Music Review: Johnny Cash - Johnny Cash Bootleg Volume 3 - Live Around The World
Oct 9, 2011, 5:10pm
Music @ Blogcritics.org
Music @ Blogcritics.orgAn honest overview of Cash's performance history from 1956 to 1979.
Artist: The Carter Family
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Photo courtesy of National Archives and Records AdministrationAt least we got some rain this year. You load 16 tons, whaddya get? Well, you'd be lucky to get a coal mining job these days. Okay,
On this day in country music history - July 14, 1973 - Phil Everly threw a dang old fit, smashing his guitar after performing the song, "('Till) I Kissed You" and walking off the stage, effecti
The world is ending today. In fact, it might end before I get to post this, or before you get to download these five songs. It's the day of Rapture. And we tend to get a lot of those these days. Yesterday Any Minor Dude said to me: "You can't predict the end of the world." Like the pedantic shit that I am, I reponded: "Oh, you can predict. You can always make a prediction, but most likely you'll be wrong if you try and predict the last day of the world." So whichever crazy cult said the world would [...]
Easter is coming, so it seems righteous to post the first in a series of great Christian music that, I hope, will lift the spirits of the believer, and make those who don't believe wish they would, if even for the duration of a song. This mix comprises gospel, soul, blues, funk and country, stretching from the late 1920s to the early 1970s. Some of the featured artists will be better known in other genres, some of them got their start in gospel music. Among them is Sly Stone , who as Sylvester Stewart was a child [...]
In this instalment of Murder Songs, we look at three real-life characters, from the 1890s, 1930s and 1950s. * * * Woody Guthrie - Pretty Boy Floyd (1940).mp3 Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy" Floyd was a real-life criminal who came a cropper at the hands of law enforcement officers in 1934, at the age of 30. Wikipedia tells his story in some detail, including murders he might have committed or not. His fame rested with [...]
After the first instalment of the country history series, it was suggested that I should have at least two compilations for each article. When I floated the idea on this blog's Facebook page, a number of people approved of the idea. So, just to mess up the sequence of posts, here's a second disc for the Pioneer Years – 1920s selection. ... In the first part of the history, we noted the first ever country recording: Sally Gooden by Eck Robertson [...]
The second article in the history of country music covered the trends and artists of the depression and pre-war years, 1930-41. Here we'll look at some of the songs of the era. The photo on the cover comes from a superb series of colour photos from the US in the 1930s and '40s . * * * Rock 'n' roll grew out of R&B and various shades of country, especially rockabilly, a sub-genre [...]
The titles of posts in this series may be a bit confusing. They will refer to the timespan covered in the mixes. But this post looks at the era from about 1930 to about 1941. The next post will include the 1937-41 mix, but the text will be a sidebar to this article, also referring to 1930-41. I hope that nakes sense... Record sales collapsed dramatically with the Depression, with sales dropping from 104 million in 1927 to just 6 million in 1932. Some records still sold prodigiously, [...]
This is the first of a series in probably nine parts, aimed at providing a brief history of country music (all accompanied by an appropriate CD-sized mix). I hope it will not only inform those who have an interest in the genre, but also persuade those who resist becoming acquainted with country music to give it a chance, perhaps weakening resistance and preconceived notions which might be reduced to the stereoptypes of Confederation flags and the jargons of Hicksville. Of course it is very possible to dislike the sound of the steel guitar, the banjo, the fiddle or the yodel. [...]
Filed under: Exclusive , Spinner Interview , Country When Rosanne Cash was 18, her father Johnny Cash gave her a hand-written list entitled '100 Essential Country Songs.' Rosanne was a budding songwriter and dad was alarmed that his Beatles -obsessed daughter lacked a deep understanding of country music. He compiled the list and told her to learn every song. In the fall of 2009, Rosanne Cash released 'The List,' an album covering some of the tunes Johnny Cash recommended that day, [...]
