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Thursday, April 21, 2011
VA ~ High Atmosphere: Ballads & Banjo Tunes from Virginia and North Carolina, collected by John Cohen in 1965 [Rounder, 1995] 320/FLAC
01. Remember and Do Pray for Me Lloyd Chandler 1:22
02. The Silk Merchant's Daughter Dellie Norton 1:55
03. Rambling Hobo Gaither Carlton 1:41
04. Apple, Blossom Gaither Carlton :50
05. Pretty Crowing Chicken Frank Proffitt 3:44
06. Forkey Deer Sidna Myers 2:03
07. Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down Frank Proffitt 1:49
08. Cumberland Gap George Landers 1:59
09. Rolling Mills Are Burning Down George Lander 3:03
10. Half Shaved Wade Ward 2:09
11. Shady Grove Wade Ward 1:18
12. Old Joe Clark Wade Ward 1:27
13. Nitches over the Hill Wade Ward 1:02
14. Twin Sisters Myers Sidna :56
15. Fortune Fred Cockerham 1:38
16. Little Satchel Fred Cockerham 3:36
17. Barker's Creek George Landers 2:36
18 Young Emily Dellie Norton 2:05
19. Early, Early in the Spring Dellie Norton 2:03
20. Warfare Ball, Estil C. 3:18
21. Pretty Polly Ball, Estil C. 3:15
22. The Fox Ball, Estil C. 2:56
23.. A Conversation With Death Lloyd Chandler 4:08
24. I Wish My Baby Was Born Dillard Chandler 1:01
25. The Carolina Lady Dillard Chandler 4:24
26. The Scotland Man George Landers 3:37
27. Alabama Girls Sidna Myers 1:26
28. No Place Like Home George Landers 2:05
29. June Apple Fred Cockerham 2:36
30. Frankie Baker Fred Cockerham 1:20
31. Jennie Jenkins Orna Ball, E.C. Ball 2:24
32. Little Sadie Gaither Carlton :58
33. Cumberland Gap Frank Proffitt 1:24
Thursday, March 3, 2011
VA ~ Hollerin' [Rounder, 1976]




RR 0071
A1. Leonard Emanuel - Old-timey Holler/Ditty 2:17
A2. Leonard Emanuel - Old Georgie Buck 1:28
A3. Leonard Emanuel - The Whale Swallowed Jonah 2:19
A4. H.H. Oliver - Distress Holler/Getting Up Holler/How Dry I Am/Amazing Grace 2:30
A5. H.H. Oliver - Rafting Logs Down Neuse River 3:45
A6. H.H. Oliver - Hollerin' on the Way to See a Girl/Lulu's My Darling/Calling Cows, Mules, Hogs 2:15
A7. Paul Parker - Calling for Water/Getting Up Holler/Calling Dogs/Calling Cows 3:09
A8. Leonard Emanuel - Blow the Horn Blow 2:40
A9. Leonard Emanuel - Freckle-faced Liza Jane/I Wish I Was Single Again 3:54
A10. Leonard Emanuel - Hoot Owl Fight/Mocking a Fox/A Cornered 'Coon 1:02
A11. Leonard Emanuel - Field Call And Answer/Distress Call/Calling Hogs, Cows and Dogs 2:19
A12. Leonard Emanuel - The Great Judgement Morning/Ditty 3:10
B1. O.B. Jackson - Shortnin' Bread/Old-timey Hollers/Calling Cows 2:22
B2. O.B. Jackson - Lonesome Valley/Distress Holler 2:05
B3. O.B. Jackson - Santa Claus Is Coming to Town/Big Fat Turkey/Happy Birthday to You 1:58
B4. Dewey Jackson O.B. Calls Dewey/Turpentine Woods Holler/What A Friend We Have In Jesus/Cows in the Corn 3:35
B5. O.B. & Dewey Jackson - I Shall Not Be Moved/The Old Grey Goose 1:14
B6. Dan McLamb & His 3-Legged Dog Percy - Holler 0:40
B7. Paula Brown - Farm Hollers 1:49
B8. Bert Brown - Calling Dogs 0:31
B9. Floyd Lee - Old-time Hollers 3:18
B10. Floyd Lee - Lulu's My Darling/Hollerin' In An Automobile 1:34
B11. Floyd Lee - Distress Holler/Stopping A Rabbit with a Holler/Old-timey Holler 3:24
B12. Henry Parsons - Rolling Waters Holler/Quit That Tickling Me/Sheltered In The Arms of God 4:04
recorded by Bill Nowlin & Bill Phillips [1975] & Mark Wilson [1976]
Recorded in 1975 and 1976 in Spivey's Corner, North Carolina, home of the annual National Hollerin' Contest, Hollerin' is folk music at its most basic. A practice born of the need to communicate over distance, Hollerin' has developed into a distinctive, stylized folk art. Hear the masters of Hollerin' in their natural element. Lots of fun to play loud & on repeat until something extraordinarily violent happens. Nonbelievers need only peep the recently unearthed clip below. youngster smiles with hogs in the background at 9:20 :) 320 thx to the originilluminators
Saturday, October 16, 2010
VA ~ Music From the Lost Provinces: Old-Time String Bands from Ashe County, North Carolina & Vicinity, 1927-31 [Old Hat, 1997]

01. Train 45 - Grayson & Whitter
02. Nine Pound Hammer - Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
03. Last Gold Dollar ~ Ephraim Woodie & The Henpecked Husbands
04. Ground Hog - Jack Reedy & His Walker Mountain String Band
05. My Name Is Ticklish Reuben - Smyth County Ramblers
06. Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss - Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
07. Nobody's Darling - North Carolina Ridge Runners
08. Short Life Of Trouble - Grayson & Whitter
09. Don't Get Trouble In Your Mind - Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
10. Cluck Old Hen - The Hill Billies
11. Likes Likker Better Than Me ~ Woodie Brothers
12. Way Down in Alabama ~ Smyth County Ramblers
13. The Fatal Courtship ~ Ephraim Woodie & The Henpecked Husbands
14. I've Always Been A Rambler - Grayson & Whitter
15. I've Got No Honey Babe Now - Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
16. Governor Al Smith For President - Carolina Night Hawks
17. Chinese Breakdown - Jack Reedy & His Walker Mountain String Band
18. Be Kind To A Man When He's Down - North Carolina Ridge Runners
19. Old Aunt Betsy - Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
20. Chased Old Satan Through The Door - Woodie Brothers
21. Handsome Molly - Grayson & Whitter
22. Sally Ann - Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
'An outstanding collection of 22 songs and tunes first recorded between 1927-1931 by string bands from Ashe County, North Carolina, a mountainous area in the northwest corner of the state once known as “The Lost Provinces” because of its extreme isolation. The music includes traditional fiddle tunes, folk songs, Anglo-Irish ballads, comic songs, topical numbers and original compositions, all from the time period often called the “golden era” of old-time string music. The anthology brings together for the first time the complete recordings of Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers, the Carolina Night Hawks, the North Carolina Ridge Runners, and many more.'
the first comp we ever picked up from this superb label sometime last century & still a stunner, due in no small part to the presence of the venerable Grayson & Whitter on several cuts. do yer homework. these are just the kinda jams that make me wanna live waaaaaaay out in the country & a dam fine way to enjoy yer stay on this planet. 320 hillbilly hollers
Labels:
78 rpm,
american,
folk,
north carolina,
old hat,
string bands
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