After 1946, Harry Choates ended up recording his music with a variety of labels in Texas. After WWII, shellac material was commercially available, cheaper than before, and small independent record companies began appearing. A Houston-based department store owner named Macy Henry who was selling records in their store decided to create her own label along with her husband Charles and general manager Steve Poncio.

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Great song, fabulous fiddler and entertainer. Such a shame that he drank himself to death. There isn't any song by Harry Choates I don't like. He played with such incredible ease. Thanks for your article.