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JAZZ, Vol. 1 – THE SOUTH (FP 53)


  1. Ol Hannah (Field Holler/Prison Work
Song)                                                                   4:52

            Doc Reese-voc

            Recorded by Moses Asch

  2. Juliana Johnson (Axe Cutting Song)
                   1:05

            Huddie „Leadbelly“ Ledbetter-g, voc

            Recorded by Moses Asch

  3. Harmonica Breakdown (Hoe Down
Dance)                                                                  2:28

            Sonny Terry-hca, „Oh“ Red- wb

            Columbia 37686/w26597A

            Recorded by Moses Asch

  4. John Henry (Work
Song)
2:17

            Leadbelly, Brownie McGhee, Sonny Terry

            Recorded by Moses Asch

  5. Down South
(Blues)
           2:51

            Scrapper Blackwell-g, voc

            Varsity 6042/USG-18218-D1

  6. Penitentiary
Blues
          3:10

            Bessie Tucker-p, voc

            Jazz Classics 514B

  7. Dry Bones (Negro Sermon)
                      3:34

            Rev. J. M. Gates with Congregation

            Victor 35?

  8. When the Saints Go Marching
In                                                                                2:54

            Wheat Street Female Quartet (Co 14067/1925)

  9. I Can’t Feel at Home in This World Any More
(Spiritual)                                          2:45

            Two Gospel Keys: Mother Jones-voc, tamb, Emma Daniel-voc, g

            Recorded by Herb Abramson

10. Slow Boogie
                               2:19

            Champion Jack Dupree-p, voc

            Recorded by Moses Asch

11. 38 Slug
                                   2:45

            Jim Jam Band: g, wb, mand, kaz

            matrix G16266 (test)

12. Blues for Lorenzo
(Creole)
2:29

            Omer Simeon-cl, James P. Johnson-p, Pops Foster-b

            Recorded by Harold Drob

13. Dallas Rag
                               2:48

            Dallas String Band: jug, g, mand, bjo

            Columbia 14290D/W145343 2-B-1

14. When A’ Gator Hollers, Folks Say It’s a Sign of
Rain                                               2:45

            Margaret Johnson/voc, with Black & Blue Trio

            Victor 2033AG




JAZZ, Vol. 2 – THE SOUTH (FJ 2802)


15. Dark Was the Night
                        3:16

            Blind Willie Johnson-voc, g

            Jazz Classics 512. Released c. 1928.

16. Black
Woman
                  1:22

            Vera Hall-voc

            Recorded 1948 by Frederic Ramsey Jr.

17. Black Snake
Moan
        2:48

            Blind Lemon Jeffersonvoc, g

            Jazz Classics 511A. Released c. 1927.

18. Misery
Blues
                  2:35

            Gertruda Ma Rainey and Her Georgia Jazz Band

            Paramount 12508-B/4707-1. Recorded c. August 1927.

19. Working Man’s Blues (Joe
Oliver)                                                                               2:57

            King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band: Joe Oliver, Louis Armstrong-co, Honore Dutrey-tb,

            Johnny Dodds-cl, Lil Armstrong-p, Baby Dodds-dr, Johnny St. Cyr-bjo, Charlie

Johnson-bass sax.

HJCA 7. Recorded in Chicago, September 1923.

20. No Easy Rider
Blues
      3:19

            Gertrude Perkins-voc, with unknown-g, p, tu

            Columbia 14131D/145340-1. Recorded December 6, 1927.

21. Lord I Just Can’t Keep from
Crying                                                                           3:00

            Blind Willie Johnson-voc, with g & female „Helpers“

            Columbia 14425-D. Released c. 1929.

22. How Long
Blues
              3:52

            Jimmy Yancey-p solo

            Session 12-002. recorded in Chicago, December 1943.

23. Mr. Jelly Lord
(Morton)
     2:46

            Jelly Roll Morton Trio: Morton-p, Johnny Dodds-cl, Baby Dodds-dr.

            Bluebird B 10258. Recorded June 1927.

24. Bridwell Blues

            Nolan Welsh-voc, Louis Armstrong-co, Richard M. Jones-p

            HJCA 36. Recorded June 1926.

25. Careless Love (W. C. Handy)

            Original Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra: Shots Madison, Oscar Celestin-tp, William Ridgely-

tb, Walter Thoumy-cl, Emma Barrett-p, John Marrero-bjo, Simon Marrero-bsx, Abby

            Foster-dr, slide whistle.

            Jazz Classics 510A. Recorded in New Orleans, 1924.

26. Mean Old Red Bug Blues

            Bessie Smith-voc, Porter Grainger-p, Lincoln Conaway-g

            Columbia 14205D. Recorded September 1927.

27. I’m Not Rough

            Louis Armstrong with His Hot Five: Armstrong-voc, co, Kid Ory-tb, Johnny Dodds-cl,

            Johnny St. Cyr-bjo, Lonnie Johnson-g.

            Okeh 8551. Recorded December 1927.