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Sunday, 7 November 2010

JET RECORDS 1918 thru 1922

JET 1918 (14)
HOUSTON SLIM – JET STAFF BAND
Turn Back The Clock To Davy Crockett (JE-1918.A)
(Wilks – Hamlin)
Golden Goose (JE-1918.B)
(Z. Compton)

Billboard: 27th August 1955

JET 1919
SLEEPY SKIDMORE & THE LAZY BOYS
Whatta’ya Think I’m Gonna Do (1919.A)
()
I’m Sending You This Record (1919.B)
()

Billboard: 27th August 1955


JET 1920 (16)
BENNIE HESS
You Are In My Heart To Stay (1920.A) [(ACA) 3215]
(Hess) (No Publisher Noted)
You Can’t Catch A Fish Where There’s No Water (1920.B) [(ACA) 3214]
(Hess) (No Publisher Noted)

Note:
78rpm release of JET 1920 only has 1920 A/B on label & deadwax
Billboard: 13th August 1955




JET 1921
BOB JEETER
Won’t You Take a Look
() (Peoples BMI)
Don’t Tell Those Stories
() (Peoples BMI)

Billboard: 13th August 1955



JET 1922 (18)
TRUDY & FLOYD
Why Do I Cry (1922.A) [(ACA) 3213]
(Floyd Boulet) (No Publisher Noted)
I Don’t Aim To Ask You For Nothin’ (1922.B) [(ACA) 3212]
(Floyd Boulet) (No Publisher Noted)

Note
(ACA) 3213 thru 3215 were mastered for 45rpm on 6th July 1955
Billboard: 13th August 1955


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3 comments:

  1. Derik7 November 2010 at 18:41

    Appreciate all the Benny Hess. I posted a 45 of him last year on my blog. Probably not as rare as your stuff, though.

    Derik

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  2. By Mark Betcher9 November 2010 at 04:32

    That Trudy & Floyd 45 is really sweet!

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  3. Unknown30 March 2012 at 03:02

    I just found a copy of Jet 1919 at a resale shop in Cut n Shoot Texas. It's on a 78 format. Is this Sleepy's only recording?

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