The Hallmark Coupling
Ringing in this month’s holidays hours with a bit of emotionally themed blues and jazz, specifically in regards to relationships. Enjoy the insane, crazy love filled songs this round!
Playlist
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Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers, “When Erastus Plays His Old Kazoo”
from King of the Blues Clarinet (1923-1940)
Upbeat Jazz - 2008
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Frankie Franko and His Louisianians, “Somebody Stole My Gal”
from Get Easy Blues - Chicago 1928-1930
Frog - 1996
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Cousin Joe, “My Love Comes Tumblin' Down”
from Ultimate Blues Masters: Cousin Joe
Burning Fire - 2009
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Shortbuckle Roark and Family, “I Truly Understand the You Love Another Man”
from The Rose Grew Round the Briar, Vol. 1: Early American Rural Love Songs
Yazoo - 2005
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Robert Wilkins, “I'll Go With Her Blues”
from The Best There Ever Was: The Legendary Early Blues Performers
Yazoo - 2005
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Papa Charlie Jackson, “Baby Please Loan Me Your Heart”
from Greatest Blues of the 1920's
Master Classics Records - 2010
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Earl McDonald, “Try & Treat Her Right (feat. Ben Ferguson)”
from Earl McDonald & The Great Louisville Jug Bands 1924-1931
Frog - 2010
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Harold & Hazel, “Wait for Me”
from Wait for Me: Songs of Love, Lust and Discontent from the 1920s and 1930s
East River Records - 2015
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Sam Chatmon, “Stir It Now”
from Wait for Me: Songs of Love, Lust and Discontent from the 1920s and 1930s
East River Records - 2015
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Walter "Fats" Pichon, “Yo Yo”
from Wait for Me: Songs of Love, Lust and Discontent from the 1920s and 1930s
East River Records - 2015
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Julia Lee, “Won't You Come Over to My House?”
from St. James Infirmary (Authentic Recordings Kansas City 1927 - 1929)
JazzAge - 2014
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Snooks Eaglin, “Looking for a Woman”
from New Orleans Street Singer
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 2005
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Fats Waller, “Lookin' Good But Feelin' Bad (09-30-29)”
from Complete Jazz Series 1929
Complete Jazz Series - 2009
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Mississippi Sheiks, “The World Is Going Wrong”
from Jazz Figures / Mississippi Sheiks (1930 - 1931), Volume 2
Collector Records Greece - 2007
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Charlie McCoy, “I've Been Blue Ever Since You Went Away”
from Charlie McCoy (1928-1932)
Document Records - 1992
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Nashville Washboard Band, “Goin' Away to Make Me Lonesome”
from Rags, Breakdowns, Stomps and Blues
Document
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Bill Carlisle, “House Cat Mama”
from Rough and Rowdy Hillbilly of the 1930s Vol. 1
Synergie OMP - 2012
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Two Gospel Keys, “You've Got to Move”
from Classic African American Gospel from Smithsonian Folkways
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 2008
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Joe Williams, “Get Your Head Trimmed Down”
from Peach Orchard Mama / Get Your Head Trimmed Down - Single
EARTH-VOX - 2016
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Noble Sissle, Eubie Blake, “Waitin' for the Evening Mail”
from Really the Blues?
West Hill Radio Archives
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Daddy Stovepipe & Mississippi Sarah, “If You Want Me Baby”
from When the Sun Goes Down, Vol. 2: The First Time I Met the Blues (Remastered)
Document - 2002
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