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LINER NOTES
... for John Lee Hooker • 4/14/1955, Fats Domino's "Ain't It A Shame" was released as Imperial #5348 • 4/20/1931, Louis Armstrong recorded "When It's Sleepy Time Down South" on Okeh Records ...
http://www.bealestreetcaravan.com/newsletter/April%2005%20eNewsletter.pdf
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Frnhly harntested.
(This was onlv ten vears after the first black blues hit was recorded-Mamie Smith's "Crazy Blues," on Okeh Records---and Paramount had heard from fumiture-store olvn-ers, who sold record ...
http://www.johnsonsdepot.com/chicago/jakeleg1a.pdf
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OKeh Album Discography
The "Chicago Soul" records did not have the hard rock and roll beat that characterized the Motown and Stax soul records of the time, but reflected an http://www.bsnpubs.com/okeh.html ...
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how to use this guide
Okeh Records is an example of a subsidiary. Col umbia acquired the Okeh label in 1926. Okeh had already been in existence as a stand-alone company since 1918.
http://www.kiddierekordking.com/pdfs/how-to-use.pdf
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There's always a sale at the Electric Fetus. Buy three
During the Christmas week of December, John Hurt recorded eleven more tracks for Okeh Records, including the fateful, "Avalon Blues." "New York's a good town, but it's not for mine New ...
http://www.electricfetus.com/stores/electricfetus/user-images/aug2005screen.pdf
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Carl Lindström AG: the international series
A large number of OKeh records were issued by various Lindström branches in Europe, and the General Phonograph Co reciprocated by pressing Lindström recordings in the USA on the ...
http://www.phonomuseum.at/includes/content/lindstroem/pekka_gronow.pdf
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LINDSTRÖM – OKEH – TRANSOCEANIC A global expansion
Starts producing Okeh records, 1918. US citizen, c. 1916, as Otto Heineman •Company namechangedto General PhonographCorp. (NY) and General Phonograph ManucaturingCorp.
http://www.phonomuseum.at/includes/content/lindstroem/pekka_gronow_transoceanic.pdf
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Country Music: South and West New World NW 287
The first country record is said to have been made on June 30, 1922: Eck Robertson's recording of an old squaredance fiddle tune, "Sally Goodin," for Okeh Records in New York.
http://www.newworldrecords.org/liner_notes/80287.pdf
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Masters of Bluegrass Lecture #2 - The Recorded Era
[sallie gooden] "In the spring of 1920, Ralph Peer. recording director for Okeh records, recorded a black blues singer Mamie Smith. [Mamie] This recording generated a boom for blues ...
http://acousticmusician.com/Masters%20of%20Bluegrass%20Lecture%202.pdf
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