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3 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s

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• Delmore Brothers

  1. AWatcha gonna gimme
  2. BThe trail of time

  The Delmore Brothers, American country and blues musicians, on King Records 1158 with two pieces from their repertoire.AI summary

  King 1158 Country

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• Delmore Brothers

  1. AI let the freight train carry me on
  2. BPlease be my sunshine

  The Delmore Brothers were an American country and blues duo of the 1930s and 1940s; this King record of 'I let the freight train carry me on' and 'Please be my Sunshine' captures their blend of blues, country, and folk traditions.AI summary

  King 927 Country

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• Delmore Brothers

  1. ABoogie Woogie Baby
  2. BBorn to be Blue

  The Delmore Brothers with 'Boogie Woogie Baby' and 'Born to Be Blue' on King, from their Cincinnati years in the later 1940s. Their hillbilly boogie sides from this period are prized as forerunners of rockabilly.AI summary

  King 599 Country

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