Cal Stewart Male Trio - Jim Lawsons Hogs The Mocking Bird Medley

Artist: Cal Stewart Male Trio
Album: Jim Lawsons Hogs The Mocking Bird Medley

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1919

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Review by Björn Hermans

The album "Jim Lawsons Hogs The Mocking Bird Medley" by Cal Stewart Male Trio is a delightful collection of old-timey tunes that will transport listeners to a bygone era. The trio's harmonies are spot-on, and their instrumentation is expertly played. The album's title track, "Jim Lawsons Hogs The Mocking Bird Medley," is a standout, with its catchy melody and clever lyrics. Other highlights include "The Arkansas Traveler" and "Turkey in the Straw." this album is a must-listen for fans of traditional American music.

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Track	Duration	Preview
Jim Lawson's Hogs
The Mocking Bird Medley

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A392

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Columbia

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Shellac
10"
78 RPM
Repress

Companies

Role	Company
Record Company	Columbia Graphophone Company

Notes

A: Laughing Story, take 5 recorded ca. 1903-1908 New York, New York
B: Vocal Trio, Male Voices, take 3 recorded ca. 1902-1904 New York, New York
Originally released in 1908.
Repress with label printing date codes IX (= September 1919) and GX (= July 1919)

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Matrix / Runout (A label): 1512
Matrix / Runout (B label): 653
Matrix / Runout (A runout): 1512-5
Matrix / Runout (B runout): 653-3 653
Matrix / Runout (Stamped under A-side label): DF 122
Matrix / Runout (Stamped under B-side label): 83
Price Code (Price in U.S.): 85c
Price Code (Price in Canada): 90c
Other (A-side label date printing code): IX
Other (B-side label date printing code): GX

About Cal Stewart Male Trio

American comedian (born ca. 1856 in Charlotte County, Virginia died December 7, 1919 in Chicago, IL). Performing comedy routines on the vaudeville circuit, Cal Stewart created the popular character of "Uncle Josh" Weathersby, a Yankee farmer from a New England farming town he called "Pumpkin Center" or "Punkin Center." Starting around 1897, Stewart recorded his Uncle Josh routines, first on Edison cylinders, then on records. His comedy records appeared on all the major labels, (, , and ), and on many smaller ones. On some of them, Uncle Josh appears with his wife, Aunt Nancy (after 1907, she is played by ; before, she may have been his real first wife, Florence). In 1914, Stewart married his second wife, vaudeville violinist Rossini Waugh, known as "Gypsy Rossini" (1895-1943), and lived with her in Tipton, Indiana. He died of either of pneumonia or of a brain tumor in Chicago.