You Look Just Like A Lady (I Used To Love) / Hate To See A Lady Live That Way

Released in 1984 on Trac Records, a small independent label based in Henderson, Texas, this 45 rpm single represents the localized output of the regional country music scene during the early 1980s. Trac Records was known for fostering independent country and honky-tonk artists who operated outside the major Nashville label system, providing a platform for regional musicians to document their work and gain local airplay.

The record features Kriss Talbott, a performer associated with the Texas country circuit. The release follows the traditional format of independent country singles from the era, characterized by a straightforward production style intended for radio promotion and jukebox play. As a private or independent pressing, the item is typical of mid-eighties regional releases that prioritized grassroots distribution and community-focused themes over mainstream commercial appeal.