Tapestry of the Times #16
The lightning-fast fingers of banjo picker Eddie Adcock and The Country Gentlemen, Saint Louis blues from the legendary JD Short, a work-song sung by the inmates of a Texas prison camp, a chant learned in a trance by an Eskimo medicine man, a melody from the mountains of North Sumatra, and much more. Real music, real people, and the stories behind the sounds.
The Country Gentlemen
Album: Country Songs, Old and New
Track: # 7, Turkey Knob
Track: # 1, Roving Gambler
The New Lost City Ramblers
Album: American Moonshine & Prohibition
Track: # 2, Kentucky Bootlegger
J.D. Short
Album: Son House & J.D. Short
Track: # 1, So Much Wine
Joe Hunter
Album: John’s Island, South Carolina: It’s People& Songs
Track: # 9, Have You Ever Been Mistreated
Bill McAdoo
Album: Bill McAdoo Sings with Guitar
Track: # 6, Fare Thee Well
Lucy Stewart
Album: Lucy Stewart: Traditional Singer from Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Vol. 1 - Child Ballads
Track: # 9, The Swan Swims So Bonnie O, The Two Sisters, Child 10
Clyde “Kindy” Sproat
Album: Musics of Hawaii: Anthology of Hawaiian Music, Special Festival Edition
Track: # 9, Latitu
Evaloo – Southampton Island
Album: The Eskimos of Hudson Bay and Alaska
Track: # 7, Before We Came to this Religion
Prisoners at the Ramsey and Retrieve State Farms
Album: Negro Prison Camp Work Songs
Track: # 8, You Got to Hurry
Big Bill Broonzy
Album: Trouble in Mind
Track: # 6, When Will I Get to be Called a Man
Watson, Price, and Howard
Album: The Original Folkways Recordings of Doc Watson and Clarence Ashley
Disc # 1, Track # 24, Daniel Prayed
Doc Watson
Album: The Original Folkways Recordings of Doc Watson and Clarence Ashley
Disc # 1, Track # 2, Sitting on Top of the World
Gondang Hasapi
Album: Music of Indonesia 4: Music of Nias and North Sumatra
Track: # 13, Gondang Si Bunga Jambu
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