@Shwimpgumbo yes! Alton and my great aunt Thelma's daughter Debbie helps to keep their memories alive there in Alabama! :-) Also, their son, Lionel Delmore co-wrote the very famous song called "Swinging" with John Anderson who sang that song, and it became the biggest #1 hit of 1983, back when i was in college and they played it for 13 weeks straight! I am a singer, too, as was my mother and her sisters, so i came from a very musical family! :-)
I think its a disgrace they were not elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame untill 2001, They have been so key to the development of Country Music its amzing how they have been largely overlooked..It seems they are finally being recognised for their true value and quality. Way ahead of their time.
I love the picture at 1:47 with them singing in to an RCA 74 microphone...The same type that I use on my youtube videos. (mine was made in 1947) I wonder when that picture was taken? This recording sounds so much cleaner and more modern than Jimmie Rogers recordings from that same year, I wonder why that is? Do you know what label they recorded for?
There were several labels, and these are listed in their Wikipedia entry and Amazon has a list of their CDs available. I checked out your site and it certainly is a big microphone and sounding good. Thanks for the comment.
love the song, adore their performance. so glad you posted this recording :)
Romamb 3 months ago
Got that right..Guess we'll have to wait for Springsteen to rediscover them..
marfak1000 4 months ago
Good music - blues.
PatrickWall12 8 months ago
@Shwimpgumbo yes! Alton and my great aunt Thelma's daughter Debbie helps to keep their memories alive there in Alabama! :-) Also, their son, Lionel Delmore co-wrote the very famous song called "Swinging" with John Anderson who sang that song, and it became the biggest #1 hit of 1983, back when i was in college and they played it for 13 weeks straight! I am a singer, too, as was my mother and her sisters, so i came from a very musical family! :-)
pariperenti 8 months ago
great video of my great uncle! albon was married to my grandmother's sister! :-)
pariperenti 8 months ago
I think its a disgrace they were not elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame untill 2001, They have been so key to the development of Country Music its amzing how they have been largely overlooked..It seems they are finally being recognised for their true value and quality. Way ahead of their time.
ratherknotty 10 months ago
Awseome videos my friend,I love this
cowboytony47 1 year ago
I love the picture at 1:47 with them singing in to an RCA 74 microphone...The same type that I use on my youtube videos. (mine was made in 1947) I wonder when that picture was taken? This recording sounds so much cleaner and more modern than Jimmie Rogers recordings from that same year, I wonder why that is? Do you know what label they recorded for?
terrisonb 1 year ago
@terrisonb
There were several labels, and these are listed in their Wikipedia entry and Amazon has a list of their CDs available. I checked out your site and it certainly is a big microphone and sounding good. Thanks for the comment.
wilsonmcphert 1 year ago
Awesome is all that one can say!!
borntrippin 1 year ago
BIG THANKS for giving us this History... 5***** for each Brother & YOU!!!
HalooftheMuse 2 years ago
Nice JOB ! ! ! 10th addition to my 1933 list. My music playlists cover every year back to 1900, the evolution of pop music over 5 generations.
A trip back in time to the sounds of the past is waiting for you . . . . . . . . .
chkjns 2 years ago
@chkjns
I've never seen so many playlists! You will need playlists for your playlists! I will check them out. Thanks for your comment.
wilsonmcphert 2 years ago
wmcp, thanks for the encouragement ;)>
I'll be watching for your sub any moment!
I'm working on 1880s and '90s with Sousa marches, too, seems I'm slowly working my way back to 1700 ! Chuck
chkjns 2 years ago
Good find ! always nice to hear other versions .
evsynator 2 years ago
Thanks for this and with all the background info on them. What great records they made.
Rowland108 2 years ago
A great song is a great song...no matter who's singing it. The Delmore Brothers certainly got this one right. Thank you for posting the video.
abnerstowe 2 years ago
Good job on the video . Thanks .
billga2007 2 years ago 2