We can all understand the importance of self-reliance, but how we express the need to take care of ourselves can sometimes be a little baffling to those unfamiliar with a particular idiom. A good example is an expression that's been around for many generations, one that has become so firmly entrenched that it has even generated a number of songs with varying lyrics but the same title - "Root Hog, Or Die." It's easy enough to understand the connection if you realize that hogs are survivalists of the first order. Their keen sense of smell, along [...]
Champion Jack Dupree - Stack O'Lee ( buy ) (1958) The bad man is another recurrent hero of black ballads, and an object of fascination and fear (see the Railroad Bill discussion) . The bad man survived the blues era and can be found in rap and of course, reggae. Last week I saw "The Harder They Come" (with the famous and excellent soundtrack), a great "bad man" story. The archetypal bad man is, of course, Stagger Lee (or Stack'O Lee), a St Louis (or, [...]
It's an understatement to say Carlene Carter comes from a musical family. She's the daughter of June Carter Cash and Carl Smith, the step-daughter of Johnny Cash, the granddaughter of Maybelle Carter, and the ex-wife of Nick Lowe. Here she is singing an old Carter Family tune, which she modernized for her 1980 album, Musical Shapes . (I only wish she'd kept the yodeling.) The Carter Family version is included for comparison purposes. Carlene Carter – Foggy Mountain Top ( buy ) The Carter [...]
The folk song Knoxville Girl was made famous by the Louvin Brothers in their opus "Tragic Songs of Life," but was merely a tradition of several hundred years of folk tales, street songs, and eventually folk songs. Recorded first in the United States by the Carter Family (that I know of), Knoxville Girl is the story of a man that kills his girlfriend/acquaintance in a fit of passion. The song is usually not very explicit, but through the various bluegrass renditions and into the country/alt-country renditions it becomes much darker and detailed. Nick [...]
Sam Mc Gee - Railroad Blues ( buy ) (1928) My discography of roots music is expanding week by week. Recent additions include this great compilation from Frémeaux & Associés , an excellent French label devoted to traditional music and audio books. They've got a huge collection of blues, country, early jazz and world music compilations with liner notes in French and English. This double Cd is a good introduction to prewar country music. Every subgenre is featured, from old Appalachian folk (a lot of songs in common with [...]
11 country songs for "Occupy MN"
Oct 6, 2011, 11:04am
City Pages - Gimme Noise
City Pages - Gimme NoiseTop 10 sibling acts in country music history
Jul 14, 2011, 12:13pm City Pages - Gimme Noise
City Pages - Gimme NoiseCaught up in the rapture
May 20, 2011, 7:15pm
Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
The world is ending today. In fact, it might end before I get to post this, or before you get to download these five songs. It's the day of Rapture. And we tend to get a lot of those these days. Yesterday Any Minor Dude said to me: "You can't predict the end of the world." Like the pedantic shit that I am, I reponded: "Oh, you can predict. You can always make a prediction, but most likely you'll be wrong if you try and predict the last day of the world." So whichever crazy cult said the world would [...]
Saved! Vol. 1
Apr 19, 2011, 7:12pm Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
Easter is coming, so it seems righteous to post the first in a series of great Christian music that, I hope, will lift the spirits of the believer, and make those who don't believe wish they would, if even for the duration of a song. This mix comprises gospel, soul, blues, funk and country, stretching from the late 1920s to the early 1970s. Some of the featured artists will be better known in other genres, some of them got their start in gospel music. Among them is Sly Stone , who as Sylvester Stewart was a child [...]
Murder Songs Vol. 5
Nov 17, 2010, 6:12pm Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
In this instalment of Murder Songs, we look at three real-life characters, from the 1890s, 1930s and 1950s. * * * Woody Guthrie - Pretty Boy Floyd (1940).mp3 Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy" Floyd was a real-life criminal who came a cropper at the hands of law enforcement officers in 1934, at the age of 30. Wikipedia tells his story in some detail, including murders he might have committed or not. His fame rested with [...]
Live Collection: Wilco
Oct 14, 2010, 3:00pm
Cover Me
Cover MeWilco's long list of covers helps illustrate the band's changing sound through the years.
