| Titre : | Got the railroad blues (but I haven't got the railroad fare) |
| Compositeur(s) et-ou auteur(s) : | Austin, Gene ; Mills, Irving |
| Interprète(s) : | Austin, Gene ; Reneau, George ; Bates, Charles |
| Fichier audio : | Cliquez pour écouter |
| Photo(s) : | |
| Support d'enregistrement : | Cylindre |
| Format : | Blue Amberol (enregistrement acoustique) |
| Lieu d'enregistrement : | Paris, France |
| Marque de fabrique, label : | Edison |
| Numéro de catalogue : | 5058 |
| Date de l'enregistrement : | 1926 |
| Instruments : | Piano, harmonica acc. |
| État : | Exc++ |
| Vitesse (tours/minute) : | 160 |
| Matériel employé au transfert : | Archéophone, pointe 78t sur Ortofon, Elberg MD12 : courbe flat, passe-bas 5kHz, Cedar X declick, decrackle |
| Date du transfert : | 13-12-2013 |
| Commentaires : | À propos de cet enregistrement, voici le texte lu sur http://www.machine-whisperer.com/music/railroad.html : This record is unusual for Edison and also unusual for Gene Austin, since neither are known for their blues records. Gene Austin's name became synonymous with gentle ballads (such as "Ramona" and "My Blue Heaven") only a couple of years later. But, before "hitting it big" as a crooner, Gene Austin experimented with different styles - for Edison, he recorded Country songs as half of the "Blue Ridge Du |
