Various - Historic Sessions The Knoxville Sessions 1929 - 1930, Knox County Stomp (4-CD Deluxe Box Set)

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Various - Historic Sessions: The Knoxville Sessions 1929 - 1930, Knox County Stomp (4-CD Deluxe Box Set)
• With this set, Bear Family Records completes the map of commercial recording in East Tennessee in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
• ‘The Bristol Sessions, 1927–1928: The Big Bang Of Country Music’ documented epoch-making sessions by Victor Records that launched the careers of Jimmie Rodgers and The Carter Family, while
• ‘The Johnson City Sessions, 1928–1929: Can You Sing Or Play Old-Time Music?’ focused on Columbia Records’ similar search for early country music talent in Appalachia, sessions that yielded many other seminal recordings.
The Knoxville Sessions, 1929–1930: Knox County Stomp features the music made at two sessions conducted by Brunswick Records at downtown St. James Hotel—music remarkable both for its variety and for the rarity of the records that preserved it.
Whereas the recordings made in Bristol and Johnson City were almost exclusively of old-time country and gospel music, the Knoxville sessions captured a more diverse gathering of Appalachian voices and sounds. Amidst old-time stringbands like the Tennessee Ramblers, the Southern Moonlight Entertainers, and the Smoky Mountain Ramblers, we also hear the majestic African American blues and gospel singer Leola Manning, the hot dance music of Maynard Baird & His Southern Serenaders, the virtuoso string ragtime of Howard Armstrong and the Tennessee Chocolate Drops, sacred songs by white and African American quartettes, songsters such as Will Bennett and Haskell Wolfenbarger, a unique recorded playlet about the Hatfield–McCoy feud—and even an address by the businessman whose enterprise brought Brunswick Records to Knoxville, Colonel J. G. Sterchi, president of the famous Sterchi Bros. furniture store chain.
The Knoxville Sessions, 1929–1930: Knox County Stomp gathers together, for the first time, all the issued recordings made at the St. James Hotel, remastered from the original 78s—some of them so elusive that only single copies are known to exist. These 102 fascinating performances, on four CDs, are accompanied by a 156-page, LP-sized hardcover book containing essays on the history of Knoxville, the background to the sessions, and the individual artists, much of the material based on new research. The book is also filled with scores of rare photographs, many previously unpublished, as well as complete song lyrics and a detailed discography with 250 illustrations.
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The Bristol Sessions, 1927-1928 - The Big Bang of Country Music
5-CD boxed set (LP-size) with 120-page hardcover book
BCD 16094
CD 1:
ERNEST V. STONEMAN–E. KAHLE BREWER–WALTER MOONEY: The Dying Girl's Farewell - Tell Mother I Will Meet Her ERNEST V. STONEMAN-MISS IRMA FROST-UNCLE ECK DUNFORD: The Mountaineer's Courtship ERNEST V. STONEMAN-MISS IRMA FROST: Midnight On The Stormy Deep ERNEST V. STONEMAN & HIS DIXIE MOUNTAINEERS: Sweeping Through The Gates - I Know My Name Is There - Are You Washed In The Blood? - No More Good-Byes - The Resurrection (takes 1 & 2) - I Am Resolved (takes 1 & 2) ERNEST PHIPPS AND HIS HOLINESS QUARTET: I Want To Go Where Jesus Is - Do, Lord, Remember Me - Old Ship Of Zion - Jesus Getting Us Ready For That Great Day - Happy In Prison - Don't Grieve After Me UNCLE ECK DUNFORD–HATTIE STONEMAN: What Will I Do, For My Money's All Gone UNCLE ECK DUNFORD: The Whip-poor-will's Song - Skip To Ma Lou, My Darling UNCLE ECK DUNFORD–ERNEST STONEMAN: Barney McCoy BLUE RIDGE CORN SHUCKERS
