Artist	Song
Vernon Dalhart and Ed. Smalle	Mrs. Murphy's Chowder
Vera Lynn	Yours
Gene Autry	In The Jail House Now
Billy Murray	Nobody Else Can Love Me Like My Old Tomato Can
Blind Lemon Jefferson	Broke and Hungry
Coon Creek Girls	Flowers Blooming In The Wildwood
Robert Johnson	When You Got A Good Friend
Irving Kaufman	Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake
The Tiger	Bandandea
Shortbuckle Roark & Family	I Truly Understand That You Love Another Man
Marlene Dietrich	Give Me The Man
The Boswell Sisters	Crazy People
Gus Arnheim & His Ambassador Hotel Orchestra	I'll Get By
Mississippi Sheiks	Sales Tax
Memphis Seven	Grunt Meat Blues
John I. White & Roy Smeck	Whoopee-Ti-Yi-Yo
Bessie Smith	Kitchen Man
Blossom Seeley	Yes Sir, That's My Baby
Moonshine Kate	My Man's A Jolly Railroad Man
New Orleans Owls	The Nightmare
Sonny Boy Williamson	Black Gal Blues
Jimmie Rodgers	Years Ago
Memphis Minnie	He's In The Ring
Chuckwagon Gang	We Are Climbing
The Mills Brothers	Moanin' For You

Comment:

Music from the first half of the last century. No attention paid to genre or chronological separation--merely a broad sampler of my favorite old tunes. These are the songs that keep me company in the dark, and hold my hand at night. It's not that I hate modern music, but Tin Pan Alley and Dixieland remind me that humanity is a constant condition, rather than my own personal problem. At any rate, these cd's are meant as xmas gifts, designed to introduce my friends to the good stuff. Anyone who cannot see that 'Moanin' for You' is one of the ten greatest pop ballads of all time is beyond redemption.

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