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Protobilly : the minstrel & Tin Pan Alley DNA of country music, 1892-2017, (sound recording)

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Language: eng

Work

Publication

London, England, JSP Records, 2019

Extent: 3 audio discs

Note

"... presents a side by side comparison of songs written for the popular stage of the 1890s as recorded by performers of both the cylinder era (1890s-1920s) and the pre- and post-World War II 78 shellac era (1920s-1950s). The songs are all standards in the country & western, folk, bluegrass, old-time, Cajun, blues, and jazz repertoires"--Insert, page 7
Title from disc label
Previously released material
Compact discs
Program notes by Henry H. Sapoznik, Dick Spottswood, and Dom Flemons (74 pages : color illustratoins) inserted in container

Contents

(Arthur Collins)
Casey and Bill
(Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band)
Steamboat Bill boogie
(Delmore Bros.)
Red wing
(Frank C. Stanley & Henry Burr)
Red wing
(Doc Williams & the Border Riders)
Just break the news to mother
disc 1.
(George J. Gaskin)
Take the news to mother
(Louvin Bros.)
In the shadow of the pines
(Royal Fish & Vernon Archibald)
In the shadow of the pine
(Kelly Harrell)
Are you from Dixie?
(Billy Murray & Irving Kaufman)
Are you from Dixie?
Casey Jones
(Grandpa Jones)
Home, sweet home
(Eleanora de Cisneros)
Home, sweet home
(Don Reno)
The party that wrote home sweet home never was a married man
(Ed Morton)
The man who wrote home sweet home never was a married man
(Mack Woolbridge & Charlie Parker)
I'm Alabama bound
(Billy Murray)
(Prince's Orchestra)
I'm Alabama bound
(Papa Charlie Jackson)
Unter dem Doppleadler
(Olbrig's Zither Trio)
Under the double eagle
(Bill Boyd's Cowboy Ramblers)
Blue bell
(Harry Macdonough)
Blue bell
Casey Jones
(Merle Travis)
Virginia bluebell
(Eddie Adcock)
The foolish frog
(May Irwin)
The foolish frog
(Frank Corso) --
(Fiddlin' John Carson)
Southern Casey Jones
(Jesse James)
Steamboat Bill
(Roland Cauly & Lake Howard)
Darling Nellie Gray
(Louis Armstrong & the Mills Brothers)
I got mine
(Arthur Collins & Joseph Natus)
I got mine
(Frank Stokes)
Go easy, Mabel
(Edward Meeker)
Go easy, Mabel
disc 2.
(Delmore Bros)
The smoke goes up the chimney just the same
(Dan W. Quinn)
The smoke goes up the chimney just the same
(Fiddlin' John Carson)
When the bees are in the hive
(Peerless Quartet)
When the bees are in the hive
(Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys)
Don't you leave me here
Haul the woodpile down
(Charles Johnson's Original Paradise Ten)
I'm Alabamy bound
(Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five)
Don't go down in the mine, Dad
(Stanley Kirkby)
Dream of a miner's child
(Keith Whitley)
I loved you better than you knew
(Byron G. Harlan & Frank C. Stanley)
I loved you better than you knew
(Charles A. Asbury)
(the Carter Family)
I loved you better than you knew
(Johnnie & Jack)
By the watermelon vine
(Edison Male Quartet)
Lindy
(Proximity String Quartet)
Who broke the lock
(Cousins & DeMoss)
Who stole de lock
Hold that wood-pile down
(the Georgia Browns)
Who stole the lock
(Jack Bland & his Rhythmmakers [that is, Rhythmakers])
Lovesick blues
(Emmett Miller)
Lovesick blues
(Hank Williams)
I'm the father of a little black coon
(Charles A. Asbury) --
(Uncle Dave Macon)
Darling Nellie Gray
(the American Quartet)
Darling Nellie Gray
(Billy Golden)
Turkey buzzard blues
(Peg Leg Howell & Eddie Anthony)
Old Dan Tucker
(Harry C. Browne)
Old Dan Tucker
(Gid Tanner & his Skillet Lickers)
The Arkansas traveler
(Len Spencer)
The Arkansaw traveler
disc 3.
(Jilson Setters (J.W. Day))
Arkansas traveler
(Clayton McMichen & his Georgia Wildcats)
The girl I loved in sunny Tennessee
(S.H. Dudley & Harry Macdonough)
Sunny Tennessee
(Floyd County Ramblers)
Nigger blues
(George O'Connor)
The blues ain't nothing but...???
May Irwin's bully song
(Georgia White)
I'se gwine back to Dixie
(Brilliant Quartet)
I'se gwine back to Dixie
(Uncle Dave Macon)
Baby mine
(Elizabeth Spencer)
Going around the world
(Leslie Keith)
All night long
(May Irwin)
(Anna Chandler)
All night long
(Roy Acuff & his Crazy Tennesseeans)
Laughing rag
(Sam Moore & Horace Davis)
Mexican rag
(Darby & Tarlton)
I don't care if I never wake up
(Silas Leachman)
My money never gives out
Bully of the town
(Arthur Collins)
My money never runs out
(Banjo Joe (Gus Cannon))
My money never gives out
(Dom Flemons & Guy Davis)
(Gid Tanner & the Skillet Lickers)
Fille de la fille
(Vin Bruce)
Turkey in the straw

