Album US 1931 on Victor label
Country (Country, Gospel)
Side A: Credit role of tenor vocals for Lester Harley on side A is termed "possible" by Russell (2004). With additional vocals by two other unknown artists. Side A recorded 22 May 1930 in Memphis, TN. Side B recorded 20 September 1929 in Memphis, TN. Side A matrix no. 59973-2. Side B matrix no. 55559-1. Victor reported total sales of 1607 copies.
![]() | Frank Stamps And His All Star Quartet , album by |
![]() | Vaughan Quartet , album by |
![]() | L. E. Heatwole baritone vocals, uncredited |
![]() | F. P. Heatwole bass vocals, uncredited |
![]() | Frank Stamps , bass vocals, uncredited |
![]() | Dwight M. Brock piano, uncredited |
![]() | Claude Sharpe tenor vocals, uncredited |
![]() | Kiefer Vaughan tenor vocals, uncredited |
![]() | Lester Harley tenor vocals, uncredited |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | It Won't Be Long | Frank Stamps And His All Star Quartet | Luther Presley | |
2 | O Such Wondrous Love | Vaughan Quartet | Grace Maynerd, James B. Franklin |