The Harry Smith B-sides.

Format:

Sound recording

Contributor:

Smith, Harry, 1923-1991, compiler.

Hilda A. Wurtman Memorial Fund.

Language:

English

French

Subjects (All):

Folk songs--United States--20th century.

Folk songs.

Folk music--United States--20th century.

Folk music.

United States.

Genre:

Sound recordings.

Folk music.

Physical Description:

4 audio discs : digital, mono ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 volume (140, [4] pages ; illustrations (some color) ; 14 x 19 cm)

4 3/4 in.

Place of Publication:

Atlanta : Dust-to-Digital, [2020]

Language Note:

Sung in English or French.

System Details:

digital

optical

mono

audio file

CD audio

Contents:

Disc 1. One cold December day / (Dick Justice)

Village school / (Nelstone's Hawaiians)

Old John Hardy / (Clarence Ashley)

The elder, he's my man / (Coley Jones)

You shall be free / (Bill & Belle Reed)

The wagoner's lad (Loving Nancy) / (Buell Kazee)

The butcher's boy (The railroad boy) / (Buell Kazee)

Down on the farm / ("Chubby" Parker)

Angeline, the baker / (Uncle Eck Dunsford)

All night long blues / (Burnett & Rutherford)

It won't hurt no more / (Buster Carter & Preston Young)

You are a little too small / (Carolina Tar Heels)

Rose Conley / (G.B. Grayson)

My wife, she has gone and left me / (Kelly Harrell)

Cowboy's home sweet home / (Edward L. Crain)

Henry Clay Beattie / (Kelly Harrell)

Bring back my blue-eyed boy to me / (The Carter Family)

Warfield / (Williamson Brothers & Curry)

Stackalee / (Frank Hutchinson)

Monkey on a string / (Charlie Poole)

Nobody's dirty business / Mississippi John Hurt

Disc 2. Everybody help the boys come home / (William & Versey Smith)

I'm thinking tonight of my blue eyes / (The Carter Family)

Kassie Jones (part 2) / (Furry Lewis)

Henhouse blues / (The Bentley Boys)

Screamin' and hollerin' the blues / (The Masked Marvel)

Back to Mexico / (The Carolina Tar Heels)

Louisburg blues / ("Uncle Bunt" Stephens)

Marthis Campbell / (J.W. Day (Jilton Setters))

Waltz of roses / (Prince Albert Hunt's Texas Ramblers)

Le bebe et le gambleur = (The baby and the gambler) / (Della Lachney & Blind Uncle Gaspard)

Forty drops / (Andrew & Jim Baxter)

Amarillo waltz / (Eck Robertson & Family)

Old Red / (Floyd (Hoyt) Ming & his Pep-steppers)

Bull-doze blues / (Henry Thomas "Ragtime Texas")

I heard the voice of a pork chop / (Jim Jackson)

Bayou Teche / (Columbus Fruge)

Aimer et perdre = (To love and lose) / (Joseph Falcon)

T'as vole mon chapeau = (You have stolen my hat) / (Breaux Freres)

George Street stomp / (Cincinnati Jug Band)

Moonshiner's dance (part 2) / (Frank Cloutier & Victoria Gaff Orchestra)

Oh death where is thy sting / (Rev. J.M. Gates)

Must be born again / (Rev. J.M. Gates)

Disc 3. Present joys / (Alabama Sacred Harp Singers)

Rocky road / (Alabama Sacred Harp Singers)

I am going home / (Middle Georgia Singing Convention No. 1)

The royal telephone / (Rev. Sister Mary Nelson)

The great reaping day / (Memphis Sanctified Singers)

The latter rain is fall / (Elders McIntosh & Edwards' Sanctified Singers)

Go wash in the beautiful stream / (Rev. Moses Mason)

Stepstone / (Bascom Lamar Lunsford)

You're going to need someone on your bond / (Blind Willie Johnson)

God gave Noah the rainbow sign / (The Carter Family)

A little talk with Jesus / (Ernest Phipps & His Holiness Singers)

Nothing to do in Hell / (Rev. E.W. McGee)

He's got His eyes on you / (Rev. D.C. Rice & His Sanctified Congregation)

Dark holler blues / (Clarence Ashley)

Darling Cora / (Buell Kazee)

Madison Street rag / (Cannon's Jug Stompers)

Far away from home blues / (Dewey Segura & Didier Hebert)

I'm not jealous / (Richard (Rabbit) Brown)

Down South blues / ("Dock" Boggs)

Mountain dew / (Bascom Lamar Lunsford)

Disc 4. The road to Washington / (Mr. Ernest V. Stoneman & Mrs. Hattie Stoneman)

Too late / (Stoneman Family)

I packed my suitcase, started to the train / (Memphis Jug Band)

The storms are on the ocean / (The Carter Family)

Fe Fe Ponchaux / (Cleona Breaux & Joseph F. Falcon)

Shuckin' sugar blues / (Blind Lemon Jefferson)

Sweet mama / (John Estes)

Ramblin' man / (Ramblin' Thomas)

Riley's wagon / (Cannon's Jug Stompers)

Sammie, where have you been so long / ("Dock" Boggs)

My mama was a sailor / (Julius Daniels)

Lemon's worried blues / (Blind Lemon Jefferson)

Lectric chair blues / (Blind Lemon Jefferson)

Elle m'a oublie / (Cleoma with Joe Falcon & Orphy Breaux)

Rise when the rooster crows / (Uncle Dave Macon)

I'm the child to fight / (Uncle Dave Macon)

Blue harvest blues / (Mississippi John Hurt)

Memphis yo yo blues / (Memphis Jug Band)

Black-eyed Susie / (J.P. Nester)

The cowboy's lament / (Ken Manyard)

Texas worried blues / (Henry Thomas "Ragtime Texas").

Notes:

Includes book of program notes by Eli Smith, Lance Ledbetter, and John Cohen.

Most tracks recorded in the 1920s.

"Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music, released by Folkways Records back in 1952, was drawn from Smith's remarkable and large personal collection of 78-rpm records. Here are the flipsides of each one of those records in the same order"--page 5 of booklet.

Local Notes:

Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Hilda A. Wurtman Memorial Fund.

OCLC:

1202739049