Clarence Hartzell the disc jockey!

http://www.rockabilly.nl/references/messages/robin_hood_brians.htm

"Without You"

I can't find the song, "Without You" that was written by Hartzell and his brother but I did find the A-side of the record, "Dis A Itty Bit" on YouTube (below.)

Though the hit "Dis A Itty Bit" is rockabilly, Hartzell's "Without You" must be anything but.

(By the way, there is a connection with Robin Hood Brians and the supergroup, ZZ Top, who recorded their first two albums in the Robin Hood Brians studio.)

Clarence Hartzell and his songwriting brother

According to the book, Cincinnati Radio, Clarence Hartzell's brother was a radio announcer for NBC, Cecil Hale.

According to this page, Clarence and Cecil wrote the 1958  B-side for the single, "Dis A Itty Bit" - their song was called "Without You."

I know you don't believe it, so here ya go: