Fiddlin' John Carson - Complete Recorded Works Volume VII: 1930-1934 (CD)

Fiddlin' John Carson - Complete Recorded Works Volume VII: 1930-1934 (CD)

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Fiddlin' John Carson - Complete Recorded Works Volume VII: 1930-1934 (CD)This final volume of Fiddlin' John Carson's complete recorded works, from 1923 to 1934, provides the last four recordings Carson made for Okeh plus the twenty tracks made for Bluebird in 1934. Once again there are a good few re recordings of earlier tunes, all are most acceptable. 1934 saw Fiddlin' John and his music rapidly being superseded; the public were back buying records but they wanted new sounds and styles. The western swing performances by

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