78 RPM - Vernon Dalhart - The Wreck Of The Shenandoah / The Wreck Of "1256" - Gennett - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Vernon Dalhart
Label:	Gennett
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	3158
Date:	Dec 1925
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Vernon Dalhart	The Wreck Of The Shenandoah	Andrews	Rate
B	Vernon Dalhart	The Wreck Of "1256"	McAfee	Rate

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Recorded Oct 9, 1925
Male vocal solo, with violin and guitar.
Vernon Dalhart (vocalist: tenor vocal)
Lou Raderman (instrumentalist: violin)
Carson Robison (instrumentalist: guitar)

Release month indicated on the record labels: 12-25

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BigBadBluesMan 7th Feb 2015



fixbutte 17th Dec 2014		Changed composer credits as on the label. Both names however, often fully credited as "Carlos B. McAfee" and "Maggie Andrews", were pseudonyms of guitarist Carson Robison, who would become a popular country artist in the 1940s (Maggie Andrews was his mother's maiden name).



slholzer 17th Dec 2014		Vernon Dalhart was the king of disaster and misery songs. I'm sure he knew how to sing happy songs, too, and must have recorded more than a few of them, but he always came back to train wrecks, ship wrecks, and messages about people dying. I wonder who the cornet on side B is. Louis Armstrong stunned the record collector community years ago when he revealed that he had made a side with Jimmie Rodgers. Nobody had ever imagined they could find such a jazz talent on a Blue Yodel record. Maybe Carson Robison brought somebody good to the session that day.