The Martins and The Coys
Steve Goldfield
highlights from an old-time music perspective:
Run, Boys, Run: Pete Seeger and chorus, with
Fiddlin' Arthur Smith (unfortunately you don't hear
very much of Smith; he gets one short break)
How Many Biscuits Can You Eat?, Lily May Ledford,
Rosalie and Bella Allen, and Will Geer
Smoky Mountain Gals, Lily May Ledford, Rosalie and
Bella Allen, and chorus with Fiddlin' Arthur Smith
Dance All Night with a Bottle in Your Hand,
Fiddlin' Arthur Smith and Woody Guthrie
(nice fiddling, but this cut is only 30 seconds)
Bonus Tracks
East Virginia Blues, Lily May Ledford
Sugar Babe, Lily May Ledford and Pete Seeger
Gypsy Davy, Lily May Ledford with Rosalie and Bella Allen
Note that this is a 1944 Ballad Opera produced for the
BBC. It was never broadcast or released in the United
States though it did come out as a 78 album in the UK.
Steve
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Duc de Savoie
Bud
Steve Goldfield
Duc de Savoie <ducde...@aol.com> wrote:
#>Where, when, and how much?
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#>Bud
It's on Rounder as part of the Lomax series. I don't
see it on County Sales' or Elderly Instruments' pages.
I don't see it on Rounder's page; it's part of
a new series called "The Concert & Radio Series,"
which is also not shown. Must not be officially
released yet.
The full information is:
Concert & Radio Series: The Martins and The Coys
Rounder 11661-1819-2
Recorded in New York City in May 1944.
Produced by Alan Lomax, written by Elizabeth
Lyttleton, and directed by Roy Lockwood. Notes
by Dave Samuelson. Afterword by Robert Cantwell, Ph.D.
37 tracks.
Nancy Martin
some Coys.
Bill Martin
Kerry Blech
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Blec...@WolfeNet.com
"When you get above the clouds, you can do just as you choose."
- The Rector Trio, Asheville, NC 1930
Duc de Savoie
Kerry Blech
vodka, it's quite easy... everything rhymes
with Puchalski then.
Kerry
PS, "ot content" -- Stuffy Puchalski is a fine
old time fiddler.
Duc de Savoie wrote:
>
> How are you going to rhyme or meter "Puchalski"?
--
David Sanderson
>
> How are you going to rhyme or meter "Puchalski"?
It's easy.
There once was a man named Puchalski,
Whose name drove the poets to frenzy.
They said "How to rhyme it, get the meter in time with it?"
But I said rhyme "Puchalski", "It's easy".
Consider appropriate apologies made....
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David Sanderson
West Newbury, Massachusetts
Gail Gillespie
are invited to come to:
OLD-TIME NIGHT at CHILANGA'S in CARRBORO
This Thursday night will be the first of what restaurant owner/banjo
player Jacques Menache hopes will be a regular event at Chilanga's
Restaurant in Carrboro, NC. Chilanga's is a wonderful Mexican restaurant
in a little shopping center on Jones Ferry Road just before HWY 54.
It's a few blocks west on the right as you head out of town. The music
will start at 8:00 PM. There's a little stage, a small sound system and
a nice little dance floor for flat footing. It's to be an open stage
format with a guest band each week. The first guest band/hosts will be
the County Commissioners - Jim Collier, Dwight Rogers and myself.
Sluys Guys
and it is great! Home style Mexican searved buffet style by the pound. The
just weigh your plate at the check out and you pay for what you took.
Nothing I like better than food and old time music!
Nancy
Gail Gillespie wrote:
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"Happy trails to you, until we meet again!"
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