Lefty Frizzell

ATravelin blues
BI want to be with you always

Label: Columbia
Catalogue number: MC3422
Genre: Country
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #4076

Lefty Frizzell, the pioneer of honky-tonk, performing 'Travelin' Blues' and 'I Want to Be with You Always' on Columbia MC3422, a British pressing of the Texas country singer.

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