A History of Country: Pioneer Years – 1920s: Part 2
Aug 24, 2010, 12:23am Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
After the first instalment of the country history series, it was suggested that I should have at least two compilations for each article. When I floated the idea on this blog's Facebook page, a number of people approved of the idea. So, just to mess up the sequence of posts, here's a second disc for the Pioneer Years – 1920s selection. ... In the first part of the history, we noted the first ever country recording: Sally Gooden by Eck Robertson [...]
A History of Country Vol. 3: Pre-war years – 1937-41
Aug 18, 2010, 6:04pm Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
The second article in the history of country music covered the trends and artists of the depression and pre-war years, 1930-41. Here we'll look at some of the songs of the era. The photo on the cover comes from a superb series of colour photos from the US in the 1930s and '40s . * * * Rock 'n' roll grew out of R&B and various shades of country, especially rockabilly, a sub-genre [...]
A History of Country Vol. 2: Depression Years – 1930-36
Aug 11, 2010, 6:39pm Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
The titles of posts in this series may be a bit confusing. They will refer to the timespan covered in the mixes. But this post looks at the era from about 1930 to about 1941. The next post will include the 1937-41 mix, but the text will be a sidebar to this article, also referring to 1930-41. I hope that nakes sense... Record sales collapsed dramatically with the Depression, with sales dropping from 104 million in 1927 to just 6 million in 1932. Some records still sold prodigiously, [...]
A History of Country Vol. 1: Pioneer Years – 1920s
Jul 29, 2010, 12:48am Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
Any Major Dude With Half A Heart
This is the first of a series in probably nine parts, aimed at providing a brief history of country music (all accompanied by an appropriate CD-sized mix). I hope it will not only inform those who have an interest in the genre, but also persuade those who resist becoming acquainted with country music to give it a chance, perhaps weakening resistance and preconceived notions which might be reduced to the stereoptypes of Confederation flags and the jargons of Hicksville. Of course it is very possible to dislike the sound of the steel guitar, the banjo, the fiddle or the yodel. [...]
I’ll Dance and I’ll Sing and My Heart Will Be Gay
Jun 7, 2010, 1:25pm
Cold Splinters
Cold SplintersFrom Mel Bay's Songs Of The Great Outdoors: Favorite Songs for Camping, Hiking, Boating, Biking, Backpacking and Skiing MP3: Carter Family - Wildwood Flower
Artist: The Carter Family Title: Wildwood Flower Link Text: MP3: Carter Family - Wildwood Flower File Name: 1-26-Wildwood-Flower.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Year: 2003
1930s Playlist (Good Morning)
Mar 22, 2010, 10:15am
Pretty Goes with Pretty
Pretty Goes with PrettyYesterday morning was lovely. One of those Sunday mornings where you wake up and the sun is out and the light in the house is perfect and there's nothing else going on. The Sunday paper was waiting on the driveway, coffee brewed, and the baby was happy. We sat an enjoyed the morning for many hours, listening to a playlist I'd made that was solely comprised of music from the 1930s and 40s, which only added to how pleasant everything felt. Here's a taste of it--ten songs from the 1930s. In my house music from the 30s means mostly country [...]
