The Delmore Brothers were formed in the late 1920s by Alton and Rabon Delmo… Read Full Bio ↴The Delmore Brothers were formed in the late 1920s by Alton and Rabon Delmore.
The duo had a successful musical career throughout the '30s and '40s and into the '50s. The Delmore Brothers toured and recorded until Rabon's death in 1952. After his brother's death Alton recorded some solo material, but achieved little commercial success. Alton died in 1964.
The duo had a successful musical career throughout the '30s and '40s and into the '50s. The Delmore Brothers toured and recorded until Rabon's death in 1952. After his brother's death Alton recorded some solo material, but achieved little commercial success. Alton died in 1964.
Brown's Ferry Blues
The Delmore Brothers Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Brown's Ferry Blues' by these artists:
Doc & Merle Watson Hard luck poppa counting his toes You can smell his feet…
Doc Watson Hard luck poppa counting his toes You can smell his feet…
Doc Watson featuring Merle Watson Hard luck poppa counting his toes You can smell his feet…
Doc Watson; Merle Watson Hard luck poppa counting his toes You can smell his feet…
Glen Campbell Hard luck poppa, a-countin' his toes You can smell his feet…
Glen Campbell & The Green River Boys Hard luck poppa, a-countin' his toes You can smell his feet…
Glen Campbell and The Green River Boys Hard luck poppa, a-countin' his toes You can smell his feet…
The Green River Boys Feat. Glen Campbell Hard luck poppa, a-countin' his toes You can smell his feet…
Vassar Clements Hard luck poppa, a-countin' his toes You can smell his feet…
We have lyrics for these tracks by The Delmore Brothers:
Blues Stay Away From Me Blues, stay away from me Blues, why don't you let me…
Blues, Stay Away From Me Blues Stay away from me Blues Why don't you let me be Don't …
Careless Love Love, oh love, oh careless love You've fly through my head…
Don't Let My Ramblin Bother Your Mind Woke up this morning feeling blue Woke up this morning feeli…
Don't Let My Ramblin' Bother Your Mind Woke up this morning feeling blue Woke up this morning feeli…
Field Hand Man Always working just a field hand man Nothing but a plow…
I'm Gonna Change My Way I'm going to change my mind I can do it when…
Singing My Troubles Away I′m singing a song, singing my troubles away Away to the…
You Can't Do Wrong And Get By Oh you can't do wrong and get by No matter how…
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@jimhoffman1631
Kudos to Billy Strings for keeping this old classic alive.
@josnow9191
My dad and his brother played music and prided themselves on replicating the Delmore Brothers. They played at alot of gatherings and get-togethers and on local radio in TN. They moved to Chicago and played in honky tonks.
@t4texastom587
Alton & Rabin Delmore....two of the hottest guitar pickers in the land, during the
20s, 30s, 4Os, and 50s.
🎶🎻🎸🎶
@jerryjohnson8485
just a great country blues tune
@victoriasfriedchicken7049
33yo and loving this. the roots of modern country and rock
@whiskeycitydiggers
You're pushing 40 now. Welcome to old.
@ragtimeD
I always thought Doc Watson got the guitar style he plays on this tune out out the thin air. Mr. Delmore [Alton?] picked the splinters out of it way back then!
@t4texastomjohnnycat978
They were so great. Love their songs & their pickin.
@bellgardens53
Are they great or are they great? Rabon played the four string tenor guitar and in most cases sang the harmony. Alton played the standard six string Spanish guitar and sang lead. But sometimes they would switch parts to get a better blend. GREAT music never die. Thanks posting it. ;O)
@9lontoonieful1
Excellent!