Rodgers decided to record “Blue Yodel No. 9” on a whim while in Los Angeles, California on July 16, 1930. He enlisted the legendary Louis Armstrong to play trumpet on the record.

JIMMIE RODGERS spent most of his short but prolific musical life singing about the glories of the South: When it’s peach-pickin’ time in Georgia Apple-pickin’ time in Tennessee Co… ...

On the same disc are eight sides by Jimmie Rodgers, including one, recorded in Hollywood in 1930, with Louis Armstrong on trumpet and his wife Lillian Hardin Armstrong on piano, "Blue Yodel #9." ...

Rodgers’ popularity exploded with the release of the 1928 single “Blue Yodel,” alternately known as “T For Texas” or “Blue Yodel #1.” The song launched Rodgers as a national ...

Rodgers wrote songs that endure to this day, and one of the most memorable and oft-covered ones is “Blue Yodel #8,” more commonly known as “Mule Skinner Blues.” ...

Jimmie Rodgers’ second recording was called “Blue Yodel.” So popular did it prove that he followed it with a “Blue Yodel No. 2,” then a “No. 3” until he sang 25 of them, sold 6,000,000.

Known as the “Blue Yodel,” the custom Martin 000-45 guitar is easily recognizable with the name “Jimmie Rodgers” in pearl inlay on the neck and the word “Thanks” engraved in large ...

Likewise, Ernest Tubb, Gene Autry and Roy Rogers began their careers imitating Rodgers. Bill Monroe auditioned for the Grand Ole Opry with “Blue Yodel No. 8 (Muleskinner Blues).” ...

Blue Yodel No. 9. Louis Armstrong with Johnny Cash Duration: 5:05 Late in his career, Louis Armstrong was a guest on "The Johnny Cash Show". ... Jimmie Rodgers. Live at the Village Vanguard Previous.

Ernest Tubb. side 1: Jimmie Rodgers' Last Blue Yodel; side 2: Will You Be Satisfied That Way (Decca 29934). 78 rpm. Side 1 was recorded in 1956. Side 2 was recorded in 1955. Location Currently not on ...

Known as the “Blue Yodel,” the custom Martin 000-45 guitar is easily recognizable with the name “Jimmie Rodgers” in pearl inlay on the neck and the word “Thanks” engraved in large ...