CONDITION G, playable but worn, rough edge does not break into grooves -- here we have a historic disc that was recorded on September 28, 1926, in New York City, it is the very first session by the West Virginia coal miner turned musician, FRANK HUTCHISON. Hutchison is recognized as the first white rural musician to record the blues absorbing his style from Black railroad workers and musicians in the Appalachian coal camps, joining regional mountain traditions with African American blues"WORRIED BLUES" features Hutchison's slide guitar technique where he played with the guitar flat across his lap, using a pocketknife or a smooth slide to create a distinct, haunting, and crying blues sound and "THE TRAIN THAT CARRIED THE GIRL FROM TOWN"A fast-moving, train-mimicking composition that blends traditional mountain themes with 12-bar blues on OKEH 45064 a 10" 78 rpm record -- please see photos for overall condition

• Features: Vintage 10-inch shellac, clean label, original pressing, includes new poly-lined sleeve.

• Packaging: Ships in 1 business day via USPS Media Mail in a new 12x12x4 box with cardboard stiffeners and paper fill. Combined shipping available for multiple records.

• Returns: 30-day, free returns.

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