- Best of the Best · 1961
- Best of the Best · 1961
- Best of the Best · 1961
- All-Time Country and Western Hits · 1961
- Country Classics Volume 2 (feat. Hank Locklin & Johnny Horton) · 2013
- Best of the Best · 1963
- Complete King Recordings 1943-1956 - Volume 3 of Four (Original King Recordings) · 1976
- At His Best (Original Starday/King Recordings) · 2022
- At His Best (Original Starday/King Recordings) · 2022
- At His Best (Original Starday/King Recordings) · 2022
- At His Best (Original Starday/King Recordings) · 2022
- At His Best (Original Starday/King Recordings) · 2022
- At His Best (Original Starday/King Recordings) · 2022
About Cowboy Copas
Ohio-born fiddler and singer Lloyd Estel Copas attained country stardom with his very first single, 1946's "Filipino Baby." As the singer for Pee Wee King's Golden West Cowboys, Copas was the first singer to record King's most famous song, "Tennessee Waltz," scoring a hit in 1947. Cowboy Copas remained a popular member of the Grand Ole Opry through the 1950s and into the '60s, with hits like "Candy Kisses" and "Alabam," but on March 5, 1963, his private plane crashed on route from Kansas City to Nashville, killing Copas, Hawkshaw Hawkins, and country legend Patsy Cline.
- HOMETOWN
- Blue Creek, OH, United States
- BORN
- 1913年7月15日
- GENRE
- Country