Old Time Corn Shuckin’, Parts 1 & 2
CD 2:
JOHNSON BROTHERS: The Jealous Sweetheart (takes 1 & 2) - A Passing Policeman - Just A Message From Carolina - BLIND ALFRED REED: The Wreck Of the Virginian (take 1 & 2) - I Mean To Live For Jesus - You Must Unload - Walking in the Way With Jesus (take 1 &2) JOHNSON BROTHERS WITH TENNESSEE WILDCATS: Two Brothers Are We - The Soldier's Poor Little Boy JOHNSON BROTHERS: I Want to See My Mother (Ten Thousand Miles Away) EL WATSON: Pot Liquor Blues - Narrow Gauge Blues B.F. SHELTON: Cold Penitentiary Blues - Oh Molly Dear - Pretty Polly - Darling Cora ALFRED G. KARNES: Called To The Foreign Field - I Am Bound For The Promised Land - Where We'll Never Grow Old - When They Ring The Golden Bells - To The Work J.P. NESTER: Train On The Island - Black-Eyed Susie BULL MOUNTAIN MOONSHINERS: Johnny Goodwin
CD 3:
THE CARTER FAMILY: Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow - Little Log Cabin By The Sea - The Poor Orphan Child - The Storms Are On The Ocean - Single Girl, Married Girl - The Wandering Boy ALCOA QUARTET: Remember Me, O Mighty One - I'm Redeemed HENRY WHITTER: Henry Whitter's Fox Chase - Rain Crow Bill THE SHELOR FAMILY: Big Bend Gal - Suzanna Gal - Sandy River Belle (takes & 1 & 2) - Billy Grimes, The Rover MR. & MRS. J.W. BAKER: The Newmarket Wreck - On The Banks Of The Sunny Tennessee JIMMIE RODGERS: The Soldier’s Sweetheart - Sleep Baby Sleep TENNEVA RAMBLERS: The Longest Train I Ever Saw - Sweet Heaven When I Die - Miss ’Liza, Poor Gal WEST VIRGINIA COON HUNTERS: Greasy String - Your Blue Eyes Run Me Crazy TENNESSEE MOUNTAINEERS: Standing On The Promises - At The River
CD 4:
SMYTH COUNTY RAMBLERS: My Name Is Ticklish Reuben - Way Down In Alabama ALFRED G. KARNES: Do Not Wait 'Till I'm Laid 'Neath The Clay - The Days Of My Childhood Plays - We Shall All Be Reunited ERNEST PHIPPS AND HIS HOLINESS SINGERS: If The Light Has Gone Out In Your Soul - Went Up In The Clouds Of Heaven - I Know That Jesus Set Me Free - Shine On Me - Bright Tomorrow - A Little Talk With Jesus HOWARD – PEAK (THE BLIND MUSICIANS): I Cannot Be Your Sweetheart - Three Black Sheep CLARENCE GREENE: Good-night Darling - Little Bunch Of Roses THE STONEMAN FAMILY: The Broken-Hearted Lover UNCLE ECK DUNFORD: Angeline, The Baker - Old Shoes And Leggin's THE STONEMAN FAMILY: We Parted By The Riverside ERNEST STONEMAN'S DIXIE MOUNTAINEERS: Down To Jordan And Be Saved - There's A Light Lit Up In Galilee THE STONEMAN FAMILY: Going Up The Mountain After Liquor, Parts 1 & 2 - The Spanish Merchant's Daughter - Too Late
CD 5:
STAMPS QUARTET: I'll Be Happy - Like The Rainbow - Because I Love Him - Come To The Savior - Do Your Best, Then Wear A Smile - We Shall Reach Home SMITH BROTHERS: My Mother Is Waiting For Me In - Heaven Above - She Has Climbed The Golden Stair PALMER SISTERS: We’ll Sing On That Shore - Singing The Story Of Grace - Help Me To Find The Way - He’ll Be With Me TARTER & GAY: Brownie Blues - Unknown Blues CAROLINA TWINS: Where Is My Mamma? - When You Go A’Courtin' - I Sat Upon The River Bank - New Orleans Is The Town I Like Best - She Tells Me That I Am Sweet - Mr. Brown, Here I Come SHORTBUCKLE ROARK & FAMILY: I Truly Understand, You Love Another Man -My Mother's Hands
The Johnson City Sessions, 1928-1929 - Can You Sing Or Play Old-Time Music?
