Inventory of the Timothy Duffy Collection
Collection Number 20044
Manuscripts Department, Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Collection Information
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- Manuscripts Department
- CB#3926, Wilson Library
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Chapel Hill, NC 27514-8890
- Phone: 919/962-1345
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- Processed by
- Allyn Meredith
- Date Processed
- November 2003
- Encoded by
- Allyn Meredith
- Date Encoded
- November 2003
- Revisions
- Updated in November 2004 by Allyn Meredith
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Descriptive Summary
- Repository
- Southern Folklife Collection
- Creator
- Duffy, Timothy.
- Title
- Timothy Duffy Collection, 1990-2004
- Call Number
- 20044
- Extent
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- About 1,050 items
- Abstract
- Timothy Duffy (1963- ), folklorist and musician, produced field recordings of the American roots tradition as an undergraduate at Warren Wilson College and while working on a folklore master's degree at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A few years after graduating in 1991, he co-founded the Music Maker Relief Foundation (MMRF), a non-profit organization near Hillsborough, N.C., that helps southern roots tradition musicians meet their financial needs and gain recognition for their work. The collection includes chiefly sound recordings, but there are also artist files, CD liner proofs, correspondence, photographs, posters, documentation, video recordings, DVDs, and miscellaneous items. Most of the material relates to Duffy's work with MMRF. Sound recordings include Duffy's folklore thesis fieldwork in the Black Mountains of North Carolina and recordings of blues, gospel, and R&B artists such as Walt Davis, Ray Greene, Jeeter Riddle, James "Guitar Slim" Stephens, Etta Baker, Willa Mae Buckner, Guitar Gabriel, Cool John Ferguson, Cootie Stark, Cora Mae Bryant, Sammy Mayfield, Neal Pattman, Beverly "Guitar" Watkins, Jerry McCain, Essie Mae Brooks, Precious Bryant, Preston Fulp, Macavine Hayes, Algia Mae Hinton, John Dee Holeman, Captain Luke Mayer Luther, Taj Mahal, and the Greene Acres Picking Party. Some of the sound recordings include interviews with artists.
Administrative Information
- Restrictions to Access
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- Usage Restrictions
- Patrons must secure permission from donor before personal copies can be made. Use of audio or video materials may require the production of listening or viewing copies.
- Processing Information
- Preservation of and access to the Timothy Duffy Collection was made possible through a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
- Preferred Citation
- [Identification of item], in the Timothy Duffy Collection #20044, Southern Folklife Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- Copyright Notice
- Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Online Catalog Headings
These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.
- Baker, Etta, 1913- .
- Black Mountains (N.C.)--Songs and music.
- Blues (Music)--Southern States.
- Blues musicians--Southern States.
- Brooks, Essie Mae.
- Bryant, Cora Mae, 1926- .
- Bryant, Precious.
- Buckner, Willa Mae, 1922-2000.
- Davis, Walt (Musician).
- Duffy, Timothy.
- Ferguson, John (Musician).
- Folk musicians--Southern States.
- Folklorists--North Carolina.
- Fulp, Preston.
- Gospel music--Southern States.
- Gospel musicians--Southern States.
- Greene, Ray (Musician).
- Greene Acres Picking Party.
- Guitar Gabriel.
- Guitar Slim, 1915- .
- Hayes, Macavine.
- Hinton, Algia Mae, 1929- .
- Holeman, John Dee.
- Luther, Luke Mayer.
- Mayfield, Sammy.
- McCain, Jerry, 1930- .
- Music Maker Relief Foundation.
- Musicians--Salaries, etc.
- Musicians--Southern States.
- North Carolina--Songs and music.
- Pattman, Neal.
- Rhythm and blues music--Southern States.
- Riddle, Jeeter.
- Southern States--Songs and music.
- Stark, Cootie.
- Taj Mahal (Musician).
- Watkins, Beverly.
