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THE BUCHANAN BROTHERS half to be very high on my fav list.They are a little rough but I think that eraly adds to there singing.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Floyd
Bb 1944 feature says Julie-B Allen “Champion Girl Yodeler” and Eddie Smith “The He-Man Ballad Singer” are Main Street records recording artists
ReplyDeleteAdvert in same says Buchanan Brothers has recorded “I’m A Convict With Old Glory In My Heart” for Main Street.