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Lulu Belle and Scotty - There's No Hiding Place Down There [1940].

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Channel: mrblindfreddy9999 · 2011 · Music

[ Meade - 1907 ]
First Recorded 1927 by The Famous Jubilee Singers  
  Also                 1934 by The Carter Family
   The Probable Source is the Carter's African-American Contacts Leslie Riddle and Pauline Gray...Sara thought it came from an old Hymn Book possibly "I'll Be Home Some Day". 

Issued on Conqueror 9695 B.
Also Recorded 1961

Recorded 24 September 1940 Chicago, IL -- 
Lulu Belle [vcl leader/vcl duet], 
Scotty [banjo/vcl duet], 
Salty Homes [gt], Jack Taylor [bass], Alan Crockett [fiddle].
 
 MYRTLE ELEANOR COOPER 
From Boone NC    [1913 - 1999]

SCOTT GREENE WISEMAN 
From Ingalls NC   [1909 - 1981]

.Married in 1934...Very Popular and Famous Duo From 1934 to 1958.
Made A Comeback  and Recorded LP's.
1962 [2 Albums]
1964...1965...1974 [[2 Albums].
1986 [Lula Belle Solo]

"Scotty" Wrote The Famous Country Classic "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You" 
1st. Performed 1944 by Lulu Belle and Scotty in the Movie "Sing, Neighbor, Sing'.
1st. Recorded 1945 by Gene Autry.

Lulu Belle and Scotty - There's No Hiding Place Down There [1940].

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