Dick McIntire 3 songs from 1st session 1934

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Dick McIntire 3 songs from 1st session 1934

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Some Dick McIntire that I transferred from 78s to digital. These are from his first session? in 1934. Although these 78s were pretty rough and took way to much time to clean up, they sound ok. Thought some might want to hear them.....from my YouTube Channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARCzpreUR_M
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These are great! Thank you!
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Thank you Chris ! They really sound ok, good job!
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Thanks for all you do, Chris. Dick practically invented that relaxed legato yet swinging electric steel sound.
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Really liked this, see you are evidently a fan of early country too. Wynn Stewart is defenately in my top 5 favs
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Post by Levi Gemmell »

Sublime. Recorded 14th September, 1934. The frypan had barely been available for two years at the time this was recorded. As Andy points out, Dick's playing is a turning point - a fully-formed departure from the acoustic style that immediately preceded it.
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Post by Guy Cundell »

Excellent transfers. Thank you, Chris.

The date of 1934 for Muliwai Hula may be incorrect as Rockwell's discography has it listed as 1938.


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Post by Chris Clem »

Good eye Guy.

I did use Internet Archive for that information. It list Muliwai Hula as being from the 1934 session. But that looks like it was wrong.

I do have the Rockwell discography. I just wish it were laid out to be a little more user friendly. I find it hard to read...but a lot of worthy session information.
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Just did 4 more songs, these are from 1935.

https://youtu.be/SAcwdFy-Bv4
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Post by David Weisenthal »

Wonderful toe tappers Chris, his playing was so fluid. I love the vocal harmony also.
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Post by Chris Clem »

I added a third video with 8 more songs, all from the late 1930s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yk0Ntx5I99s
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Post by Nathan Laudenbach »

The song at the 5:40 mark of the first video has the most absolutely filthy steel guitar playing in my opinion. Insanely good. I’d love to hear from some people here what their thoughts are on this tune. F#m9 tuning?