- Oraison » 1-02-oraison.mp3
- Bill Monroe - What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul
- Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers - When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)
- Coon Creek Girls - Sowing on the Mountain
- Django Reinhardt - The Sunshine Of Your Smile
- Frehel - Du gris
- Jean Sablon - J'attendrai
- Jimmie Rodgers - Blue Yodel No. 9 (Standin' on the Corner)
- Patsy Montana - I Wanna Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart
- The Carter Family - Blackjack David
Link Text: Oraison File Name: 1-02-oraison.mp3
Artist: Bill Monroe Title: What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul Link Text: What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul File Name: 3-67-what-would-you-give-in-ex change-for-your-soul.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 1936
Artist: Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers Title: When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) Link Text: When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) File Name: 162-when-youre-smiling-the-who le-world-smiles-with-you.mp3 Bitrate: 160 kbps Year: 1938
Artist: Coon Creek Girls Title: Sowing on the Mountain Link Text: Sowing on the Mountain File Name: 8-182-sowing-on-the-mountain.m p3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 1938
Artist: Django Reinhardt Title: The Sunshine Of Your Smile Link Text: The Sunshine of Your Smile File Name: 09-the-sunshine-of-your-smile. mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 1935
Artist: Frehel Title: Du gris Link Text: Du gris File Name: 05-du-gris.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Year: 1931
Artist: Jean Sablon Title: J'attendrai Link Text: J'attendrai File Name: 14-jattendrai.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Year: 1939
Artist: Jimmie Rodgers Title: Blue Yodel No. 9 (Standin' on the Corner) Link Text: Blue Yodel No. 9 (Standin' on the Corner) File Name: 20-495-blue-yodel-no.-9-standi n-on-the-corner.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 1930
Artist: Patsy Montana Title: I Wanna Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart Link Text: I Wanna Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart File Name: 2-31-i-wanna-be-a-cowboys-swee theart-1.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 1935
Artist: The Carter Family Title: Blackjack David Link Text: Blackjack David File Name: 1-03-blackjack-david.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 1934
JTE originals
Mar 19, 2010, 8:00am
Rockstar Aimz
Rockstar Aimzhttp://www.cbc.ca/q/I've been on a classic country kick since I saw Justin Townes Earle in concert two weeks ago. Here are the original tracks of the songs that he covered. Mance Lipscomb - So Different Blues.mp3 Buy (e-music): Texas Blues Guitar (1994) I can't find when this was originally recorded, but I am going to guess the early 1960s. Lightnin' Hopkins - My Starter Won't Start This Morning.mp3 [...]
- Buck Owens - Close Up the Honky Tonks
- Lightnin Hopkins - My Starter Won't Start This Morning
- Mance Lipscomb - So Different Blues
- The Carter Family - Gold Watch and Chain
- The Replacements - Can't Hardly Wait [Alternate Version][#][*]
Artist: Buck Owens Title: Close Up the Honky Tonks Link Text: Close Up the Honky Tonks.mp3 File Name: Buck Owens - 2 - Close Up the Honky Tonks.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 1964
Artist: Lightnin Hopkins Title: My Starter Won't Start This Morning Link Text: My Starter Won't Start This Morning.mp3 File Name: Lightnin Hopkins - 9 - My Starter Won't Start This Morning.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps
Artist: Mance Lipscomb Title: So Different Blues Link Text: So Different Blues.mp3 File Name: Mance Lipscomb - 11 - So Different Blues.mp3 Year: 1994
Artist: The Carter Family Title: Gold Watch and Chain Link Text: Gold Watch and Chain.mp3 File Name: The Carter Family - 4 - Gold Watch And Chain.mp3 Bitrate: 137 kbps Year: 2000
Artist: The Replacements Title: Can't Hardly Wait [Alternate Version][#][*] Link Text: Can't Hardly Wait (alternate version).mp3 File Name: The Replacements - 21 - Can't Hardly Wait [Alternate Version][#][-].mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Year: 2008
Rosanne Cash on Johnny Cash, Country Covers and Supergroups
Feb 5, 2010, 7:30am
Spinner.com
Spinner.com
Filed under: Exclusive , Spinner Interview , Country When Rosanne Cash was 18, her father Johnny Cash gave her a hand-written list entitled '100 Essential Country Songs.' Rosanne was a budding songwriter and dad was alarmed that his Beatles -obsessed daughter lacked a deep understanding of country music. He compiled the list and told her to learn every song. In the fall of 2009, Rosanne Cash released 'The List,' an album covering some of the tunes Johnny Cash recommended that day, [...]
