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Crook Brothers' String Band
My Wife Died On Friday Night / Jobbin Gettin' There
Album US 1929 on Victor label
Country (Country)
Both sides recorded 5 October 1928 in Nashville, TN. Side A matrix no. 47140-2. Side B matrix no. 47142-1. Credits, matrices, and recording dates reported in Tony Russell (2004) "Country Music Records: A Discography, 1921-1942."
Musicians
 | Crook Brothers' String Band , album by |
 | Tom J. Givans , banjo, uncredited |
 | George R. Miles , caller, guitar, uncredited |
 | Hick Burnett , guitar, uncredited |
 | Herman Crook , harmonica, uncredited |
 | Matthew Crook , harmonica, uncredited |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | My Wife Died On Friday Night | Crook Brothers' String Band | ||
| 2 | Jobbin Gettin' There | Crook Brothers' String Band |
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