Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music Vol 1-3 6 LPs + 28 PG BOOK NM

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Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music Vol 1-3~6 LPs + 28 PG BOOK~NM!!

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Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music Vols. 1, 2, & 3   All three volumes of Harry Smith's Anthology! 6 LPs TOTAL with 84 songs! Each volume contains two LPs + a thick 28 page booklet!  LPs and booklets are all super clean.  Boxes/covers are in EXCELLENT CONDITION overall. Volume 1 is unhinged at the spine. Volumes 1 & 2 are dated 1967, Volume 3 is dated 1966. Vinyl is in NEAR MINT condition!!    

Tracklist

A1 Dick Justice – Henry Lee 3:28 A2 Nelstone's Hawaiians – Fatal Flower Garden 2:58 A3 Clarence Ashley – The House Carpenter 3:16 A4 Coley Jones – Drunkard's Special 3:16 A5 Bill And Belle Reed – Old Lady And The Devil 3:05 A6 Buell Kazee – The Butcher's Boy 3:05 A7 Buell Kazee – The Wagoner's Lad 3:05 B1 Chubby Parker And His Old Time Banjo – King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O 3:09 B2 Uncle Eck Dunford – Old Shoes And Leggings 3:01 B3 Richard Burnett And Leonard Rutherford – Willie Moore 3:16 B4 Buster Carter & Preston Young – A Lazy Farmer Boy 3:00 B5 Carolina Tar Heels, The – Peg And Awl 2:59 B6 G.B. Grayson – Ommie Wise 3:12 B7 Kelly Harrell And Virginia String Band, The – My Name Is John Johanna 3:13 C1 Edward L. Crain – Bandit Cole Younger 2:57 C2 Kelly Harrell And Virginia String Band, The – Charles Giteau 3:05 C3 Carter Family, The – John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man 2:57 C4 Williamson Brothers, The And Curry (2) – Gonna Die With My Hammer In My Hand 3:26 C5 Frank Hutchison – Stackalee 3:01 C6 Charlie Poole And The North Carolina Ramblers – White House Blues 3:31 C7 Mississippi John Hurt – Frankie 3:28 D1 William And Versey Smith – When That Great Ship Went Down 2:58 D2 Carter Family, The – Engine 143 3:19 D3 Furry Lewis – Kassie Jones 6:16 D4 Bently Boys, The – Down On Penny's Farm 2:50 D5 Masked Marvel, The – Mississippi Boweavil Blues 3:09 D6 Carolina Tar Heels, The – Got The Farm Land Blues

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    Dances No. 1 A1 Uncle Bunt Stephens – Sail Away Lady   A2 J.W. Day* – The Wild Wagoner   A3 Prince Albert Hunt's Texas Ramblers – Wake Up Jacob   A4 Delma Lachney And Blind Uncle Gaspard – La Danseuse   A5 Andrew And Jim Baxter* – Georgia Stomp   A6 Eck Robertson And Family – Brilliancy Medley   A7 Floyd Ming And His Pep-Steppers* – Indian War Whoop     Dances No. 2 B1 Henry Thomas – Old Country Stomp   B2 Jim Jackson (2) – Old Dog Blue   B3 Columbus Fruge – Saut Crapaud   B4 Joseph Falcon – Arcadian One Step   B5 Breaux Freres* – Home Sweet Home   B6 Cincinnati Jug Band, The – Newport Blues   B7 Frank Cloutier And Victoria Cafe Orchestra, The – Moonshiner's Dance (Part 1)     Religious No. 1 C1 Rev. J. M. Gates – Must Be Born Again   C2 Rev. J. M. Gates – Oh Death Where Is Thy Sting   C3 Alabama Sacred Harp Singers – Rocky Road   C4 Alabama Sacred Harp Singers – Present Joys   C5 Middle Georgia Singing Convention No. 1 – This Song Of Love   C6 Rev. Sister Mary Nelson – Judgement   C7 Memphis Sanctified Singers – He Got Better Things For You   C8 Elders McIntorsh And Edwards' Sanctified Singers – Since I Laid My Burden Down     Religous No. 2 D1 Rev. Moses Mason* – John The Baptist   D2 Bascom Lamar Lunsford – Dry Bones   D3 Blind Willie Johnson – John The Revelator   D4 Carter Family, The – Little Moses   D5 Ernest Phipps And His Holiness Singers* – Shine On Me   D6 Rev. F.W. McGhee – Fifty Miles Of Elbow Room   D7 Rev. D.C. Rice And His Sanctified Congregation – In The Battle Field For My Lord  

 

A1 Clarence Ashley – The Coo Coo Bird   A2 Buell Kazee – East Virginia   A3 Cannon's Jug Stompers – Minglewood Blues   A4 Didier Herbert – I Woke Up One Morning In May   A5 Richard "Rabbit" Brown – James Alley Blues   A6 Dock Boggs – Sugar Baby Guitar – Hub Mahaffy   A7 Bascom Lamar Lunsford – I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground   B1 Ernest And Hattie Stoneman – Mountaineer's Courtship   B2 Stoneman Family, The – The Spanish Merchant's Daughter   B3 Memphis Jug Band – Bob Lee Junior Blues   B4 Carter Family, The – Single Girl, Married Girl   B5 Cleoma Breaux And Joseph Falcon – La Vieux Soulard Et Sa Femme   B6 Blind Lemon Jefferson – Rabbit Foot Blues   B7 Sleepy John Estes And Yank Rachell – Expressman Blues   C1 Ramblin' Thomas – Poor Boy Blues   C2 Cannon's Jug Stompers – Feather Bed   C3 Dock Boggs – Country Blues   C4 Julius Daniels – 99 Year Blues   C5 Blind Lemon Jefferson – Prison Cell Blues   C6 Blind Lemon Jefferson – See That My Grave Is Kept Clean   C7 Cleoma Breaux And Ophy Breaux And Joseph Falcon – C'Est Si Triste Sans Lui   D1 Uncle Dave Macon – Way Down The Old Plank Road Guitar – Sam McGee   D2 Uncle Dave Macon – Buddy Won't You Roll Down The Line Guitar – Sam McGee   D3 Mississippi John Hurt – Spike Driver Blues   D4 Memphis Jug Band – K.C. Moan   D5 J.P. Nestor – Train On The Island   D6 Ken Maynard – The Lone Star Trail   D7 Henry Thomas – Fishing Blues

 

 

 

 

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