Arlie Duff

British teacher-turned-songwriter, Arlie Duff created among country music’s traditional tunes when he penned “Y’all Come,” in 1953. Released mainly because his fourth solitary for the Beaumont, TX centered Starday label, the track visited the seventh slot machine on the united states music graphs and spawned countless renditions by additional artists. Furthermore to recordings by nation performers including Moe Bandy, Bobby Bare, Glen Campbell, Porter Wagoner, Jim & Jesse, George Jones, and Loretta Lynn, the tune was included in pop vocalists, Bing Crosby, Gene Pitney, and Bobby Vinton. Expenses Monroe utilized the track to close his shows. Duff continued to create hits through the entire fifties including “Another Tale” documented by Ernest Tubb, “It is the Small Points” by Sonny Wayne and “Alligator FOUND,”, a hit documented under his personal name. Duff spent the majority of his later on career like a DJ, in the beginning taking towards the airwaves in Colorado from 1957 to 1958, before shifting to Tx radio.