- Hits of Hillbilly · 1996
- Pee Wee King's Country Hoedown · 1949
- Way Out West Is Callin' - Classic Country Series · 1995
- Pee Wee King's Country Hoedown · 1995
- Pee Wee King's Country Hoedown · 1995
- 16 Biggest Country Hits of the 40's · 2005
- Back To The Early 50's · 2007
- His Very Best (Re-Recorded Versions) - Single · 2009
- Country Music Vol 3 · 2001
- Golden Olde-Tyme Dances · 1962
- Golden Olde-Tyme Dances · 1962
- Pee Wee King's Country Hoedown · 1995
- Highlights From Melody Ranch, Vol. 5 · 2013
Singles & EPs
Compilations
About Pee Wee King
The country music accordionist, bandleader, and impresario Pee Wee King began his career in 1934 as a member of Gene Autry’s band, later leading Autry’s outfit himself and performing at the Grand Ole Opry throughout the 1940s. His then-unique accordion and steel guitar sound was highly successful throughout the 1950s, with his run of hits--including “Tennessee Waltz,” a reworked version of Bill Monroe’s “Kentucky Waltz”--ending only with the rise of rock & roll. A significant figure on the business side of the industry in later life, he was inducted into the Country Music Hall Of Fame in 1974.
- HOMETOWN
- Abrams, WI, United States
- BORN
- February 18, 1914
- GENRE
- Country