LABEL GALLERY

First Bluebird 78 rpm
(“buff” label)

“Brown’s Ferry Blues”
First issue (“buff” label)

Classic “I've Got the Big River Blues”
"Deep River Blues" by Doc Watson

First Arthur Smith’s record
with Delmore’s backing

First Uncle Dave Macon's recording
with Delmore's backing

First version of “False Hearted Girl”
(“staff” label)

The original ”Beautiful Brown Eyes”
under the name of Arthur Smith Trio

“Brown’s Ferry Blues”
Third issue (“dog” label)

First version of “I’m Leaving You”
Montgomery Ward issue

“Brown’s Ferry Blues”
Montgomery Ward issue

First Decca 78 rpm

First singing hillbilly boogie
The masterpiece of Rabon

The first boogie with Wayne Raney
The greatest train song ever

Second version of
“Brown’s Ferry Blues”

First Wayne Raney’s recording under
the name of Delmore Brothers

The complete "The Love I Cast Away"
on acetate Audiodisc

First Wayne Raney’s record under
his name with Delmores’ backing

First Brown's Ferry Four record
with Merle Travis

The only record under the name of
Grandpa Jones and Delmore Brothers

The first Wayne Raney's boogie

The Maxine “Mac” Luna’s boogie

The Wayne Raney’s biggest hit

The Delmores’ biggest hit

First Lonnie Glosson’s recording
with Delmores’ backing

First published version of
“Trouble Ain’t Nothin’ but the Blues”

First 78 rpm by the
Hallelujah Trio

The only Hank Dalton’s release with
Alton’s presence

DJ issue of the last 78 rpm of the
Harlan County Four

Last Delmores' King 78 rpm

First King single
with red label

Test pressing of King 1005

Two King titles only issued on
single

Finally,
here is the only
record released in France
in the lifetime of the Delmores,
with 2 unreleased tracks elsewhere:

- "Tennessee Choo Choo Boogie"

- "I Let the Freight Train Carry Me
on Boogie"

Ah !!! Relax, friends collectors, it is a joke: Vogue company had
simply added "Boogie"
at the end of the
tracks!