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    • Sep 28, 1932
    The Carlisle Brothers--Bill and Cliff--hold their first recording session, for Vocalion Records, in New York. They cut just one side, "She Was A Pip," and don't return to the studio for another 10 months
    Oct 12, 1932
    The Carter Family records "The Winding Stream" in Camden, New Jersey. Rosanne Cash will sing part of the song during episode eight of the 2019 PBS series "Country Music: A Film By Ken Burns"
    Nov 4, 1932
    Jimmie Davis records several numbers at the Victor Recording Studio in Camden, New Jersey. Playing fiddle and singing harmony on her first session: Patsy Montana
    Mar 15, 1933
    Tex Ritter records his first two singles, "Rye Whiskey" and "Goodbye Old Paint," in New York City
    Apr 11, 1933
    Red Foley participates in a recording session for the first time, as a member of The Cumberland Ridge Runners. The group also includes the future "National Barn Dance" duo Karl & Harty
    May 17, 1933
    Jimmie Rodgers records "Cowhand's Last Ride" and "Blue Yodel No. 12 (Barefoot Blues)," the two sides on country music's first picture disc, at the Victor Studios in New York. Also recorded: "Dreaming With Tears In My Eyes" and "I'm Free (From The Chain Gang Now)"
    May 18, 1933
    Jimmie Rodgers records "Yodeling My Way Back Home" and "The Last Blue Yodel (The Women Make A Fool Out Of Me)" in New York's Victor Studios
    May 20, 1933
    Jimmie Rodgers records "Old Pal Of My Heart" and "The Yodeling Ranger" at the Victor Studios in New York during what amounts to his final week of recording. Suffering from tuberculosis, he sings from an easy chair, bolstered by pillows
    May 24, 1933
    A sickly Jimmie Rodgers holds his final recording session at the Victor Studios in New York, cutting "Mississippi Delta Blues," "Old Love Letters," "Somewhere Down Below The Mason Dixon Line" and "Years Ago"
    Jun 17, 1933
    The Carter Family records "I Never Will Marry" and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" at the Victor Studios in Camden, New Jersey. The latter song doesn't quite work and gets re-recorded at a later date



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