Tuesday, March 13, 2018

Jerry's Saloon Blues

Something old from our dear Unky Cliff. While most of the Flyright material has made a web appearance at some point or another, this one has remained stubbornly unavailable despite being consistently mentioned in books about this period's recordings. Problem solved!

"This chapter presents an account of a 1940 field recording trip by John and Ruby Lomax. The account, which initially appeared as the liner notes for Flyright Album 206 (1975), focuses on an encounter with Oscar “Buddy” Woods, two other local black musicians named Kid West and Joe Harris, as well as members of Lead Belly’s extended family. West and Harris demonstrated their lively and varied repertoire for Lomax, who recorded older ballad and country dance material such as “Railroad Rag,” “Bully of the Town,” and “Old Hen Cackled and Rooster Laid an Egg.” Paul Oliver

6 comments:

KingCake said...

http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/JxgJ5jCa/file.html

Raulo said...

Many thanks King.

Christophe said...

Thanks a lot for this rare piece of blues.

Bob Mac said...

Many thanks for this rare one.

Monsieur Jujube said...

Thanks for this rare sides of country blues; authentic!!

Brush&Stick said...

Thank you!

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