Playlist 8-18-99
Cotton Eyed Joe Camp Creek
Boys, Old-Time String Band; County CO-CD-2719
Moanin' Groanin' Blues Southern Negro
Quartette (1921-1924) - The Earliest Negro Vocal Groups, Vol. 3; Document
DOCD-5355
Late Last Night When Willie Come Home The Dickel Brothers Volume One; Empty MTR 376 These boys are ours! Git
back! The young Turks of the growing oldtime
country scene in
Walking In The Parlor D. Dix Hollis - Possum Up a Gum Stump; Home,
Field & Commercial Recordings of
Smackin' the Sax Phillips Louisville Jug Band - Ruckus Juice
& Chittlins, The Great Jug Bands Vol. 2; Yazoo
2033
I'll Rise When the Rooster Crows Binkley Brothers Dixie Clodhoppers - The Cornshucker's Frolic, Downhome
Music and Entertainment from the American Countryside, Classic Recordings from
the 1920's and 30's Vol. 1; Yazoo 2045
Excerpt from "Interview with Kenneth
Libby" 1-2-3 Balance With
Me, Edson Cole: Dancing Master; Dudley Laufman production
A fascinating interview on the flip side of this tape; stories about Edson Cole and others and insights into the nature of
country dancing in New England early in this century.
Waynesboro Rhys Jones, Jeff Miller and Jim Nelson - All
I've Got's Done Gone, old-time music for the turn of
the century; Vigortone 2000
Raliegh and Spencer The legacy
of Tommy Jarrell Volume 1; County CO-CD-2724
I Know My Name Is There Da Costa Woltz's Southern Broadcasters - Da
Costa Woltz's Southern Broadcasters & Frank jenkins' Pilot Mountaineers, Complete Recorded Works
1927-1929; Document DOCD-8023