Springing In to Good Weather with Good Tunes!
We’re hitting it all this round with a grand variety spanning time and space! This week’s set runs the spectrum between eras and styles of sounds that have been on the brain of late. Enjoy!
Playlist
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Clifford Hayes & The Louisville Jug Bands, “Vicksburg Blues”
from Document Shortcuts Vol. 1 "God Don't Like It"
Document Records - 2004
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Meredith Axelrod, “Only a Dream”
from Jalopy Records 7" Series: Meredith Axelrod - EP
Jalopy Records - 2017
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The Blue Sky Boys, “Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone_ (feat. Bill Bolick & Earl Bolick)”
from 1939-1949 Radio Broadcasts (feat. Bill Bolick & Earl Bolick)
2018 Patuxent Music - 2018
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Papa Vega's Dream Shadows Orchestra, “So Tired”
from Jalopy Records 7" Series: Papa Vega's Dream Shadows Orchestra - EP
Jalopy Records - 2018
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Hattie Ellis & Cowboy Jack Ramsey, “Desert Blues”
from Lost Train Blues: John & Alan Lomax and the Early Folk Music Collections at the Library of Congress
Jalopy Records - 2016
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Vera Ward Hall, “When I Can Read My Titles Clear”
from Root Hog or Die: 100 songs, 100 years
Alan Lomax Collection
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Southern Fife and Drum Corps, “Little and Low”
from Root hog or Die: 100 songs, 100 years
Alan Lomax Collection
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The Ozark Highballers, “Going Back to Where I Come”
from Going Down to 'Leven Point
Jalopy Records - 2019
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The Crow Quill Night Owls, “You May Leave, But This Will Bring You Back”
from Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams
Self Group - 2013
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Rev. I.B. Ware, “I Wouldn't Mind Dying (But I Gotta Go By Myself)”
from American Primitive, Vol. I: Raw Pre-War Gospel
Revenant - 1997
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Cleoma Falcon, “Prends Donc Courage”
from Prends donc courage (Early Black & White Cajun - Swamp Music Vol. VI)
Trikont - 1995
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Minnie Wallace and Her Night Hawks, “Field Mouse Stomp”
from Memphis Blues - 100 Vintage Tracks
Silverphonic Records - 2009
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Various Artists, “War Horse Mama”
from Edna Hicks - Hazel Meyers - Laura Smith Vol. 2 (1923-1927)
Document Records - 1996
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Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra, “Creole Love Call”
from The Original Recordings That Inspired the Broadway Hit "After Midnight"
Columbia/Legacy - 2014
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"Cowboy" Thurman Burks, “Pan American Blues”
from Virginia Traditions: Southwest Virginia
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
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Irene Scruggs, “The Voice of the Blues”
from I Can't Be Satisfied: Early American Blues Singers, Vol. 1 - Country
Yazoo - 2006
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Fred Galliher, “Pan American Blues”
from Virginia Traditions: Southwest Virginia Blues
Global Village Music - 1996
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The Coon Creek Girls, “How Many Biscuits Can You Eat”
County Records - 2010
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Geeshie Wiley, “Skinny Leg Blues”
from American Primitive, Vol. II - Pre-War Revenants
Revenant - 2005
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Snowball Of Snowball And Sunshine, “Leave It There”
from Work Hard, Play Hard , Pray Hard
Tompkins Square
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Lottie Kimbrough, “Don't Speak To Me”
from The Stuff That Dreams Are Made of: Super Rarities
Yazoo - 2006
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Mary Butler, “Electrocuted Blues (Remastered)”
from New Orleans Blues 30's (Doxy Collection) [Remastered]
Doxy Records - 2014
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Elizabeth Johnson, “Be My Kid Blues”
from I Can't Be Satisfied: Early American Blues Singers, Vol. 1 - Country
Yazoo - 2006