GEORGIA CRACKERS (28 SHOWS) OLD TIME RADIO MP3 CD

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THIS LISTING IS FOR 2 EPISODES OF
THE GEORGIA CRACKERS
ON 1 MP3 CD.
EACH DISC COMES IN A 5MM PLASTIC CLAM SHELL CD CASE
. THIS DISC IS FORMATTED IN MP3. IT WILL PLAY IN YOUR COMPUTER, AND MAY PLAY IN OTHER EQUIPMENT THAT SUPPORTS MP3 PLAYBACK. ALL DISCS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED. IF ANY DISC IS DAMAGED OR DEFECTIVE, I WILL REPLACE IT FREE OF CHARGE. THE EPISODE PLAYLIST IS LISTED BELOW. THESE OLD TIME RADIO PROGRAMS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH EBAY POLICIES AND ALL APPLICABLE LAWS. MANY THANKS & ENJOY THE SHOWS.
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The Georgia Crackers
' were a country western (harmony) singing group from Cochran, Georgia (Bleckley County) that toured the honky tonks, barn dance halls and hay rides of the South and the Mid-West during the 1930s and 1940s. A close harmony singing group sometimes also referred to as the Newman Brothers. It originally comprised Hank (b. Henry J. Newman, 3 April 1905, d. July 1978, Cochran, Georgia, USA; guitar/string bass/vocals), Slim (b. Marion Alonzo Newman, 18 June 1910, d. 1 October 1982, Cochran, Georgia, USA; guitar/vocals) and Bob (b. Robert Newman, 16 October 1915, d. 8 October 1979, Cochran, Georgia, USA; songwriter/string bass/guitar/vocals). Hank worked first as a solo singer on WCOC Meridian, Mississippi, before joining KWKH Shreveport. After being joined by brother Slim and singing mainly popular ballads, they toured and worked on radio in several places, including WRDW Augusta and WTAM Cleveland, where they replaced Gid Tanner, when he decided to return to Georgia. (Sources: allmusic/dublinlaurenscountygeorgia)
*NOTE* - This collection consists of 2 radio broadcasts & 26 songs.
THE GEORGIA CRACKERS
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28 EPISODES
)
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TIME: 01:52:51
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49-04-29 First Tune - Baby Doll
49-04-30 First Tune - Cimarron
xx-xx-xx 12th Street Blues
xx-xx-xx A Broken Doll
xx-xx-xx Arkansas Sheik
xx-xx-xx Atlanta Blues
xx-xx-xx Brown Mule Slide
xx-xx-xx Bully and Liberty
xx-xx-xx Diamond Joe
xx-xx-xx Farmer's Dream
xx-xx-xx Fly Around
xx-xx-xx Georgia Crawl and Beaver Slide
xx-xx-xx Georgia Gal
xx-xx-xx Georgia Hobo
xx-xx-xx Gypsy Tea Room
xx-xx-xx Hangover Boogie
xx-xx-xx I Don't Love Nobody
xx-xx-xx I've Got a Gal in Baltimore
xx-xx-xx Kennesaw Mtn Rag and Hog Jowls
xx-xx-xx Left My Gal in the Mountains
xx-xx-xx Lovesick Blues
xx-xx-xx Pray for the Lights to Go Out
xx-xx-xx Riley the Furniture Man
xx-xx-xx Stockade Blues
xx-xx-xx That's the Way it's Gonna Be
xx-xx-xx The Coon from Tennessee
xx-xx-xx The Georgia Black Bottom
xx-xx-xx Wal, I Swan