Victor Talking Machine Company Edison Records Okeh Records
Past members
James Cowan Powers (fiddle)[1] Matilda Lambert (banjo) Charles Powers (banjo) Orpha Powers (mandolin) Carrie Powers (guitar) Ada Powers (ukulele)
Fiddlin' Powers and Family was a Virginia string band from the 1920s, considered pioneers in early country music.[2][3] They were the first family string band to make a commercial record (1924).[3] The band consisted of Cowan Powers and his children, Charles, Orpha, Carrie and Ada.[2] Cowan also played with his wife, Matilda, until her death in 1916.[2]
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