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Alabama Four / Alabama Four
Looking This Way / How Beautiful Heaven Must Be
Album US on Broadway label
World (Gospel)
Alabama Four (2) is The Charles Brothers [= Phil Reeve (2) & Ernest Moody] under pseudonym. Alabama Four (3) is North Georgia Four under pseudonym. Side A recorded ca. June 1928 in Chicago, IL Side B recorded mid-July 1928 in Chicago, IL.. Credits and recording dates reported in Tony Russell (2004) "Country Music Records: A Discography, 1921-1942." Gus Boaz credit role is given as "possible." Also possible are the appearance of these artists as the vocal quartet on Side B: R.E. Worsham, J.H. Cook, J.H. Harper, C.C. Harper.
Musicians
 | Alabama Four , album by |
 | Alabama Four , album by |
 | Gus Boaz fiddle, uncredited |
| Unknown Artist fiddle, uncredited, guitar, uncredited, vocals, uncredited |
 | Ernest Moody , vocals, uncredited |
 | Phil Reeve g, US vocals, uncredited |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Looking This Way | Alabama Four (2) | ||
| 2 | How Beautiful Heaven Must Be | Alabama Four (3) |
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