Various Artists A Survey Of Rural Music Of The Southeastern United States

Format: Pre-Owned Vinyl LP

Notes On Vinyl Condition: Album has been washed and deemed to be in VG+ condition or better. Please purchase with confidence.

Notes On Cover Condition: Normal shelf wear. 1974 Release. Field Recording.

1. Tom (J.T.) Chesser– Hollerin’
2. Jimmy Riddle– Eephing
3. Almeda Riddle– House Carpenter
4. Dorothy Melton– The Day Is Passed And Gone
5. Annie May Jefferson & Ozella Jones– Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child
6. Group Of Negro Children– My Soul Is A Witness
7. Middle Georgia Singing Convention No. 1– Bells Of Love
8. Old Regular Baptist Church, Jeff, KY– Amazing Grace
9. Ed Young , Lonnie Young , G.D. Young– Jim And John Had A Race
10. Joe Patterson – Fox Chase
11. Dan Smith – Fox Chase
12. Dan Smith – Blowing In A Bottle
13. Alfred Lewis– Mississippi Swamp Moan
14. Eli Owens– Ida Red / Sally Goodin
15. Lucius Smith– Soon In The Morning, Babe
16. Clarence Ashley– Little Sadie
17. A.C. (Eck) Robertson– Sallie Gooden
18. Raymond Melton– Arkansas Traveller
19. Virgil Cravens– Mississippi Sawyer
20. Kilby Snow– Flopeared Mule
21. Sam McGee– Buck Dancer’s Choice
22. Dennis McGee And S.D. Courville– Mon Chere Bebe Creole (My Creole Sweet Mama)
23. Da Costa Woltz’s Southern Broadcasters– Take Me Back To The Sweet Sunny South
24. Tarter & Gay– Brownie Blues
25. The Blue Boys– Memphis Stomp
26. Uncle Dave Macon & His Fruit Jar Drinkers– Jordan Is A Hard Road To Travel
27. Fiddlin’ John Carson And Moonshine Kate– John Makes Good Likker, Part 3
28. Memphis Jug Band– K.C. Moan
29. The Carter Family– I Never Will Marry
30. Jimmie Rodgers– Never No Mo’ Blues
31. Roy Acuff– Precious Jewel
32. Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys– Take Me Back To Tulsa
33. Hank Williams– Honky Tonk Blues
34. Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys– I’m Going Back To Old Kentucky
35. Baby Face Leroy Trio– Rolling And Tumbling
36. Willie Mae Thornton– Hound Dog
37. The Staples Singers– I’m Coming Home
38. Dolly Parton– In The Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)
39. Jerry Reed– Lord Mr. Ford