RARE Bristol, Va / TN labels Cuzzin Don " Only Temporary " Twin City 1001 1940s?
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Cuzzin Don with Cousin Zeke and Virginia Valley Boys " Only Temporary / The Picture On The Table " Vocal by Cuzzin Don, Peggy, & Chorus. Twin-City Records 1001 78 RPM ca 1940s or early 1950s. Bristol, VA-Tenn address on the labels. NOTE: See more information about this artist below. The record has scattered scattered scratches, scuffs/smudges on both sides. An occasional scratch can barely be felt but there is nothing bad here. It is still shiny bright and plays well (for a 78). . Some background noise. The labels have some light wear and yellowing. Buyer pays Priority shipping to be determined by your ZIP. Or I will mail it by Media Mail if you wish. Foreign to be determined.. On some items, tracking information is REQUIRED, especially on foreign items paid for with PayPal. I reserve the right to refuse payments byPayPal to certain countries or individuals. Please email me if you have any questions about any of the above. International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included and are the responsibility of the buyer. Returns accepted only for lost or seriously damaged items. CUZZIN DON: " Twin-City Records has not garnered much attention from music historians. The label was founded by George D. “Cuzzin Don” McGraw in Bristol, Virginia, in 1947, and it was recorded at local radio station studios. “Cuzzin Don” was a local radio personality on WOPI and WCYB in Bristol as well as stations in Richmond, Virginia, and Salem, Virginia, in the late 1940s and early 1950s. With his access to station studios and equipment, his record company was really a P. O. Box and wherever “Cuzzin Don” told the artists to show up to record. The first record released on the label was written and sung by McGraw (with others) – #1001 “Only Temporary” backed with “The Picture on the Table (By the Chair)” by Cuzzin Don, Cousin Zeke & Virginia Valley Boys. "
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