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The Birth of country recording.

Title: The Birth of country recording. [sound recording].
Publication: Franklin Center, Pa. : Franklin Mint Record Society, p1983.

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Description

2 sound discs : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo.; 12 in.

Series Statement

Greatest country music recordings of all time ; v. 41-42

Subject

Country music

Note

"Country Music Foundation Official Archive Collection"--Container.
Pressed in maroon-colored vinyl.
Program notes by Nolan Porterfield ([8] p. : ill.) laid in container.

Contents

Record no. 41, Side A: Sallie Goodin' (A.C. (Eck) Robertson) ; The prisoner's song (Venon Dalhalt) ; Don't let your deal go down blues (Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers) ; Little old log cabin in the lane (Fiddlin' John Carson) ; Little Mary Phagan (Moonshine Kate) ; Sally Aim (Frank Blevins and his Tarheel Rattlers) -- Side B: I'll keep my skillet good and greasy (Uncle Dave Macon) ; The wreck of the Southern Old '97 (Henry Whitter) ; C-H-I-C-K-E-N (Sam and Kirk McGee) ; Fly around my pretty little miss (Samantha Bumgarner) ; Blue railroad train (Delmore Brothers) ; Rude and ramblin man (Carolina Tarheels).
Record no. 42, Side A: Run mountain (J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers) ; Montana plains (Patsy Montana) ; Little rosewood casket (Ernest Thompson) ; Old Joe Clark (Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers) ; Down in the willow garden (Charlie Monroe and his Kentucky Pardners) ; Who broke the lock on the henhouse door? (Otto Gray's Oklahoma Cowboy Band) -- Side B: Willie Moore (Richard Burnett and Leonard Rutherford) ; Black jack David (Cliff Carlisle) ; The Titanic (Ernest "Pop" Stoneman) ; Sowin' on the mountain (Coon Creek Girls) ; Little Betty Brown (Milton Brown and his Musical Brownies) ; Three-in-one two step (East Texas Serenaders).

Call Number

*LZR 7400 v. 41-42 (F)

OCLC

NYPG02-R21

Title

The Birth of country recording. [sound recording].

Imprint

Franklin Center, Pa. : Franklin Mint Record Society, p1983.

Series

Greatest country music recordings of all time ; v. 41-42

Performer

Various country artists, including the Carter family and Jimmie Rodgers.

Added Author

Robertson, Eck, 1887-1975. Performer

Dalhart, Vernon, 1883-1948. Performer

Poole, Charlie, 1892-1931. Performer

Carson, Fiddlin' John, 1868-1949. Performer

Moonshine Kate, 1909- Performer

Blevins, Frank, 1911- Performer

Macon, Uncle Dave, 1870-1952. Performer

Whitter, Henry, -1941. Performer

McGee, Sam, 1894- Performer

McGee, Kirk, 1899- Performer

Bumgarner, Samantha, approximately 1880-1960. Performer

Montana, Patsy. Performer

Thompson, Ernest, 1907-1971, performer.

Tanner, Gid. Performer

Monroe, Charlie. Performer

Burnett, Richard, 1905-1977. Performer

Rutherford, Leonard. Performer

Carlisle, Cliff, 1904-1983. Performer

Stoneman, Ernest V. Performer

Brown, Milton. Performer

North Carolina Ramblers (Musical group) Performer

Tarheel Rattlers (Musical group)

Delmore Brothers. Performer

Carolina Tar Heels. Performer

J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers (Musical group) Performer

Skillet Lickers. Performer

Kentucky Pardners. Performer

Otto Gray's Oklahoma Cowboy Band. Performer

Coon Creek Girls (Musical group) Performer

Brownies (Musical group) Performer

East Texas Serenaders. Performer

Country Music Foundation.

Publisher No.

FMRS-CW-041--FMRS-CW-042 Franklin Mint Record Society

Research Call Number

*LZR 7400 v. 41-42 (F) Container and liner notes on file.

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