Post Pater Celebrations and Jazz into the Night
Some father-related tunes to kick off the show before we diverge into a strange(but nice0 mix of jazz, blues, country and gospel with a few vocal arrangements to boot! Enjoy!
Playlist
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Melvin Dupree, “Augusta Rag”
from Old-Time Mountain Guitar Vintage Recordings 1926-1931
Rebel Records - 1998
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Jimmie Rodgers, “Daddy and Home”
from Jimmie Rodgers Selected Favorites, Vol. 1
Charly Records - 2006
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Riley Puckett, “Everybody Works But Father”
from Early Country Songs, Vol. 8 (Legendary Country Artists) [Recorded 1926-1939]
Vintage Recordings. - 2015
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Clarence Williams and His Orchestra, “Papa De Da Da”
from Clarence Williams and His Orchestra Vol. 2, 1933-1937
Timeless Records - 2001
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Vernon Dalhart, “Dream of a Miner's Child (Recorded 1926)”
from Vernon Dalhart Popular 1920's Country Ballads (Rec 1924-1926)
Vintage Recordings. - 2014
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Daddy Stovepipe, “Tuxedo Blues”
from Alabama: Black Country Dance Bands (1924-1949)
Document Records - 1993
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Fay & The Jay Walkers, “Longing for Home”
from Paramount Old Time Recordings, CD B
JSP Records - 2006
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Frank Jenkins & His Pilot Mountaineers, “A Message from Home Sweet Home”
from Da Costa Woltz's Southern Broadcasters & Frank Jenkins' Pilot Mountaineers (1927-1929)
Document Records - 1998
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Sidney Bechet & Noble Sissle Swingsters, “Characteristic blues”
from The Essential Sydney bechet
Sony
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The Callahan Brothers, “Gonna Quit My Rowdy Ways”
Old Homestead Records - 1975
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Arizona Dranes, “John Said He Saw a Number”
from Bye and Bye Were Going To See the King
Black & Partners LLC - 2014
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Blind Willie Johnson, “Take Your Stand”
from It's Nobody's Fault But Mine: The Best of Blind Willie Johnson
Nifty Music, Inc. - 2010
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The Leake County Revelers, “The Old Hat”
from Top 42 Classics - The Very Best of the Leake County Revelers
GRR Music - 2021
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Ernest Tubb, “my Mother is Lonely”
from 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best of Ernest Tubb
MCA Nashville - 2000
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The Original Rotorua Maori Choir, “Ngaro Noa”
from The Original Rotorua Maori Choir
The M.D. Music Company Limited - 2019
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The Golden Gate Quartet, “Job”
from Milestones of Legends: Golden Gate Quartet, Vol. 3
Intense Media GmbH - 2018
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Harlan Lattimore, “Strange as It Seems”
from The Big Broadcast, Vol. 11: Jazz and Popular Music of the 1920s and 1930s
Rivermont Records - 2015
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Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Yeah Man”
from The Best of Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra
Saar srl - 2012
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The Casa Loma Orchestra, “Clarinet marmalade”
from Glen Gray & the Casa Loma Orchestra
24 Blue Music - 2012
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The Original Indiana Five, “Some of These Days (feat. Tom Morton & Pete Pellizzi) [Alternate Take]”
from The Original Indiana Five 1926-1928, Vol. 4 (feat. Tom Morton & Pete Pellizzi)
Jazz Oracle - 2019
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Charlie Barnet, “The All Night Record Man”
from Jazz Figures / Charlie Barnet, Volume 1 (1939)
Collector Records Greece - 2006
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Henry "Red" Allen, “Feeling Drowsy (07-17-29)”
from Complete Jazz Series 1929 - 1933
Complete Jazz Series - 2008
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Big Bill Broonzy, “You May Need My Help Someday”
from The Very Best of the Early Years
Stardust - 2007
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Georgia Peach, “The Road is Mighty Rugged”
from Georgia Peach With the Harmonaires (feat. The Harmonaires)
Apollo Records - 1960
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Sister Sallie Sanders, “I've Got a Ride to the Tree of Life”
from Gospel Singers and Preachers
Document