James goodmorning my friend and welcome to this fabulous Roll back FridayI Just Posted this great song Where Is your Love On Facebook wow I love your Voice and this Song so reminds me of that time back in the day when we didn't have to lock our doors cars nothing like that just peaceful good times I love it. Will be listening in my friend your Fan Tony

James, I thank you for your nice comment about the Friday Rollback and about my song, "Little Girl". I am listening to "Loretta" which is very catchy and you always have a lot of soul in your voice. I love those songs with gal names as it takes me back to when I wrote songs such as "Mary Ann".."Dear Annie".."Oh Sweet Judy"..etc. I had a friend that loved to write songs and he wrote "Becky Ann" that got recorded by a local group. "The Four Jacks". Well I have to keep listening as there is "Say Si Si" is on my stereo. Best Wishes, Roy Cost, Conway, AR

James, Thanks for checkin out my music. A place to share my music is why I started a Reverbnation page. I appreciate your comment about "honesty in every strum". Your music has some great passion that you express with confidence. That's something I strive for. God bless!

Thanks James for listening to some of my songs and your comment about "The Rhythm Of The Rain" was certainly appreciated. You have great variety in your songs and being in a rockabilly band is quite a treat and a learning experience to many of us. Back in those early days we were so much country rock that we didn't realize that 30 percent of our music was rockabilly. I had some of the best rockabillies to influence me. Perhaps the most influence came from Bob Luman of the Louisiana Hayride and his great song "A Red Cadillac And A Black Mustache". I worked that song to death from 1957 to doomsday. Bob and I were friends and he had the cadillac song, ''Let's Think About Living'' and the flip was a dandy, "You've Got Everything". We lost Bob in 19 78. Locally there was the great & late Teddy Riedel and his great songs such as ''Old Pipeliner'', ''Back Side Of Your Heart'', ''Corina'' and the Elvis cut of "Judy". I would say that Teddy's "Judy" was the best. Other great artists coming to Arkansas State Teacher's College in my day were "The Pacers".. "Ronnie Hawkins' and Joe Stampley & "The Uniques". We had many great artists coming into our city itself such as the great Conway Twitty. My former piano player, the late Jack Nance co-wrote "It's Only Make Believe" with Twitty and once he showed me his 'gold record award'. That was in 1964 and boy did I ever get the 'rock and roll fever'. Roy Cost, Conway, Arkansas

Hey James thanks for joining Roll Back Friday I got your Blog you are Awesome my friend I love "Oh Loretta" The Intro is killer beautiful song my friend!!!!

Hey James, I thank you for becoming a fan. You have a great voice and I have been listening to several of your songs and ''Missing You'' made me think of my dear friend I lost just a few months ago. You have great soul in "God Will Send His Love". I like your style so thanks for sharing your songs on this greatest radio station in my mind, RN and We are the DJs. Stay in touch as I am a great fan of Tony Liggens, Bob Hausler, Extreme Dream and so many out there in radio land. Best Wishes, Roy Cost, Conway, Arkansas

Thank you James i just Posted this beautiful song I love it my friend and thank you so much for participating in Roll Back Friday what a beautiful song to share with all your fans and I my friend and a true Fan thanks James, I'm still listening!!!!!

impressive music and lyrics here James..ct

Very touching songs and lyrics. A Time to Love is a great example....