78 RPM - Spade Cooley - Detour / You Can't Break My Heart - Columbia - USA

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Artist:	Spade Cooley
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	36935
Date:	18 Feb 1946
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Spade Cooley	Detour	Westmoreland	Rate
B	Spade Cooley	You Can't Break My Heart	Cooley, Rogers	Rate

Notes

A side vocal: Oakie, Arkie and Tex [Smokey "Oakie" Rogers, Deuce "Arkie" Spriggens, Jack "Tex" Williams]
B side vocal: Tex Williams

A side (mx. HCO 1638, take 1) recorded Hollywood, CA, January 3, 1946.
B side (mx. HCO 1488, take 2) recorded Hollywood, CA, July 24, 1945.

Billboard, February 2, 1946, pages 30 & 90: Advance Record Releases
Billboard, March 23, 1946, page 130: Review

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Comments and Reviews


fixbutte 12th Feb 2015		These were Spade Cooley's second and third best chart entries. "Detour", a cover of Jimmy Walker's original, made it to #2 on Billboard's C&W (Most-Played Juke Box Folk Records) charts in March 1946, "You Can't Break My Heart", a Spade Cooley/Smokey Rogers composition, reached #3 in April. "Detour" on YouTube: "You Can't Break My Heart" on YouTube:



fixbutte 12th Feb 2015		"Detour" is sung by Oakie, Arkie and Tex according to the label. It's hard to come up with all the nicknames in the Western Swing circle, especially in Cooley's band, but it's not impossible. "Tex", of course, was lead vocalist "Tex" Williams who was born Sollie Paul Williams far from Texas in Ramsey, Illinois, and had started with Cooley as "Jack" Williams. "Arkie" at that time was bassist Deuce Spriggens, already an alias for his born name, George Braunsdorf, who was from Kansas, not Arkansas. Finally, "Oakie", "Okie", or "Smokey Okie" was guitarist Eugene Rogers, not born in Oklahoma but in Tennessee.



Tailspin 10th Feb 2015		A side wax: HCO 1488 / 2-1 B side wax: HCO 1638 / 1-12