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The Woodie Brothers, a male vocal duet with guitar and harmonica, record Likes Likker Better Than Me and Chased Old Satan Through The Door, for Victor Records in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.

The Three 'Baccer Tags record The Sharon School Teacher, Get Your Head In Here and Ain't Gonna Do It No More for Victor Records in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, supervised by Ralph Peer.
Jack Gowdlock records You'd Better Mind, Have You Been Converted, Poor Jane Blues and Rollin' Dough Blues for Victor Records in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, under the supervision of Ralph Peer.

Fred Dellar is born in the UK. He will become a veritable legend in the world of music journalism. His Fred Fact page in the NME (New Musical Express) and Ask Fred (Mojo) will be accurately described as a kind of Google of the music world before the internet.
Leo Reisman And His Orchestra play at the Central Park Casino, New York City, USA. The performance is broadcast live on WRC Radio in Washington DC. Others appearing on the same radio station during this day include Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, The Black And Gold Orchestra, Sidney's Orchestra, The Cavaliers Quatet and The Bourdon Orchestra.
The Blankenship Family, a mixed vocal trio with instrumental ensemble, record Working On The Railroad and Jack And Mae, for Victor Records in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. The record will be reported by Victor to have sold 997 copies.
Jazz/dance ensemble Ted Wallace And The Campus Boys record Have You Forgotten and Star Dust for Columbia Records in New York City, USA.



