Narmour & Smith - Complete Recorded Works 1928-1934 Vol. 2 (1930-1934) (CD)

Narmour & Smith - Complete Recorded Works 1928-1934 Vol. 2 (1930-1934) (CD)

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Narmour & Smith - Complete Recorded Works 1928-1934 Vol. 2 (1930-1934) (CD)Polk Brockman of Okeh records discovered Narmour and Smith at the Winona fiddle contest organized by Doc Bailey in 1927 Narmour and Smith was a popular old time string band active during the 1920s and 1930s. The fiddler of the group, William Thomas Narmour, was born in Ackerman, Mississippi, on 22 March 1889. His family moved to Carroll County when he was seven, and he lived there for the rest of his life. Narmour originally learned how to play on a

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Disappointed in this. I have the large size and expected a smaller version of the rubber ball. Instead this came with a ball covered in fabric. The dogs I bought it for won't play with the ball. Maybe it is my fault for not reading more closely but why would Chuck-It even sell something so cheap and poorly made. Dogs can easily rip the fabric off the rubber (which is in two pieces). Very strangely made. Now I have buy a ball to use it.

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