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Uncle Dave Macon.

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Format:
Sound recording
Author/Creator:
Macon, Uncle Dave, 1870-1952, performer.
Contributor:
Fruit Jar Drinkers (Musical group), performer.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Country music--To 1951.
Country music.
Folk songs, English--United States.
Folk songs, English.
United States.
Genre:
Sound recordings.
Physical Description:
1 audio disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono ; 12 in.
12 in.
Other Title:
Farm relief.
Tom and Jerry.
I'm the child to fight.
Kissing on the sly.
Carve that possum.
Late last night when my Willie came home.
Tell her to come back home.
Tennessee jubilee.
Cross-eyed butcher and the cackling hen.
Sleepy Lou.
Sourwood Mountain.
Uncle Dave's travels.
I'm agoin' away in the morn.
Shall we gather at the river?
Place of Publication:
London : Ace of Hearts, [1966]
System Details:
analog
33 1/3 rpm
microgroove
mono
Contents:
Farm relief
Tom and Jerry
I'm the child to fight
Kissing on the sly
Carve that possum
Late last night when my Willie came home
Tell her to come back home
Tennessee jubilee
The cross-eyed butcher and the cackling hen
Sleepy Lou
Sourwood Mountain medley
Uncle Dave's travels, part 1
I'm agoin' away in the morn
Shall we gather at the river.
Participant:
Country and folk songs; Uncle Dave Macon, vocals and banjo, with his Fruit Jar Drinkers and others.
Notes:
Recorded originally 1926-29 for the Vocalion & Brunswick labels.
Program and biographical notes by Ralph Rinzler on container.
OCLC:
6844427
Publisher Number:
AH.135 Ace of Hearts

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