A Porcine Song With A Message
Jul 20, 2009, 1:24pm
Geezer Music Club
Geezer Music Club
We can all understand the importance of self-reliance, but how we express the need to take care of ourselves can sometimes be a little baffling to those unfamiliar with a particular idiom. A good example is an expression that's been around for many generations, one that has become so firmly entrenched that it has even generated a number of songs with varying lyrics but the same title - "Root Hog, Or Die." It's easy enough to understand the connection if you realize that hogs are survivalists of the first order. Their keen sense of smell, along [...]
Artist: Chet Atkins/Carters Title: Root, Hog or Die Link Text: 1949 version File Name: Chet Atkins-Carters - Root, Hog or Die.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Year: 2007
Black ballads (4) : Bad Men, from Stack'O Lee to John Hardy
Jul 20, 2009, 6:30am
River's Invitation
River's Invitation
Champion Jack Dupree - Stack O'Lee ( buy ) (1958) The bad man is another recurrent hero of black ballads, and an object of fascination and fear (see the Railroad Bill discussion) . The bad man survived the blues era and can be found in rap and of course, reggae. Last week I saw "The Harder They Come" (with the famous and excellent soundtrack), a great "bad man" story. The archetypal bad man is, of course, Stagger Lee (or Stack'O Lee), a St Louis (or, [...]
- Carter Family - John Hardy
- Champion Jack Dupree - Stack-O-Lee
- Leadbelly - Duncan and Brady
- Willie Walker - Dupree Blues
Artist: Carter Family Title: John Hardy Link Text: The Carter Family - John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man File Name: 20 - John Hardy.mp3 Bitrate: 160 kbps Year: 2001
Artist: Champion Jack Dupree Title: Stack-O-Lee Link Text: Champion Jack Dupree - Stack O'Lee File Name: 10 Stack-O-Lee.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 1958
Artist: Leadbelly Title: Duncan and Brady Link Text: Leadbelly - Duncan and Brady File Name: 04 Duncan and Brady.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 2007
Artist: Willie Walker Title: Dupree Blues Link Text: Willie Walker - Dupree Blues File Name: 02 Dupree Blues.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 2007
Carlene Carter
Jul 17, 2009, 9:51pm
Groover's Paradise
Groover's Paradise
It's an understatement to say Carlene Carter comes from a musical family. She's the daughter of June Carter Cash and Carl Smith, the step-daughter of Johnny Cash, the granddaughter of Maybelle Carter, and the ex-wife of Nick Lowe. Here she is singing an old Carter Family tune, which she modernized for her 1980 album, Musical Shapes . (I only wish she'd kept the yodeling.) The Carter Family version is included for comparison purposes. Carlene Carter – Foggy Mountain Top ( buy ) The Carter [...]
Artist: Carlene Carter Title: Foggy Mountain Top Link Text: Carlene Carter - Foggy Mountain Top File Name: Carlene-Foggy Mtn Top.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps
Artist: The Carter Family Title: Foggy Mountain Top Link Text: The Carter Family - Foggy Mountain Top File Name: Carter Fam-Foggy Mtn Top.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps
The Berkshire Tragedy, aka - Knoxville Girl
Jul 11, 2009, 11:17am
tangelO
tangelO
The folk song Knoxville Girl was made famous by the Louvin Brothers in their opus "Tragic Songs of Life," but was merely a tradition of several hundred years of folk tales, street songs, and eventually folk songs. Recorded first in the United States by the Carter Family (that I know of), Knoxville Girl is the story of a man that kills his girlfriend/acquaintance in a fit of passion. The song is usually not very explicit, but through the various bluegrass renditions and into the country/alt-country renditions it becomes much darker and detailed. Nick [...]
