Colonel Phillips / Frank Luther - Sweet Thing / Eleven Cent Cotton mp3

Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Guitar [Uncredited], Harmonica [Uncredited] – Carson Robison (tracks: B)
• Piano [Uncredited] – Mom Pickard (tracks: A)
• Tenor Vocals – Frank Luther (tracks: B)
• Vocals [Uncredited], Harmonica [Uncredited] – Dad Pickard (tracks: A)

Notes

Side B with additional accompaniment of fiddle and banjo by unknown artists.

Side A matrix is titled here and on Broadway 8123 as "Sweet Thing," but is titled on all other issues as "Birmingham Jail."

Side A recorded 5 April 1929 in New York, NY.
Side B recorded 8 May 1929 in New York, NY.

Side A matrix no. 8664-1
Side B matrix no. 8741-1.

"New Release" in July, 1929 Dealers' List.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): 1263 8664
• Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): 1264 8741
• Matrix / Runout (Side A label): 1263
• Matrix / Runout (Side B label): 1264

Companies

• Record Company – The New York Recording Laboratories

Info

Album US 1929 on Paramount label Country Country. Side B with additional accompaniment of fiddle and banjo by unknown artists. Side A matrix is titled here and on Broadway 9 8123 as Sweet Thing, but is titled on all other issues as Birmingham Jail. Side A recorded 5 April 1929 in New York, NY. Side B recorded 8 May 1929 in New York, NY. Sweet Thing. Colonel Phillips. Eleven Cent Cotton. Frank Luther 2. Bob Miller, Emma Dermer. External Links. A Colonel Phillips Sweet Thing. B Frank Luther. Eleven Cent Cotton Written-By Miller , Dermer. Companies, etc. Record Company The New York Recording Laboratories. Guitar , Harmonica Carson Robison tracks: B Piano Mom Pickard tracks: A Tenor Vocals Frank Luther tracks: B Vocals , Harmonica Dad Pickard tracks: A. Side A matrix is titled here and on Broadway 8123 as Sweet Thing, but is titled on all other issues as Birmingham Jail. 1573 mb. Singer: Colonel Phillips. Album Title: Sweet Thing, Eleven Cent Cotton. Category: Folk, World, & Country. Frank Luther. Written-By Miller , Dermer. This 78 had a piece broke off of the beginning section of the song and someone had glued it back on, a clicking sound is heard - Frank Luther, Tenor Solo, Novelty Acc. Eleven Cent Cotton - Broadway Electrically Recorded 8123-B, Matrix 1264, Dead Wax 8741 1264 - Year 1929-05-08 - Turnover 250, Rolloff Flat - Grado Prestige Gold 78E Cartridge, conicalspherical 3 mil. Singer Colonel Phillips. Album Sweet Thing, Eleven Cent Cotton. Format MP3 FLAC APE AC3 TTA AHX AA MP2 AU. Genre Folk, World, & Country. Luther made a number of successful 78rpm album sets for Decca in the late 1930s and early 1940s, of Civil War songs from both the North and South, songs of early New York, songs of old California, Gay Nineties songs, Irish favorites, and rare Christmas carols. Author: Colonel Phillips Title: Sweet Thing, Eleven Cent Cotton Category: Folk, World, & Country Style: Country Year: 1929 Rating: 4. 2 Format: MMF MPC RA MP1 MP4 VOX WAV FLAC MP3 MP3 album RAR size: 1735 mb FLAC album RAR size: 1777 mb. Free Download links. Colonel Phillips - Sweet Thing, Eleven Cent Cotton MP3 version RAR archive. Colonel Phillips - Sweet Thing, Eleven Cent Cotton FLAC RAR archive. Will the Angels Play Their. Millenium Music. Eleven Cent Cotton - Porter Wagoner. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Frank Luther born Francis Luther Crow, August 4, 1899 - November 16, 1980 was an American country music singer, dance band vocalist, playwright, songwriter and pianist. Born on a farm near Lakin, Kansas, 40 miles from the Colorado line, he was raised on a farm near Hutchinson, Kansas, where his father, William R. Crow, and mother, Gertrude Phillips Crow, dealt in livestock and trotting horses. He began to study piano at age 6, improvising his own music when repetitious exercises bored him, and began