The International Sung By Mr Rufus Brown AKA John Goss Baritone Socialist Song 1926 Rare 78 rpm

[@JenniRees]

My great uncle John did not die young in poverty. He was a civil servant in India throughout the 1st World War, ensuring provisions for military and civilians, and was greatly respectedf by posh frock Brits for his singing. When he returned to England he married happily and had a daughter who inherited the house that he bought. STOP TELLING LIES TO FURTHER YOUR INADEQUATE CAREER. I will protect my fimily's reputation until my dying day. John adopted the name Rufus Brown in an attempt (apparently successful) to disguise the fact that he was an active Communist. If you want any more accurate information, please ask me. His grandson, Andrew Lowe, has no accurate information and his daughter died five years ago. JenniRees

[@shako4907]

do you have any info on the vinyl of Whirlwinds of Danger?

[@videocurios]

sorry no