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In 1927, Cleo's mother (Myrtle Porter Vermilion) traveled to New York City to record music. She was the autoharp player for the Dykes "Magic City" Trio. Along with John Dykes playing the fiddle and "Hub" Mahaffey playing the guitar, this was one of the earliest known country music recordings. Below are those recordings in MP3 and WMA formats. Enjoy! | |
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Side 1 |
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| Title | MP3 | WMA |
| Frankie (2:56) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Poor Ellen Smith (2:59) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Huckleberry Blues (3:05) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Cotton Eyed Joe (3:08) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Tennessee Girl (3:04) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Ida Red (2:48) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Shortening Bread (2:52) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
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Side 2 |
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| Title | MP3 | WMA |
| Golden Slippers (3:00) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Red Steer (2:57) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Callahan's Reel (2:57) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Hook And Line (3:07) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Free As A Bird (3:18) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Far Beyond The Blue Skies (3:20) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
| Twilight Is Stealing (3:23) | Play as MP3 | Play as WMA |
