Tut Taylor 1910-??-??
KY Colonels, Utah Phillips, Tut Taylor Collection, Reel #43
Set 1
Tut Taylor Archive Reel #43
The Kentucky Colonels with Tut Taylor
Rosalie Sorrels with Tut Taylor
Bruce "Utah" Phillips with Tut Taylor
Unknown Locations
Circa Mid-1960's
The Kentucky Colonels with Tut Taylor:
Instrumental (?)
Lonesome Reuben
Rosalie Sorrels with Tut Taylor:
I'm a Methodist (Till I Die)
If I Could Be The Rain
You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone
Walking Down That Lonesome Street
Starlight on the Rails
Bruce "Utah" Phillips with Tut Taylor:
Hymn Book Spoof (What a Friend We Have in Jesus)
You're a Drug
(Unknown Song)
If I Could Be The Rain
The Kentucky Colonels with Tut Taylor
Rosalie Sorrels with Tut Taylor
Bruce "Utah" Phillips with Tut Taylor
Unknown Locations
Circa Mid-1960's
The Kentucky Colonels with Tut Taylor:
Instrumental (?)
Lonesome Reuben
Rosalie Sorrels with Tut Taylor:
I'm a Methodist (Till I Die)
If I Could Be The Rain
You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone
Walking Down That Lonesome Street
Starlight on the Rails
Bruce "Utah" Phillips with Tut Taylor:
Hymn Book Spoof (What a Friend We Have in Jesus)
You're a Drug
(Unknown Song)
If I Could Be The Rain
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
Tut Taylor Archive Reel #43 features several sets of circa mid-1960's recordings: 1) The Kentucky Colonels with
Tut on two songs; Clarence White really shines on the track #1 instrumental, and 2) Tut backing singers and
political activists Rosalie Sorrels and Bruce "Utah" Phillips ("The Golden Voice of the Great Southwest"); other
Rosalie Sorrels tunes can be found on Archive Reel #242.
The box front is labeled "KY. Cols., R. Sorrells, B. Phillips." The box back is labeled "(Tut) copy
of master at S...?, Norm, Tut, ...?" The reel is labeled "Reuben's Dobro, B. Phillips."
Side B is blank.
Tut on two songs; Clarence White really shines on the track #1 instrumental, and 2) Tut backing singers and
political activists Rosalie Sorrels and Bruce "Utah" Phillips ("The Golden Voice of the Great Southwest"); other
Rosalie Sorrels tunes can be found on Archive Reel #242.
The box front is labeled "KY. Cols., R. Sorrells, B. Phillips." The box back is labeled "(Tut) copy
of master at S...?, Norm, Tut, ...?" The reel is labeled "Reuben's Dobro, B. Phillips."
Side B is blank.
Sources
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Created At
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Updated At
Sun Apr 19 2009 00:50:11 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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