The first commercially successful hillbilly record

Question $5$ options:

featured two songs: "Wreck of the Old $97,"$ a ballad about a train crash in Virginia, and "The Prisoner's Song," a sentimental amalgam of preexisting song fragments

featured "Crazy Blues," backed with the song "It's Right Here for You $($If You Don't Get It $...$ 'Tain't No Fault of Mine$)."$

featured a north Georgia musician named Fiddlin' John Carson, and was made by Okeh Records, a company that focused on race music.

featured the newly developed and influential guitar style of Maybelle Carter $($of the Carter Family$).$