- Elvis Costello - Knoxville Girl » Elvis Costello - Knoxville Girl.mp3
- Blue Sky Boys - Story Of The Knoxville Girl
- BR5-49 - Knoxville Girl
- Chris Thile & Michael Daves - Knoxville Girl
- Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys - Knoxville Girl
- Jimmy Martin - Knoxville Girle
- Louvin Brothers (Ira & Charlie) - Knoxville Girl (1956)
- Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Knoxville Girl
- Roger Alan Wade - Knoxville Girl
- The Carter Family - Never Let The Devil Get The Upper Hand Of You
- The Fox Hunt - KnoXVIlle Girl
- The Handsome Family - Knoxville Girl
- The Lemonheads - Knoxville Girl
- The Outlaws - Knoxville Girl
Link Text: Elvis Costello - Knoxville Girl File Name: Elvis Costello - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 192 kbps
Artist: Blue Sky Boys Title: Story Of The Knoxville Girl Link Text: The Blue Sky Boys - Story of the Knoxville Girl File Name: Blue Sky Boys - Story Of The Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 99 kbps Year: 2003
Artist: BR5-49 Title: Knoxville Girl Link Text: BR5-49 - Knoxville Girl File Name: BR5-49 - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 142 kbps Year: 1996
Artist: Chris Thile & Michael Daves Title: Knoxville Girl Link Text: Chris Thile Michael Daves - Knoxville Girl File Name: Chris Thile and Michael Daves - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 120 kbps Year: 2007
Artist: Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys Title: Knoxville Girl Link Text: Jim Jesse and The Virginia Boys - Knoxville Girl File Name: Jim and Jesse and the Virginia Boys - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 157 kbps Year: 1975
Artist: Jimmy Martin Title: Knoxville Girle Link Text: Jimmy Martin - Knoxville Girl File Name: Jimmy Martin - Knoxville Girle.mp3 Bitrate: 156 kbps Year: 1988
Artist: Louvin Brothers (Ira & Charlie) Title: Knoxville Girl (1956) Link Text: The Louvin Brothers - Knoxville Girl File Name: Louvin Brothers - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 83 kbps Year: 3
Artist: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Title: Knoxville Girl Link Text: Nick Cave The Bad Seeds - Knoxville Girl File Name: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 133 kbps Year: 2002
Artist: Roger Alan Wade Title: Knoxville Girl Link Text: Roger Alan Wade - Knoxville Girl File Name: Roger Alan Wade - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 138 kbps Year: 2005
Artist: The Carter Family Title: Never Let The Devil Get The Upper Hand Of You Link Text: The Carter Family - Never Let the Devil Get the Upper Hand of You File Name: The Carter Family - Never Let The Devil Get The Upper Hand Of You.mp3 Bitrate: 105 kbps
Artist: The Fox Hunt Title: KnoXVIlle Girl Link Text: The Fox Hunt - Knoxville Girl File Name: The Fox Hunt - KnoXVIlle Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 153 kbps Year: 2009
Artist: The Handsome Family Title: Knoxville Girl Link Text: The Handsome Family - Knoxville Girl File Name: The Handsome Family - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 144 kbps Year: 2002
Artist: The Lemonheads Title: Knoxville Girl Link Text: The Lemonheads - Knoxville Girl File Name: The Lemonheads - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 160 kbps Year: 1996
Artist: The Outlaws Title: Knoxville Girl Link Text: The Outlaws - Knoxville Girl File Name: The Outlaws - Knoxville Girl.mp3 Bitrate: 159 kbps Year: 1996
Discography : Country 1927-42 (Fremeaux & Associes)
Jun 2, 2009, 5:07am River's Invitation
River's Invitation
Sam Mc Gee - Railroad Blues ( buy ) (1928) My discography of roots music is expanding week by week. Recent additions include this great compilation from Frémeaux & Associés , an excellent French label devoted to traditional music and audio books. They've got a huge collection of blues, country, early jazz and world music compilations with liner notes in French and English. This double Cd is a good introduction to prewar country music. Every subgenre is featured, from old Appalachian folk (a lot of songs in common with [...]
Artist: Carter Family Title: Wildwood Flower Link Text: Carter Family - Wildwood Flower File Name: 14 Wildwood Flower.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 1994
Artist: Sam Mc Gee Title: Railroad Blues Link Text: Sam Mc Gee - Railroad Blues File Name: 01 Railroad Blues.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 1994
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