Instance

Label: Protobilly : the minstrel & Tin Pan Alley DNA of country music, 1892-2017

Title: Protobilly

Title remainder: the minstrel & Tin Pan Alley DNA of country music, 1892-2017

Title variation: Minstrel & Tin Pan Alley DNA of country music, 1892-2017

Language: eng

Accompanying matter

biography of performer or history of ensemble
technical information on music
historical information

Cataloging source: TEFMT

Dewey number: 782.421642

Form of composition: multiple forms

Format of music: not applicable

LC call number: M1630.18

LC item number: .P76 2019

Music parts: not applicable

http://bibfra.me/vocab/relation/perfdormer: jc4GfdUTW6U

PerformerNote: Various performers

http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate

1868-1949
1864-1933
1868-1910
1914-2011
1889-1942
1890-1976
1913-1998
1878-1934
1887-1938
1871-1931
1862-1938
1952-
1861-1903
1870-1952
1901-1971
1860-1917
1874-1937
1911-1996
1908-1975
1878-1949
1899-1968
1900-1962
1923-1953
1858-1926
1888-1966
-1934
1878-1954
1867-1914
1900-1970
1874-1946
1903-1980
1871-1930
1884-1957
1887-1959
1859-1936
1883-1979
1982-
1952-

http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName

Murray, Billy
Carson, Fiddlin' John
James, Jesse
Collins, Arthur
Stanley, Frank C.
Burr, Henry
Williams, Doc
Gaskin, George J.
Fish, Royal
Archibald, Vernon
Harrell, Kelly
Kaufman, Irving
Jones
Cisneros, Eleanora de
Reno, Don
Morton, Ed
Woolbright, Mack
Parker, Charlie
Jackson, Papa Charlie
Macdonough, Harry
Travis, Merle
Adcock, Eddie
Irwin, May
Corso, Frank
Asbury, Charles A.
Macon, Uncle Dave
Cauley, Roland
Howard, Lake
Armstrong, Louis
Natus, Joe
Stokes, Frank
Meeker, Edward
Quinn, Dan W.
Monroe, Bill
Jordan, Louis
Kirkby, Stanley
Whitley, Keith
Harlan, Byron G.
Bland, Jack
Miller, Emmett
Williams, Hank
Tanner, Gid
Bruce, Vin
Golden, Billy
Howell, Peg Leg
Anthony, Eddie
Browne, Harry C.
Spencer, Len
Setters, Jilson
McMichen, Clayton
Dudley, S. H.
O'Connor, George
White, Georgia
Spencer, Elizabeth
Keith, Leslie
Chandler, Anna
Acuff, Roy
Moore, Sam
Davis, Horace
Leachman, Silas F.
Cannon, Gus
Flemons, Dom
Davis, Guy
Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
Delmore Brothers
Border Riders (Musical group)
Louvin Brothers
Prince's Dance Orchestra
Olbrig's Zither Trio
Cowboy Ramblers (Musical group)
American Quartet
Mills Brothers
Peerless Quartet
Blue Grass Boys
Charlie Johnson's Paradise Ten
Tympany Five
Carter Family (Musical group)
Johnnie & Jack
Edison Male Quartet
Proximity String Quartet
Cousins and DeMoss
Georgia Browns (Musical group)
Rhythmakers
Skillet Lickers
Georgia Wildcats (Musical group)
Floyd County Ramblers
Brilliant Quartette
Crazy Tennesseans (Musical group)
Darby & Tarlton

http://library.link/vocab/subjectName

Old-time music
Country music
Popular music
Minstrel music
Blues (Music)
Jazz

Transposition and arrangement: not applicable

Label: Protobilly : the minstrel & Tin Pan Alley DNA of country music, 1892-2017, (sound recording)

