[78-L] John Blackburn songs

[Ray Kilcoyne]

Looking at that 45 I see that the music behind the Myra Brooks Welch poem is 
credited to Ritter, not Blackburn.  It may be different backing music than 
is on the Paycheck record, since ASCAP credits Blackburn on that one.  Still 
researching Anderson's.
RayK
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From: Ray Kilcoyne
The youtube video credits Kreisler.  The 45 does not.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/103872949/tex-ritter-45rpm-if-jesus-came-to-your?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product_listing_promoted&utm_campaign=vintage_low&gclid=CK26s_a_nrkCFcqf4Aods2sAjA

You may not have missed anything.
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From: David Lennick
Tex Ritter with Fritz Kreisler..how did I miss that combo?
>
Ray Kilcoyne wrote:
> Looks like the Ink Spots recorded IF I'D ONLY KNOWN YOU THEN on Verve.
> THE TOUCH OF THE MASTER'S HAND was done by Johnny Paycheck on Epic, Bill
> Anderson on Decca, and
> Tex Ritter with Fritz Kreisler on Capitol.  All three are on youtube.
> RayK
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> From: Kristjan Saag
> Apart from "Moonlight In Vermont", "Susquehanna" and "Need You" - does
> anyone know of another John M Blackburn penned title having been recorded?

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