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Times ain't like they used to be. early American rural music : [classic recordings of the 1920's and 30's].

Title: Times ain't like they used to be. Vol. 7 [sound recording] : early American rural music : [classic recordings of the 1920's and 30's].
Publication: [Newton, NJ] : Yazoo, p2003.

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Description

1 sound disc : digital; 4 3/4 in.

Alternative Title

Early American rural music
Classic recordings of the 1920's and 30's

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Note

Compact disc.
Compiled from remastered 78's.
Program notes by Don Kent (19 p. : some col. ill., ports.) inserted in container.

Contents

Bust down stomp (Dilly & His Dill Pickles) -- Dixie mail (Jimmie Tarlton) -- Times has done got hard (King Solomon Hill) -- Mineola rag (East Texas Serenaders) -- Christ arose (Sheffield Male Quartet) -- Rainy night blues ("Gitfiddle Jim") -- Good gal remember me (Three Tobacco Tags) -- Texas quickstep (Red Headed Fiddlers) -- Ham Bone Blues (Ed Bell) -- Cannonball rag (David Miller) -- Little more sugar in the coffee/Peter went a 'fishin (Fiddlin John Carson & his Virginia Reelers) -- Devil and my brown blues (Bo Weavil Jackson) -- Horseshoe bend (Stripling Brothers) -- Primrose hill (Daniels-Deason Sacred Harp Singers) -- Hard luck child (Skip James) -- Go on, Nora Lee (Uncle Dave Macon & Sam McGee) -- Jeunes gens campagnard (Dennis McGee) -- I'm gonna cross the River of Jordon some of these days (Jay Bird Coleman) -- Only a tramp (Uncle Pete & Louise) -- Jack of diamonds (Ben Jarrell & Frank Jenkins) -- Dry spell blues - part 1 (Son House) -- Pike's Peak ("Ted" Sharp, Hinman & Sharp) -- I'll go where You want me to go (Old Southern Sacred Singers).

Call Number

*LDC 33615

OCLC

53911453

Title

Times ain't like they used to be. Vol. 7 [sound recording] : early American rural music : [classic recordings of the 1920's and 30's].

Imprint

[Newton, NJ] : Yazoo, p2003.

Performer

Various performers.

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Tarlton, Jimmie, 1892-1979. Performer

Hill, King Solomon, 1897-1949. Performer

Arnold, Kokomo. Performer

Bell, Ed, -1960. Performer

Miller, David, 1893-1959. Performer

Carson, Fiddlin' John, 1868-1949. Performer

Jackson, Bo Weavil. Performer

James, Skip, 1902-1969. Performer

Macon, Uncle Dave, 1870-1952. Performer

McGee, Sam, 1894-1975. Performer

McGee, Dennis. Performer

Coleman, Jaybird. Performer

Raines, Uncle Pete. Performer

Jarrell, Ben, 1880- Performer

Jenkins, Frank, 1888-1945. Performer

House, Son. Performer

Dilly and His Dill Pickles. Performer

East Texas Serenaders. Performer

Sheffield Male Quartet. Performer

Tobacco Tags (Musical group) Performer

Red Headed Fiddlers. Performer

Virginia Reelers (Musical group) Performer

Stripling Brothers. Performer

Daniels-Deason Sacred Harp Singers. Performer

Ted Sharp, Hinman & Sharp. Performer

Old Southern Sacred Singers. Performer

Publisher No.

2067 Yazoo

Yazoo 2067 Yazoo

YA 2067 Yazoo

Research Call Number

*LDC 33615 Notes on file.

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