78 RPM - Elwin Cross And His Arizona Wranglers - You Can Take Me From Dixie (But You Can't Take Dixie From Me) / Back In Dear Old Oklahoma - Sunstarr - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Elwin Cross And His Arizona Wranglers
Label:	Sunstarr
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	APS-774 / APS-775
Date:	1944
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Elwin Cross And His Arizona Wranglers	You Can Take Me From Dixie (But You Can't Take Dixie From Me)	Rose	Rate
B	Elwin Cross And His Arizona Wranglers	Back In Dear Old Oklahoma	Johnson, Sundin	Rate

Notes

A&B side vocals: Elwin Cross
A side wax: APS-774
B side wax: APS-775
Pressed by Allied Record Manufacturing Company, Los Angeles, CA

Images

Number: 1252526

THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: xiphophilos
Description: Sunstarr 106 A side label

Number: 1252527

Uploaded By: xiphophilos
Description: Sunstarr 106 B side label

Number: 448368

Uploaded By: Tailspin
Description: Sunstarr APS-774 label

Number: 448369

Uploaded By: Tailspin
Description: Sunstarr APS-775 label

Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 4th Oct 2020		A side: mp3 B side: mp3



xiphophilos 1st Feb 2017		Elwin “Timberline” Cross worked for more than 20 years as a DJ for different radio stations in Fresno, CA, first for KYNO (1300 AM) and, starting around 1957, for KEAP (980 AM) (source) (BB 14 Jan 1950). During WW2, he founded his “Arizona Wranglers.” Some of the original members were Bill Woods and Dave Stogner, who later founded their own bands (source – gets the name of the band wrong; source 2). Later, Elwin Cross fronted other country bands, “The Texas Boys,” who played at the Sanger Ballroom (BB 25 Mar 1950), “The Lucky Stars,” playing at the Hoedown Hall in Fresno (BB 12 Feb 1955), and the “Country Cousins” (1956).



xiphophilos 31st Jan 2017		“Back In Dear Old Oklahoma” was written by Sunstarr owner Cliff Sundin and “Cactus Jack” Cliff Johnson and published by Sunstarr Music: Cliff Sundin Music Publisher in 1944, which probably dates our record here (Worldcat).



xiphophilos 31st Jan 2017		I’ve uploaded scans of a copy of this record that I have just found. They lack Elwin Cross’s autograph, but are also free of stickers. In addition, one can read some numbers stamped under the label, including “106/ ALLIED” on the B side.

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