A Richer Tradition: Country Blues and String Band Music 1923-1942

Various Artists

JSP

A 4 CD, 100 track box set.

Tracks

• Guitar Blues - Sylvester Weaver
• Time Ain't Gonna Make Me Stay - Ed Andrews
• Sundown Blues - Daddy Stovepipe
• Salt Lake City Blues - Papa Charlie Jackson
• Whiskey and Gin Blues - South Street Trio
• James Alley Blues - Richard Brown
• Goin' to Leave You Blues - Big Boy Cleveland
• Hey Lawdy Mama/The France Blues - Papa Harvey Hull
• A Chicken Can Waltz the Gravy Around - Stovepipe Number One
• Bamalong Blues - Andrew & Jim Baxter
• Man Trouble Blues - Jaybird Coleman
• Blue Coat Blues - Tom Nelson
• Frisco Whistle Blues - Ed Bell
• Two Ways to Texas - Emery Glen
• Gravel Camp Blues - Lewis Black
• T and T Blues - Mooch Richardson
• Death Bell Blues - Tom Dickson
• C.C. & O. Blues - Simmie Dooley and Pink Anderson
• Middlin' Blues - George Williams
• Rolling Log Blues - Lottie Kimbrough
• Kyle's Worried Blues - Charlie Kyle
• Bull Frog Blues - William Harris
• Sobbin' Woman Blues - Elizabeth Johnson
• Miss Meal Cramp Blues - Alec Johnson
• Unknown Blues - Tarter & Gay
• Jail House Blues - Whistler & His Jug Band
• Blues, Just Blues, That's All - Old Southern Jug Band
• String Band Blues - Kansas City Blues Strummers
• Black Cat Blues - Old Pal Smoke Shop Four
• Dirty Guitar Blues - Leecan & Cooksey
• Boodle-Am-Shake - Dixieland Jug Blowers
• Quill Blues - Big Boy Cleveland
• The Jug Band Special - Whistler & His Jug Band
• Cold Morning Shout - South Street Trio
• Violin Blues - The Johnson Boys
• Winner, Easy - Blue Boys
• G. Burns Is Gonna Rise Again - Nelson Johnson & Porkchop
• I Got a Gal - Cole, James String Band
• The Jazz Fiddler - Lonnie Carter and Walter Jacobs
• Knox County Stomp - Tennessee Chocolate Drops
• Adam and Eve - Tommie Bradley
• Runnin' Wild - James Cole & His Washboard Band
• Giving It Away - Birmingham Jug Band
• Jackson Stomp - Mississippi Mud Steppers
• Rising Sun Blues - King David's Jug Band
• Travelin' Railroad Man Blues - Alabama Sheiks
• Old Hen Cackle - Coleman & Harper
• Ted's Stomp - Louie Bluie and Ted Bogan
• Dusting the Frets - Dallas Jamboree Jug Band
• Arkansas Traveler - Nashville Washboard Band
• Original Stack O'Lee Blues - Little Harvey Hull and Long "Cleve" Reed
• Tuxedo Blues - Daddy Stovepipe and Whistlin' Pete
• Mean Conductor Blues - Ed Bell
• Back Door Blues - Emery Glen
• Spanish Blues - Lewis Black
• Helena Blues - Mooch Richardson
• I Heard the Voice of a Pork Chop - Ben Covington
• Rising River Blues - George Carter
• She Could Toodle-Oo - Hambone Willie Newbern
• Weak Minded Woman - Willie Baker
• Old Rock Island Blues - Lonnie Coleman
• Cairo Blues - Henry Spaulding
• I Ain't Givin' Nobody None - Mae Glover
• Showers of Rain Blues - Edward Thompson
• Framer's Blues - Eli Framer
• If I Call You Mama - Luke Jordan
• Never Drive a Stranger from Your Door - Willie Lee Harris
• Mississippi Swamp Moan - Alfred Lewis
• Paddlin' Madeline Blues - Gitfiddle Jim
• Shaking Weed Blues - Tommy Settlers
• South Carolina Rag - Willie Walker
• Beans - El Morrow and Beans Hambone
• Poor Jane Blues - Jack Gowdlock
• Window Pane Blues - Tommie Bradley
• Hot Jelly Roll Blues - George Carter
• Labor Blues - Tom Dickson
• Goin' Away Blues - Lottie Kimbrough
• No Baby - Charlie Kyle
• Early Mornin' Blues - William Harris
• Dreaming Blues - Willie Reed
• Weeping Willow Blues - George Carter
• Way Down in Arkansas - Hambone Willie Newbern
• Wild About My Loving - Lonnie Coleman
• Indian Squaw Blues - Freezone
• Florida Bound - Edward Thompson
• God Didn't Make No Monkey Man - Eli Framer
• Tallahatchie River Blues - Mattie Delaney
• Diamond Ring Blues - Walter Taylor
• Bedside Blues - Jim Thompkins
• Lonesome Midnight Dream - Willie Lee Harris
• Billy Goat Blues - John Byrd
• That Won't Do - Arthur Pettis
• Ghost Woman Blues - George Carter
• "Toby" Woman Blues - Gene Campbell
• Rollin' Dough Blues - Jack Gowdlock
• Starvation Farm Blues - Bob Campbell
• Farewell to You Baby - Carl Martin
• Teasin' Brown Blues - Louie Lasky
• Married Woman Blues - George Torey
• Dago Blues - Virgil Childers