9 thoughts on “ Easy Goin Mama - Walter Davis - RCA Victor Race Series Vol. 3 (Vinyl) ”

1. 7" Single on 45cat: Walter Davis - RCA Victor Race Series Vol. 3 - RCA Victor - UK: 45worlds 45spaces 45cat. Easy Goin' Mama: Davis: Rate: Comments and Reviews Add a Comment or Review about this item. Vinyl Albums: 78 RPM: CD Albums: CD.

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2. Walter Davis Victor Race Series Vol. 3 - If You Ever Get Lonesome () - I Did Everything I Could () - I Hear My Baby Crying () - Easy Goin' Mama () RCA RCX (9/) Julius Daniels Victor Race Series Vol. 4 - Ninety Nine Year Blues ().

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3. RCA Victor Walter Davis - So Long Baby (E2-VB) @ youtube - What May Your Trouble Be (E2-VB) @ youtube rec. July 27, in St. Louis, MO; Walter Davis, voc, p; John Moore, ts; Henry Townsend, g RCA Victor LP / CD compilations: 1: Walter Davis - I Did Everything I Could - Easy Goin' Mama - If You.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The RCA Victor Years on Discogs. Label: RCA - RB,Bluebird (3) - RB • Format: 16x, Vinyl LP Box Set Compilation • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Big Band, Swing/5(4).

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5. 11 - The Taking Of Pelham 1 2 3 - David Shire 12 - Saturday Night Philosopher (The Chase) - John Barry 13 - Fish On The Hook, Unused Cue 2 (Dangerman) - Edwin Astley.

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6. Explore releases from Vinny Gormann at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Vinny Gormann at the Discogs Marketplace.

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7. In , RCA began to issue a series of LP's on the Camden label (named for Camden, (New Jersey) the home to the Victor Talking Machine Company, later RCA Records). This was not RCA's first attempt to adapt its large classical catalog to non formats.

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8. Silver and Shine/The Minstrel (RCA Victor) PB High On You/It Ain’t Easy Goin’ Home (RCA Victor) PB The Ballad of T.J.’s/Slightly Out Of Tune (RCA Victor) PB Dollars/All Night Country Party (RCA Victor) PB If You Need Me Lord/Better Think It Over (RCA Victor) PB

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9. Jim Dickinson made his first recordings in Memphis, Tn, at the Comet Studios, owned by Les Bihari (some sources also mention Satellite Records) with Memphis-based group the Regents, but these tracks are presumably unreleased (for instance "Education Blues" featuring Ronnie Stoots on vocals, circa ).

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