Hop Along as You May
Hopping around different melodies and musical notions this week. Take part in our joyous potluck of music once again, all at the so very right pace of 78 rpm!
Playlist
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Dr. Humphrey Bate & His Possum Hunters, “Green Backed Dollar Bill”
from Nashville - The Early String Bands, Vol. 1
Rebel Records
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King Oliver, “Freakish Light Blues”
from In Chronological Order 1928-1929: Four or Fives Times
HotJazz
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Seven Boys with Homemade Instruments, “Don't the Moon Looks Pretty”
from Boll Weevil Here, Boll Weevil Everywhere - Field Recordings Vol. 16 (1934-1940)
Document Records
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The Four Brothers, “Death Came a-Knockin'”
Document Records
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Allison Mathis & Jessie Stroller, “Bottle It Up And Go”
from Field Recordings Vol. 2: North & South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas (1926-1943)
Document Records
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The Hokum Boys & Jane Lucas, “Hip Shakin' Strut”
from Shake Your Wicked Knees: Classic Piano Rags, Blues & Stomps 1928 - 43
Yazoo
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Charlie "Specks" McFadden, “Low Down Rounders Blues”
from Charlie "Specks" McFadden (1927-1937)
Document Records
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Elizabeth Cotten, “Freight Train”
from Freight Train and Other North Carolina Folk Songs and Tunes
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
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George Davis, “The Death of the Blue Eagle”
from Mountain Music of Kentucky
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
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Mance Lipscomb, “When Death Come Creeping In Your Room (Run, Sinner, Run) [Remastered Version] {Take 1}”
from Trouble In Mind
Rhino/Warner Bros.
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Marion Sumner, “Lost Indian”
from Classic Mountain Songs from Smithsonian Folkways
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
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Mississippi Jook Band, “Barbecue Bust”
from When the Levee Breaks: Mississippi Blues Rare Cuts
JSP - 2009
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Jean Ritchie, “Jubilee”
from Singing the Traditional Songs of Her Kentucky Mountain Family
Rhino/Elektra - 1952
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Robert Hill, “Just Smilin'”
from Never Let the Same Bee Sting You Twice - Blues, Ballads, Rags & Gospel In the Songster Tradition
Document Records
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Ishman Bracey & New Orleans Nehi Boys, “Pay Me No Mind”
from Ishman Bracey & Charley Taylor - Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order (1928-1929)
Document Records
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The Phipps Family, “Red Jacket Mine Explosion”
from Classic Mountain Songs from Smithsonian Folkways
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
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Baby Tate, “If I Could Holler Like a Mountain Jack”
from The Blues - Music from the Documentary Film By Sam Charters
Folkways Records
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Jimmy Yancey & Estelle "Mama" Yancey, “How Long Blues (Aka How Long How Long Blues)”
Rhino Atlantic
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Carlisle & Ball, “Guitar Blues”
from White Country Blues: 1926-1938 A Lighter Shade of Blue
Sony - 1993