WABASH BLUES by Truett and George 1927 Banjo and Guitar

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Channel: cdbpdx · 2011 · Music

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About the strangest version of Wabash Blues I've ever heard.  Recorded in 1927 by Truett and George playing a banjo and guitar.  

Their full names were Velma S. Truett and Harry George. They were banjo and guitar players and designers based in San Francisco. They developed their own unique instrument designs, tunings, and playing style. There can't be many of these records out there...

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