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Two Ole Miss, Archie Manning Vinyl Records

2 Vinyl 7”- Ballad Of Archie Who, Archie Sir & Red Headed Kid - Archie Manning

Set of 2 Ole Miss Archie Manning 1970’s “Archie Fever” Vinyl 7” Records

1 A- Ballad Of Archie Who on Archie Sir & The Red Headed Kid From Rebel Town

1. The Rebel Rousers – The Ballad Of Archie Who

Vinyl 7"

45 RPM

Single

This is a tribute to University of Mississippi College Ole Miss football Archie Manning. It is sung to the tune of Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues” by the Rebel Rousers

Hoddy Toddy Records

Recorded At Malaco Studios

Jackson, Miss.

HT-1001

Hilo/Malaco

BMI

"THE BALLAD OF ARCHIE WHO"

(Cash-Wilson)

THE REBEL ROUSERS

Malaco Inc.

AThe Ballad Of Archie Who2:35

BThe Ballad Of Archie Who2:35

2. Archie Sir / The Red-Headed Kid from Rebel Town by Molly Thomas

Vinyl 7"

45 RPM

Single

PATIO

Molly Thomas

Precious Stone Music-BMI

1818B

A Jim Thomas *Jack Lowe Prod.

THE RED HEADED KID FROM REBEL TOWN

(Molly Thomas and Jack Lowe)

MOLLY THOMAS

AArchie Sir2:00

BThe Red-Headed Kid from Rebel Town1:35

A Jim Thomas-Jack Lowe Production from Jackson MS

They are both scratched and have wear evident in them.

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USPS Media Mail

An exerpt from the Sept. 14, 1970 edition of Sport Illustrated describes the phenomenon known as “Archie Fever.”

“Archie Fever began last fall when, as a junior, Manning passed and ran the Rebels to an 8-3 record — including an upset of Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl.

First red-and-blue buttons inscribed “Archie” or “Archie’s Army” blossomed like Dogwood all over the Ole Miss campus in Oxford.

Then some Tennessee fans came up with “Archie Who?” buttons, and the craze was on.

After Archie and the Rebles wiped out Tennesseee 38-0 in Jackson, Ole Miss came back with “You Know Damn Well Who” buttons.

Lamont Wilson, a postal clerk in Magnolia, Miss., took the tune of Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues” and hastily worked up a ditty entitled “The Ballad of Archie Who”.

Recorded on the Hotty Toddy label by a guitar-twanging group known as the Rebel Rousers, the song sold 35,000 copies quicker than you can whistle Dixie, and young Manning became a sort of instant folk hero.”