Riley Puckett - Sally Goodwin / Ida Red

Labels with titles in serif typeface.

Credit role of fiddle for Bill Shores (2) is termed "probable" by Russell (2004).

Both sides recorded 22 April 1926 in Atlanta, GA.

Side A matrix no. 142086-2.
Side B matrix no. 142087-1,2.

This coupling also released on Vocalion (2) 02940 (a dub from Columbia 15095-D, and not taken from the masters themselves).

Old-time country fiddle style both sides.
Sally Goodwin is a slight variation [version 2] of "Sally Goodin" by McMichen and Puckett, see; http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/sally-goodin--version-2-mcmichen-and-puckett.aspx
Riley Puckett's was one of the earliest recordings of Ida Red. Riley Puckett's (north Georgia) version of the tune, released in 1926, became the second best-selling country music record for the year. http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/ida-red--version-17-brown-collection.aspx
Ida Red is an American traditional song of unknown origins. The earliest recording (1924) is release