 From 1960 to 1969 he arranged virtually every session for Snuff Garrett at Liberty Records including artists Julie London, Bobby Vee, Johnny Burnette, Gene McDaniels, Timi Yuro, and Walter Brennan, as well as a series of over 25 instrumental albums with the title "The 50 Guitars of Tommy Garrett" that featured a who's who of Los Angeles session musicians, Tommy Tedesco, Laurindo Almeida, Howard Roberts, Bob Bain, and Barney Kessel, among many, many others.As a footnote, "National City" by the Joiner Arkansas Junior High School Band charted at 53 in May 1960 was made by a group of studio musicians led by Ernie Freeman.Freeman also composed music for several films, including "The Cool Ones" (1967), "The Double Man" (1967), "The Pink Jungle" (1968), and "Duffy" (1968); and arranged Carol Burnett's 1972 Columbia Records album "Carol Burnett Featuring If I Could Write a Song".