Lloyd Goodson

In 1975, Goodson had a single released on the Island label. Credited to C. L. Goodson, the single was "18 Yellow Roses" bw "The More She Thinks About Him". Recorded at Independent Recorders, Studio City, California, both sides were produced by Don Lee.[8]

In 1976, the song he co wrote with Don Lee, "Jesus is the Same in California" was released as a single on United Artists UA-XW891-Y.[9][10] Similar to a Merle Haggard type of song, it told a story of a man in Folsom Prison who receives a letter from his mother who had faith that Jesus is in California as he is there where she is in Tennessee.[11] It would become a hit for him. Spending six weeks in the charts, it peaked at #80 on November 12 that year.[12][13] It also made the Cashbox charts and at one stage in the week ending December 25, 1976 where it was at #16.[14]

In 1977, he had a single "Down Home Up Bringin'" out on the United Artists label.[15]

In August 1980, his single "There's No Such Thing as a Cheap Motel" was out Mercury 50728.[16] In 1987, "Fallin‘ Down Old Beer Joint" bw "Sweetheart’s Grave" was released on the Dee Jay label.[17]