Flemming & Townsend 78rpm record

Welcome to stinky old record land!

Here’s the first of my 78rpm record collection. I’ve tried to clean these records physically up a bit, but mostly they sound as they’re played on the record player.

Ride Along Little Gal

Weary Mind Blues

Here we have a record whose label I can barely read. It’s probably seen a lot of play in it’s day, and I can’t find any real recording of it available on the web. Perhaps it’s rare.

These men were originally from Covington Tennessee, and started out playing in dance halls. When they became popular enough to play on the radio around 1930, they had their first recording session with, after being discovered singing on station WREC in Memphis by Victor records.

You can read a bit more about the duo by clicking here.

 

 

Sketchbook Stuff..

A page from the sketchbook. I don’t know why, but drawing contour lines on this character’s boobs afterward with a sharpie made me laugh.

Oh also, we have the devil here, explaining why it’s ok for Jesus to have a hamburger.

Brush pen on paper.

-C

 
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