[78-L] Burl Ives

[Thomas Stern]

when & for what label was the bawdy material recorded?
Thanks, Thomas.

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Speaking of Ives, Does anybody have a copy of his bawdy rendition of Old Joe Clark and Brooklyn Town on a white-label 78? DJD
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Malcolm Rockwell wrote:> Damn if Wikipedia doesn't have it right!> He recorded "Behind The Clouds" in Richmond on July 23, 1929,
matrix #GE > 15380. Most tests were assigned a matrix number and that's where I > started to look. Whether or not a test is still
in existence is > questionable. Wiki says it was destroyed, but that really IS meaningless!> So now we know.> Mal==========It's
also in Tony Russell's "Country Music Records", which says it was destroyed on August 6, 1929. Julian Vein__________ Information
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