Biographical Note
Timothy Duffy was born 14 March 1963 in New Haven, Conn. In 1981, he moved to Swannanoa, N.C. to study at Warren Wilson College where he began recording local musicians at picking parties as a work-study participant with the Appalachian Music Program. As a novice guitar player, Duffy began to play in the mountain music tradition. Ten years later, Duffy transformed his interest into a thesis project and returned to the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina to interview and photograph the musicians at the Greene Acres picking party.
In 1983, Timothy Duffy moved to Kenya where he completed his undergraduate degree in 1987 at Friends World College. While in Africa, he apprenticed under Swahili songster and oud virtuoso Zein Al-Abdein; produced field recordings of children's music, street songsters, and dance rituals; conducted interviews of Mombasa men living in poverty; and researched the belief of the "jin" in Swahili society.
Duffy began recording blues artists in 1989 during his last semester of study for a master's degree in folklore at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He documented James "Guitar Slim" Stephens, an old blues rounder for the Southern Folklife Collection. in the 1920s and 30s, Slim played around the United States and introduced Duffy to blues artists around his hometown of Greensboro, N.C. Within a year, Slim was overcome by cancer and on his deathbed urged Duffy to seek out an old friend, Guitar Gabriel.
Timothy Duffy found Guitar Gabriel (Gabe) at Piedmont Circle, a housing project in Winston-Salem. Duffy and Gabe became friends and business partners. During the next few years, they played at clubs and festivals throughout the Southeast, traveled to Europe, and performed at Carnegie Hall. When not performing, they looked up the many old performers that Gabe knew. Willa Mae Buckner, a snake handler, traveled as a tent-show performer, played piano and guitar, danced the chorus line, and was a strip-tease artist in the 1950s and 1960s. Cootie Stark played from the Piedmont Blues tradition on street corners and pizza joints until the Music Maker Relief Fund (MMRF) began recording his music in the mid-1990s. Amongst the audio selections is a reunion between Guitar Gabriel and his sister, Lucille Lindsay, recorded in her nursing home; it finds them sharing songs long forgotten.
Timothy Duffy made recordings of these old, sometimes ailing and disabled performers. He was astounded by the economic choices the old performers had to make among food, rent, medicine, and other expenses. in 1993, with the help of Mark Levinson, an audio pioneer in New York, the concept for the Music Maker Relief Fund was born. Around the time of Gabe's death in 1996, musical figures such as Eric Clapton, B. B. King, and Taj Mahal began supporting the endeavors of the MMRF. Today over 100 southern roots musicians, such as Precious Bryant, Willa Mae Buckner, Joe Lee Cole, and Neal Pattman have had their financial burdens eased and their music recorded and promoted through the MMRF. Music Makers: Portraits and Songs from the Roots of America was published by Hill Street Press in 2002; this 194-page book contains black-and-white photographs, a music compilation CD, and information about the foundation and many of its recipients. As of the fall 2003 issue, nine volumes of the Music Maker Rag: The Official Newsletter of the Music Maker Relief Foundation have been produced under the direction of Timothy and Denise Duffy.
Many of the recipients come to MMRF in their final years. The interviews and recording sessions are, in many cases, the only recordings of these musicians, who made a living playing in drink houses and on the streets. Timothy Duffy, along with his wife Denise, traveled with a mobile recording studio from Virginia to Mississippi to interview and record the music from the southern roots traditions of R&B, blues, and gospel. MMRF is located in Hillsborough, N.C., and houses a recording studio and a guesthouse available for the MMRF residency program. Timothy Duffy lives and works with Denise in Hillsborough at the MMRF location. They have two children, Lucas and Lilla.
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Made up mostly of sound recordings, the Timothy Duffy collection also includes artist files, CD liner proofs, correspondence, photographs, posters, documentation, video recordings, and miscellaneous items. Most of the material relates to the work of the Music Maker Relief Foundation (MMRF) that Duffy and his wife, Denise Duffy, operate in Hillsborough, N.C.
