The singer of these words was a man named William Bunch, but to his friends, as well as to an enormous audience of 'race' record buyers, he was known only as Peetie Wheatstrawthe Devil's Son-in-Law, the High Sheriff from Hell.
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The Devil's son-in-law
the story of Peetie Wheatstraw and his songs.
by Paul Garon
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