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Between 1929 and 1931, various Bird lineups made more than forty recordings for Gennett, Vocalion, Paramount, and Victor, embracing parlor songs, blues, comic pieces, and sacred selections. (2)(5)
Between 1929 and 1931, various Bird lineups made more than forty recordings for Gennett, Vocalion, Paramount, and Victor, embracing parlor songs, blues, comic pieces, and sacred selections. (2)(5)
"Elmer Bird & Associated Artists." (3)
In 2017, a probably unique Paramount test-pressing of "Whoa Mule"/"Some Mother's Boy" by the Kentucky Ramblers (the Bird family from Williamsburg, Kentucky) reached $9,350 at auction. (1)
In 2017, a probably unique Paramount test-pressing of "Whoa Mule"/"Some Mother's Boy" by the Kentucky Ramblers (the Bird family from Williamsburg, Kentucky) reached $9,350 at auction. (1)
"Good Cocaine (Mama Don't Allow It)"
"Everybody Works But Father"
"Whoa Mule"
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