“Forgotten music on 78 records" by Curt HahnShort Show of Sunday Night ThoughtsPodcast link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/techstoryteller/2015/04/20/short-show-of-sunday-night-thoughtsFor information on the background of the songs, Requests or contacting Curt Hahn, write to www.Facebook.com/s3productions1 or Forgotten Music on 78 records or [email protected] credit is due to the Artists, Companies, locations and everyone else.Shellac 10” 78 RPMCapitol records Karl and HartyWritten by Karl Davis and Harty TaylorAlbum 415 (1778) Vocal Duet with Guitar and Mandolin  That Pretty Little FaceThe BibleAlbum 415 (1777) Vocal Duet with Guitar and Mandolin  Karl Victor Davis and Connecticut 'Harty' Taylor were both born in Mount Vernon, Kentucky in 1905. In 1929, Doc Hopkins enlisted Davis and Taylor for the Krazy Kats, a string band that featured folk songs and pop tunes in their repertoire. Following a year with WHAS in Louisville, Davis and Taylor moved to WLS in Chicago where they became part of the Cumberland Ridge Runners on the 'National Barn Dance' radio show. Davis and Taylor were originally known as the Renfro Valley Boys and they recorded under that name for Paramount in 1932. It was because of their radio work that they became known as Karl & Harty. In 1934 the team began recording for the American Record Corporation labels. I'm just here To Get My Baby out Of Jail was their first hit. Later hits were The Prisoner's Dream and Davis's song Kentucky which was covered by The Everly Brothers and The Osborne Brothers and othershttp://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/showthread.php?51711-Karl-and-Hart

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