Person
Bob Ferguson
Albums
0
Members
0
Active
1927–2001
Origin
Nashville
Biography
Biography pending — no prose in the substrate for this entity yet.
Discography
Credits
Ranked #3,149 of 14,615 producers — 432.27 career Groove across 15 records.
All rolesProducer 492Liner Notes 7Artists And Repertoire 4Instrument 1Art Direction 1Photography 1Design 1Writer 1
Sidewalks
Silent Partner
Simple As I Am
Singin' On The Mountain
Singin' Stu Phillips
Sings Bill Anderson
Sings Great Sacred Songs
Skid Row Joe Down In The Alley
Snowbird / Chaplin In New Shoes
Sock It To Me Santa / (Old Mr. Winter) Here You Come Again
Solid Gold '69
Somebody's Gonna Plow Your Field
Someone To Give My Love To / I'm Sorry If My Love Got In Your Way
Somethin' Else
Sometime Sunshine
"Soul Of A Convict" And Other Great Prison Songs
Soul Of Country Music
Southern Loving
Stay A Little Longer
Stay Out Of My Dreams
St. Louis Blues / I Can't See Myself
Suburban Attitudes In Country Verse
Sunday Morning With Nat Stuckey And Connie Smith
Sunshine And Rain
Super Country
Super Hits
Superstar
Take It And Go
Tell It All / You Used To Call Me Baby
Tennessee Stud / Big Wind
Tennessee Stud / Cannonball Rag
Texas
That Ain't All / Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
That Happy Nashville Sound
That's The Way I Talk / Roll Big Wheels Roll
The Bargain Store
The Bargain Store
The Best Of Archie Campbell
The Best Of Chet Atkins And Friends
The Best Of Connie Smith, Volume II
The Best Of George Hamilton IV
The Best Of George Hamilton IV Vol 2
The Best Of Jerry Reed
The Best Of John D. Loudermilk
The Best Of Norma Jean
The Best Of Norma Jean
The Best Of Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton
The Best Of Porter Wagoner, Vol.II
The Bluebirds Singing For Me
The Bluegrass Story
The Bottom Of The Bottle
The Box Set Series
The Carroll County Accident / Sorrow Overtakes The Wine
The Carroll County Accident / When You're Hot You're Hot
The Cockfight / Get It At The General Store
The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
The Dark End Of The Street / The Gettin' Place
The Easy Part's Over / The Right To Do Wrong
The Farmer