My father had this record (complete with "Old Uncle Ned", which means the original 1946 release), as well as two other 10-inch 33-1/3 rpm Burl Ives records. LP records are usually said to have been first introduced in 1948 by Columbia, so I am surprised to see that this record came out in 1946. Also interesting that "Old Uncle Ned" (about a slave) was acceptable in 1946, but not in 1949.
thank you I have my grandfathers volume 3 but I always wanted to hear volume 1,2 and 4 burl Ives was his favorite
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My father had this record (complete with "Old Uncle Ned", which means the original 1946 release), as well as two other 10-inch 33-1/3 rpm Burl Ives records. LP records are usually said to have been first introduced in 1948 by Columbia, so I am surprised to see that this record came out in 1946. Also interesting that "Old Uncle Ned" (about a slave) was acceptable in 1946, but not in 1949.
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