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Artist:Roy Acuff And His Crazy Tennesseeans
Label:  OKeh
Country:USA
Catalogue:04376
Date:1940
Format:10"
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Community: 2 Own
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BRoy Acuff And His Crazy TennesseeansSteel Guitar BluesRate


Notes

Recorded March 22, 1937, Birmingham, AL.
First issued on ARC (Perfect, Melotone) 7-07-52 (July 1937) and Vocalion 04376 (1938), reissued on Columbia 37007 (1946) and Columbia 20033 (1948).

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xiphophilos
9th Apr 2016
 I don't think fixbutte said anything about an OKeh release in 1938. All the OKeh releases are from between July 1940 - July 1945. Here are slightly better images (but listed under an erroneous date).
 
 
vocalion red
9th Apr 2016
 I visited both sites where you made the hyperlinks. Concerning the OKeh version, where one was issued in '38 and another issued in '40, were the OKeh labels the same color and design? If so, how can anyone tell them apart for a proper dating ? Interesting. There were no photos given of the OKeh's but photos were there for the other labels .
 
 
fixbutte
8th Apr 2016
 The story might be even more confusing, see there, and it is here too:

¤ What you have added was the recording date (22 Mar 1937). The record was actually released some months later, in July 1937 on the Melotone label (cat# 7-07-52).

¤ When Melotone was phased out, the record was reissued on the Vocalion label in October 1938 (cat# 04376).

¤ After the Vocalion label was purchased by Columbia, it was merged into Columbia's revived OKeh imprint in July 1940. This record was then reissued on OKeh (same cat# 04376).

¤ In July 1945, Columbia also discontinued the OKeh label and this record was reissued on Columbia twice, with cat# 37007 in July 1946 and cat# 20033 in 1948.

See there for record labels of most issues of the record.

So we can say that this OKeh version of the record was released in 1940 (July or later).
 
 
vocalion red
7th Apr 2016
 There is confusion when trying to get information about OKeh / Vocalion / CBS catalog numbers during this period of merger between these companies.
This record's label is worn out, so photos are not too legible.
 

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Linked Releases

USA - Vocalion - 1938

USA - Melotone - 1937

USA - Conqueror - 1938

USA - Columbia - 1946

USA - Columbia - 1948


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