The Light Crust - Swinging Down In Texas: The Singles Collection 1932-41 (CD)

The Light Crust - Swinging Down In Texas: The Singles Collection 1932-41 (CD)

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The Light Crust - Swinging Down In Texas: The Singles Collection 1932-41 (CD)They were pioneers of the western swing genre, and this is a hugely entertaining set. The Light Crust Doughboys occupied a very unusual niche in popular music. They were a western swing band from Texas, created and organised in the early 1930s by the Burrus Mill and Elevator Company in Saginaw, Texas, in order to promote the company's brand of Light Crust Flour on radio and link that to advertising. The company's president Lee O'Daniel, a natural

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Nice product, very simple in reality. All screws together. Shelves are probably 12inches high - higher than I wanted so I won't be using it after all - but that is my fault for not realizing how vertically spaced the shelves would be. The unit takes up a lot of vertical wall space. My only dislike (hence the -1 rating) is the large stamped letters on every wall mounting plate. The letters don't appear to mean anything, and are very large and upraised - to me they detract from the overall appearance of the unit. The letters are not possible to get rid of without a grinder or significant file-work and repainting everything (not worth the significant effort that would entail).

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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025