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Hardrock Gunter β I've Done Gone Hog Wild / I Believe Mountain Music Is Here To Stay Decca 46350
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Item Description:
Artist: Hardrock Gunter
Label: Decca 46350
Format: 78 RPM, 10" Shellac
Condition: VG to VG+
Titles:
A: I've Done Gone Hog Wild
B: I Believe Mountain Music Is Here To Stay
Condition Notes:
Record shows light to moderate surface wear consistent with VG to VG+ condition. Plays through with some surface noise typical of 78rpm records but no skips or cracks. Labels are clean and legible with minimal wear.
Includes Decca sleeve
Additional Details:
β’ Original Decca pressing
β’ Classic country / hillbilly boogie sides
β’ Great addition for early country & rockabilly collectors
Shipping:
Shipped securely with padding to prevent damage.
Hardrock Gunter, Decca 46350, 78rpm, country boogie, hillbilly, early rockabilly, mountain music, vintage 78, shellac record, classic country, rare 78, honky tonk, western swing, roots music, collectible vinyl, old time country
About Hardrock Gunter
Hardrock Gunter (real name: Robert Gunter) was an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist best known for his energetic late-1940s recordings that blended country, boogie-woogie, and early rockabilly elements.
Born in 1925 in Tennessee (often associated with the Nashville area)
Active mainly in the late 1940sβearly 1950s
Recorded for labels like Decca Records
Hardrock Gunter is considered one of the early pioneers of rockabilly and country boogieβa transitional sound between traditional country music and the emerging rock & roll style.
Driving rhythm and boogie piano/guitar
Upbeat, sometimes humorous lyrics
A raw, energetic vocal style
Songs like βIβve Done Gone Hog Wildβ (the one you have) are often cited as proto-rockabilly, coming just a few years before artists like Elvis Presley popularized the genre.
Career highlights
Backed by musicians who later became notable in country and jazz circles
Recorded several lively sides for Decca in the late 1940s
Never became a mainstream star, but gained a cult following among collectors and historians
Sought after by rockabilly and early country collectors
Known for their high-energy βwildβ sound, especially titles like yours
Artist: Hardrock Gunter
Label: Decca 46350
Format: 78 RPM, 10" Shellac
Condition: VG to VG+
Titles:
A: I've Done Gone Hog Wild
B: I Believe Mountain Music Is Here To Stay
Condition Notes:
Record shows light to moderate surface wear consistent with VG to VG+ condition. Plays through with some surface noise typical of 78rpm records but no skips or cracks. Labels are clean and legible with minimal wear.
Includes Decca sleeve
Additional Details:
β’ Original Decca pressing
β’ Classic country / hillbilly boogie sides
β’ Great addition for early country & rockabilly collectors
Shipping:
Shipped securely with padding to prevent damage.
Hardrock Gunter, Decca 46350, 78rpm, country boogie, hillbilly, early rockabilly, mountain music, vintage 78, shellac record, classic country, rare 78, honky tonk, western swing, roots music, collectible vinyl, old time country
About Hardrock Gunter
Hardrock Gunter (real name: Robert Gunter) was an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist best known for his energetic late-1940s recordings that blended country, boogie-woogie, and early rockabilly elements.
Born in 1925 in Tennessee (often associated with the Nashville area)
Active mainly in the late 1940sβearly 1950s
Recorded for labels like Decca Records
Hardrock Gunter is considered one of the early pioneers of rockabilly and country boogieβa transitional sound between traditional country music and the emerging rock & roll style.
Driving rhythm and boogie piano/guitar
Upbeat, sometimes humorous lyrics
A raw, energetic vocal style
Songs like βIβve Done Gone Hog Wildβ (the one you have) are often cited as proto-rockabilly, coming just a few years before artists like Elvis Presley popularized the genre.
Career highlights
Backed by musicians who later became notable in country and jazz circles
Recorded several lively sides for Decca in the late 1940s
Never became a mainstream star, but gained a cult following among collectors and historians
Sought after by rockabilly and early country collectors
Known for their high-energy βwildβ sound, especially titles like yours
