Anthology American Folk Music- Harry Smith- Folkways 2951-3 Vinyl LPs 3 Vol. Set
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Anthology of American Folk Music
Edited By Harry Smith
Folkways FA 2951, 2952, 2953
The 1976 releases.
This set is complete with original boxes.
Refer to photos and the following notes for condition:
Volume One: Ballads
Gray labels: both vinyl records (FA 2951) from 1976 have been used with a handful of surface marks- all appearing superficial. The labels are still colorful and vibrant with some very light spindle trails. Box is VG+ with all spines intact but some wear on the left spine and a half inch spot of splitting at the back bottom center.
Volume Two: Social Music
Blue labels: both vinyl records (FA 2952) from 1976 have been used with a number of surface marks- some are superficial and some will be audible. Label is still colorful and vibrant with some spindle trails. The box is VG with the front cover separated from the back. There is considerable spine wear on the left spine- with two inches of the back cover torn back a bit. A couple small spots of wear on both the front and back and split tab corner at top right.
Volume Three: Songs
Orange labels: both vinyl records (FA 2953) from 1976 have been used with a handful of surface marks- all appearing superficial. The labels are still colorful and vibrant with some light spindle trails. Box is VG+ with all spines intact, very moderate wear but with a small bit of staining at the bottom left corner and spine.
The 10 page insert is VG+ with some crinkling in spots but still very nice condition.
Volume One: Ballads
"Henry Lee" — Dick Justice (1932)
"Fatal Flower Garden" — Nelstone's Hawaiians (1930)
"The House Carpenter" — Clarence Ashley (1930)
"Drunkard's Special" — Coley Jones (1929)
"Old Lady and the Devil" — Bill & Belle Reed (1928)
"The Butcher's Boy" — Buell Kazee (1928)
"The Waggoner's Lad" — Buell Kazee (1928)
"King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O" — Chubby Parker (1928)
"Old Shoes and Leggins" — Uncle Eck Dunford (1929)
"Willie Moore" — Burnett and Rutherford (1927)
"A Lazy Farmer Boy" — Buster Carter and Preston Young (1930)
"Peg and Awl" — The Carolina Tar Heels (1929)
"Ommie Wise" — G. B. Grayson (1929)
"My Name Is John Johanna" — Kelly Harrell (1927)
"Bandit Cole Younger" — Edward L. Crain (1930)
"Charles Guiteau" — Kelly Harrell (1927)
"John Hardy Was a Desperate Little Man" — The Carter Family (1930)
"Gonna Die with My Hammer in My Hand" — Wiliamson Brothers and Curry (1927)
"Stackalee" — Frank Hutchison (1927)
"White House Blues" — Charlie Poole w/ North Carolina Ramblers (1926)
"Frankie" — Mississippi John Hurt (1928)
"When That Great Ship Went Down" — William and Versey Smith (1927)
"Engine 143" — The Carter Family (1927)
"Kassie Jones" — Furry Lewis (1928)
"Down On Penny's Farm" — The Bently Boys (1929)
"Mississippi Boweavil Blues" — Charlie Patton (1929)
"Got the Farm Land Blues" — The Carolina Tar Heels (1932)
Volume Two: Social Music
"Sail Away Lady" — "Uncle Bunt" Stephens (1926)
"The Wild Wagoner" — Jilson Setters (1928)
"Wake Up Jacob" — Prince Albert Hunt's Texas Ramblers (1929)
"La Danseuse" — Delma Lachney and Blind Uncle Gaspard (1929)
"Georgia Stomp" — Andrew & Jim Baxter (1929)
"Brilliancy Medley" — Eck Robertson and Family (1930)
"Indian War Whoop" — Floyd Ming and his Pep-Steppers (1928)
"Old Country Stomp" — Henry Thomas (1928)
"Old Dog Blue" — Jim Jackson (1928)
"Saut Crapaud" — Columbus Fruge (1929)
"Acadian One Step" — Joseph Falcon (1929)
"Home Sweet Home" — The Breaux Freres (Clifford Breaux, Ophy Breaux, Amedee Breaux) (1933)
"Newport Blues" — Cincinnati Jug Band (1929)
"Moonshiner's Dance Part One" — Frank Cloutier and the Victoria Cafe Orchestra (1927)
"Must Be Born Again" — Rev. J. M. Gates (1927)
"Oh Death Where Is Thy Sting" — Rev. J. M. Gates (1927)
"Rocky Road" — Alabama Sacred Harp Singers (1928)
"Present Joys" — Alabama Sacred Harp Singers (1928)
"This Song of Love" — Middle Georgia Singing Convention No. 1 (1932)
"Judgement" — Sister Mary Nelson (1927)
"He Got Better Things for You" — Memphis Sanctified Singers (1929)
"Since I Laid My Burden Down" — Elders McIntorsh and Edwards' Sanctified Singers (1929)
"John the Baptist" — Moses Mason (1928)
"Dry Bones" — Bascom Lamar Lunsford (1929)
"John the Revelator" — Blind Willie Johnson (1930)
"Little Moses" — The Carter Family (1932)
"Shine on Me" — Ernest Phipps and His Holiness Singers (1930)
"Fifty Miles of Elbow Room" — Rev. F.W. McGee (1931)
"I'm in the Battle Field for My Lord" — Rev. D.C. Rice and His Sanctified Congregation (1929)
Volume Three: Songs
"The Coo Coo Bird — Clarence Ashley (1929)
"East Virginia" — Buell Kazee (1929)
"Minglewood Blues" — Cannon's Jug Stompers (1928)
"I Woke Up One Morning in May" — Didier Hebert (1929)
"James Alley Blues" — Richard "Rabbit" Brown (1927)
"Sugar Baby" — Dock Boggs (1928)
"I Wish I Was a Mole in the Ground" — Bascom Lamar Lunsford (1928)
"Mountaineer's Courtship" — Ernest Stoneman and Hattie Stoneman (1926)
"The Spanish Merchant's Daughter" — The Stoneman Family (1930)
"Bob Lee Junior Blues" — The Memphis Jug Band (1927)
"Single Girl, Married Girl" — The Carter Family (1927)
"Le vieux soûlard et sa femme" — Cleoma Breaux and Joseph Falcon (1928)
"Rabbit Foot Blues" — Blind Lemon Jefferson (1927)
"Expressman Blues" — Sleepy John Estes and Yank Rachell (1930)
"Poor Boy Blues" — Ramblin' Thomas (1929
"Feather Bed" — Cannon's Jug Stompers (1928)
"Country Blues" — Dock Boggs (1928)
"99 Year Blues" — Julius Daniels (1927)
"Prison Cell Blues" — Blind Lemon Jefferson (1928)
"See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" — Blind Lemon Jefferson (1928)
"C'est si triste sans lui" — Cleoma Breaux and Ophy Breaux w/ Joseph Falcon (1929)
"Way Down the Old Plank Road" — Uncle Dave Macon (1926)
"Buddy Won't You Roll Down the Line" — Uncle Dave Macon (1930)
"Spike Driver Blues" — Mississippi John Hurt (1928)
"K.C. Moan" — The Memphis Jug Band (1929)
"Train on the Island" — J.P. Nestor (1927)
"The Lone Star Trail" — Ken Maynard (1930)
"Fishing Blues" — Henry Thomas (1928)
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