ED MILLER & LOUISIANA PLAYBOYS
PLAYBOYS 100
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Great to hear, and completely unknown to me. Since it's a late '50s pressing (or later), these must be "old timers" from the '30s and '40s either having a nostalgia trip, or in serious denial about what people at the time expected to hear.
ReplyDeletedid a quick search and found this info in Billboard 1946
ReplyDeleteEd miller and his Louisiana playboys live on KMLB Monroe Louisiana 11.20 am till 12 noon Monday thru Saturday .
Band Brooks hamilton piano
Robert East standard electric ,Pappy Cairo hot steel guitar,
Edmond Middleton rhythm gtr ,Tommy Thompson and Huey Thompson twin fiddles