Jimmie Rodgers - Treasures Untold / Mother Was A Lady (If Brother Jack Were Here) FLAC

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Label version with title B as "Mother Was A Lady (If Brother Jack Were Here)."

Side A recorded 14 February 1928 in Camden, NJ.
Side B recorded 30 November 1927 in Camden, NJ.

Side A matrix no. 41737-2.
Side B matrix no. 40752-1.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A label): 41737
• Matrix / Runout (Side B label): 40752

Companies

• Record Company – Victor Talking Machine Co.

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Текст песни: Two drummers sat at dinner in a grand hotel one day While dining they were chatting in a jolly sort of way And when a pretty waitress brought them a tray of food They spoke to her familiarly in a manner rather. Written by Edward B. Marks - Joseph Stern Issued on Victor 21433 B Recorded 30 November 1927 - Victor Studio 1,Trinity Baptist Church. My mother was a lady like yours, you will allow And you may have a sister, who needs protection now I've come to this great city to find a brother dear And you wouldn't dare insult me, sir, if Jack were only here. More on Genius. Mother Was A Lady If Brother Jack Were Here Track Info. Written By Edward B. Marks & Jimmie Rodgers. Release Date November 30, 1927. Jimmie Rodgers. Mother Was A Lady If Brother Jack Were Here Lyrics. Jimmie Rodgers released it on the single Treasures Untold in 1928. It was covered by Dean Mitchell, Roy Acuff and The Smoky Mountain Boys, Jim Eanes - Red Smiley and The Blue Grass Cutups, Terry Hall and other artists. The title If Brother Jack Were Here was used on initial releases and given as a subtitle on some others. Rodgers is cited as composer on these first pressings. From then on, the song was released as Mother Was a Lady. Request a synchronization license. Added by anto47. Note: MY MOTHER WAS A LADY was originally titled IF BROTHER JACK WERE HERE. First pressings of Victor 21433 show the incorrect title, subsequent pressings were corrected to read MY MOTHER WAS A LADY with IF BROTHER JACK WERE HERE in parenthesis. Top hits of the year. John Henry Steel-Drivin' Man. Gid Tanner and His Skillet Lickers. Lindbergh The Eagle of the . Mother Was a Lady. This song is by Jimmie Rodgers and appears on the compilation album Recordings 1927-1933 2002. Two drummers sat at dinner in a grand hotel one dayWhile dining they were chatting in a jolly sort of wayAnd when a pretty waitress brought them a tray of foodThey spoke to her familiarly in a manner rather rude. Watch the video for Mother Was a Lady from Jimmie Rodgers's Recordings 1927-1933 for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and. From The Album. They were held in 1927 in Bristol, Tennessee by Victor Talking MWatch the video for Mother Was a Lady from Jimmie Rodgers's Recordings 1927-1933 for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Play album. Recordings 1927-1933. They were held in 1927 in Bristol, Tennessee by Victor Talking M read more. There is more than one artist by the name 'Jimmie Rodgers'. 1 Jimmie Rodgers James Charles Rodgers, September 8, 1897 May 26, 1933 was an American country singer in the early read more. Mother Was A Lady If Brother Jack Were Here as Marks Jimmie Rodgers - The Legendary Jimmie Rodgers 110 Collections 8xLP, Comp, Mono Box. RA-5459-66. They help us to know which pages are the most and least popular and see how visitors move around the site. All information these cookies collect is aggregated and therefore anonymous. If you do not allow these cookies we will not know when you have visited our site, and will not be able to monitor its performance. Required Cookies. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. My Mother Was a Lady by Johnny Cash 2006. Terms and Conditions. My Mother Was a Lady. Two drummers they were seated. In a grand hotel one day. While dining they were chatting. In a sort of joking way. There came a pretty waitress. To bring a tray of food. To find my brother dear. You would not dare insult me, sir. If brother Jack were here. The two sat there in silence. Their heads hung low in shame