Dixon Brothers - Beyond Black Smoke - Original Recordings - LP, Comp - Near Mint (NM or M-)

Format:                      LP, Comp

Media Condition:     Near Mint (NM or M-)

Sleeve Condition:     Very Good Plus (VG+)

Country:                       US  

Record Label:              Country Turtle,Country Turtle

Catalog No:                  6000, CT-6000

Released:                     

Genre:                           Folk World & Country

Style:                             Country, Appalachian Music, Bluegrass

Tracklist:

A1. Dark Eyes
A2. Beautiful Stars
A3. The Bootlegger's Story
A4. Weave Room Blues
A5. Girl I Left In Danville
A6. Always Be Waiting For You
A7. Easter Day
B1. Beyond Black Smoke
B2. A Wonderful Day
B3. I Didn't Hear Anybody Pray
B4. How Can A Broke Man Be Happy
B5. More Pretty Girls Than One - Part 3
B6. I Can't Tell Why I Love You
B7. Jimmie And Sallie

Comments:
Very clean vinyl and labels. Sleeve has shrink taped on since new, no splits or writing. Record is in excellent condition, no obvious signs of wear. Lovely copy! Supplied with new high-quality sleeve protector.

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Notes:

Country Turtle Records is a Division of Mamlish Records, Inc.

"I Didn't Hear Anybody Pray," was written by Dorsey Dixon in 1936, recorded in 1938, then in 1942 popularized by Roy Acuff under the name "The Wreck on the Highway," but without credit or royalties going to Dorsey. A lawsuit restored credit to Dorsey, and the title used by Acuff became the standard title used by both artists thereafter. It appears on the album with its title at the time of the recording.

Record Company Mamlish Records, Inc.