An Image of the Fiddlin 'John Carson OKeh Records Advert repurposed by Clevenger and Son

Fiddlin’ John Carson – Seven Times Champion of Dixie – “Clevenger & Son”, OKeh Records Ad.,1924

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This  Historic Fiddlin’ John Carson 1924 “Clevenger & Son”,OKeh Advertisement  celebrates  the iconic fiddler’s influence on American Old-Time music. The ad originally  produced by Okeh Records  promoted Carson’s latest records, featuring popular tunes such as “When You and I Were Young, Maggie.” and boasts that Clevenger and Sons carried all of those numbers at all times ! Key Tracks Promoted:
  • “When You and I Were Young, Maggie”
  • “Billy in the Low Ground”
  • “The Old Hen Cackled and the Rooster’s Going to Crow”

Available Formats:

This Historic Fiddlin’ John Carson 1924″ Clevenger & Son “OKeh Advertisement is available in the following formats:
  • A3 Poster
  • A3 Fine Art Print
  • Mounted Fine Art Print (11 x 14 inches)
  • A5 Lined Notepad
Each option is produced with the finest attention to detail, offering a timeless addition to any vintage music lover’s collection.

Why This Historic Historic Fiddlin’ John Carson 1924 “Clevenger & Son”,OKeh Ad matters 

This reproduction is more than just a vintage image; it represents a significant chapter in American music history. Featuring Carson and his fiddle, the advertisement captures the cultural impact of his music during the 1920s, a crucial era in the development of Old-Time music. It’s a must-have for collectors of vintage music memorabilia and fans of Old-Time music.

Carson’s Complex Legacy

While Fiddlin’ John Carson played a pivotal role in shaping recorded American music, his legacy remains complex. His associations with the Ku Klux Klan and controversial views add a historical dimension that collectors and historians may find significant. Despite these controversies, Carson’s music continues to be studied and appreciated for its musical value.

Explore Carson’s Music

Discover Fiddlin’ John Carson’s complete recorded works across seven volumes, available at Document Records.
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