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Recorded in Richmond, Indiana and Atlanta, Georgia in 1931. Includes liner notes by Tony Russell.
Digitally remastered by Gerhard Wessely.
Ernest Branch,Banjo,Vocal/ Bernice Coleman,Fiddle
Full title: Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order Vol. 4 (1931).
Personnel includes: Roy Harvey (vocals, guitar); Ernest Branch (vocals, banjo); Bernice Coleman, Jess Johnston (fiddle).
Personnel: Roy Harvey (vocals, baritone guitar); Earnest Branch (vocals, banjo); Jess Johnston (vocals, fiddle); Bernice Coleman (fiddle).
Audio Remasterer: Gerhard Wessely.
Liner Note Author: Tony Russell. Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order Vol. 4 (1931). Music Roy Harvey Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order Vol. 4 (1931). Songs | 1. | By a Cottage in the Twilight |
| 2. | Blue Eyes |
| 3. | Goodbye Sweetheart Goodbye |
| 4. | Gambling Blues |
| 5. | John Hardy Blues |
| 6. | Great Reaping Day, The |
| 7. | Someone Owns a Cottage |
| 8. | O Dem Golden Slippers |
| 9. | Birdie |
| 10. | Lulu Love |
| 11. | Little Foot Prints |
| 12. | Ring My Mother Wore, The |
| 13. | Where the Whippoorwill Is Whispering Good-Night |
| 14. | Called to Foreign Fields |
| 15. | My Mother and My Sweetheart |
| 16. | Wreck of the C&O Sportsman |
| 17. | My Fickle Sweetheart |
| 18. | (I'm So Lonely) Since My Darling Went Away |
| 19. | Telegraph Shack |
| 20. | Sone One |
| 21. | My Free Wheelin' Baby |
| 22. | They All Got a Wife But Me |
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