4 -CD boxed set (LP-size) with 136-page hardcover book
BCD 16083
CD 1:
SHELL CREEK QUARTET: My Boyhood Days - Back Where The Old Home Stands - GRANT BROTHERS & THEIR MUSIC: When A Man Is Married - Goodbye My Honey – I'm Gone - Tell It To Me - Johnson Boy - ROANE COUNTY RAMBLERS: Home Town Blues - Southern No. 111 - Step High Waltz - Tennessee Waltz - RENUS RICH & CARL BRADSHAW: Goodbye Sweetheart - Sleep Baby Sleep - CLARENCE GREEN & WISE BROTHERS: Pride Of The Ball - Kitty Waltz - CLARENCE GREEN: Johnson City Blues - Ninety-Nine Years In Jail - PROXIMITY STRING QUARTET: Lindy - Louise - GREENSBORO BOYS QUARTET: Sing Me A Song Of The Sunny South - Sweet Little Girl Of Mine - RICHARD HAROLD: The Battleship Maine - The Fisher's Maid - Sweet Bird - Mary Dear
CD 2:
BOWMAN SISTERS: My Old Kentucky Home - Swanee River - CHARLIE BOWMAN & HIS BROTHERS: Roll On Buddy - Gonna Raise The Ruckus Tonight - BILL & BELLE REED: You Shall Be Free - Old Lady And The Devil - THE REED CHILDREN: I'll Be All Smiles Tonight - I Once Did Have A Sweetheart - MCVAY & JOHNSON: Ain't Going To Lay My Armor Down - I'll Be Ready When The Bridegroom Comes - EARL SHIRKEY & ROY HARPER: Steamboat Man - When The Roses Bloom For The Bootlegger - Poor Little Joe - We Parted At The Gate - GEORGE ROARK: I Ain't A Bit Drunk - My Old Coon Dog - ED HELTON SINGERS: A Storm On The Sea (The Sinking Of The Steamship Vestris) - My Old Cottage Home - GARLAND BROTHERS & GRINSTEAD: Just Over The River - Beautiful - MCCARTT BROTHERS & PATTERSON: Green Valley Waltz - Over The Sea Waltz - BLALOCK & YATES: Morning Star Waltz - Pride Of The Ball - JACK JACKSON: Flat Tire Blues - My Alabama Home
CD 3:
GEORGE WADE & FRANCUM BRASWELL: Think A Little - When We Go A Courtin' - JACK JACKSON: In Our Little Home Sweet Home - I'm Just A Black Sheep - ROANE COUNTY RAMBLERS: Free A Little Bird – 1930 Model - Johnson City Rag - Callahan Rag - Alabama Trot - WYATT & BRANDON: Evalina - Lover's Farewell - ROY HARVEY & LEONARD COPELAND: Just Pickin' - Beckley Rag - Underneath The Sugar Moon - Lonesome Weary Blues - THE SPINDALE QUARTET: Sweet Peace The Gift Of God's Love - God Will Take Care Of You - Face To Face - Lift Him Up - EARL SHIRKEY & ROY HARPER: The Virginian Strike Of '23 - The Policeman's Little Child - My Yodeling Sweetheart - I'm Longing To Belong To Someone - We Have Moonshine In The West Virginia Hills - A Hobo's Pal - MOATSVILLE STRING TICKLERS: The West Virginia Hills - Moatsville Blues
CD 4:
WEAVER BROTHERS: You Came Back To Me - Prison Sorrows - BYRD MOORE & HIS HOT SHOTS: Frankie Silvers - The Hills Of Tennessee - Careless Love - Three Men Went A Hunting - BATEMAN SACRED QUARTET: Nothing Like Old Time Religion - Some Day - FRED RICHARDS: My Katie - Danville Blues - CLARENCE ASHLEY: Dark Holler Blues - The Coo-Coo Bird - Little Sadie - Naomi Wise - THE BENTLEY BOYS: Down On Penny's Farm - Henhouse Blues - BOWMAN SISTERS: Railroad Take Me Back - Old Lonesome Blues - EPHRAIM WOODIE & THE HENPECKED HUSBANDS: Last Gold Dollar - The Fatal Courtship - IRA & EUGENE YATES: Powder And Paint - Sarah Jane - ELLIS WILLIAMS: Buttermilk Blues - Smokey Blu -
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Album titlle: The Knoxville Sessions 1929 - 1930, Knox County Stomp (4-CD Deluxe Box Set)
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Label Bear Family Records
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Various - Country Music History - The Knoxville Sessions 1929 - 1930, Knox County Stomp (4-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1 | ||||
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01 | Garbage Can Blues | Tennessee Ramblers |
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02 | Tennessee Traveler | Tennessee Ramblers |
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03 | Ramblers March | Tennessee Ramblers |
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04 | In My Dear Old Sunny South | Tennessee Ramblers |
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05 | Hawaiian Medley | Tennessee Ramblers |
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06 | Give The Fiddlers A Dram | Tennessee Ramblers |
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07 | My Carolina Girl | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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08 | Are You Happy Or Lonesome | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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09 | Lost John | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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10 | My Cabin Home | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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11 | My Blue Ridge Mountain Queen | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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12 | Dream Waltz | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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13 | Sister Liz | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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14 | Buckin’ Mule | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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15 | Hallelujah To The Lamb | Ridgel’s Fountain Citians |
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16 | Be Ready | Ridgel’s Fountain Citians |
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17 | Free Little Bird | Ridgel’s Fountain Citians |
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18 | Little Bonnie | Ridgel’s Fountain Citians |
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19 | Yellow Dog Blues | Wise String Orchestra |
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20 | How Dry I Am | Wise String Orchestra |
