Join us as we unearth a piece of music history with a vinyl single dating back to 1957! Found in an old barn, this gem features the unknown artist Little Jimmy Ray Jones and his quirky track "Momma Don't Let Me Ride That Ass No More."

In this video, we'll:

Showcase the condition of the vinyl and its unique cover art.
Share a brief history of the 1950s music scene and the mysterious Little Jimmy Ray Jones.
Play a snippet of the track to give you a taste of this rare find.
Discuss the significance of such discoveries and their impact on music preservation.
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Lyrics:
Well, I was just a young'un down on mothers farm,
Spending all my days getting into harm.
Momma had a Ass, stubborn as a mule,
Thought I’d take a ride, try to look cool.


Momma, don’t let me ride that Ass no more,
I’ve been bucked and I’ve been bruised, and I’m mighty sore.
Thought I’d be a cowboy, riding high for sure,
But Momma, don’t let me ride that Ass no more.


I love your big old Ass,
That lives inside the barn,
That old Ass works so hard,
It truly saved the farm,
Give me your big old Ass,
So I can plough a groove,
We got some seed to sow,
That big old Ass just needs some love


Momma, don’t let me ride that Ass no more,
I’ve been bucked and I’ve been bruised, and I’m mighty soar.
Thought I’d be a cowboy, riding high for sure,
But Momma, don’t let me ride that Ass no more.


Now I’m sticking to the tractor, it’s a safer bet,
No more Ass antics, no more getting wet.
Mothe says I’m smarter, learned a thing or two,
But every now and then, I miss that view.


Momma, don’t let me ride that Ass no more,
I’ve been bucked and I’ve been bruised, and I’m mighty sore.
Thought I’d be a cowboy, riding high for sure,
But Momma, don’t let me ride that Ass no more.


So here’s my tale of woe, learned on Mommas farm,



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