Box set including B-sides of 78-rpm records from Anthology of American Folk Music. 81 remastered tracks on 4 CDs with a 144-page book, featuring archival...
Box set including B-sides of 78-rpm records from Anthology of American Folk Music. 81 remastered tracks on 4 CDs with a 144-page book, featuring archival images, original artwork by Harry Smith, and essays by John Cohen, Lance Ledbetter, and Eli Smith. Liner notes from 80+ artists, writers, and musicians inspired by Smith's work. Project Timeline, FAQ & a New Yorker feature on the impact of Smith's work.
1. Dick Justice – “One Cold December Day”
2. Nelstone's Hawaiians – “Village School”
3. Clarence Ashley – “Old John Hardy”
4. Coley Jones – “The Elder He’s My Man”
5. Bill & Belle Reed – “You Shall Be Free”
6. Buell Kazee – "The Wagoner's Lad"
7. Buell Kazee – "The Butcher's Boy"
8. Chubby Parker & His Old-Time Banjo – “Down on the Farm”
9. Uncle Eck Dunford – “Angeline, the Baker”
10. Burnett and Rutherford – “All Night Long Blues”
11. Buster Carter and Preston Young – “It Won’t Hurt No More”
12. Carolina Tar Heels – “You Are a Little Too Small”
13. G.B. Grayson – “Rose Conley”
14. Kelly Harrell – “My Wife, She Has Gone and Left Me”
15. Edward L. Crain – “Cowboy’s Home Sweet Home”
16. Kelly Harrell – “Henry Clay Beattie”
17. Carter Family – “Bring Me Back My Blue-Eyed Boy”
18. Williamson Brothers & Curry – “Warfield”
19. Frank Hutchison – “Stackalee”
20. Charlie Poole with the North Carolina Ramblers – “Monkey on a String”
21. Mississippi John Hurt – “Nobody’s Dirty Business”
22. William & Versey Smith – “Everybody Help the Boys Come Home”
23. Carter Family – “I’m Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes”
24. Furry Lewis – “Kassie Jones”
25. The Bentley Boys – “Henhouse Blues”
26. The Masked Marvel – “Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues”
27. Carolina Tar Heels – “Back to Mexico”
28. Uncle Bunt Stephens – “Louisburg Blues”
29. J.W. Day – “Marthis Campbell”
30. Prince Albert Hunt's Texas Ramblers – “Waltz of Roses”
31. Delma Lachney and Blind Uncle Gaspard – “Le Bebe et le Gambleur (The Baby and the Gambler)”
32. Andrew & Jim Baxter – “Forty Drops”
33. A.C “Eck” Robertson and Family – “Amarillo Waltz”
34. Hoyt Ming and His Pep-Steppers – “Old Red”
35. Henry Thomas – “Bull-Doze Blues”
36. Jim Jackson – “I Heard the Voice of a Pork Chop”
37. Columbus Fruge – “Bayou Teche”
38. Joseph Falcon – “Aimer et Perdre (To Love and Lose)”
39. Breaux Freres – “T’As Vole Mon Chapeau (You Have Stolen My Hat)”
40. Cincinnati Jug Band – “George Street Stomp”
41. Frank Cloutier and the Victoria Cafe Orchestra – “Moonshiner's Dance Part Two”
42. Rev. J. M. Gates – “Oh Death Where Is Thy Sting”
43. Rev. J. M. Gates – “Must Be Born Again”
44. Alabama Sacred Harp Singers – “Present Joys”
45. Alabama Sacred Harp Singers – “Rocky Road”
46. Middle Georgia Singing Convention No. 1 – “I Am Going Home”
47. Sister Mary Nelson – “The Royal Telephone”
48. Memphis Sanctified Singers – “The Great Reaping Day”
49. Elders McIntorsh and Edwards – “The Latter Rain Is Fall”
50. Rev. Moses Mason – “Go Wash in the Beautiful Stream”
51. Bascom Lamar Lunsford – “Stepstone”
52. Blind Willie Johnson – “You’re Going to Need Someone on Your Bond”
53. Carter Family – “God Gave Noah the Rainbow Sign”
54. Ernest Phipps & His Holiness Singers – “A Little Talk with Jesus”
55. Rev. F.W. McGee – “Nothing to Do in Hell”
56. Rev. D.C. Rice and His Sanctified Congregation – “He’s Got His Eyes on You”
57. Clarence Ashley – “Dark Holler Blues”
58. Buell Kazee – “Darling Cora”
59. Cannon's Jug Stompers – “Madison Street Rag”
60. E. Segura & D. Herbert – “Far Away from Home Blues”
61. Richard "Rabbit" Brown – “I’m Not Jealous”
62. Dock Boggs – “Down South Blues”
63. Bascom Lamar Lunsford – “Mountain Dew”
64. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest V. Stoneman – “The Road to Washington”
65. Stoneman Family – “Too Late”
66. Memphis Jug Band – “I Packed My Suitcase, Started to the Train”
67. Carter Family – “The Storms Are on the Ocean”
68. Joseph Falcon & Cleoma Breaux – “Fe Fe Ponchaux”
69. Blind Lemon Jefferson – “Shuckin’ Sugar Blues”
70. Sleepy John Estes and Yank Rachell – “Sweet Mama”
71. Ramblin' Thomas – “Ramblin’ Man”
72. Cannon's Jug Stompers – “Riley’s Wagon”
73. Dock Boggs – “Sammie, Where Have You Been So Long”
74. Julius Daniels – “My Mamma Was a Sailor”
75. Blind Lemon Jefferson – “Lemon’s Worried Blues”
76. Blind Lemon Jefferson – “’Lectric Chair Blues”
77. Joseph Falcon & Cleoma Breaux – “Elle M’A Oublie (She Has Forgotten Me)”
78. Uncle Dave Macon – “Rise When the Rooster Crows”
79. Uncle Dave Macon – “I’m the Child to Fight”
80. Mississippi John Hurt – “Blue Harvest Blues”
81. Memphis Jug Band – “Memphis Yo Yo Blues”
82. J.P. Nestor – “Black-Eyed Susie”
83. Ken Manyard – “The Cowboy’s Lament”
84. Henry Thomas – “Texas Worried Blues”
Catalog Number DTD-51
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Label(s) / Partner(s) Dust-to-Digital
Producer(s) John Cohen, April G. Ledbetter, Steven Lance Ledbetter, Eli Smith
Audio Engineer(s) Michael Graves
Designer(s) Barbara Bersche
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