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Greetings! This by far my favorite version of the title.

Greetings! Smiley Burnette had a song in the same picture...has it been posted on YouTube?

Greetings! McKinney did a vocal with this or a similar-sounding outfit called "When Erastus Plays His Old Kazoo"...Do you have that?

Greetings! I used to have Arthur Fields' version on COLUMBIA.

Greetings! I used to have a record on one of the GREY GULL labels (possibly RADIEX) from about 1927...the piano was a background instrument to the violin, xylophone, and clarinet; altogether it was a charming little record and I wish I still had it.

Greetings! I put my above comment on the wrong video...my apologies

Greetings! Why is the first part cut off?

Greetings! This from a COLUMBIA disc.

Greetings! Another nice version of this is on a thin EDISON crediting the folks as Arthur Fields and his Assassinators...the copy I used to have was cracked and remains only on an old cassette tape.

Greetings! It isn't Arthur Fields this time.

Greetings! This time, the vocalist isn't Arthur Fields, neither is it Al Bernard who does the vocal on another take; I don't know who the vocalist is on this take.

Greetings! This song goes back a ways

Greetings! It's interesting how closely the VICTOR orchestra played the background on both this and the blue-seal version by Lambert Murphy, until the endings.

Greetings! This title is on one side of the record upon which my screen name is based.

Greetings! If I didn't know better I would swear that's Chet Atkins on guitar and Homer and Jethro (mandolin and rhythm guitar) in there...whoever they used sure sound good!

Greetings! What recording is this? My 78 copy is quite different.

Greetings! I've got a copy.

Greetings! This one is from one of their early KING records.

Greetings! GREY GULL produced some of the awfullest records I've ever enjoyed, both physically and musically...There's just something about that group that fascinates me to no end; and it helps that three of the four guys I collect the most recorded for that outfit.

Greetings! The GREY GULL-related GLOBE records are neither particularly rare nor particularly common. None of the GLOBE specimens in my collection are well-preserved.

Greetings! Actually this isn't John Ryan [ I think Charles Hart is a more likely candidate for this identity.] This is the flip of what was my FIRST Arthur Fields record, which used 2261-F...let me check to see if you posted it.

Greetings! As much as I enjoy Arthur Fields, the version of this title by Johnny Marvin (credited as "Honey Duke and his Uke") on GREY GULL is a top favorite.

Greetings! This one is a surprise! By now you know how much I enjoy listening to Arthur Fields.

Greetings! Of over 1600 recordings I have of Fields, this is one I don't have.

Greetings! I've got a copy; also got the recording on a NADSCO.

Greetings! The vocalist is much more likely Henry Burr...definitely NOT Arthur Fields.

Greetings! Somehow, this take ("B") is a top favorite...I have a clay-colored copy of RADIEX 4091 that uses the "A" take, and it's sloppy. There's also a later matrix alternately credited to Ben Litchfield, Ben Hitchfield, and correctly credited to Fields.

Greetings! Played at this speed vocalist sounds more like Arthur Hall than Arthur Fields.

Greetings! I traded away my copy of the 10-inch COLUMBIA, but I still have the LITTLE WONDER; instead of the line,,,"You'll find more trouble there..."

he sings..."You'll find more hell up there..." on the LITTLE WONDER.

Greetings! My copy of this was one of the last I got before I had to shut down; it's one of several examples I have where it sounds like Fields is singing a bit off-mic so that he could go full-throttle like on the acoustics. It quickly became a top favorite.

Greetings! I've got over 1600 recordings of Fields; and I don't have this one (or even this title by him).

Greetings! On Diamond Disc I've got two copies, and two takes of this one. Billy Murray singing lead in the chorus is a bonus. I've also got Fields singing this title on vertical PATHE.

Greetings! I've got Fields singing this on several labels.

Greetings! My copy on CAMEO uses take 1, my copy on ORIOLE uses take 2, and my copy on BANNER uses take 3.

Greetings! I'm glad somebody posted this again...Now, if somebody will just post "Hello Central, Give Me Heaven" by them that would have all my favorites from my Dad's reissue LPs (many years ago) up on YouTube,

Greetings! To me, vocalist sounds like Irving Kaufman...On GREY GULL (and related)-8101 I have an electric of this title with Jack Kaufman doing the vocal and Marvin repeating his part.

Greetings! I have a different recording of this on a KING 78...at one point it sure sounds like he says "Play 'er Merle".

Of his KING 78s here at home, his banjo is on only one, and one side of it...He's with the Delmore brothers both sides of it.

Greetings! This must be one of their ARC recordings.

Greetings! A fine record!

Greetings! I've also got a Martin LXM Tenor Guitar.