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do you like it
Poll ended at Jul Thu 24, 2008 6:03 am
do you collect old 78s like these  100%  [ 2 ]
are these songs rare to find anywhere  0%  [ 0 ]
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 Post subject: Moonshine White Lighting Listen to it Please
PostPosted: Apr Tue 15, 2008 5:30 am 
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:D A Moonshine song anyone collect differnt 78 songs I have a wide verity, but my crazyest one is the Moon shine song, Not sure of the auther but i know the title and its a promo I got this about 20 years ago i guess maybe when i was in my early 20s had it ever scence.

click link to hear song
Like it :? :D I certinally Do

its called
Slide the jugs down The Moutian :D

http://s91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/ ... 0_9731.flv


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Nice enough, but a bit modern for my taste (Coral was Decca's second-tier label in the 1950's)

Interesting record, though. thanks for sharing it with us!

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your most welcome
I only own this one My first love is doowop and 1950's R&R some blues and jazz and may other espically edison cylinders

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Thank you-good sound quality.

How did you video and record it ? Did you use a cell phone or a digital camera or ?? I think something like that is a good sales tool when trying to sell a radio that works and can be seen working with sound.

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It is not exactly what I listen to, but it was fun, thanks

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Hello Thanks for the question y2k Bruce

My dear friend from arf I use a Kodak easyshare camera Model 6330, :D I Love it its awesome Purchased a junker on ebay to replace the oter plastic case. My batttery box on orignal case was damaged so there ya have it

PS It has Video Mode with the proper card 1 gig or 2 gig you can do a nice video but make sure battries are fully charged also you can use a 512 card but i like the leager ones my self :D

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Hello Thanks for the question y2k Bruce

My dear friend from arf I use a Kodak easyshare camera Model 6330, :D I Love it its awesome Purchased a junker on ebay to replace the oter plastic case. My batttery box on orignal case was damaged so there ya have it

PS It has Video Mode with the proper card 1 gig or 2 gig you can do a nice video but make sure battries are fully charged also you can use a 512 card but i like the leager ones my self :D

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Damn that voice is familiar but I cant place it. It might be a young Granpa Jones.

Youre going to have me listening to it all night now :lol:


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Grandpa Jones wasn't "young" in the 50s. Grandpa Jones was on the Grand Old Oprey when I was 5 years old (in 1932). Really, sounds like a female to some extent. Judging from how Graddpa sounded on the Hee Haw series, not too long afer the 50s, this wasn't him.


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Hmmm, he was born in 1913 which had him still a teenager in 32. He didnt join the Opry until 1946

Also Hee Haw was in the 70's and 80's.

That demo has his style of pickin', the yodel, and Mountain Dew became one of his best known songs. That could easily been an earlier version from the early 40's.

Whoever it is I like it. Been into Bluegrass and old style country since I was 12. Didnt have many to share it with in NYC! But it sure beat that geriatic crap my parents listened to.

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On Coral Records it is probably Kenny Roberts

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I have a couple of Grandpa Jones' early recordings. He sounded the same then as on Grand ole Opry.
Bill Cahill

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PostPosted: Apr Wed 16, 2008 10:26 pm 
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its kenny Roberts
Here's the pic Thanks

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