Singin' Sam
- AGot the south in my soul
- BThe voice in the old village choir
- Label
- Brunswick
- Catalogue number
- 3210
- Genre
- Voice
- Condition
- Good
- Format
- 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
- Reference
- #2863
Singin' Sam (Sam Robins), an American vocalist, recorded 'Got the south in my soul' and 'The voice in the old village choir' for Brunswick in the late 1920s. Singin' Sam was known for his novelty and vocal numbers in the early electrical era.
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