Where Could I Go! ~ Harmoneers Quartet (1946)

Here's a group you don't hear a whole lot about anymore, Harmoneers Quartet. This was released on #RCAVictor #78rpm 20-1816 in 1946. It was the “B” side to “Crown Him King” and it was written by James B. Coats. I'll admit to not being overly familiar with them myself, but instead of me going into a lengthy bio in this description, I think this site does a remarkable job in filling in the holes:
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I appreciate the music publishers for allowing these little heard gems to stay on my channel. I'm not trying to make money here or step on anybody's toes with copyright infringement. If there's ever a problem with anything I upload, I will be more than happy to take it down. I'm a collector who has amassed close to 50,000 songs on my computer, and I like to share things that are not heard too often. I imagine the majority of what I post isn't even on CD or any other digital format. I have taken time to digitally restore these from the original records; you might hear a stray click or pop here and there, but for the most part, these sound really good. In the event that something doesn't sound “good,” rest assured I've done the best possible job I can. Yes, it might be possible to remove more noise, but you also can kill the sound. I would much rather have a little bit of noise than to muddy up the sound, something I feel a lot of digital reissues of old recordings do.
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