WERLY FAIRBURN 78 THAT SWEET LOVE OF MINE / I GIESS I'M CRAZY US COLUMBA 21432 E

Description: WERLY FAIRBURN 78 THAT SWEET LOVE OF MINE / I GIESS I'M CRAZY US COLUMBA 21432 EThis product data sheet is originally written in English.AN EXCELLENT COPY OF THIS GREAT 78 FROM WERLY FAIRBURN ON US COLUMBIATHAT SWEET LOVE OF MINEb/w I GUESS I'M CRAZYWerly Fairburn (November 27, 1924 – January 18, 1985) was an American rockabilly musician.Fairburn was born near Folsom, Louisiana. In his youth, he listened to the Grand Ole Opry and old-time music ("hillbilly music") on the radio. He learned to play guitar from an old, local blues musician. When World War II began, he took a job at a New Orleans shipyard before enlisting in the U.S. Navy in Hawaii. When he returned to New Orleans, he considered a singing career, but to make a living he learned how to cut hair. In 1948 he became known as the "Singing Barber" when he broadcast on WJBW from his barber shop. Werly remained with the Hayride through the end of 1957. His first album appeared on Trumpet Records in the 1950s. Over the years he recorded for Columbia, Capitol, and Savoy. Fairburn also owned a label called Milestone Records in the 1950s and 1960s. Fairburn's music blended country, blues, and New Orleans rhythm and blues (R&B). He was popular in New Orleans and in Dallas, where he performed on the Big D Jamboree. His song "I Guess I'm Crazy" was covered by Jim Reeves. His 1956 single "Everybody's Rockin'" is considered a rockabilly classic. Fairburn moved to California in the 1960s and performed until his death in 1985. US COLUMBIA 21432 10" 78rpm shellac CONDITION - E NICE! HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO PICK UP AN EXCELLENT COPY OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY 78 DON'T MISS OUT - BUY NOW! POSTAGE STUFF 10" 78 RPM RECORDS NEED CAREFULLY PACKING, AND I CLAIM TO HAVE THE BEST PACKAGING IN THE WORLD FOR DISPATCHING THEM! THE GREG'S GREAT'S SYSTEM CONSISTS OF A SPECIALLY DESIGNED INNER BOX MADE OUT OF 1" THICK POLYSTYRENE, WHICH THEN GOES INSIDE A DOUBLE CORREGATED STIFF OUTER CARDBOARD CARTON. THE BOXES CAN TAKE UP TO 21 RECORDS Fairburn was born near Folsom, Louisiana. In his youth, he listened to the Grand Ole Opry and old-time music ("hillbilly music") on the radio. He learned to play guitar from an old, local blues musician. When World War II began, he took a job at a New Orleans shipyard before enlisting in the U.S. Navy in Hawaii. When he returned to New Orleans, he considered a singing career, but to make a living he learned how to cut hair. In 1948 he became known as the "Singing Barber" when he broadcast on WJBW from his barber shop. Werly remained with the Hayride through the end of 1957. His first album appeared on Trumpet Records in the 1950s. Over the years he recorded for Columbia, Capitol, and Savoy. Fairburn also owned a label called Milestone Records in the 1950s and 1960s. Fairburn's music blend Record Label Columbia Style 1950s Style Bluegrass Format Record Artist WERLY FAIRBURN Artist as listed Type Single Colour Blue Material Shellac Record Size 10" Country/Region of Manufacture United Kingdom Sub-Genre COUNTRY HILL BILLY Genre Country Genre Rock Record Grading Excellent (EX) Release Title I GUESS I'M CRAZY Speed 78 RPM

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