Black Appalachia : string bands, songsters and hoedowns.
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| Imprint: | Cambridge, Mass. : Rounder, p1999. |
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| Description: | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Deep river of song The Alan Lomax collection Alan Lomax collection, |
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| Format: | CD Audio Music recording |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4488605 |
Table of Contents:
- Cripple Creek (Jimmie Strothers, banjo)
- Christmas Eve (Murphy Gribble, banjo; John Lusk, fiddle; Albert York, guitar)
- Washboard rhythm (Theopolis Stokes, washboard)
- Soldier's joy ; Old Joe (Nashville Washboard Band)
- Arkansas traveler (Sid Hemphill, fiddle, vocals; Lucius Smith, banjo; Will Head, bass drum; Alec Askew, guitar)
- Black bayou ; Banty rooster (Blind Pete, fiddle, vocals; George Ryan, guitar)
- Poontang little, poontang small (Strothers, guitar)
- Give the fiddler a dram ; Eighth of January (Gribble; Lusk; York)
- Introduction of band
- Eighth of January ; Skillet good and greasy (Hemphill; Smith; Head; Askew)
- Devil's dream (Hemphill, 10-note quills, with snare and bass drums)
- John Henry (Hemphill; Smith; Head; Askew)
- Steel-laying holler (John "Black Sampson" Gibson)
- Pauline (Allen Prothero)
- Track-lining song (Gibson)
- New careless love (Sonny Terry, vocals, harmonica)
- Red Cross store (Brownie McGhee, vocals, guitar; Terry, harmonica)
- How long blues (McGhee; Lead Belly, vocals, guitar; Terry, vocals, harmonica).