The artist files contain biographical information as well as press and promotional material for seven of the MMRF recipients. Liner proofs of Music Maker compilation and individual artists CDs are in the collection. Included are both the original proofs and black-and-white photocopies. The photographs are publicity photos for five Music Maker artists: Jimmy Dotson, Ernie Hawkins, John Dee Holeman, Ernie Williams, and Henry Spencer. There is one signed publicity photo of The Breeze Kings.
Posters are also included in the collection. Six posters, printed on album-sized card stock, promote MMRF studio-produced CDs (i.e., Guitar Gabriel's Deep in the South; Neal Pattman's Prison Blues; and Etta Baker's Railroad Blues). Five posters in the collection highlight concerts and blues festivals. For example, one oversized poster details an MMRF concert held at Ziggy's bar in Winston Salem, N.C.
Sound recordings include Timothy Duffy's folklore thesis fieldwork in the Black Mountains of North Carolina at the Greene Acres Picking Party. Using a Marantz cassette tape recorder, Duffy recorded, circa 1990, the major players at the Greene Acres picking party. He interviewed Walt Davis, Ray Greene, and Jeeter Riddle as well as other attendees. Interviews and sound recordings of James "Guitar Slim" Stephens are also on cassette tapes. Using a digital audio tape recorder, Duffy interviewed and recorded more than 100 artists in the southern roots traditions of blues, gospel, and R&B, such as Etta Baker, Willa Mae Buckner, Guitar Gabriel, Cool John Ferguson, Cootie Stark, Essie Mae Brooks, Precious Bryant, Preston Fulp, Macarine Hayes, and Algia Mae Hinton.
There is also sound recording documentation including notes from the original digital audiotape labels and recording logs of each DAT recording that give location, producer, length of tape, material content, notes, and songs recorded.
Of the CDs in the collection, many were produced by MMRF for retail. These include Cora Mae Bryant's Born with the Blues, Sammy Mayfield's Blues by the Bushel and a variety of artists' on A Living Past. The compilation and single-artist CDs are professionally produced as distillations of the sessions recorded on digital audiotapes. Liner notes included with the Music Maker CDs offer stories and anecdotes from more than 100 artists with whom MMRF has worked.
Video recordings related to MMRF include a short promotion piece containing quotes and clips of MMRF recipients, such as Willa Mae Buckner, Cool John Ferguson, Neal Pattman, Beverly "Guitar" Watkins, and Cootie Stark. Within the video montage are clips of the artists performing, traveling between concerts, and at home. Another video recording is a copy of CNN's "World Beat" series that covers the MMRF story with interviews and performance clips by Taj Mahal, Timothy Duffy, Little Pink Anderson, and others. The program also includes a story about older blues artists attempting to reclaim their royalty rights to songs produced in the early 1960s.
The reel-to-reel tape contains two singles by blues musician Jerry McCain.
Rick Adams, Timothy Duffy, and Keith Robinson produced a 45-minute DVD, Living the Blues, with production assistance from Taj Mahal, Denise Duffy, and Brett O'Brien. Interview clips and songs by MMRF recipients explore southern blues tradition topics including learning to play the blues, growing up on a farm, hard times, traveling, "blue love," the role of church, and music as a powerful catalyst.
Miscellaneous items include publicity material from various events, such as coasters and napkins from the Winston Blues Revival with images of Cootie Stark, Neal Pattman, and Beverly "Guitar" Watkins. There are also flyers and program guides from blues festivals and cultural events.
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1. Artist Files
2. CD Liner Proofs
3. Correspondence
4. Photographs
5. Posters
6. Sound Recordings and Related Materials
6.1. Sound Recordings
6.2. Documentation
7. Video Recordings
8. DVD Recording
9. Miscellaneous
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Detailed Description of the Collection
1. Artist Files, 1992-2001.
50 items.
Artist files include one or more of the following: biographical information, press and promotional material about the artist, and flyers of festivals and other events where the artist performed. in Henry Spencer's folder, there is correspondence between Music Maker Relief Foundation and Two Scoops Records about him.
