Wonder if this is the same label David Allan Coe mentions below? He was from Ohio and incarcerated in the prison system there so it makes sense.
"The first time I saw a 45-record with my name on it I thought I'd made it. It was on Cabut Records in 1968. There was a blind man that had a little studio in his garage that I cut the record in. It was called A Prisoner's Release backed with A One Way Ticket To Nashville. To be able to actually see that record and hear it on the radio -- nothing has ever surpassed that feeling of having gotten out of prison and being able to do that."
Wonder if this is the same label David Allan Coe mentions below? He was from Ohio and incarcerated in the prison system there so it makes sense.
ReplyDelete"The first time I saw a 45-record with my name on it I thought I'd made it. It was on Cabut Records in 1968. There was a blind man that had a little studio in his garage that I cut the record in. It was called A Prisoner's Release backed with A One Way Ticket To Nashville. To be able to actually see that record and hear it on the radio -- nothing has ever surpassed that feeling of having gotten out of prison and being able to do that."
Is Dabbie actually Debbie misspelled. I wonder