1. Bo Carter – "Baby, How Can It Be?”
2. Mississippi Maulers – "My Angeline”
3. McGhee & Welling – “I Wants My Lulu”
4. Norridge Mayhams and His Barbecue Boys – "If I Had My Way”
5. “Dock” Walsh –"We Courted in the Rain”
6. Joseph Falcon –" Poche Town”
7. Davey Miller – "My Pretty Little Indian Napanee”
8. Kalama’s Quartette – "Hapa Haole Hula Girl”
9. Oscar Ford – "Sweetest Girl in Town”
10. Ted Lewis and His Band – "I’m Crazy ’Bout My Baby”
11. Taylor’s Kentucky Boys – "That’s What the Old Bachelor’s Made Out Of”
12. The Southern Serenaders – "Then I’ll Be Happy”
13. Dick Reinhart – “Always Marry Your Lover”
14. Dan Sullivan’s Shamrock String Band – "Johnny, Will You Marry Me?”
15. Eddie South and His Alabamians – "That’s What I Call Keen”
16. Memphis Jug Band – "Insane Crazy Blues”
17. Lottie Kimbrough and Winston Holmes – “Lost Lover Blues”
18. “Banjo Ikey” Robinson and His Bull Fiddle Band –"My Four Reasons”
19. Hayes Shepherd – "Hard for To Love”
20. Henry Thomas – "Don’t Leave Me Here”
21. Uncle Dave Macon – "The Gal That Got Stuck on Everything She Seen Said”
22. Kanui & Lula – "Tomi, Tomi – Stomp”
23. Bernie Cummins and His Hotel New Yorker Orchestra – "Minnie the Mermaid (A Love Song in Fish Time)”
24. Virginia Four – "I’d Feel Much Better”
25. Kid Smith and Family – "Mama You’re a Mess”
26. Harry Roy and His Bat Club Boys – “Pussy”
27. Frankie “Half-Pint” Jaxon – “It’s Heated”
28. George “Shortbuckle” Roark – "I Ain’t a Bit Drunk”
29. Bobbie Leecan’s Need-More Band – "Shortnin’ Bread”
30. Cripple Clarence Lofton – "Strut That Thing”
31. Eddie Peabody – "Tiptoe Through the Tulips”
32. Lonnie Coleman –" Wild About My Loving”
33. Rutherford & Foster –" There’s More Pretty Girls Than One”
34. Fess Williams and His Royal Flush Orchestra – "I’m Feelin’ Devilish”
35. Hartman’s Heartbreakers – "Let Me Play with It”
36. Cliff Edwards – "If You Can’t Land Her on the Old Veranda”
37. Frank Quinn – "Murphy’s Wife”
38. Hawaiian Beach Combers – "Queen of the South Sea Isles”
39. Clyde Evans Band – "How I Got My Gal”
40. Frank Stokes –" Nehi Mama Blues”
41. Burnett & Rutherford –" Curley-Headed Woman”
42. Laura Smith – " I’m Gonna Kill Myself”
43. Asa Martin – "She Ain’t Built That Way”
44. Cliff Edwards – "How Can You Look So Good”
45. Robert Hill – "You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old”
46. Bill Carlisle –"I’m Wearin’ the Britches Now”
47. State Street Boys –"Sweet to Mama”
48. Dallas String Band – "I Used to Call Her Baby”
49. “Doc” Cook and His 14 Doctors of Syncopation –" I Got Worry (Love Is On My Mind)”
50. The Carolina Buddies – "He Went in Like a Lion (But Came Out Like a Lamb)”
51. Hazel Scherf –"Married Girls Troubles”
52. Cab Calloway and His Orchestra –"Some of These Days”
53. The Georgia Browns – "Who Stole De Lock?”
54. Joe Linthcome – "Pretty Mama Blues”
55. Callahan Brothers – "I Want to Ask the Stars”
56. Bertha “Chippie” Hill – “Some Cold Rainy Day”
57. Blind Lemon Jefferson – "Corinna Blues”
58. Mississippi John Hurt – "Big Leg Blues”
59. Crowder Brothers –"I Don’t Let the Girls Worry My Mind”
60. Broadway Bellhops –" Wimmin-Aaah!”
61. Mississippi Sheiks – "The World Is Going Wrong”
62. Lowe Stokes & His North Georgians – "Left All Alone Again Blues”
63. Al Trent and His Orchestra – "After You’ve Gone”
64. Fiddlin’ John Carson & His Virginia Reelers – "It’s a Shame to Whip Your Wife on Sunday”
65. Mississippi Matilda – "Hard Working Woman”
66. Macon Ed & Tampa Joe – "Worrying Blues”

Catalog Number DTD-16

Release Date October 26, 2010

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Recording Era(s)

["1920s","1930s"]

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Label(s) / Partner(s) Dust-to-Digital

Producer(s) John Heneghan, Steven Lance Ledbetter

Audio Engineer(s) Steven Lance Ledbetter

Designer(s) Susan Archie

Writer(s)