Folder
1
Gabriel, Guitar
Folder
2
Hawkins, Ernie
Folder
3
Higgs, George
Folder
4
King, Willie
Folder
5
McCain, Jerry "Boogie"
Folder
6
Spencer, Henry
Folder
7
Williams, Ernie
Folder
20
Brooks, Sister Essie
Folder
21
The Puritans: Timothy Duffy and Michael Parrish
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2. CD Liner Proofs, 2001.
7 items.
Marked-up liner proofs of five Music Maker compilation and individual artists CDs. Included are both the original proofs as well as black-and-white photocopies of the proofs. CD liner proofs include (but are not limited to): A Living Past; Preston Fulp: Sawmill Worker; and Jerry "Boogie" McCain: Unplugged.
Folder
8
CD liner proofs
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3. Correspondence, 1992-2003.
6 items.
Correspondence contains a postcard addressed to Tim and Denise Duffy with an image of Howlin' Wolf and a letter from the North Carolina Arts Council's Folklife Grants Committee.
Folder
9
Correspondence
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4. Photographs, undated.
11 items.
With the exception of two performance shots of Ernie Hawkins in color, the photographs are black-and-white publicity photos of seven artists: Jimmy Dotson, Ernie Hawkins, John Dee Holeman, Drink Small, Sarah Streeter, Ernie Williams, and Henry Spencer. There is one signed publicity photo of the Breeze Kings.
P-4511: The Breeze Kings publicity photograph, signed
P-4512: Jimmy Dotson publicity photograph
P-4513: Ernie Hawkins publicity photograph
P-4514: Ernie Hawkins publicity photograph
P-4515: John Dee Holeman publicity photograph
P-4516: Ernie Williams publicity photograph
P-4517: Ernie Williams performance photograph
P-4518: Ernie Williams performance photograph
P-4519: Henry Spencer publicity photograph
P-4525: Drink Small publicity photograph.
P-4526: Sarah Streeter publicity photograph.
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5. Posters, 1992-2001.
15 items.
Event and CD promotional materials. Event posters highlight national and international concerts and festivals. These posters are printed on paper, with the exception of one that is printed on heavy woven fiber. Music Maker CD promotional materials consist of posters for Etta Baker, Algia Mae Hinton, Jerry "Boogie" McCain, and others.
Music Maker CD promotional material:
OP-20044/1: Jerry "Boogie" McCain: This Stuff Just Kills Me
OP-20044/2: Etta Baker: Railroad Bill
OP-20044/3: Expressin' The Blues
OP-20044/4: Neal Pattman: Prison Blues
OP-20044/5: John Dee Holeman: Bull Durham Blues
OP-20044/6: Algia Mae Hinton: Honey Babe
OP-20044/7: Guitar Gabriel: Deep in the South
OP-20044/8: Music Maker Holiday Gift Program Promotion
Event promotional material:
OP-20044/9: Handzame Blues Festival: Black-and-white poster
OP-20044/10: Music Maker Blues Revival at Ziggy's: Printed on heavy woven fabric
OP-20044/11: Gaia Blues Festival
OP-20044/12: Reynolds Auditorium Benefit Concert Series
OP-20044/13: Cootie Stark at the Festival of Southern Cultures
OP/20044/14: Essie Mae Brooks on Northampton Arts Council's "Five Days in February," promotional poster.
OP/20044/15: Blues Nite with Guitar Gabriel and Timothy Duffy at the Bluescafe de Vestibule, promotional poster.
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6. Sound Recordings and Related Material, 1990-2004.
6.1. Sound Recordings.
295 items.
Arrangement: CDs, DATs, cassette tapes, and reel-to-reel tapes arranged by call number.
Interviews, music sessions, and professionally produced CDs of artists in the southern roots traditions of blues, gospel, and R&B. Timothy Duffy's folklore thesis fieldwork in the Black Mountains of North Carolina is also represented. Using a Marantz cassette tape recorder, Duffy recorded, circa 1990, the major players at the Greene Acres picking party. Interviews and sound recordings of James "Guitar Slim" