Post Shellac Bash Stash
I collected notes on some of the records I had the pleasure of hearing a few weeks back at a great gathering of 78 enthusiasts from all over the country. It was a grand time and I hope y’all enjoy the slight vignette!
Playlist
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The Hodges Brothers, “The Bubble Gum Boogie”
from Bogue Chitto Flingding: Old Time Mississippi Country Music
Arhoolie Records - 2003
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Various Artists - Document Records, “You Better Let That Liar Alone”
from Preachers and Congregations, Vol. 7 (1925-1928)
Document Records - 1997
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Jane Lucas & The Hokum Boys, “Hip Shakin' Strut”
from Shake Your Wicked Knees: Classic Piano Rags, Blues & Stomps 1928 - 43
Yazoo - 2005
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Jack Kelly & His South Memphis Jug Band, “Doctor Medicine”
from Complete Recorded Works: Jack Kelly & His Memphis Jug Band
Document Records - 1990
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Villeneuve & Bouchard, “Talencourt”
from The Secret Museum of Mankind, Vol. 4: Ethnic Music Classics (1925-48)
Yazoo - 2006
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Casey Bill Weldon & Kokomo Arnold, “The Twelves (The Dirty Dozens)”
from Bottleneck Guitar Trendsetters of the 1930s
Yazoo - 1992
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Larry Abbott and his Orchestra, “I'm More Than Satisfied”
from The Big Broadcast, Volume 1: Jazz and Popular Music of the 1920s and 1930s
Rivermont - 2006
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Frank Blevins, “Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss”
from Times Ain't Like They Used To Be: Early American Rural Music, Vol. 5
Yazoo Records - 2006
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Maynard Baird and his Orchestra, “Postage Stomp”
from Jazz Is Where You Find It 1924-1930
Timeless Records - 1998
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Blind Uncle Gaspard, “Natchitoches (French Town)”
from Early American Cajun Music: Classic Recordings From the 1920's
Yazoo - 1999
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Robert Johnson, “I Believe I'll Dust My Broom”
from King of the Delta Blues Singers, Vol. 2
Columbia - 1936
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Grinstead & Garland Brothers, “Just Over the River”
from Times Ain't Like They Used To Be: Early American Rural Music, Vol. 5
Yazoo - 2006
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Henry Thomas, “Jonah In the Wilderness”
from Texas Worried Blues: Complete Recorded Works 1927-1929
Yazoo - 1989
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Jesse Stone & His Blues Serenaders, “Starvation Blues”
from Jazz In Saint Louis 1924-1927
Timeless Records - 1997
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Junie Cobb and his Grains of Corn, “Shake That Jelly Roll”
from The Junie Cobb Collection 1926-29
Collectors Classics - 1993
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Ralph Willis, “Goin' to Chattanooga”
from Shake That Thing!: East Coast Blues 1935-1953, CD C
JSP Records - 2006
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The Salty Dog Four, “Ballin' the Jack”
from American Primitive, Vol. II - Pre-War Revenants
Revenant - 2005
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Charlie Spand, “Rock and Rye”
from Top 30 Classics - The Very Best of Charlie Spand
GRR Music - 2020
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![I'm Going Where the Water Drinks Like Wine (18 Unsung Bluesmen) [Rarities 1923-29]](https://is2-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music/c7/f3/e6/mzi.hudsukqy.jpg/150x150bb.jpg)
Henry Townsend, “Poor Man Blues”
from I'm Going Where the Water Drinks Like Wine (18 Unsung Bluesmen) [Rarities 1923-29]
Quatermass (Subrosa) - 2010
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Jack Lynx and His Society Serenaders, “Doodle Doo Doo”
from Roaring 20s Unplugged, Vol. 3: Acoustic Recordings 1922-1928
Van Up Records - 2012
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George "Bullet" Williams, “Touch Me Light Mama”
from Really! The Country Blues 1927-1933
Soundmark - 2011
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Fess Williams & His Royal Flush Orchestra, “Hot Town”
Hot Record Society - 2010
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Roosevelt Sykes, “In Here With Your Heavy Stuff”
from Jazz Figures / Roosevelt Sykes, (1931 - 1933), Volume 3
Collector Records Greece - 2007
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Coot Grant & Kid Wilson, “Dying Blues”
from Coot Grant and Kid Wilson Vol. 1 (1925-1928)
Document Records - 1997
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