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LOST SOUNDS: BLACKS AND THE BIRTH OF THE RECORDING INDUSTRY, 1891-1922

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LOST SOUNDS: BLACKS AND THE BIRTH OF THE RECORDING INDUSTRY, 1891-1922
2 CDs, "54 tracks by 43 artists, 60 pages of in-depth commentary and analysis, and 1 Grammy Award in 2006 for Best Historical Album! A monumental achievement that stretches back to the faint beginnings of commercial recordings and travels to the brink of the Jazz Age to trace the contributions of black artists on American records." WARNING: Although this is an award-winning historical document, it's also an artifact of popular culture of the late 19th-early 20th century, and some of the songs here depict the worst kind of racial stereotypes common to the era."
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Contents:

Disc One

  1. Mamma's Black Baby Boy - Unique Quartet (1893)
  2. Keep Movin' - Standard Quartet (1894)
  3. Who Broke the Lock - Unique Quartet (ca. 1895)
  4. Brother Michael, Won't You Hand Down that Rope - Oriole Quartette
  5. Poor Mourner - Cousins and DeMoss (1898)
  6. Who Broke the Lock - Cousins and DeMoss (1898)
  7. Down on the Old Camp Ground - Dinwiddie Colored Quartet (1902)
  8. Jerusalem Mornin' - Polk Miller and His Old South Quartet (1909)
  9. Little David / Shout All Over God's Heaven - Fisk University Jubilee Quartet (1909)
  10. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot - Apollo Jubilee Quartet (1912)
  11. Shout All Over God's Heaven - Apollo Jubilee Quartet (1912)
  12. Good News - Tuskegee Institute Singers (1914)
  13. The Rain Song - Right Quintette (1915)
  14. Goodnight Angeline - Four Harmony Kings (1921)
  15. Experiences in the Show Business - Charley Case (1909)
  16. The Whistling Coon - George W. Johnson (1891)
  17. Adam and Eve and de Winter Apple (excerpt) - Louis Vasnier (ca. 1893)
  18. The Laughing Song - George W. Johnson (ca. 1894-98)
  19. Minstrel First Part, featuring "The Laughing Song" - Spencer, Williams & Quinn's Imperial Minstrels (ca. 1894)
  20. Listen to the Mocking Bird - George W. Johnson (1896)
  21. The Laughing Coon - George W. Johnson (ca. 1898)
  22. The Whistling Girl - George W. Johnson (1898)
  23. My Little Zulu Babe - Williams and Walker (1901)
  24. Carving the Duck - George W. Johnson (1903)
  25. The Merry Mail Man - Len Spencer and George W. Johnson (1906)
  26. Nobody - Bert Williams (1906)
  27. My Own Story of the Big Fight (part 1) - Jack Johnson (1910)
  28. Beans, Beans, Beans - Opal Cooper (1917)
  29. Great Camp Meetin' Day - Noble Sissle (1920)

Disc Two

  1. Atlanta Exposition Speech - Booker T. Washington (1908)
  2. Old Black Joe - Thomas Craig (1898)
  3. Old Dog Tray - Carroll Clark (1910)
  4. I Surrender All - Daisy Tapley and Carroll Clark (1910)
  5. Swing Along - Afro-American Folk Song Singers (1914)
  6. The Rain Song - Afro-American Folk Song Singers (1914)
  7. Exhortation - Right Quintette (1915)
  8. Vesti la Giubba - Roland Hayes (1918)
  9. Go Down Moses - Harry T. Burleigh (1919)
  10. Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child - Edward H. S. Boatner (1919)
  11. Villanelle - Florence Cole-Talbert (1919)
  12. Barcarolle - R. Nathaniel Dett (1919)
  13. Lament - Clarence Cameron White (1919)
  14. When de Co'n Pone's Hot / Possum - Edward Sterling Wright (1913)
  15. Down Home Rag - Europe's Society Orchestra (1913)
  16. Bregeiro (Rio Brazilian Maxixe) - Joan Sawyer's Persian Garden Orchestra (1914)
  17. On the Shore at Le-Lei-Wei - Ciro's Club Coon Orchestra (1916)
  18. Down Home Rag - Wilbur Sweatman (1916)
  19. Some Jazz Blues - Memphis Pickaninny Band (1917)
  20. Sarah from Sahara - Eubie Blake Trio (1917)
  21. The Jazz Dance - Blake's Jazzone Orchestra (1917)
  22. Ev'rybody's Crazy 'Bout the Doggone Blues - Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jazz Band (1918)
  23. Darktown Strutters' Ball - Lieut. Jim Europe's 369th U. S. Infantry "Hell Fighters" Band (1919)
  24. Camp Meeting Blues - Ford Dabney's Band (1919)
  25. St. Louis Blues - W. C. Handy's Memphis Blues Band (1922)

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