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Recorded December 19, 1930 at King Edward Hotel in Jackson, Mississippi
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“She Ain't No Good” by Mississippi Sheiks
Walter Vinson, vocal and guitar - Lonnie Chatman, violin
Recorded December 19, 1930 at King Edward Hotel in Jackson, Mississippi
“Melancholy” by The California Ramblers
(Recorded October 8, 1923 in New York City)
“You Darling You” by The California Ramblers
(Recorded October 8 ,1923 in New York City)
“Frog Tongue Stomp” by Lovie Austin’s Serenaders
Lovie Austin, piano - W.E. Burton, drums - Johnny Dodds, clarinet - Natty Dominique, cornet - Kid Ory, trombone
Recorded circa April 1926 in Chicago, Illinois
Originally released on Paramount 12361 and Broadway 1018 in 1926
Rereleased on Century 3007 in 1946
“Jackass Blues” by Lovie Austin's Serenaders
Lovie Austin, piano - W.E. Burton, drums - Johnny Dodds, clarinet - Natty Dominique, cornet - Kid Ory, trombone
Recorded circa April 1926 in Chicago, Illinois
Originally released on Paramount 12361 and Broadway 1018 in 1926
Rereleased on Century 3007 in 1946
“Kansas City Blues - Part 1 & 2“ by Lonnie Johnson
Lonnie Johnson, guitar - De Loise Searcy, piano
(Recorded December 17, 1927 in Chicago, Illinois)
“Been On The Job Too Long” by Wilmer Watts and the Lonely Eagles
Wilmer Watts, banjo and vocals - Palmer Rhyne, guitar
Recorded October 29, 1929 in New York City
Recorded by Gennett Records, but released on Paramount 3210 and Broadway 8248
This transfer taken from 1977 LP “Oh My Little Darling - Folk Song Types”
“The Gal That Wrecked My Life” by Rodney Sturgis
Rodney Sturgis, vocal - instrumentation unknown (possibly the Andy Kirk band)
(Recorded September 9, 1938 in New York City)
“Willie the Weeper“ by Frankie "Half Pint" Jaxon
Frankie “Half Pint” Jaxon, vocal - Blanche Smith Walton, piano
Recorded July 22, 1927 in Chicago, Illinois - Released on Black Patti 8048
This transfer from 1984 LP “Can't You Wait Till You Get Home”
“Ugly Woman Blues“ by Smokey Joe Whitfield
Teddy Bunn, Guitar - McClure Morris, Trumpet - Ramon La Rue, Piano - Leon Wesley, Sax - Julius Gilmore, Bass
(Recorded September 1945 in Los Angeles, California)
“Cavalleria Rusticana” by Charles D'Almaine (with unknown piano player)
(Unknown recording date and location, c.1901-1910)
“Mollie Rinktum“ by Bill Cox and Cliff Hobbs
Recorded October 19, 1937 New York City
1918 Little Wonder Records logo
Kentucky Home by unknown “Orchestra”
Little Wonder Record No.156 (Recording date unknown - Released in 1915)
Excelsior Phonograph, c. 1905
“Wow!” by The Benson Orchestra Of Chicago
Recorded November 4, 1923 in Chicago, Illinois - Take 4
Released February 8, 1924 on Victor 19239 - Discontinued 1926
“The Farmer's Curst Wife” sung by Horton barker
Recorded by Herbert Halpert, Near Chilhowie, Virginia, April (?), 1939
Issued in 1941 by Library of Congress on 78 album Folk Songs of The United States Album 1: Anglo-American Ballads (AFS L1)