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The Tune Wranglers
When The Sun Goes Down In Arizona / Dreams Of Silver And Memories Of Gold
Album US on Bluebird label
Country (Country, Western Swing)
With additional instrumentation of accordion by either Emil Zunker or Cal Callison. Credit role of tenor banjo for Eddie Fielding is termed "probable" by Russell (2004). Both sides recorded 24 February 1937 in San Antonio, TX. Side A matrix no. 07268-1. Side B matrix no. 07266-1.
Musicians
 | The Tune Wranglers , album by |
 | Bill Dickey double bass, uncredited, vocals |
 | Tom Dickey , fiddle, uncredited |
 | Buster Coward voc, guitar, uncredited, vocals |
| George Timberlake piano, uncredited |
| Eddie Duncan steel guitar, electric steel guitar, uncredited, vocals |
| Eddie Fielding tenor banjo, uncredited |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | When The Sun Goes Down In Arizona | The Tune Wranglers | ||
| 2 | Dreams Of Silver And Memories Of Gold | The Tune Wranglers |
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