Instantiates

Protobilly : the minstrel & Tin Pan Alley DNA of country music, 1892-2017

Publication

London, England, JSP Records, 2019

Copyright

℗2019

Note

"... presents a side by side comparison of songs written for the popular stage of the 1890s as recorded by performers of both the cylinder era (1890s-1920s) and the pre- and post-World War II 78 shellac era (1920s-1950s). The songs are all standards in the country & western, folk, bluegrass, old-time, Cajun, blues, and jazz repertoires"--Insert, page 7
Title from disc label
Previously released material
Compact discs
Program notes by Henry H. Sapoznik, Dick Spottswood, and Dom Flemons (74 pages : color illustratoins) inserted in container

Bar code

31223135478460
31223135478478
31223135478494
31223135478486

Capture and storage technique: unknown

Carrier category: audio disc

Carrier category code

Carrier MARC source: rdacarrier

Configuration of playback channels: unknown

Content category: performed music

Content type code

Content type MARC source: rdacontent

Contents

(Arthur Collins)
Casey and Bill
(Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band)
Steamboat Bill boogie
(Delmore Bros.)
Red wing
(Frank C. Stanley & Henry Burr)
Red wing
(Doc Williams & the Border Riders)
Just break the news to mother
disc 1.
(George J. Gaskin)
Take the news to mother
(Louvin Bros.)
In the shadow of the pines
(Royal Fish & Vernon Archibald)
In the shadow of the pine
(Kelly Harrell)
Are you from Dixie?
(Billy Murray & Irving Kaufman)
Are you from Dixie?
Casey Jones
(Grandpa Jones)
Home, sweet home
(Eleanora de Cisneros)
Home, sweet home
(Don Reno)
The party that wrote home sweet home never was a married man
(Ed Morton)
The man who wrote home sweet home never was a married man
(Mack Woolbridge & Charlie Parker)
I'm Alabama bound
(Billy Murray)
(Prince's Orchestra)
I'm Alabama bound
(Papa Charlie Jackson)
Unter dem Doppleadler
(Olbrig's Zither Trio)
Under the double eagle
(Bill Boyd's Cowboy Ramblers)
Blue bell
(Harry Macdonough)
Blue bell
Casey Jones
(Merle Travis)
Virginia bluebell
(Eddie Adcock)
The foolish frog
(May Irwin)
The foolish frog
(Frank Corso) --
(Fiddlin' John Carson)
Southern Casey Jones
(Jesse James)
Steamboat Bill
(Roland Cauly & Lake Howard)
Darling Nellie Gray
(Louis Armstrong & the Mills Brothers)
I got mine
(Arthur Collins & Joseph Natus)
I got mine
(Frank Stokes)
Go easy, Mabel
(Edward Meeker)
Go easy, Mabel
disc 2.
(Delmore Bros)
The smoke goes up the chimney just the same
(Dan W. Quinn)
The smoke goes up the chimney just the same
(Fiddlin' John Carson)
When the bees are in the hive
(Peerless Quartet)
When the bees are in the hive
(Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys)
Don't you leave me here
Haul the woodpile down
(Charles Johnson's Original Paradise Ten)
I'm Alabamy bound
(Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five)
Don't go down in the mine, Dad
(Stanley Kirkby)
Dream of a miner's child
(Keith Whitley)
I loved you better than you knew
(Byron G. Harlan & Frank C. Stanley)
I loved you better than you knew
(Charles A. Asbury)
(the Carter Family)
I loved you better than you knew
(Johnnie & Jack)
By the watermelon vine
(Edison Male Quartet)
Lindy
(Proximity String Quartet)
Who broke the lock
(Cousins & DeMoss)
Who stole de lock
Hold that wood-pile down
(the Georgia Browns)
Who stole the lock
(Jack Bland & his Rhythmmakers [that is, Rhythmakers])
Lovesick blues
(Emmett Miller)
Lovesick blues
(Hank Williams)
I'm the father of a little black coon
(Charles A. Asbury) --
(Uncle Dave Macon)
Darling Nellie Gray
(the American Quartet)
Darling Nellie Gray
(Billy Golden)
Turkey buzzard blues
(Peg Leg Howell & Eddie Anthony)
Old Dan Tucker
(Harry C. Browne)
Old Dan Tucker
(Gid Tanner & his Skillet Lickers)
The Arkansas traveler
(Len Spencer)
The Arkansaw traveler
disc 3.
(Jilson Setters (J.W. Day))
Arkansas traveler
(Clayton McMichen & his Georgia Wildcats)
The girl I loved in sunny Tennessee
(S.H. Dudley & Harry Macdonough)
Sunny Tennessee
(Floyd County Ramblers)
Nigger blues
(George O'Connor)
The blues ain't nothing but...???
May Irwin's bully song
(Georgia White)
I'se gwine back to Dixie
(Brilliant Quartet)
I'se gwine back to Dixie
(Uncle Dave Macon)
Baby mine
(Elizabeth Spencer)
Going around the world
(Leslie Keith)
All night long
(May Irwin)
(Anna Chandler)
All night long
(Roy Acuff & his Crazy Tennesseeans)
Laughing rag
(Sam Moore & Horace Davis)
Mexican rag
(Darby & Tarlton)
I don't care if I never wake up
(Silas Leachman)
My money never gives out
Bully of the town
(Arthur Collins)
My money never runs out
(Banjo Joe (Gus Cannon))
My money never gives out
(Dom Flemons & Guy Davis)
(Gid Tanner & the Skillet Lickers)
Fille de la fille
(Vin Bruce)
Turkey in the straw

