Classic African American songsters : from Smithsonian Folkways

Classic African American songsters From Smithsonian Folkways

Music - 2014

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Subjects
African Americans > Music.
Folk songs, English.
Folk music.
Country music.
Ragtime music.
Blues (Music)
Old-time music.
Published
Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways ℗2014.
Language
English
Other Authors
Barry Lee Pearson (-), Jeffrey Place
Item Description
Previously released material.
Physical Description
1 audio disc : digital : 4 3/4 in
  • Bring it on down to my house (Warner Williams with Jay Summerour)
  • Talking blues (Pink Anderson)
  • Nobody's business (John Jackson)
  • Alabama bound (Little Brother Montgomery)
  • Pallet on the floor (Brownie McGhee)
  • Chicken, you can't roost too high for me (Bill Williams)
  • My hula love (Lead Belly)
  • Candy man (Reverend Gary Davis)
  • Going down the road feeling bad (John Cephas and Phil Wiggins)
  • Froggy went a-courting (Peg Leg Sam)
  • Monday morning blues (Mississippi John Hurt)
  • The boys of your Uncle Sam (Pink Anderson)
  • Raise a ruckus tonight` (Brownie McGhee)
  • Reno factory (Marvin Foddrell)
  • Don't let your deal go down (John Jackson)
  • Honeysuckle rose (Warner Williams with Jay Summerour)
  • Bill Bailey (Big Bill Broonzy)
  • When the roses bloom again (Bill Williams)
  • Straighten up and fly right (Peg Leg Sam)
  • Careless love (Snooks Eaglin)
  • They cut down the old pine tree (Martin, Bogan, and Armstrong).

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