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Curious about the first half century of recorded country music? YOU BETTER BE! WOO!

Welcome to my blog on bluegrass, old-time, and early records! I am an amateur record collector focused on 1920s-1950s hillbilly music. My purpose is to share information about the first few decades of recorded commercial country music – both the serious and ridiculous. From historic firsts, to goat testicle 🐐🍆 surgery radio sales, to feuds between bluegrass bands, to ludicrous road life stories, to the importance behind songs and records, I hope people can have fun, regardless of your level of knowledge in country music.

This site is intended to be informative and adhere to the highest standards of accuracy. I will cite sources, introduce obscurer sources, and acknowledge when something is unreliable, hearsay, or personal speculation. I hope this can be a good educational hub. At the same time, we're gonna put the fun in funhinged, y'all.

Why does my blog look like this? So you don’t take me too seriously. ^.^

Please be aware that my site, in documenting historic materials, records outdated language. Materials with offensive terminologies are presented with respect but no censorship, as I find it important to accurately record past eras, both the good and the ugly.

Site Topics of Doom ・゚✧

  • Bluegrass music, musicians, and history - particularly first generation bluegrass, 1940s-1960s
  • Growth of the early country music radio and recording industry
  • Classic years of the Grand Ole Opry
  • Shellac record collecting (and a little vinyl, too)
  • Old-time music and history of American folk tunes (♡ murder ballads)
  • Historic context of country music development - Great Depression, World War II, Folk Revival, Vietnam War protests, etc.
  • Learning to play banjo, fiddle, guitar, and whatever else gets picked up
  • Maybe creative writing? We'll see how brave I get

Collectibles ・゚✧

There's no cooler way to interact with history than to stare it face-to-face. Explore history with me as we examine one rootin' tootin' pamphlet or noise disc at a time!

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