[78-L] Fw: Dinning Sisters & Charlie Monroe

[simmonssomer]

Charlie Monroe was one of the Monroe Brothers. Usually listed under Bill 
Monroe in Kinkle.
The three brothers including Charlie started professionally in  the late 
20's.
On the radio in 30's including National Barn Dance from Chicago.
No further mention of Charles as an individual performer in this book..
However, the Monroe Brothers recorded eighteen sides for Bluebird. The first 
Bb 6762
and the last BB 7508. Apparently there exists a Camden LP CAL-774 of the 
Monroe Brothers.

Al Simmons

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Subject: [78-L] Fw: Dinning Sisters & Charlie Monroe


> My guess is Dec. '46 or Jan. '47 for Capital 389.
> (See The On-line 78rpm Discography)
> The bios came from Kinkle.
>
> Al S.
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>> There was Ginger, Lou and Jean Dinning.
>> Popular in the late 40's and 50's. Exclusive Capital artists.
>> You have their very first date on Capital 389.
>> They were regulars on the National Barn Dance radio show in the early
>> 40's.
>> Then numerous shows on Chicago radio 1943-5. Appeared in some low budget
>> musicals
>> .Lou Dinning recorded some on her own. By mid 50's the careers waned.
>> In all about 22 sides for Capital. One 12" for VD 905.
>> Lou Dinning made 9 sides as a solo act..
>>
>> Al Simmons
>>
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>> From: "Jim Whipkey" <suuford at msn.com>
>> To: <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
>> Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 1:26 PM
>> Subject: [78-L] Dinning Sisters & Charlie Monroe
>>
>>
>>>
>>>  Just played some records and two of them have popped some questions in
>>> my
>>> head.  On days like this, when I'm cold, snow-bound and need to do 
>>> inside
>>> things, I  grab piles of 78s,  put them on the  turntable without 
>>> looking
>>> at their title and  enjoy, plus tell myself I will recognize the song 
>>> and
>>> the artist.
>>>  Two failed my test, I recognized the songs, but not the artists.  First
>>> was   the Dinning Sisters singing "If I had my life to live over" and 
>>> "My
>>> Adobe Hacienda", It's on Capitol, with the Art Van Damme quintet. The
>>> other was Charlie Monroe, singing "Our Mansion is Ready" and" A Valley 
>>> of
>>> Peace".  He's backed up by "His Kentucky Pardners".  It's on RCA Victor.
>>> Don't have any idea how long since I  may have played these records
>>> before, if ever, but I don't know much about either artist, would
>>> appreciate any data  on them from this always knowledgeable  group.
>>>  Jim Whipkey
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