Plantation Blues by joey de vivre

joey de vivre

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Submit Date: 12/12/2004
Format: CD
Category: Country

Plantation Blues


Artist	Song
Riley Puckett	Ragged But Right

Earl Johnson's Clodhoppers	All Night Long

Jimmy Davis	Red Nightgown Blues

George Roark	I Ain't a Bit Drunk

Hokum Boys	I'm Gonna Get It

Maddox Brothers & Rose	Ugly & Slouchy (That's the Way I Like 'em)

Suzy Thompson	Dixon County Blues

Sons of the Ozarks	Plantation Blues

Aaron Sisters	How'm I Doin'?

Riley Puckett	Nobody's Business

Prairie Ramblers	I'm Feelin' High (& Rollin Along)

Parker & Drood	Sail Away Ladies

Old Crow Medicine Show	Tear It Down

Johnny Dodds	Memphis Shake

Coon Creek Girls	Banjo Pickin' Girl

Carter Family	Hello Stranger

Cannon's Jug Stompers	Hollywood Rag

Bill Boyd	Mill Blues

Hokum Boys	You Can't Have None of That

Hokum Boys	You're Bound to Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old

Jimmy Davis	You Are My Sunshine

Delmore Brothers	Blow Your Whistle, Freight Train

California Slim	Big Rock Candy Mountain

Earl Brothers	Bender

Roy Acuff	Lonesome Old River Blues

Ocie Stockard	You Are My Sunshine

Allen Brothers	the New Salty Dog Blues

Comment:

Roots music mostly from back-country 1930's musicians, or thereabouts.
If I could tune into music from 50-70 years into the future, you know I would, but unfortunately that dial on my time machine has never worked, so when I want to escape present-day reality, I go in the other direction . . .

Actually some of these musicians are only pretending to be old-timey, so a true moldy fig (like R. Crumb) would have to cover his ears
to avoid hearing fiddler Suzy Thompson & a few others, but I think they've got the spirit.

Feedback:

McDonald12
Date: 12/13/2004

HaHa, Jeff. You are in the right place musically, my friend. A quite stunning collection from you once again.

mckbrd
Date: 12/13/2004

thumbs up on this one!!!!

Jenergy
Date: 12/13/2004

I don't know most of these, but goldangit! I wish I did. Again, I'm impressed.

Sean Lally
Date: 12/13/2004

Absolutely! Much that's strange to my ears here, but it's in great company. I've always heared to hear more by the Hokum Boys.

French Connection
Date: 12/13/2004

A cotton pickin' great one!

jessica lynn
Date: 12/13/2004

trade? i know i'd love this mix.

Rob Conroy
Date: 12/13/2004

I only know the Delmore Brothers track, but I'm sure this is great.

G-Sphere
Date: 12/13/2004

Cool old timey stuff from the way back machine. Very nice.

Dirk
Date: 12/13/2004

excellent! I only know a few of the tracks but think I'd love the whole mix!

p the swede
Date: 12/13/2004

know a few but dig all

Saaf
Date: 12/13/2004

It's like Hee Haw, but for real!

Salman1
Date: 12/13/2004

Great theme and nice execution on this disc.

Franklin Onn12
Date: 12/13/2004

Awwww Right! You're playing my tunes! More and more I find myself listening to music -- country, blues, and jazz -- from the 20s, 30s and 40s.... and a few of today's whippersnappers with the same spirit. The old, weird America. There's a lot to discover.

Instru Mental
Date: 12/13/2004

You make some of the best mixes here, Jeff. Top notch. (And needless to say, this would be nice in a next trade exchange).

12vman
Date: 12/14/2004

Great stuff!

Mixxer
Date: 12/14/2004

This looks fabulous - you've done it again. The Carter Family were major pioneers. What's with the "New" Salty Dog Blues - we don't cotton to no newfangled music here in this holler.