Electric OKeh 45101 Earl Johnson & His Dixie Entertainers (Atlanta 1927)

$

34

Description

 

Earl Johnson is on fiddle, Emmett Bankston banjo, with

Byrd Moore on guitar, and they all sing, doing "John

Henry Blues" and "I Don't Love Nobody" on Electric OKeh

45101.

Both sides were done in Atlanta on March 23, 1927.

The record is in E- to V+ condition. There is a 1"

scratch near the start of the A side which looks nasty,

but ticks only faintly.

 

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