MUSIC DOWN HOME INTRO TO NEGRO FOLK MUSIC 2 LP BOX SET FOLKWAYS W. BOOK

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Various ?– Music Down Home: An Introduction To Negro Folk Music, U.S.A.

Label: Folkways Records ?– FA 2691

Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation 

Country: US

Released: 1965

Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Folk

Tracklist :  I. When Life Is Big... A1 –Leadbelly Take This Hammer Recorded By – Moses Asch Voice, Twelve-String Guitar – Huddie Ledbetter 1:35 A2 –Annie Grace Horn Dodson Field Call Recorded By – Harold Courlander 1:15 A3 –Annie Grace Horn Dodson Children's Call Recorded By – Harold Courlander 0:40 A4 –Enoch Brown Complaint Call Recorded By – Harold Courlander 0:40 A5 –Annie Dodson* Water On The Wheel Recorded By – Harold Courlander 0:42 A6 –Rich Amerson Railroad, 1 Recorded By – Harold Courlander 1:22 A7 –Rosie Hibler & Family* Move Members Move Recorded By – Harold Courlander 1:52 II. Go Pray Ye... A8 –Annie Dodson* Go Pray Ye Recorded By – Harold Courlander 2:28 A9 –Dorothy Melton The Day Is Past Recorded By – Frederick Ramsey, Jr.* 1:55 A10 –Dock Reed And Vera Hall Ward* Prayer Song Recorded By – Courlander* 2:32 A11 –Rich Amerson And Earthy Anne Coleman King David Recorded By – Courlander* 4:25 B1 –Fisk Jubilee Singers* Rockin' Jerusalem Recorded By – John W. Work* 2:30 B2 –Little Brother Montgomery Just Got Over At Last Recorded By – Rae Flerlage* 2:19 III. When Life Is Young... B3 –Vera Hall Ward* Mama's Goin' To Buy Him A Little Lap Dog Recorded By – Courlander* 0:47 B4 –Rich Amerson Brother Hawk, Brother Buzzard And Brother Rabbit Recorded By – Courlander* 1:55 B5 –Children Of East York School I'm Goin' Up North - Satisfied Recorded By – Courlander* 1:20 IV. Work Songs B6 –Rich Amerson Railroad, 2 Recorded By – Courlander* 1:50 B7 –Sonny Terry Lost John Recorded By – Moses Asch Voice, Harmonica – Sonny Terry 3:03 B8 –Prison Farm Work Group Lost John Recorded By – Chester Bower, Fred Hellerman, John Lomax, Jr.*, Pete Seeger, Toshi Seeger 4:50 V. Work Songs C1 –Mozelle Moore I'm Goin' To Pack Up My Things Recorded By – Frederic Ramsey, Jr.* Voice, Harmonica – Mozelle Moore 3:07 C2 –Brownie McGhee Careless Love Recorded By – Moses Asch Voice, Guitar – Brownie McGhee 3:14 C3 –Snooks Eaglin Let Me Go Home, Whiskey Recorded By – Harry Oster Voice, Guitar – Snooks Eaglin 2:50 C4 –Victoria Spivey You're My Man - Slick Chick Blues Voice, Piano – Victoria Spivey C5 –Big Bill Broonzy I Wonder When I'll Get To Be Called A Man Recorded By – Moses Asch Voice, Guitar – Big Bill Broonzy 2:16 C6 –Big Bill Broonzy Mule Ridin', Talking Blues Voice, Guitar – Big Bill Broonzy 3:38 C7 –Rich Amerson Black Woman Recorded By – Courlander* 4:50 VI. Instrumental Sounds D1 –Gus Cannon Old John Booker - You Call That Gone Recorded By – Samuel B. Charters Voice, Banjo [5-string] – Gus Cannon 1:38 D2 –Furry Lewis John Henry Recorded By – Charters* Voice, Slide Guitar [Bottle-neck Guitar] – Furry Lewis 4:45 D3 –Gus Cannon & Skiffle Group Take Your Fingers Off It Guitar [Tenor Guitar], Vocals – Charlie Burse Harmonica, Vocals – Will Shade Jug – Gus Cannon Recorded By – Charters* 2:48 D4 –Willie Thomas And Butch Cage* Blues Fiddle (44 Blues) Recorded By – Moses Asch Vocals, Fiddle – Willie Thomas* Vocals, Guitar – Butch Cage 4:08 D5 –Sonny Terry's Washboard Band Sonny's Jump Featuring – Sonny Terry Recorded By – Moses Asch 3:04 VII. Two Songs Of Alabama D6 –Leadbelly Birmingham Jail Recorded By – Frederic Ramsey, Jr.* Voice, Guitar [12-string] – Huddie Ledbetter 2:27 D7 –Montgomery Gospel Trio I'm So Glad Recorded By – Moses Asch 2:26

Companies etc Copyright (c) – Folkways Records & Service Corp. Credits Design [Cover Design] – Ronald Clyne Edited By, Liner Notes – Charles Edward Smith Illustration – Philip Evergood

Notes Recording and Original Issue Information:  A1: Recorded in New York City, 1940-50. From Folkways FA 2004.  A2, A3, A4, B3, B5, C7: Recorded in Alabama, 1950. From Folkways FE 4417.  A5, A8: Recorded in Alabama, 1950. From Folkways 4474.  A6, B4, B6: Recorded in Alabama, 1950. From Folkways FE 4471.  A7, A10: Recorded in Alabama, 1950. From Folkways FE 4418.  A9: Recorded in Alabama, 1954. From Folkways FP 2657.  A11: Recorded in Alabama, 1950. From Folkways FE 4472.  B1: Recorded in Tennessee, 1955. From Folkways FA 2372.  B2: Recorded in Chicago.  B7: Recorded 1952. From Folkways FA 2035.  B8: Recorded at a Texas prison farm, 1951. From Folkways FE 4475.  C1: Recorded in Alabama, 1954. From Folkways FA 2659.  C2: Recorded in New York City, 1955. From Folkways FA 2030.  C3: Recorded in New Orleans, 1958. From Folkways FA 2476.  C5: Recorded in New York City, 1957. From Folkways FA 2326.  C6: From a Studs Terkel radio interview program, Chicago, 1957. From Folkways FG 3586.  D1, D3: Recorded in Memphis, 1956. From Folkways FA 2610.  D2: Recorded in Memphis, 1959. From Folkways FS 3823.  D4: Recorded at the Newport Folk Festival 1959-1960.  D5: Recorded in New York City, 1954. From Folkways FA 2006.  D6: Recorded in New York City, 1948. From Folkways FP 2942A.  D7: Recorded 1961. From Folkways FH 5591. 

No duration is given for track C4.  © 1965 Folkways Records and Service Corp.

Other (Library Of Congress Catalogue Number): R65-1451

CONDITION:

VINYL:  NM

COVER: VG+, SHARPY WRITING ON FRONT OTHERWISE VERY NICE WITH ONLY SOME LIGHT WEAR

CENTER LABELS: NM