Delmore Brothers

Delmore Brothers

Aliases: Delmore Bros.
Country: United States
Comments: The Delmore siblings, Alton and Rabon, were an influential country music duo from northern Alabama. They joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1933 and by 1936 were the most popular act on the show. In the 1940s they formed the "Brown's Ferry Four" with Merle Travis and Grandpa Jones.
Members: Alton Delmore
Rabon Delmore

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Popular Originals

Blues Stay Away from Me

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Released on Blues Stay Away from Me (1949)

Covered by (83 artists)

Beautiful Brown Eyes

Released on Across the Blue Ridge Mountains (1937)

Covered by (42 artists)

Brown's Ferry Blues

Brown's Ferry Blues - A New Salty Dog

Released on Brown's Ferry Blues - A New Salty Dog (1934)

Covered by (21 artists)

Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar

Lonesome Yodel Blues

Released on Lonesome Yodel Blues (1934)

Covered by (21 artists)

Popular Covers by Delmore Brothers

Bury Me out on the Prairie

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Originally by Travis B. Hale

Released on The Frozen Girl (1934)

They Say It Is Sinful to Flirt

When We Held Our Hymn Books Together

Originally by Ernest V. Stoneman

Released on When We Held Our Hymn Books Together (1937)

Where Is My Sailor Boy?

Some of These Days You're Gonna Be Sad

Originally by Mack Allen (Vernon Dalhart)

Released on Some of These Days You're Gonna Be Sad (1938)

Jack and Jill Boogie

When They Let the Hammer Down

Originally by Wayne Raney

Released on When They Let the Hammer Down (1984)