![Allerton & Alton - Black White & Bluegrass [Import]](https://media.aent-m.com/graphics/items/sdimages/a/500/3/8/5/2/1772583.jpg "Black White & Bluegrass [Import]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Keep On The Sunny Side (Theme Song)
2. Orange Blossom Special
3. Kentucky
4. I'll Get Along Somehow
5. Twelfth Street Rag
6. Keep On The Sunny Side (Theme Song) [Alternative Version 1]
7. Memory Lane
8. Don't This Road Look Rough And Rocky
9. Drifting Too Far From The Shore
10. Keep On The Sunny Side (Theme Song) [Alternative Version 2]
11. Three Ways Of Knowing
12. I'll Sign My Heart Away
13. Every Day Is Mother's Day To Me
14. Standing Somewhere In The Shadows (Radio Show)
15. Somehow Tonight (Off-The-Air)
16. Branded Wherever I Go (Ww2a 1947)
17. Raining On The Mountain (Ww2a 1947)
18. Kentucky (Studio Practice)
19. That Pretty Little Face (Take 1 / Studio Practice, Slow)
20. That Pretty Little Face (Take 2 / Studio Practice, Fast)
21. What Would The Profit Be (Studio Practice)
22. Let Me Be Your Salty Dog (Studio Practice)
23. Branded Wherever I Go
24. Can't Feel At Home In This World Anymore (Alternative Version 1948)
25. Cabin In Caroline (Ww2a 1948)
26. Rambler's Call (Ww2a 1948)
27. Keep On The Sunny Side (Short Version)
More Info:
Sometimes people who make music history have no idea they're doing so at the time. Bear Family Records has uncovered just such a case and will proudly be releasing this rare and previously undocumented piece of country music. They are perhaps the first interracial country music duo. Their performances dating from the late 1940s/early 1950s were broadcast over radio station WLAM in Lewiston, Maine and heard throughout the Northeast and parts of southern Ontario, Canada. This release comes lavishly illustrated with vintage photos, full historical notes and as many digitally restored recordings as we can fit on a CD. 27 tracks including: Keep On The Sunny Side, Twelfth Street Rag, Memory Lane, Three Ways Of Knowing.
