Karl & Harty:
Old Time Harmony Singing |
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Karl & Harty were boyhood fiends who, in later years, developed a close harmony vocal act, accompanying themselves on mandolin and guitar, respectively.
They began their professional careers at the end of the 1920s, when gentle and melodic Victorian parlour ballads were still in vogue throughout the rural areas of the United States. It was neighbor Doc Hopkins who encouraged the boys to take their music seriously and play for profit as well as pleasure.
The Karl & Harty act lasted until 1951, when they finally called it a day. These recording date from 1931 to 1945. |
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Twenty One Years
I Wonder How The Old Folks Are At Home
I Dreamed I Searched Heaven For You
We Buried Her Beneath The Willow
No Place To Pillow My Head
I'm Going Home This Evening
Tombigbee River Farewell
Answer To The Prisoner's Dream
Two Faced Preacher
Don't Be Blue Little Pal
I'll Always Love You
I Hide My Face And Cry
You Let Me Down
Truck Driver's Sweetheart
What's Wrong With The Women Today
Ain't You Ashamed
She's Got The Cutest Eyes
Single Man Blues
Down In The Valley
You Cooked Your Goose With Me
Don't Mix Whiskey With Women |
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Twenty One Years
I Dreamed I Searched Heaven For You
I Hide My Face And Cry
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BACM - British Archive Of Country Music |
| Number |
168 |
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