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About The Artist The Stroup Quartet recorded two sides for Columbia Records on April 20, 1928 in Atlanta, Georgia. The quartet was led by Lake W. Stroup; he was a probate judge. While the Quartet only recorded the two sides, readers can get an idea of the tunes they sang from old newspaper articles. On February 7, 1929, the did a 30-minute program over radio station WBT. Miss Willie Blackwood of the Lockhart school faculty was to accompany the group on the piano. Readers learned that Judge Stroup had put together a program of tunes for that broadcast:
Quartet Members: Credits & Sources
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