Goodnight Mama Goodnight / Find 'Em-Feed 'Em-Fool 'Em-Forget 'Em

Released in 1968 on the T.R.C. Texas Record Company label, this 45 RPM single represents a piece of regional Texas country and honky-tonk history. It features the artist Oneda Harding accompanied by the group known as The Confederates, capturing the localized sound of independent country music scenes that flourished in the American South during the late 1960s.

The record serves as a testament to the prolific nature of small, independent labels like T.R.C., which provided an outlet for local musicians to document their work outside the mainstream Nashville infrastructure. While little documentation exists regarding the specific design intent for this release, the packaging and style align with the standard conventions of small-label country singles of that era, focusing on regional radio promotion and jukebox play.