Wade Mainer - Old Time Songs sealed 1980 Old Homestead vinyl
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 1980 Old Homestead OHS 90123 sealed vinyl release. Jacket is whole; color fade top front; no bar code.

Item offered as Unplayed New Sealed Vinyl pressed 30 years ago.

Additional Information about Old Time Songs by Wade Mainer (Old Homestead)
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Album Features Artist: Wade Mainer Format: Album Release Year: 1980 Record Label: Old Homestead Genre: Bluegrass, Country, String Band


Track Listing
Side 1

1. Train Carry My Girl Back Home
2. John Henry
3. Mother's Last Message
4. The Titanic
5. Not A Word Of That Be Said
6. Wreck Of The Southern Old 97
7. That Star Belongs To Me
8. Wild And Reckless Hobo

Side 2

9. Hesitation Blues
10. Lady Gay
11. From Jerusalem To Jericho
12. Rambling Boy
13. Little Rosewood Casket
14. Trickling Waters
15. The Cannon Ball
16. Where The Soul Never Dies

Details Distributor: Old Homestead Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo


Album Notes
Personnel: Wade Mainer (vocals, banjo); Dave Cahn (dobro, mandolin); Jim Childress (bass); Julie Mainer (guitar); Alonzo Green (guitar); Virgil Shouse (fiddle); Vernon and Don McIntyre (mandolin); Alan Eisen Man (fiddle); John Morris (vocal); Eddie Carroll (guitar); Bill Meter (bass).

A latter-day recording by Wade Mainer, one of the most prolific and influential country stars of the '30s. When Mainer re-emerged in the '70s, he began performing with his wife Julie. ~ Thom Owens

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