This was an "all purpose" country group that was popular for over a decade on WJJD radio in Chicago in the 1940s. They didn't make many records, but they did make an extensive library of radio transcriptions for the Capitol label --this 27 track album is taken almost exclusively from these and shows the variety that made them a popular regional act. Basically, the group had a typical country/western sound for the time, with several vocalists including a duo called "Sally & The Coon Hunter". There were some old time touches that included versions of TRAIL TO MEXICO and DON'T GO OUT TONIGHT DARLING, but probably most interesting are the nine instrumentals by Casey Jones (some fiddle, some harmonica).
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