Polk Miller & Old South Quartet

Polk Miller & Old South Quartet

Polk Miller & Old South Quartet

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What a Time (Edison 310) [Recorded 1910]
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The Watermelon Party (Edison 392) [Recorded 1910]
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The Old Time Religion (Edison 10333) [Recorded 1910]
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Rise and Shine (Edison 10332) [Recorded 1910]
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Laughing Song (Edison 390) [Recorded 1910]

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Polk Miller & Old South Quartet

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One of the oldest "old-time" performers on record is Polk Miller, who fought as an artilleryman in the American Civil War on the Confederate side and, according to his son, is said to have furled the confederate flag at Appomattox. Settling in Richmond, Virginia in 1868, Miller opened a drugstore and specialized in pet remedies. He marketed them under the name of his own prized pet dog, Sergeant, and as Sergeant's Pet Care Products the company Polk Miller founded continues to sell many of these same remedies today. Miller's professional involvement in music began late in life...
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