Doc Roberts Fiddlin’ Jim Burke Supertone 9659 78 RPM Country Hillbilly Violin?
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Doc Roberts Fiddlin’ Jim Burke Supertone 9659 78 RPM Country Hillbilly Violin?.
Fiddlin' Jim Burke. side 1: Chicken Reel; side 2: Hawk's Got a Chicken (Supertone 9659)
78 rpm. Both tracks were originally recorded in 1930 and released on Gennett 7110.
Fiddlin' Jim Burke is a pseudonym on Supertone for Doc Roberts.
Supertone Records was a record label sold by the Sears-Roebuck Company in their stores and through mail-order. The first pressings of Supertone were made by the Fletcher Record Company and then Bridgeport Die and Machine Company in 1924. Within a year, Sears discontinued the label. Supertone was produced by Straus and Schram from 1925 to 1928 after Sears failed to register the Supertone brand name. In 1928, Sears regained the brand name and sold records produced by Gennett records until 1930. The Brunswick Radio Corporation produced the last of the Supertone records through 1931.
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Note: I am an experienced 78 RPM record collector of many years. Your record will be packed correctly using the cardboard reinforcement squares, bubble wrap, or packing peanuts in an oversized box to ensure safe delivery.
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