SCARCE OLD-TIME COUNTRY LP Doc Hopkins Birch 1945
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Description
Doc Hopkins, Doc Hopkins (Birch 1945). Popular in the '30s on WLS as a singer of old-time songs, an associate of the Cumberland Ridge Runners, Doc Hopkins recorded this set of Old World and native American ballads, with his own guitar accompaniment, in 1965 for the John Edwards Memorial Foundation, and it was issued by a short-lived Chicago label in the early '70s.
Tracks: "Free Little Bird", "Trouble at the Coal Creek Mines", "The Great Titanic", "Wreck of the Titanic", "Fate of the Battleship Maine", "Wild Bill Jones", "Poor Ellen Smith", "Last Old Dollar", "John Henry", "Pearl Bryant", "Jesse James", "J. B. Marcum", "Wreck on the C. & O."
Condition: disc immaculate. Jacket has a small scrape on the back but is otherwise excellent. A near-new copy of this very scarce LP.
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