not the Murphy Bros.
The Southern Waltz #8
“Boat Song March,” by The Murphy Bros. Harp Band
Dec. 4, 1930, Atlanta, GA.
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The Southern Waltz (#8)
October 16, 2011Old Time Party
An archive of mostly southern American vernacular music
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