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Friday, 19 March 2010

GATOR RECORDS


ST. AUGUSTINE. FLORIDA


GATOR No #
HENRY MAY AND HIS RHYTHM RAMBLERS
Setting On A Rainbow (Vocal - Betty Pawlick) (Side 1) (Deadwax FSS-100)
(Monticeillo - Don Kemery) (No Publisher Noted)
The Moon Reminds Me Of You (Vocal - Henry May) (Side 2) (Deadwax FSS-101)
(Henry May) (No Publisher Noted)
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  1. Anonymous4 June 2010 at 02:39

    So great to see this on here! I am Henry May's daughter. He died when I was six and I have searched so long for his recordings. I came into possession of this record just a few months ago. And I am so pleased that this image of the flip side of the recording is here. How did you find it? Are there anymore recordings out there? I have written an essay about finding this record (how it came about is truly amazing) and it will be published in this Sunday's NY Times in its "Modern Love" section. Would love to hear from anyone who has knowledge about my father and his music. Thank you, Connie May Fowler

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  2. Connie May Fowler4 June 2010 at 17:23

    Hello.

    I am Henry May's daughter and only came in possession of this record about 2 months ago. He died when I was very young and I'm looking for any information about him, his career, and the Gator Record label. Also, an essay I wrote about discovering the recording will be published this Sunday in the New York Times "Modern Love" column.

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