The Mississippi Flood / The Engineer's Dream

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Release Date: 1927

Label: Cameo

With additional accompaniment of fiddle possibly by Murray Kellner. Credit role of guitar for Carson Robison is termed "probable" by Russell (2004).

Tenor Solo
Violin and Guitar Acc.

Both sides recorded 11 May 1927 in New York, NY.

Side A matrix no. 2452-B.
Side B matrix no. 2453-B.

This is the only release pairing these matrix numbers. Other matrices recorded the same day by Vernon Dalhart and coupling these identical titles appear on releases Romeo 389 and Variety (8) 5073.

Nearly identical titles in the same coupling by the same or similar personnel were recorded at four other separate sessions, some under different artist attributions:
A Brunswick session was recorded on 28 April 1927 in New York, NY, and released on Vocalion (2) 5141 and Brunswick 153, both as by Vernon Dalhart.
A Columbia session was recorded on 2 May 1927 in New York, NY, and released on Columbia 15146-D, as by Al Craver.
A Pathé session was recorded on 2 May 1927 in New York, NY, and released on Pathé Actuelle 32261 and Perfect (3) 12340, both as by Vernon Dalhart
A Plaza session was recorded on 6 May 1927 in New York, NY, and released on Paramount 3020, Herwin 75546, Apex (3) 8611, Domino (17) 21271, and Microphone (2) 22167, as by Vernon Dalhart.

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