Walkin’ Round Downtown
Walkin’ around music for this week, enjoy this set of strangely sweet songs from all around the early 20th century. Enjoy!
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Playlist
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The Girls Of The Golden West, “Will There Be Any Yodelin' in Heaven”
from Will There Be Any Yodelin' in Heaven
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James De Berry & His Memphis Playboys, “Nummy Nimmy Not”
from Memphis Blues, Vol. 4 (1929 - 1953)
2014
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Biddleville Quintette, “As I Live Let Me Live In Love”
from Biddleville Quintette Vol. 2 (1926-1929)
Document Records - 2005
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Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra, “Creole Love Call”
from The Great Depression - American Music In the 30's
1932
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Carlisle Brothers, “Sal Got a Meatskin”
from Times Ain't Like They Used to Be: Early American Rural Music, Vol. 3
2005
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The Allen Brothers, “Chattanooga Mama”
from White Country Blues: 1926-1938 A Lighter Shade of Blue
1993
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Blind Roosevelt Graves and Brother, “I'll Be Rested (When the Roll Is Called)”
from American Primitive, Vol. I: Raw Pre-War Gospel
Revenant - 1997
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B.F. Shelton, “Oh Molly Dear”
from Man of Constant Sorrow (And Other Timeless Mountain Ballads)
2006
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Delma Lachney & Blind Uncle Gaspard, “La Danseuse”
from American Epic: The Collection
Columbia/Legacy - 2017
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Hobart Smith, “Lonely Tombs (Remastered)”
from Wave the Ocean, Wave the Sea: Alan Lomax’s "Southern Journey," 1959–1960 (Remastered)
2010