More "Great 78s" at: www.youtube.com "Pistol Packin' Mama", was the number one record of the year in 1943. Al Dexter wrote " Pistol Packin Mama" . His version was the first.. + Informações

Somewhere between the greed for money and sound judgment, the legends of country music were tossed aside for the outlandish sound they call country music today. RJB Nashville, Tennessee ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Portions of this work contain the intellectual property of third party authors and contributors. As such, third party authors and contributors retain all copyrights in the individual works and reserve all rights not specifically granted herein.. + Informações

I DO NOT OWN COPYRIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC AND HOPE THE OWNERS WILL ALLOW IT TO REMAIN ON YOU TUBE WORLD WIDE.. + Informações

western swing. + Informações

Never seen this label before! must been one of Al Dexter first recording between 1936 and 1941, look like a small Dallas Tx label. + Informações

Al Dexter, Blow That Lonesome Whistle Casey 78 rpm KING 875-A. Al Dexter From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Al Dexter Birth name Clarence Albert Poindexter Born May 4, 1905 Jacksonville, Texas Died January 28, 1984 (aged 78) Al Dexter (May 4, 1905 - January 28, 1984) was an American country musician and songwriter. He is best known for "Pistol Packin' Mama," a 1944 hit that was one of the most popular recordings of the World War II years and later became a hit again with a cover by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters. Born Clarence Albert Poindexter in Jacksonville, Texas, Dexter owned a bar in the 1930s and helped popularize the style of country music known as honky tonk.[1] He made his recording debut on November 28, 1936 for ARC Records.[2] and he was probably the first artist to use the term "honky tonk" in a country song when he recorded "Honky Tonk Blues" at his first session.[1][3] His tremendous hit "Pistol Packin' Mama" became the 1943 marching chorus of the New York Yankees. The 1943 movie of the same name, made by the Republic Pictures, gave Dexter close to $250000 in royalties. Another hit from the 1940s was "Guitar Polka", which entered Billboard's list as the "Most Played Juke Box Folk Record" for 16 weeks running in 1946.[4] Still other hits include "So Long Pal", "Triflin' Gal", "I'm Losing My Mind Over You" and "Too Late to Worry." Dexter was the first country singer to perform on Broadway, and in 1971, was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall .... + Informações

Born Clarence Albert Poindexter in Jacksonville, Texas, Dexter owned a bar in the 1930s and helped popularize the style of country music known as honky tonk.[1] He made his recording debut on November 28, 1936 for ARC Records.[2] and he was probably the first artist to use the term "honky tonk" in a country song when he recorded "Honky Tonk Blues" at his first session.[1][3] His tremendous hit "Pistol Packin' Mama" became the 1943 marching chorus of the New York Yankees. The 1943 movie of the same name, made by the Republic Pictures, gave Dexter close to $250000 in royalties. Another hit from the 1940s was "Guitar Polka", which entered Billboard's list as the "Most Played Juke Box Folk Record" for 16 weeks running in 1946.[4] Still other hits include "So Long Pal", "Triflin' Gal", "I'm Losing My Mind Over You" and "Too Late to Worry.". + Informações

(Al Dexter) (Guitar Polka) I do not own the right to this music but I own the vinyl, turntable and computer software that made this video.. + Informações

Finally have something to play the 78's on. till I get the silvertone console looked at.. + Informações

Notes: The song will be a bit poppy and scratchy sounding because it's an unedited .wav file straight from my 78.. + Informações

I'm Lost Without You - Al Dexter. + Informações

Columbia Records #37062; April, 1945.. + Informações

Okeh #6708. + Informações

Spade Cooley and His Boys. Al Dexter. Issued May 1948.. + Informações

Columbia Records #37200. + Informações

I'm amazed this still plays, it's from 68 years ago! Lyrics: Drinkin' beer in a cabaret And I was havin' fun! Until one night she caught me right, And now I'm on the run Lay that pistol down Babe, Lay that pistol down, Pistol Packin' Mama, Lay that pistol down. She kicked out my windshield,.... + Informações

1947 Releases. + Informações

I DO NOT OWN COPYRIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC AND HOPE THE OWNERS WILL ALLOW IT TO REMAIN ON YOU TUBE WORLD WIDE.. + Informações

Born Clarence Albert Poindexter in Jacksonville, Texas, Dexter owned a bar in the 1930s and helped popularize the style of country music known as honky tonk. He made his recording debut on November 28, 1936 for ARC Records. and he was probably the first artist to use the term "honky tonk" in a country song when he recorded "Honky Tonk Blues" at his first session. His tremendous hit "Pistol Packin' Mama" became the 1943 marching chorus of the New York Yankees. The 1943 movie of the same name, made by the Republic Pictures, gave Dexter close to $250000 in royalties. Another hit from the 1940s was "Guitar Polka", which entered Billboard's list as the "Most Played Juke Box Folk Record" for 16 weeks running in 1946. Still other hits include "So Long Pal", "Triflin' Gal", "I'm Losing My Mind Over You" and "Too Late to Worry." Dexter was the first country singer to perform on Broadway, and in 1971, was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. He died January 28, 1984 in Lewisville, Texas. On August 21, 2010, Dexter was inducted into the Texas Country Music Hall Of Fame, located in Carthage, TX. Other inductees that night along with Dexter were George Jones and Ray Winkler.. + Informações

Recorded and played the old fashioned way! Record Date 1947. 78rpm. + Informações

Al Dexter and His Ramblers Johnny Bond and His Cowboys. Issued Nov. 1948. + Informações

Okeh #6740. + Informações

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Country Music Association (CMA), Hall of Fame (HOF), Country Music (CM), Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) ? 1944 - The first year that Billboard began charting country music ? 1944 - Al Dexter charts the year's biggest song, So Long Pal (No. 1) ?1945 - Tex Ritter charts the year's biggest song, You Two-Timed Me (No. 1) ?1946 - Al Dexter charts the year's biggest song, Guitar Polka No. 1) ?1947 - Eddy Arnold charts the year's biggest song, I'll Hold You in My Arms ?1947 - Tex Williams recorded "Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (No. 1, 47) ?1948 - Eddy Arnold charts the 6th all-time biggest song, Bouquet of Roses ?1948 - Radio station KWKH airs the Louisiana Hayride for the first time ?1948 - Eddy Arnold charted five of the year's six new No. 1 songs ?1949 - Wakely & Whiting charts the year's biggest song, Slipping Around (No. 1) ?1949 - The first 45-rpm record was released by RCA ?1950 - Hank Snow charts country music's all-time biggest song, I'm Movin' On ?1951 - Pee Wee King charts the year's biggest song, Slow Pokel (No. 1) ?1952 - Hank Thompson charts the year's biggest song, Wild Side of Life (No. 1) ?1953 - Hank Williams charts the year's biggest song, Kaw-Liga (No. 1) ?1953 - Hank Williams (b. 9/17/1923) dies en-route to a show in Canton, Ohio ?1954 - Webb Pierce charts the 3rd all-time biggest song, In the Jailhouse Now ?1954 - Hank Snow charts the 5th biggest song in CM, I Don't Hurt Anymore ?1956 - Ray Price records CM's 4th all-time biggest chart song, Crazy .... + Informações

pobre dexter yo no0c a mi nomaz me dijieron ke lo grabara jajajajjaa. + Informações