Okeh 7003 A Fiddlin' John Carson and His Virginia Reelers DIXIE DIVISION

Description: “Dixie Division” is an early old-time country recording performed by pioneering fiddler Fiddlin' John Carson and His Virginia Reelers. The song reflects Southern musical traditions and military themes associated with the Civil War era. Featuring Carson's rustic fiddle playing and traditional string-band accompaniment, the recording captures the spirited, homespun sound of early Southern folk music. It is an important example of the music that helped establish commercial country recording during the 1920s. Release Date: November 1924. Record Label: Okeh 7003 (12-inch, 78 RPM), backed with “Sugar in the Ground” on the reverse side. Original audio and label courtesy of Internet Archive (https://archive.org). Surface noise removed to improve audio clarity. Subscribe:    / @78rpm-anthology