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"Waltz Of The Rio Grande" TIME 136.A is a Re-Recording
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ReplyDeleteLin (TX) 45 - 1004 (1954) : Gene Armstrong - Lonely Hours / Gene Armstrong & Frank Dove - Pecosita
ReplyDeleteTime (TX) 78 - 123 (1950) : Gene Armstrong & The West Texas Nighthawks Vocal Howard Garrett - Crying My Heart Out Over You / ?
http://i43.tinypic.com/316259i.jpg advert from El Paso Herald Post July 23rd 1947
Aren't there some fiddle tunes by this group on Time, as well? Hollis Pritchett played fiddle and steel, Gene Armstrong was a bassist. I believe both Cliff Durr and Howard Garrett played rhythm guitar. Hollis Pritchett was, I believe, married to Cliff Durr's sister. Regarding the record dedicated to Lloyd Garrett. He was Howard's brother and was also a musician. He was killed in the auto accident near Amarillo that also killed Leon Rusk in May 1950.
ReplyDeleteTime 126 is also by Gene Armstrong and His West Texas Nighthawks (Stepping Stones/Cowboys Way of Living).
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