Darby and Tarlton

about

Darby and Tarlton two began to play together and were signed to Columbia Records in 1927. Their second record — with "Birmingham Jail" on one side and "Columbus Stockade Blues" on the other — was a hit, selling nearly 200,000 copies. Their recording career petered out in 1930, and they both gave up the music business in 1935. They were rediscovered during the folk revival and played a handful of reunion concerts together. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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albums

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Complete Recordings, Volume 3

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The Smithsonian Collection Of Classic Country Music

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Country Slide

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Tom Darby & Jimmie Tarlton: Atlanta 1927-1929 - Disc B

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Tom Darby & Jimmie Tarlton: Atlanta 1927-1929 - Disc A

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Rough Guide to Hillbilly Blues

The Rough Guide to Hillbilly Blues

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American Roots- A History Of American Folk Music: (Disc 1)

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1927-1929

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Roll and Tumble Blues - CD2

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Complete Recordings

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1927-1929 (Warped 2730F)

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