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78 RPM Record

Artist: Sheppard Bros. Label:   King Country: USA Catalogue: 500 Date: 15 Nov 1943 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  2 Want Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Sheppard Bros.	The Steppin' Out Kind	Sid Nathan	Rate
B	Sheppard Bros.	You'll Be Lonesome, Too	Sid Nathan	Rate

Notes

Recorded September 1943, Dayton, OH.
Louis Marshall "Grandpa" Jones, vocal, guitar; Merle Robert Travis, vocal, guitar.

A: Label master 368-A, wax master 369-B with crossed out 368-B.
B: Label master 368-B, wax master 368-B with crossed out 367-B

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Number: 2592143  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: fixbutte Description: A Side Label

Number: 2592152  Uploaded By: fixbutte Description: B Side Label

Comments and Reviews

fixbutte 19th Mar 2021		Images for this one, the first ever King record, uploaded, and the last gap in the image gallery of the early King records filled (someone over there found a copy about one month ago, thanks!). Again, see my list The King of Hillbilly - King 500 / 1000 Series.
fixbutte 25th Jan 2016		Label and wax master (matrix) information added to the notes as given in JEMF Quarterly 1969, p. 111 (Autumn, No. 15).
deezee 17th Jan 2016		King 513 was quite different, thus its new number. On 513 Grandpa sings solo both sides whereas this record is in old style brother duet style. Masters apparently lost and original record almost unplayable and exceedingly rare.
fixbutte 9th Oct 2015		The first King record, likewise the recording debut of Merle Travis and Grandpa Jones (under pseudonym because they were under contract to WLW Radio). Issued in a small number of about 100 copies, with very poor sound quality. See King 503 for more. Although possibly written by Grandpa Jones or Merle Travis, the songs were apparently credited to King owner, Syd Nathan. Both sides were re-recorded by Grandpa Jones in summer 1944, issued on King 513, and credited to Nathan then.

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Bob McCarthy - When Mussolini Laid His Pistol Down / Two Time Annie - King - USA - 501 (1943)

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The King of Hillbilly - King 500 / 1000 Series - 983 78s - List by fixbutte

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