belle & Scotty	1955	Porter Wagoner
	Does the Spearmint Lose Its Flavor?	Lulu Belle & Scotty	November 1962	Billy Jones and Ernest Hare
	Down by the Railroad Tracks	Lulu Belle and Scotty and Their Barn Dance Boys	1949	Frank Crumit
	From Jerusalem to Jericho	Lulu Belle and Scotty	January 1941	Uncle Dave Macon
	Get Along Home Cindy	Lulu Belle and Scotty	December 1935	Tuskegee Institute Singers, (unknown)
	Have I Told You Lately That I Love You	Lulu Belle & Scotty	1946	Jerry and Zelda REL, Gene Autry REC, Lulu Belle and Scotty BRD
	I'll Remember You Love in My Prayers	Lulu Belle & Scotty	2002	Betsy Lane Shepherd
	John Henry	Lulu Belle & Scotty	2002	Fiddlin' John Carson
	Maple on the Hill	Lulu Belle & Scotty	1974	(unknown)
	Molly Darling	Lulu Belle & Scotty	October 1965	Haydn Quartet, Eddy Arnold and His Tennessee Plowboys
	Mountain Dew	Lulu Belle and Scotty	March 1939	Bascom Lamar Lunsford Covered by (35 artists)
	My Best to You	Lulu Belle and Scotty	1964	Eddy Howard and His Orchestra
	My Heart Cries for You	Lulu Belle and Scotty	February 3, 1951	(unknown), Dinah Shore with Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus REC, Guy Mitchell - Orch. & Chorus under the direction of Mitch Miller REL
	On Top of Old Smoky	Lulu Belle & Scotty	2002	George Reneau
	Prisoner at the Bar	Lulu Belle and Scotty	December 1935	Arthur Osmond
	Second Fiddle	Lulu Belle and Scotty	1964	Jean Shepard
i	Shortnin' Bread	Lulu Belle & Scotty	November 1962	(unknown)
	Some Sunday Morning	Lulu Belle & Scotty	1946	Dick Haymes and Helen Forrest with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young REC,REL, Alexis Smith BRD
	Sugar Babe	Lulu Belle and Scotty	August 1936	Boyd Senter
	Tenderly He Watches	Lulu-Belle and Scotty	1954	George Beverly Shea
	The Brown Mountain Light	Lulu Belle & Scotty	November 1962	(unknown)
	The Sunset Years of Life	Lulu Belle & Scotty	August 1965	Red Hayes
	This Train	Lulu Belle & Scotty and Five String Banjo	July 1939	Florida Normal Industrial Institute Quartet
	Tying the Leaves	Lulu Belle and Scotty	1964	Byron G. Harlan
	When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again	Lulu Belle & Scotty	November 1962	Wiley Walker and Gene Sullivan
	Wish I Was a Single Girl Again	Lulu Belle & Scotty	April 1939	Kelly Harrell
	You Go to Your Church and I'll Go to Mine	Lulu Belle and Scotty	July 1949	(unknown)

Releases

Albums

Title	Performer	Release date	Label
Blue Ridge Mountain Favorites	Lulu Belle & Scotty	2002	Cattle Compact
Down Memory Lane with Lulu Belle and Scotty	Lulu Belle and Scotty	1964	Starday Records
Have I Told You Lately (That I Love You)	Lulu Belle & Scotty	1974	Old Homestead Records
Sweethearts Still	Lulu Belle & Scotty	October 1965	Starday Records
The Sweethearts of Country Music	Lulu Belle & Scotty	November 1962	Starday Records

Singles

Title	Performer	Release date	Label
Down by the Railroad Tracks	Lulu Belle and Scotty and Their Barn Dance Boys	1949	FM Recording Co.
From Jerusalem to Jericho	Lulu Belle and Scotty	January 1941	OKeh
From Jerusalem to Jericho [1949]	Lulu Belle and Scotty	July 1949	Tru Tone
Get Along Home Cindy	Lulu Belle and Scotty	December 1935	Conqueror
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You	Lulu Belle & Scotty	1946	Vogue [US]
I'm No Communist	Lulu Belle and Scotty	April 1952	Mercury
Mountain Dew	Lulu Belle and Scotty	March 1939	Vocalion [US]
My Heart Cries for You	Lulu Belle and Scotty	February 3, 1951	Mercury
Remember Me	Lulu Belle and Scotty	October 1940	OKeh
Some Sunday Morning	Lulu Belle & Scotty	1946	Vogue [US]
Sugar Babe	Lulu Belle and Scotty	August 1936	Perfect [US1]
Tenderly He Watches	Lulu-Belle and Scotty	1954	Emerald [US3]
That's Only Half of It	Lulu Belle and Scotty	January 1953	Mercury
This Train	Lulu Belle & Scotty and Five String Banjo	July 1939	Vocalion [US]
Truly I Love You	Lulu Belle and Scotty	April 14, 1951	Mercury
Wish I Was a Single Girl Again	Lulu Belle & Scotty	April 1939	Conqueror