EAST TEXAS SERENADERS.Deacon Jones/Aldeline Waltz. Brunswick 298. E
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Deacon Jones (DAL 722-A)
Aldeline Waltz (DAL 723-A)
Both rec Dallas, TX, October15, 1928
East Texas Serenaders
Brunswick 298 (2s 10” 78 rpm electric) Lightning Brunswick label
E- Lots of light to very light scratches. Much remaining gloss.
From the Texas State Historical Association website: The East Texas Serenaders was a musical group of four East Texans from Smith and Wood counties and one of the most unusual bands of the 1920s and 1930s. Their rare left-handed fiddle player, Daniel Huggins Williams, won contests all over East and Central Texas. The guitar player was Cloet Hamman, with a gift of good bass runs and a faultless rhythm. On the group's first recordings Patrick Henry Bogan, Sr., played an upright bass, but later played a three-string cello with a bow; the bass didn't travel well on top of the car in bad weather. John Munnerlyn played tenor banjo with a steady colorful style.” Much more about them on the same page.
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LP-02018 10”
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