Come through Any Old Time..
A merry batch of songs to break the week in as the better weather sets in, enjoy!
Playlist
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John Jackson, “John Jackson's Breakdown”
from Rappahannock Blues
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 2010
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John Williams, “Twas On a Monday”
from Field Recordings Vol. 1: Virginia (1936-1941)
Document - 2005
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Granville Bowling, “Charlie's Neat”
from Mountain Music of Kentucky
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 1996
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Tommy Jarrell, “Sail Away Ladies”
from The Fiddler's of Country Music, Vol. 11
Ling Music Group - 2008
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Clarence Ashley, “Whoa Mule”
from Clarence Ashley & Tex Isley
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings/Folkways Records - 2004
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Dock Boggs, “Davenport”
from Dock Boggs, Vol. 3
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings/Folkways Records - 2004
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Virgil Anderson, “Jenny Hang the Kettle on”
from Legends of Old-Time Music: Fifty Years of County Records
County Records - 2015
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Fiddlin' Arthur Smith & His Dixieliners, “In the Pines”
from Fiddlin' Arthur Smith & His Dixieliners: Volume 1: 1935-37
County
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Martin Young and Corbett Grigsby, “Ruby”
from Mountain Music of Kentucky
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 1996
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Curley Weaver, “You Was Born to Die”
Universal Digital Enterprises - 1932
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J.D. Cornett, “Spring of '65”
from Mountain Music of Kentucky
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 1996
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Earl Johnson, “I Get My Whiskey from Rockingham”
from Top 44 Classics - The Very Best of Earl Johnson
GRR Music - 2021
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Leroy Carr & Scrapper Blackwell, “Papa's on the House Top”
from When The Sun Goes Down 1934-1941
Champion
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Richard "Rabbit" Brown, “James Alley Blues”
from The Greatest In Country Blues
1201 Music (Americas) LLC - 1999
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The Red Fox Chasers, “Wreck On The Mountain Road”
from Bring Me a Leaf from the Sea: Red Fox Chasers, Vol. 1
21-Music - 2013
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Allison's Sacred Harp Singers, “I'm a Long Time Traveling Away from Home”
from Heaven's My Home - 1927-1928
Rebel Records - 2004
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Emile Barnes, “Some of These Days”
from Emile Barnes: Early Recordings, Vol. 1 (1951) [Dauphine Street Jam Session]
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings/Folkways Records - 2004
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Hal Kemp and His Orchestra, “She's a Great, Great Girl”
Retrieval - 2007
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Daddy Hotcakes, “I've Got a Woman Who's Very Nice to Me”
from The Blues In St. Louis, Vol. 1
Folkways Records - 1961
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Gene Autry, “Dust Pan Blues”
from Blues Singer (1929-1931) - Booger Rooger Saturday Nite!
Columbia/Legacy - 1996
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Wilbur Sweatman, “A Bag of Rags (feat. Wilbur Sweatman's Jass Band)”
from Wilbur Sweatman 1916-1935
Jazz Oracle - 2019
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Willie Chapman, “Lost Indian”
from Mountain Music of Kentucky
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 1996
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The Versatile Four, “Castle of Dreams”
Bear Family Records GmbH - 2013
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Elinor Boyer, “You're Gonna Need My Help Someday”
from Field Recordings, Vol. 8: Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi (1934-1947)
Document Records - 1998
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Goldrush, “All My Money Is Gone”
from Bankers Blues - A Study in the Effects of Fiscal Mischeif
Document - 2009
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Phebel Wright, “Lint Head Stomp”
from Out There: Wild and Wondrous Roots of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 1
The Viper Label - 2008