Hear the Roar
On this round of the Time Again Radio Show, we are keeping on with this month’s theme of Women through Music! We feature some of the most talented musicians to grace the stage spanning genres and generations!
Show archive
Playlist
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Old Scratch Sallies, “De Aquella Crena”
from Jalopy Records 7" Series: Old Scratch Sallies - EP
Jalopy Records - 2018
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Sippie Wallace, “Parlor Social de Luxe”
from Sippie Wallace Vol. 1 (1923-1925)
Document Records - 1995
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Ruby Glaze, “Lonesome Day Blues”
from I Can't Be Satisfied: Early American Blues Singers, Vol. 1 - Country
Yazoo - 2006
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Geeshie Wiley, “Last Kind Word Blues”
from The Best There Ever Was: The Legendary Early Blues Performers
Shanachie - 2005
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Margaret Berry, “She Moves Through the Fair”
from The Alan Lomax Collection from the American Folklife Center
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
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Alberta Hunter & Alex Hill, “Nobody Knows the Way I Feel This Morning”
from Really The Blues?
West Hill Radio Archives
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Lillian Miller, “Dead Drunk Blues”
from I Can't Be Satisfied: Early American Women Blues Singers - Town & Country, Vol. 2
Yazoo
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Irene Scruggs, “Itching Heel (feat. Blind Blake)”
from Rough Guide to Blues Women
World Music Network
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Elizabeth Johnson, “Be My Kid Blues”
from I Can't Be Satisfied: Early American Blues Singers, Vol. 1 - Country
Yazoo - 2006
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Blind Mamie Forehand, “Honey In the Rock”
from When the Sun Goes Down, Vol. 11: Sacred Roots of the Blues
RCA Bluebird
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Aunt Molly Jackson, “Ragged Hungry Blues (Pt.1)”
from Power To The People - Protest Songs
Master Classics Records - 2008
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Elvie Thomas, “Motherless Child Blues”
from American Primitive, Vol. II - Pre-War Revenants
Revenant - 2005
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Jennie Clayton, “State of Tennessee Blues”
from I Can't Be Satisfied: Early American Blues Singers, Vol. 1 - Country
Yazoo - 2006
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Mattie May Thomas, “Big Mac From Macamere”
from Field Recordings, Vol. 8: Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi (1934-1947)
Document Records - 2005
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Edith North Johnson & Henry Brown, “Little Drops of Water”
from Classic Piano Blues from Smithsonian Folkways
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 2008
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Arizona Dranes, “Lamb's Blood Has Washed Me Clean”
from Arizona Dranes (1926-1929)
Document Records - 1993
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Hatie Hart and the Memphis Jug Band, “Cocaine Habit Blues”
from The Rough Guide to Blues Women
World Music Network
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Judy Collins, “Wild Mountain Thyme”
from A Maid of Constant Sorrow
Marathon Media International Ltd. - 1961
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