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Artist: Jim Burke {John D. Foster} Label:   Supertone Country: USA Catalogue: 9260 Date: 1929 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  2 Own Price Guide: $40 » 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	Jim Burke {John D. Foster}	When I Was Single My Pockets Would Jingle		Rate
B	Jim Burke {Ted Chestnut}	The Knoxville Girl		Rate

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A) Recorded August 17, 1927 for Gennett in Birmingham, Alabama
Jesse James, mandolin & vocals; John D. Foster, guitar & vocals
Also issued on Gennett 6434 by 'J.D. Foster & J.D. James'; Champion 33014 (not sure of credit); Silvertone 8156 by 'Jim Burke'

B) Recorded May 10, 1928 at Gennett in Richmond, Indiana
Ted Chestnut, vocals; Doc Roberts, fiddle, Asa Martin, guitar
Also issued on Silvertone 8156 as by Jim Burke

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Jim Burke {John D. Foster} - When I Was Single My Pockets Would Jingle / The Knoxville Girl - Silvertone - USA - 8156 (1928)

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