The Acorn Sisters

About The Group The Acorn Sisters were indeed a group of sisters from the state of Kentucky. Joe Grieshop was president of Acorn Records at the time and signed the girls to a recording contract. But to avoid confusion with another group that was using their real family name, they took on the name associated with the record label. However, no mention was made of their real family name. Their names were Rosemarie, Goldie and Evelyn. They later recorded for Starday and the Boone Record company. Credits & Sources Country Song Roundup; No. 72; May 1961; American Folk Publications, Inc.; Derby, CT Read More About The Group Printer Friendly Version Recordings (78rpm/45rpm)   Acorn Records Rec. No. Side Song Title   593 A Real Gone   593 B We're Drifting Farther Apart   Boone Record Co. Rec. No. Side Song Title   1033 A Misfortune Number Three   1033 B After All   1048 A Heartache, Take A Break   1048 B Wait Until Tomorrow   BR-107 A Don't Be Cruel   BR-107 B In the Water Below   Starday Rec. No. Side Song Title   591 A Where Will I Shelter My Sheep   591 B Boat of Life   SEP-119 A All Things Are Possible   SEP-119 B Alpha And Omego