This, That And the Other
Sagebrush
The upcoming music is definitely unique to the United States. The recordings represent a good example of what can be referred to as American Roots music. It is sometimes rather difficult to place different genres of music into specific categories as the multitudes of musical styles typically merge with other styles of music – hillbilly, jugband, jazz, honky tonk, country, blues, bluegrass and rock 'n roll come to mind. Let's not forget about country blues and swing!
The songs I'll be playing were all recorded in the Appalachian area of the United States mainly between the 1920's and 1940's. The regional "flavor" and distinct sound of the tunes, and of course the lyrics are quite unique in nature...
Genre
Folk
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Wednesday 5/17/2023 @ 3:00PM - 4:30PM
| Artist | Song | Album | Label | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whistler & His Jug Band | Jailhouse Blues | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Old Southern Jug Band | Blues, Just Blues That's All | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Kansas City Blues Strummers | String Band Blues | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Old Pal Smokeshop Four | Black Cat Blues | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Leecan and Cooksey | Dirty Guitar Blues | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Dixieland Jug Blowers | Boodle Am Shake | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Big Boy Cleveland | Quill Blues | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Whistler and His Jug Band | The Jug Band Special | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| South Street Trio | Cold Morning Shout | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| The Johnson Boys | Violin Blues | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Blue Boys | Easy Winner | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| Johnson, Nelson and Porkchop | G. Burns is Going to Rise Again | A Richer Tradition (Country Blues And String Music 1923-1942) | ||
| James Cole's String Band | I Got a Gal | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Lonnie Carter and Walter Jacobs | The Jazz Fiddler | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Tennessee Chocolate Drops | Knox County Stomp | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Tommy Bradley | Adam and Eve | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| James Cole's Washboard Four | Runnin' Wild | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Birmingham Jug Band | Givin' it Away | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Mississippi Mud Stumpers | Jackson Stomp | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| King David's Jug Band | Risin's Sun Blues | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Alabama Sheiks | Travelin's Railroad Man Blues | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Coleman and Harper | Old Hen Cackle | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Louie Bluie and Ted Bogan | Ted's Stomp | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Dallas Jamboree Jug Band | Dusting the Frets | A Richer Tradition (Country | ||
| Nashville Washboard Band | Arkansas Traveller | A Richer Tradition (Country |