Dimensions: 4 3/4 in.

Dimensions

4 3/4 in.
4 3/4 in. or 12 cm. diameter

Extent: 3 audio discs

Groove width / pitch: not applicable

Kind of material: plastic with metal

Media category: audio

Media MARC source: rdamedia

Media type code

Other control number: 788065520229

Other physical details: CD audio, digital

Publisher number: JSP5202

Special playback characteristics: digital recording

Specific material designation: sound disc

Speed: 1.4m. per second (discs)

System control number: (OCoLC)1121085781

Tape configuration: not applicable

Tape width: not applicable

Label: Protobilly : the minstrel & Tin Pan Alley DNA of country music, 1892-2017, (sound recording)

Publication

London, England, JSP Records, 2019

Copyright

℗2019

Note

"... presents a side by side comparison of songs written for the popular stage of the 1890s as recorded by performers of both the cylinder era (1890s-1920s) and the pre- and post-World War II 78 shellac era (1920s-1950s). The songs are all standards in the country & western, folk, bluegrass, old-time, Cajun, blues, and jazz repertoires"--Insert, page 7
Title from disc label
Previously released material
Compact discs
Program notes by Henry H. Sapoznik, Dick Spottswood, and Dom Flemons (74 pages : color illustratoins) inserted in container

Bar code

31223135478460
31223135478478
31223135478494
31223135478486

Capture and storage technique: unknown

Carrier category: audio disc

Carrier category code

Carrier MARC source: rdacarrier

Configuration of playback channels: unknown

Content category: performed music

Content type code

Content type MARC source: rdacontent

Contents

(Arthur Collins)
Casey and Bill
(Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band)
Steamboat Bill boogie
(Delmore Bros.)
Red wing
(Frank C. Stanley & Henry Burr)
Red wing
(Doc Williams & the Border Riders)
Just break the news to mother
disc 1.
(George J. Gaskin)
Take the news to mother
(Louvin Bros.)
In the shadow of the pines
(Royal Fish & Vernon Archibald)
In the shadow of the pine
(Kelly Harrell)
Are you from Dixie?
(Billy Murray & Irving Kaufman)
Are you from Dixie?
Casey Jones
(Grandpa Jones)
Home, sweet home
(Eleanora de Cisneros)
Home, sweet home
(Don Reno)
The party that wrote home sweet home never was a married man
(Ed Morton)
The man who wrote home sweet home never was a married man
(Mack Woolbridge & Charlie Parker)
I'm Alabama bound
(Billy Murray)
(Prince's Orchestra)
I'm Alabama bound
(Papa Charlie Jackson)
Unter dem Doppleadler
(Olbrig's Zither Trio)
Under the double eagle
(Bill Boyd's Cowboy Ramblers)
Blue bell
(Harry Macdonough)
Blue bell
Casey Jones
(Merle Travis)
Virginia bluebell
(Eddie Adcock)
The foolish frog
(May Irwin)
The foolish frog
(Frank Corso) --
(Fiddlin' John Carson)
Southern Casey Jones
(Jesse James)
Steamboat Bill
(Roland Cauly & Lake Howard)
Darling Nellie Gray
(Louis Armstrong & the Mills Brothers)
I got mine
(Arthur Collins & Joseph Natus)
I got mine
(Frank Stokes)
Go easy, Mabel
