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Benjamin Franz

 

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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 3:18 pm    
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Chris Clem, just uploaded this to his youtube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKN_oy7Ox1o
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Guy Cundell


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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 4:37 pm    
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A track listing would be, I think,

'Blue Blue Eyes' .................Plainsmen
'I'll Keep On Loving You'......Boots Faye
'Echoes From The Hills'.......?????
"Cincinnati Lou' ................Merle Travis
'No Vacancy' ....................Merle Travis

I'd love to know the group doing 'Echoes From The Hill". A very tasty solo.
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Dave Mayes

 

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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 4:46 pm    
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I think the steel player on "No Vacancy" is Eddie Martin.
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Guy Cundell


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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 5:06 pm    
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May be Dave, but Praguefrank has Cincinatti Lou and No Vacancy listed in the same session.

18 March 1946 [no. 276] Radio Recorders, 7000 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, CA - Merle Travis (Merle Travis [vcl/gt], Eddie Kirk [gt], Joaquin Murphey [steel], Cliffie Stone [bass], Pedro DePaul [accordion], Jack Taggart [trumpet]. Producer: Lee Gillette)
035 1031 WEARY LONESOME ME unissued/BCD-15637
036 1032 NO VACANCY 258 15265/BCD-15637
037 1033 CINCINNATI LOU 258 15264/BCD-15637
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Dave Mayes

 

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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 5:58 pm    
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Thanks Guy,

After a second listen, I'm now inclined to think it's Murph.

A very impressive collection of 78's!
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Mitch Drumm

 

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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 6:20 pm    
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It’s Joaquin on "No Vacancy".

There’s a false start of the same song at the same session, where Travis starts laughing out loud and talks to Murphey, by name. After a pause, the take as posted above begins.

Listen here:

http://picosong.com/NrE4

The other song is "Echoes From The Hills", a Bob Nolan composition. The artist is Shug Fisher and The Ranchmen Trio, from 1946. Shug was soon to join Nolan’s old group, the Sons Of The Pioneers. Shug made several recordings with Joaquin and the Pioneers made some as well.
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Guy Cundell


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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 6:40 pm    
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Thanks, Mitch!
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Benjamin Franz

 

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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 9:03 pm    
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Mitch Drumm wrote:
It’s Joaquin on "No Vacancy".

There’s a false start of the same song at the same session, where Travis starts laughing out loud and talks to Murphey, by name. After a pause, the take as posted above begins.



Excellent detective work.
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