| Title | That Dear Old Fiery Cross |
| Date | 1923-1925 |
| Year Released | 1923-1925 |
| Artist | W.R. Rhinehart |
| Label | 100%, Produced at Gennett studio |
| Catalog Number | K-38 |
| Side A | That Dear Old Fiery Cross |
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| Description | A collection item not featuring Louis Armstrong, but presented as background. These KKK records were being produced during the same years and out of the same facility that Armstrong joined King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band to the Gennett studio in Richmond, IN. The piece is a ten-inch shellac disc bearing a cream-colored circular label with a decorative chain border, issued on the 100% label. The record documents a vocal performance by W. R. Rhinehart of the song "That Dear Old Fiery Cross," composed by Rhinehart and Hewitt, with piano accompaniment by Hattie Fletcher Buckles, and was sold out of Muncie, Indiana. |
| Location | Richmond, IN |
| Rehomed | Rehomed to the Louis Armstrong Center at the Louis Armstrong House Museum. Corona, Queens. |
