[78-L] Chili & F-Bomb

[Malcolm - Venerable Music]

That M.S. Dillehay record is flat great! It's his version of the well 
recorded song Turnip Greens. For colored comments, I think the Mother In Law 
side is even better!
It's his only record & once had a discussion with someone who researched the 
matrix numbers & told me that it came in-between two Mexican band sessions 
(or in the middle of one session, I can't remember which?).
If my memory is correct, the Yodel Blues sides by Val & Pete on the Okeh 
45000 series have a similar story - interlaced between Mexican recording 
sessions?
Malcolm

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dennis Flannigan" <dennis.flannigan at gmail.com>
To: <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2011 7:14 PM
Subject: [78-L] Chili & F-Bomb


> F-bomb first. I posted Willie Farmer's, "Old Man Mose," on my Facebook 
> page
> before I heard the bombs bursting in air. It's still there. Listeners can
> judge for themselves.
>
> Chili? There are some in my collection, but the only one I found quickly 
> is
> I have with a quick search is, "Mexican Beans," with racist comment in
> lyrics, by M. S. Dillehay.
>
> Cary, I'll get in touch and chase my 78s, 45's, LPs, tapes until beans are
> pop, pop, popping out all over.
>
> df
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