(Edward Meeker)
Go easy, Mabel
disc 2.
(Delmore Bros)
The smoke goes up the chimney just the same
(Dan W. Quinn)
The smoke goes up the chimney just the same
(Fiddlin' John Carson)
When the bees are in the hive
(Peerless Quartet)
When the bees are in the hive
(Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys)
Don't you leave me here
Haul the woodpile down
(Charles Johnson's Original Paradise Ten)
I'm Alabamy bound
(Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five)
Don't go down in the mine, Dad
(Stanley Kirkby)
Dream of a miner's child
(Keith Whitley)
I loved you better than you knew
(Byron G. Harlan & Frank C. Stanley)
I loved you better than you knew
(Charles A. Asbury)
(the Carter Family)
I loved you better than you knew
(Johnnie & Jack)
By the watermelon vine
(Edison Male Quartet)
Lindy
(Proximity String Quartet)
Who broke the lock
(Cousins & DeMoss)
Who stole de lock
Hold that wood-pile down
(the Georgia Browns)
Who stole the lock
(Jack Bland & his Rhythmmakers [that is, Rhythmakers])
Lovesick blues
(Emmett Miller)
Lovesick blues
(Hank Williams)
I'm the father of a little black coon
(Charles A. Asbury) --
(Uncle Dave Macon)
Darling Nellie Gray
(the American Quartet)
Darling Nellie Gray
(Billy Golden)
Turkey buzzard blues
(Peg Leg Howell & Eddie Anthony)
Old Dan Tucker
(Harry C. Browne)
Old Dan Tucker
(Gid Tanner & his Skillet Lickers)
The Arkansas traveler
(Len Spencer)
The Arkansaw traveler
disc 3.
(Jilson Setters (J.W. Day))
Arkansas traveler
(Clayton McMichen & his Georgia Wildcats)
The girl I loved in sunny Tennessee
(S.H. Dudley & Harry Macdonough)
Sunny Tennessee
(Floyd County Ramblers)
Nigger blues
(George O'Connor)
The blues ain't nothing but...???
May Irwin's bully song
(Georgia White)
I'se gwine back to Dixie
(Brilliant Quartet)
I'se gwine back to Dixie
(Uncle Dave Macon)
Baby mine
(Elizabeth Spencer)
Going around the world
(Leslie Keith)
All night long
(May Irwin)
(Anna Chandler)
All night long
(Roy Acuff & his Crazy Tennesseeans)
Laughing rag
(Sam Moore & Horace Davis)
Mexican rag
(Darby & Tarlton)
I don't care if I never wake up
(Silas Leachman)
My money never gives out
Bully of the town
(Arthur Collins)
My money never runs out
(Banjo Joe (Gus Cannon))
My money never gives out
(Dom Flemons & Guy Davis)
(Gid Tanner & the Skillet Lickers)
Fille de la fille
(Vin Bruce)
Turkey in the straw

Dimensions: 4 3/4 in.

Dimensions

4 3/4 in.
4 3/4 in. or 12 cm. diameter

Extent: 3 audio discs

Groove width / pitch: not applicable

Kind of material: plastic with metal

Media category: audio

Media MARC source: rdamedia

Media type code

Other control number: 788065520229

Other physical details: CD audio, digital

Publisher number: JSP5202

Special playback characteristics: digital recording

Specific material designation: sound disc

Speed: 1.4m. per second (discs)

System control number: (OCoLC)1121085781

Tape configuration: not applicable

Tape width: not applicable

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