Narmour & Smith – Complete Recorded Works 1928-1934 Vol. 1 (1928-1930)
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Discover : Narmour & Smith – Complete Recorded Works 1928-1934 Vol. 1 (1928-1930) – William Thomas Narmour on fiddle  Shellie Walton Smith on guitar. Available as CD & illustrated notes with bonus instant download. MP3 album & illustrated notes.Flac album coming soon
Narmour & Smith -Narmour and Smith Complete Recordings Vol.1
1928-1934 Vol. 1 (1928-1930) from William Thomas Narmour on fiddle  Shellie Walton Smith on guitar
Discovered by Polk Brockman of Okeh Records at the Winona fiddle contest in 1927, Narmour and Smith became widely popular with their recording Carroll County Blues, which topped charts in 1929. Someone I Love followed with nearly equal acclaim. Despite the challenges of the Great Depression, their music endured, making them, along with the Ray Brothers, among the last Mississippi fiddle bands to record during this era.
Narmour & Smith
– Complete Recorded Works 1928-1934 Vol. 1 (1928-1930) includes an informative booklet with notes by Harry Bolick and a detailed discography, shedding light on Narmour & Smith’s legacy.
 Features tracks like
Carroll County Blues Someone I Love Charleston No.2
Genres: Old Timey, String Band, Mississippi Country Fiddle SKU: DOCD-8065 (c)2013 Document Records

22. Hog Killing Day - Part 1 - Gid Tanner, Clayton McMichen, Riley Puckett, Lowe Stokes & Fate Norris
23. The McKenzie Case - Belton Reese
4. The Monkey & The Baboon - Daddy Stovepipe (Johnny Watson)
6. Be My Salty Dog - Bo Carter
12. The Soul Of A Man - Blind Willie Johnson with Willie B. Richardson
9. Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down - Blind Joe Taggart
8. Spider And The Fly - Barbecue Bob
19. Find Out What They Like (And How They Like It) - Edith Wilson
6. Shine On Me - Wiseman Sextette
6. Baby, Will You Please Come Home - Lonnie Johnson
36. Railroad Man - Hattie Goff
9. Finger Ring - Mary C. Mann
15. Dirt Road Blues - Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup
4. Who's Been Giving You Corn? - William T Narmour and Shellie W. Smith