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21 | Railroad Bill | Will Bennett |
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22 | Real Estate Blues | Will Bennett |
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23 | My Little Girl | Haskell Wolfenbarger |
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24 | Sailing Out On The Ocean | Haskell Wolfenbarger |
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25 | He Cares For Me | Leola Manning |
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26 | He Fans Me | Leola Manning |
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27 | Old Black Crow In The Hickory Nut Tree | Ballard Cross |
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28 | My Poodle Dog | Ballard Cross |
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01 | The Wabash Cannon Ball | Ballard Cross |
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02 | Lorrainna | Ballard Cross |
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03 | Double Eagle March | Cal Davenport & His Gang |
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04 | Broken Hearted Lover | Cal Davenport & His Gang |
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05 | Little Rosewood Casket | Cal Davenport & His Gang |
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06 | Blue Ridge Mountain Blues | Cal Davenport & His Gang |
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07 | Down Where The Swanee River Flows | Ballard Cross |
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08 | Won’t You Waltz Home Sweet Home With Me | Ballard Cross |
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09 | In My Saviour’s Care | Senior Chapel Quartette |
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10 | The Great Judgment | Senior Chapel Quartette |
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11 | Lonesome Road | Senior Chapel Quartette |
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12 | Way Down Home | Senior Chapel Quartette |
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13 | Sorry | Maynard Baird & His Southern Serenaders |
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14 | Just For You | Maynard Baird & His Southern Serenaders |
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15 | To My Friends And Patrons | Colonel J G Sterchi |
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16 | Cal West’s Yodel Blues – Part 1 | Cal West |
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17 | Cal West’s Yodel Blues – Part 2 | Cal West |
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18 | San Antonio | Smoky Mountain Ramblers |
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19 | Back To Old Smoky Mountain | Smoky Mountain Ramblers |
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20 | Ain’t It Hell, Boys | Smoky Mountain Ramblers |
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21 | Down In Tennessee | Smoky Mountain Ramblers |
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22 | I’m Sad And Blue | Perry County Music Makers |
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23 | Maudaline | Perry County Music Makers |
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24 | Got A Buddy I Must See | Perry County Music Makers |
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25 | By The Cottage Door | Perry County Music Makers |
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01 | I’m On My Way | Kentucky Holiness Singers |
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02 | I Will Not Be Removed | Kentucky Holiness Singers |
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03 | No Business Of Mine | Smoky Mountain Ramblers |
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04 | Bear Mountain Rag | Smoky Mountain Ramblers |
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05 | Hard For To Love | The Appalachia Vagabond |
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06 | Peddler And His Wife | The Appalachia Vagabond |
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07 | Where The Sweet Magnolias Bloom | Lester McFarland & Robert A Gardner |
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08 | My Little Georgia Rose | Lester McFarland & Robert A Gardner |
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09 | Goodbye Dixie Dear | Gibbs Brothers with Claude Davis |
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10 | Do You Think That You Could Love Me | Gibbs Brothers with Claude Davis |
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11 | You Left Me Last Night Broken Hearted | Gibbs Brothers with Claude Davis |
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12 | Strolling Home With Jenny | Gibbs Brothers with Claude Davis |
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13 | I Love My Toodlum-Doo | Gibbs Brothers with Claude Davis |
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14 | I Wandered Away From Home | Gibbs Brothers with Claude Davis |
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15 | Lookout Valley Waltz | Clayton & His Melody Mountaineers |
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16 | June Wedding Waltz | Clayton & His Melody Mountaineers |
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17 | Tennessee Trio / Knox County Stomp | Tennessee Chocolate Drops |
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18 | Tennessee Trio / Vine Street Rag | Tennessee Chocolate Drops |
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19 | I’ve Grown So Used To You | Lester McFarland & Robert A Gardner |
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20 | The Unmarked Grave | Lester McFarland & Robert A Gardner |
