Red Maxedon
Not to be confused with his brother Smiley Maxedon.
During the 1940s, one of the best-known voices of Detroit radio was the mellow baritone of John “Smilin’ Red” Maxedon. He sang cowboy songs with reassuring ease over WJBK and WJR stations every day. In 1946 he began recording songs for the Arcadia Records And Transcription Co.
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I Want A Pardon For Daddy
Dottie Leader / Red Maxedon
1949
An Arcadia Production
7", Single
Keep Smiling Till We're Together Again / It's A Long Way From Here To Dixie
Smilin' Red Maxedon* And Blue Mountain Girls With Mercury Rangers
1946
An Arcadia Production
Shellac, 10"
I'll Be Back / Put Your Arms Around Your Daddy
Smilin' Red Maxedon* With Mercury Rangers
An Arcadia Production
Shellac, 10"
