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VIOLIN, SING THE BLUES FOR ME: AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIDDLERS 1926-49

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hot platter! VIOLIN, SING THE BLUES FOR ME: AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIDDLERS 1926-49
All but lost to history and to contemporary music, the tradition of the black fiddler was once a very powerful one. Once a common instrument among black musicians, from the times of American slavery until the 1930s, the fiddle was eclipsed by the guitar and fell out of favor in popular music. Here are 24 tracks, mostly from the late '20s and early '30s, from the days when the violin was a driving force in popular music -- in blues, the old stringband tradition, and jug bands.
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Contents:
  1. Violin Blues - Johnson Boys
  2. K.C. Railroad Blues - Andrew & Jim Baxter
  3. Beaver Slide Rag - "Peg Leg" Howell & His Gang
  4. Alma Waltz - Mississippi Mud Steppers
  5. Window Pane Blues - Tommie Bradley
  6. Travelin' Railroad Man - Alabama Sheiks
  7. Pig Meat Blues - Whistler & His Jug Band
  8. Right Now Blues - Frank Stokes
  9. East Jackson Blues - Bo Chatmon
  10. Memphis Blues - Mobile Strugglers
  11. Vine Street Drag - Tennessee Chocolate Drops
  12. Broken Bed Blues - Kansas City Blues Strummers
  13. Lonesome Blues - Henry Williams & Eddie Anthony
  14. Memphis Shakedown - Memphis Jug Band
  15. Adam And Eve - Tommie Bradley
  16. Tell Me Man Blues - Henry "Son" Sims
  17. Blue Coat Blues - "Blue Coat" Tom Nelson
  18. Salty Dog - Booker Orchestra
  19. Baby, Please Don't Go - Joe Williams' Washboard Blues Singers
  20. Stop & Listen Blues No. 2 - Mississippi Sheiks
  21. Stealin' Blues - Cow Cow Davenport
  22. The Moore Girl - Andrew & Jim Baxter
  23. Highway No. 61 Blues - Jack Kelly & His South Memphis Jug Band 24. Ted's Stomp - Loue Bluie & Ted Bogan

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