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21 | The Mansion Of Aching Hearts | Lester McFarland & Robert A Gardner |
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22 | Will The Roses Bloom In Heaven | Lester McFarland & Robert A Gardner |
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23 | Asleep At The Switch | Lester McFarland & Robert A Gardner |
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01 | The Bald Headed End Of The Broom | Ridgel’s Fountain Citians |
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02 | The Nick Nack Song | Ridgel’s Fountain Citians |
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03 | Baby Call Your Dog Off | Ridgel’s Fountain Citians |
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04 | Gittin’ Upstairs | Ridgel’s Fountain Citians |
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05 | It’s Funny What Whiskey Will Do | Louis Bird |
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06 | Nothing Goes Hard With Me | Louis Bird |
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07 | Then I’ll Move To Town | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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08 | How To Make Love | Southern Moonlight Entertainers |
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09 | The Arcade Building Moan | Leola Manning |
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10 | Satan Is Busy In Knoxville | Leola Manning |
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11 | Laying In The Graveyard | Leola Manning |
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12 | The Blues Is All Wrong | Leola Manning |
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13 | If You Think I’m Not Worthy | Bess Pennington |
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14 | Jack And May | Bess Pennington |
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15 | Lynchburg | Uncle Jimmy Thompson |
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16 | Uncle Jimmy’s Favorite Fiddling Pieces | Uncle Jimmy Thompson |
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17 | Walking With My Lord | Etowah Quartet |
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18 | Back In The Years | Etowah Quartet |
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19 | Postage Stomp | Maynard Baird & His Orchestra |
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20 | I Can’t Stop Loving You | Maynard Baird & His Orchestra |
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21 | L And N Rag | Alex Hood & His Railroad Boys |
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22 | Corbin Slide | Alex Hood & His Railroad Boys |
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23 | The Great Hatfield-McCoy Feud – Part 1 | Lowe Stokes, Homer Miller, Walt McKinney, Heavy Martin, Roger Williams & Bill Brown |
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24 | The Great Hatfield-McCoy Feud – Part 2 | Lowe Stokes, Homer Miller, Walt McKinney, Heavy Martin, Roger Williams & Bill Brown |
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25 | The Great Hatfield-McCoy Feud – Part 3 | Lowe Stokes, Homer Miller, Walt McKinney, Heavy Martin, Roger Williams & Bill Brown |
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26 | The Great Hatfield-McCoy Feud – Part 4 | Lowe Stokes, Homer Miller, Walt McKinney, Heavy Martin, Roger Williams & Bill Brown |
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The Bristol Sessions - The Johnson City Sessions - The Knoxville Sessions
Twice nominated for GRAMMIES 2012, in the category'Best Historical Album' and the category'Best Linernotes', bear FAmily Records Box Set - The Bristol Sessions -.
The Bristol Sessions, 1927-1928: The Big Bang Of Country Music' documents the pioneering recording sessions for Victor Records, which marked the beginning of the career of Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family, among others.
The Johnson City Sessions, 1928-1929: Can You Sing Or Play Old-Time Music?, on the other hand, focuses on Columbia Records' undertakings and their search for young country music talents from the Appalachian region, which in turn produced many more promising recordings.
The Knoxville Sessions, 1929-1930: Knox County Stomp presents recordings from two sessions supervised by Brunswick Records at the St. James Hotel downtown. The music stands both for its variety and for the high rarity of the records on which it can be heard.
They live again
Herald Courier 28.08.2016 "None the sets’ 326 collective tracks were recorded after 1930. Astoundingly, most are absent of pops and crackles. They live again. The songs, the people and theirs as well as our Appalachian past lives again."
Genuinely historic stuff
Mojo July 2016 "Flawlessly curated box set of landmark Brunswick/Vocalion recordings from Knoxville, Tennessee. Genuinely historic stuff!"
Faszinierend
No Fences # 71 "Die 102 faszinierenden Aufführungen auf 4 CDs werden von einem 156-seitigen gebundenen Buch in LP-Größe begleitet. Viele Informationen wurden erst kürzlich aufgedeckt."
Sensationelle Leistung
Good Times 3/16 "Soundtechnisch ist den Spezialisten von Bear Family eine sensationelle Leistung gelungen, man mag es kaum glauben, dass diese Aufnahmen schon fast 90 Jahre auf dem Buckel haben."
Such a worthy result
CMR, NAshville , 25.05.2016 "Ted Olson and Tony Russell well deserve hearty congratulations for undertaking such a massive talk, and achieving such a worthy result, as does Richard Weize for once again presenting a set, the likes of which would only ever come from Bear Family Records. One wonders how much less rich the heritage of country music will be now that Weize departed from the label he founded. "

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