50 years : Where do you come from? Where do you go? / the New Lost City Ramblers.

Format:

Sound recording

Author/Creator:

New Lost City Ramblers, performer.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Folk songs, English--United States.

Folk songs, English.

Field recordings.

United States.

Folk music--United States.

Folk music.

Ballads, English--United States.

Ballads, English.

Bluegrass music.

Working class--United States--Songs and music.

Working class.

String band music.

Field recordings--United States.

Genre:

Songs and music.

Sound recordings.

Songs.

Music.

Physical Description:

3 audio discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in.

4 3/4 in.

Other Title:

Fifty years

Where do you come from? Where do you go?

New Lost City Ramblers : 50 years

Place of Publication:

Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways, [2009]

System Details:

digital

optical

1.4 m/s

digital recording

Contents:

Vol. I, 1958-1962: The early years (Disc 1): Colored aristocracy (2:05)

Hopalong Peter (2:04)

Don't let your deal go down (2:26)

When first unto this country (2:48)

Sales tax on the women (3:14)

Rabbit chase (2:30)

Leaving home (3:05)

How can a poor man stand such times and live? (3:34)

Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again (2:19)

I truly understand you love another man (2:29)

The old fish song (4:52)

The battleship of Maine (3:05)

No depression in Heaven (2:56)

Dallas rag (2:02)

Bill Morgan and his gal (2:56)

Fly around my pretty little miss (2:31)

The lady of Carlisle (3:32)

Brown's ferry blues (2:46)

My long journey home (2:37)

Talking hard luck (2:40)

The teetotals (1:00)

Sal got a meatskin (3:25)

Railroad blues (2:41)

On some foggy mountain top (2:25)

My sweet farm girl (2:22)

Crow black chicken (2:35)

Vol. II, 1963-1973: Out standing in their field (Disc 2): John Brown's dream (1:32)

Riding on that Train 45 (2:19)

The Titanic (2:59)

Don't get trouble in your mind (2:15)

Cowboy waltz (1:49)

Shut up in the mines of Coal Creek (2:49)

Private John Q (2:03)

Old Johnny Bucker wouldn't do (3:01)

I've always been a rambler (3:16)

Automobile trip through Alabama (3:15)

Who killed poor Robin? (3:52)

My wife died on Saturday night (2:15)

Little Satchel (2:47)

Black bottom strut (2:09)

The cat's got the measles, the dog's got the whooping cough (2:55)

Dear Okie (2:14)

Smoketown strut (2:16)

The little girl and the dreadful snake (2:31)

Fishing creek blues (2:01)

'31 Depression blues (3:31)

Black Jack Daley (2:31)

Victory rag (2:05)

The little carpenter (2:50)

On our turpentine farm (2:51)

Parlez-nous à boire (3:35)

Valse du bambocheur (2:59)

Old Joe Bone (1:59)

Vol. III: Where do you come from? Where do you go? (Disc 3): Colored aristocracy (1:37)

Cluck old hen (1:31)

Young Emily (2:03)

Going down the river (2:40)

Billy Grimes the rover (2:26)

Pretty little miss (3:20)

Dark and stormy weather (2:24)

Sioux Indians (3:01)

Moonshiner (3:07)

Long lonesome road (2:56)

Cotton Eyed Joe (3:14)

New White House blues (2:41)

Milwaukee blues (2:31)

Poor old dirt farmer (3:40)

Cady Hill (1:22)

I belong to the band (3:56)

Freight train (2:38)

I'm leaving you (2:35)

Walking boss (2:28)

Mother's advice (2:48)

Hills of Mexico (2:29)

Galax rag (2:49)

Say old man, can you play a fiddle? (2:50)

Awake, awake (4:12)

Bowling green (3:49)

Madeleine (2:54)

Fishing creek blues (2:39)

Sally in the garden (2:21)

Participant:

New Lost City Ramblers; other performers (field recordings) (v. 3).

Notes:

Folk and bluegrass music.

Title from container.

Vol. 1-2 previously released as compilations in 1991; v. 3 includes 6 previously unreleased tracks.

Compact discs.

Program notes by Jon Pankake (v. 1-2) and Ray Allen (v. 3) inserted in container.

OCLC:

436089430

Publisher Number:

093074018026

00093074018026 gtin-14

SFW CD 40180 Smithsonian Folkways