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Cliff Carlisle & Wilbur Ball - Lonely Valley ~1931

Cliff Carlisle was born in 1903 in Taylorsville, Kentucky. He grew up enjoying music and started performing with his cousin Lillian Truax at 16. After her marriage ended the group, he started playing with Wilber Ball who was handy with both voice and strings and the duo toured playing vaudeville and circus acts during the 1920's. They would end up on radio, playing on Louisville's WHAS-AM in 1930 which boosted their recognition and popularity immensely, ending up with a recording agreement for Gennett and Champion Records later that same year. The following year, the pair was offered a contract with the American Record Corporation as well as radio slots on WBT-AM in Charlotte, North Carolina, WLS-AM in Chicago, Illinois, and WLW-AM in Cincinnati, Ohio. Wilber would end up leaving in 1933 which saw Cliff's younger brother, Bill Carlisle, an accomplished guitarist, step in to fill the vacancy. Cliff would also tour with his son "Sonny Boy Tommy" which raised a bit of fuss with local authorities over possible child labor law violations. He would continue to perform on radio into the 1940's and even start up another recording band called the "The Buckeye Boys", but would retire from music altogether by the 1950's. In the 1960's, thanks to a cover of his song "Tom Cat Blues" by "The Rooftop Singers", Carlisle and Ball did a few reunion shows and even recorded for Rem Records. Today's song was recorded by Cliff Carlisle heard playing the steel guitar and yodeling, with an uncredited Wilbur Ball on guitar. It was recorded in New York City on October 26, 1931.

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