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| 1. Sister Fleeta Mitchell and Rev. Willie Mae Eberhart "Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down" | |||
| 2. Ray Rhodes "Fred Adams" | |||
| 3. Gordon Tanner and Smokey Joe Miller "Billy in the Low Ground" | |||
| 4. Margaret Kimmett "Frankie and Johnnie [Laws 13] / Twenty Froggies Go to School" | |||
| 5. Fidel Martin "Cup of Faith / Beaudoin Quadrille" | |||
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| 1. Silver Light Gospel Singers "Don't You Let Nobody Turn You 'Round" | |||
| 2. Rev. Howard Finster "Medley" | |||
| 3. Sacred Harp Singing Group "Assurance" | |||
| 4. Bonnie Loggins and Mary Lomax "In the Silence of the Midnight" | |||
| 5. Sister Fleeta Mitchell, Rev. Nathaniel Mitchell and Lucy Barnes"Let Me Fly" | |||
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| Disc: 3 | |||
| 1. Cecil Barfield "Georgia Bottleneck Blues" | |||
| 2. Gordon Tanner, Smokey Joe Miller and Uncle John Patterson "Carroll County Blues" | |||
| 3. Brooks Berry and Scrapper Blackwell "Brooks' Blues" | |||
| 4. Neal Patman and Bill Giles "Key to the Highway" | |||
| 5. J. T. Adams "Red River Blues" | |||
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| 1. Dallas Henderson "Lost Indian" | |||
| 2. Ben Entrekin, Uncle John Patterson and James Patterson "Flat Foot Charlie" | |||
| 3. Lawrence Eller and Vaughn Eller "Down the Road" | |||
| 4. Clester Hounchell "Sally, Won't You Have Me, Do Gal Do" | |||
| 5. Coy Martin "Fox Chase" | |||
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Uncut Magazine: ***** [5 stars out of 5]
This set unearths all manner of unknown Americana. Archivists Art and Margo Rosenbaum spent half a century recording obscure artists from the backwoods: parlour tunes, church hymns, slide blues, chain gang songs, Southern gospel and creepy country ballads. Complete with scholarly tome, the result is a riveting document of an all-but-vanished culture. An essential companion piece to Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music.
Product Description
Volume I is a four disc set with a 96 page book that contains essays and annotations by Art and over 100 illustrations and photographs by Art and Margo. Art took a similar approach to Harry Smith in assembling the music: the discs are divided into Blues, Instrumental and Dance, Sacred, and a Survey disc that has a little bit of everything.
This set unearths all manner of unknown Americana. Archivists Art and Margo Rosenbaum spent half a century recording obscure artists from the backwoods: parlour tunes, church hymns, slide blues, chain gang songs, Southern gospel and creepy country ballads. Complete with scholarly tome, the result is a riveting document of an all-but-vanished culture. An essential companion piece to Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music.
Product Description
Volume I is a four disc set with a 96 page book that contains essays and annotations by Art and over 100 illustrations and photographs by Art and Margo. Art took a similar approach to Harry Smith in assembling the music: the discs are divided into Blues, Instrumental and Dance, Sacred, and a Survey disc that has a little bit of everything.
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