Walter Smith & friends. Vol. 1, 1929-March 1930, The bald-headed end of a broom.

Format:

Sound recording

Contributor:

Smith, Walter, -1978, singer.

Alexander Street Press.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Old-time music.

Country music.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (74 minutes)

Place of Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : Document Records, 2002.

System Details:

digital

optical

stereo

audio file

Contents:

I'll remember you love in my prayers ; I ain't gonna grieve my lord anymore ; It won't be long till my grave is made ; The old schoolhouse play ground ; I'd rather be with Rosy Nell ; The bald-headed end of a broom ; It's sad to leave you sweetheart ; Old Johnny Bucker wouldn't do ; he cat's got the measles and the dog's got whoopin' cough (Smith & Woodlief)

I fell in love with a married man ; Brace up and be a man she said (Norman Woodlief)

The murder of the Lawson family ; In a cottage by the sea ; The story that the crow told me ; My sweetheart is a sly miss (Carolina Buddies)

Green mountain polka ; Long eared mule (Dixie Ramblers)

Please daddy come home ; My happy home I left in Caroline (Kid Williams & Bill Morgan)

My father doesn't love me (Roy Martin & his guitar)

Sandy river bells (Dixie Ramblers)

I know I'll meet my mother after all ; Mother kiss your darling ; Aggravating mother-in-law (Kid Williams & Bill Morgan).

Participant:

Walter Smith, vocals; with various groups.

Notes:

Title from cover image (viewed November 22, 2021).

Includes program notes.

Streaming audio files.

Recorded in Richmond, IN and New York, NY, 1929-1930.

Other Format:

Original cat. no.: DOCD-8062

OCLC:

1292093848

Publisher Number:

ASP1726209/amso

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.