You ain't talkin' to me [sound recording] : Charlie Poole and the roots of country music.
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| Other title: | Charlie Poole and the roots of country music. |
| Format: | CD Audio |
| Language: | English |
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New York, NY :
Columbia/Legacy,
℗2005.
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Table of Contents:
- Shootin' Creek
- Baltimore fire
- Leaving home
- There'll come a time
- White House blues
- Highwayman
- Hungry hash house
- Letter that never came
- Take a drink on me
- Husband and wife were angry one night
- Ramblin' blues
- Took my gal a-walkin'
- Old and only in the way
- Don't let your deal go down blues
- Bill Mason
- Kiss waltz (the North Carolina Ramblers, led by Posey Rorer)
- Flop eared mule (Highlanders)
- A trip to New York part 1 (Allegheny Highlanders)
- Sweet sixteen
- Write a letter to my mother
- If the river was whiskey
- Mother's last farewell kiss
- Milwaukee blues
- Where the whippoorwill is whispering good-night
- Girl I left in sunny Tennessee
- Sunny Tennessee (Floyd County Ramblers)
- Bulldog down in sunny Tennessee (Dock Walsh)
- Moving day (Arthur Collins)
- It's movin' day
- Home sweet home (Frank Jenkins)
- I'm the man that rode the mule 'round the world
- Man that rode the mule around the world (Uncle Dave Macon and Sid Harkreader)
- Lynchburg Town (the Highlanders)
- Going down to Lynchburg Town ; Don't let your deal go down (Blue Ridge Highballers)
- Some one (Branch and Coleman)
- Monkey on a string (Cal Stewart)
- Monkey on a string
- Can I sleep in your barn tonight, mister
- May I sleep in your barn tonight, mister (Red Fox Chasers)
- Married life blues (Byron Parker and his Mountaineers)
- Infanta march (Fred van Eps)
- Sunset march
- I'll roll in my sweet baby's arms (Carter and Young)
- Goodbye, Eliza Jane (Peerless Quartet)
- Good-bye, sweet Liza Jane
- Good-bye, booze
- Goodbye, booze (Gid Tanner and Fate Norris)
- You ain't talking to me (Eddie Morton)
- You ain't talkin' to me
- If I lose, I don't care
- Battleship of Maine (Red Patterson's Piedmont Log Rollers)
- Budded rose
- Standing by a window (Clay Everhart and the North Carolina Cooper Boys)
- Uncle Dave's beloved solo (Uncle Dave Macon)
- Come take a trip in my airship (Billy Murray)
- I once loved a sailor
- Dixie medley (Sam Moore and Carl Freed)
- My wife, she has gone and left me (Kelly Harrell (Virginia String Band))
- My wife went away and left me
- Baby Rose (Billy Murray)
- Just keep waiting till the good time comes
- Shuffle feet, shuffle (Henry Whitter, Fisher Hendley, and Marshall Small)
- Coon from Tennessee
- Coon from Tennessee (Georgia Crackers)
- On the banks of the Kaney (Big Chief Henry's Indian String Band)
- Dixie medley (Fred van Eps)
- Southern medley
- Man that wrote home sweet home never was a married man (Charlie Parker and Mack Woolbright)
- Sweet sunny South
- Take me back to the sweet sunny South (DaCosta Woltz's Southern Broadcasters)
- Oh! Didn't he ramble (Arthur Collins)
- He rambled.