7 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
7 records matching
Bud Hobbs Trail Herders on MGM 245, singing 'Matrimony Mama' and 'Right on Down the Line', likely 1950s.AI summary
MGM 245 Country
Hank Williams on MGM 405, with 'Dear John' and 'Fly Trouble'. Williams was the defining country music figure of the early 1950s; this is a US pressing on a major American label.AI summary
MGM 405 Country
Hank Williams, the legendary country-music innovator and tragic figure, in two early recordings for MGM—"Honky Tonk Blues" and "I'm Sorry for You, My Friend"—capturing the raw emotion and sincerity that made him one of the most influential American musicians of the 20th century.AI summary
MGM 505 Country
Hank Williams, the legendary American country music pioneer, recorded 'Kaw-Liga' and 'Take These Chains from My Heart' for MGM Records—two of his most celebrated songs, central to his legacy and widely covered since.AI summary
MGM 609 Country
Hank Williams, the legendary American country singer and songwriter, recorded for MGM Records; this 1947 side shows the early country-and-blues style that would make him one of the greatest figures in American music.AI summary
MGM 768 Country
Hank Williams, the father of modern country music, recorded 'Jambalaya' and 'Settin' the Woods on Fire' on MGM; these are among his most famous and influential recordings, released during his peak years.AI summary
MGM 566 Country
Hank Williams recorded 'Cold cold heart' and 'I'm a long gone daddy' for MGM Records. 'Cold Cold Heart' is one of Williams' most famous compositions and was widely covered. This is an early MGM pressing of the original recording.AI summary
MGM 459 Country