Slow Songs for Hot Days

Tue, May 13, 2014

The Edge Of AmericanaSlow Songs for Hot Days

Sit still, sip something with ice, take in these tunes and songs. It's only May.

Enjoy!

JB

Artist / Name / Album / Label

Lost John and George Pegram with Wayne Johnson & the Brushy Mountain Boys / Arkansas Traveler / Wade 100 45 RPM / Wade
Clyde Lewis / A Talk on the World / Close to Home (Old Time Music from Mike Seeger’s Collection 1952-1967) / Folkways
Georgia Crackers / Waitin’ For The Evenin’ Mail / Hillbilly Wobble / Self
East Texas Serenaders / Ozark Rag / East Texas Serenaders: 1927-1937 / Document

Furry Lewis / Kassie Jones Part 1 – Furry Lewis / People Take Warning! Murder Ballads & Disaster Songs 1913-19 / Tompkins Square
Oscar Ford / Sweetest Girl In Town – Oscar Ford / Georgia Songsters (1926-1930) / Document
Roscoe Holcomb / Swannanoa Mountain / Kentucky Old Time Banjo / Smithsonian Folkways
Ernest and Agnes Joines / 01 Brown Eyes And Brown Hair / Bluegrass 78s and 45s Vol.14 / Rockland 750
Scottdale Stringband / Chinese Breakdown / Okeh 45103 – A / Okeh

Riley Puckett / There’s More Pretty Girls Than One (Part 2) / Country Music Pioneer vol 1 / JSP
The Del McCoury Band / Cyrin’ Heart Blues / The Family / McCoury Music
The Rouse Brothers / 19 Home Brew Rag (Deluxe) / Bluegrass 78s & 45s Vol.13 / Deluxe
Bukka White / High Fever Blues / The Vintage Recordings 1930 – 1940 “Aberdeeen Mississippi Bl / Document
Eck Robertson / Amarillo Waltz / 1922-29 Old Time Texas Fiddler / County

Flatt & Scruggs / Why Did You Wander / 1953 WSM Show / None
Tommy Jarrell / Chilly Winds / The Legacy Of Tommy Jarrell, Vol.4: Pickin’ On Tommy’s Porch / County
Morgan Sexton / Omie Wise / Shady Grove / Appalshop
Jason Skinner / Walk On By / Full Recordings / Self
The Old 78’s / Ricketts Hornpipe – Old Katoone / Old Time Fiddle Rags, Classic And Minstrel Banjo / Old 78’s

Dock Boggs / Prodigal Son / Dock Boggs / Smithsonian Folkways
Coot Grant and ‘Kid’ Wesley Wilson / Have Your Chill, I’ll Be Here When Your Fever Rises (Pm 12317, 2281-2) / The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records, Volume 1 (1917-1927) / Pm 12317, 2281-2
Bad Livers / The National Blues / Hogs On The Highway / Sugar Hill
Adam Tanner & The Dirty Rag Mob / Big Eyed Rabbit / Rare Rags And Stringband Blues / Old 97

Walter Morris / Betsey Brown / Georgia Songsters (1926-1930) / Document
JE Mainer / 05 JE Mainer-Sally Goodin / Galax 1966 Fiddle Contest / None
Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys / 18 You Won’t Be Satisfied That Way / September 1, 1973 Delaware Bluegrass Festival / None
Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys / 16 Pike County Breakdown / September 1, 1973 Delaware Bluegrass Festival / None
George Davis / Death Of The Blue Eagle / Mountain Music Of Kentucky / Smithsonian Folkways
Karl & Harty / When The Atom Bomb Fell / Columbia 36982-A / Columbia
Clark Kessinger / Three O’Clock In The Morning / Old-Time Music With Fiddle & Guitar / Rounder

Slim Ball / When I Get Home / Old Dominion (Galax,VA) 45-774 45 RPM / Old Dominion
Country Gentlemen / Fox on the Run / Live on Mike Seeger’s Grassroots / PBS
the Crow Quill Night Owls / the Ducks yas yas yas / Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams / Visit http://thecrowquillnightowls.bandcamp.com
The Ebony Hillbillies / Dangerous Man / I Thought You Knew / EH Music
John M. Salyer / Fire In The Mountain (Sic) / Old-Time Kentucky Fiddle Tunes / County

Ruddy Gaddis / Uranium Fever / Boppin’ Hillbilly To Red Hot Rockabilly / Proper
Doc Roberts / My Baby Loves Shortenin’ Bread – 1 October 1925 – Edgar Boaz (g) / Commercial Recordings / Berea Archives
Wilmer Watts & His Lonely Eagles / Been on the Job Too Long / 1924-38 Times Ain’t Like They Used to Be / Yazoo
The Mills Brothers / Jungle Fever / Four Boys And A Guitar / Sony
Little Jimmy Dickens / Hillbilly Fever (“Little” Jimmy Dickens) / Boppin’ Hillbilly To Red Hot Rockabilly / Proper
Jimmy O’Bryant’s Famous Original Washboard Band / Charleston Fever (Pm 12312, 2196-2) / The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records, Volume 1 (1917-1927) / Pm 12312, 2196-2

Josh Bearman

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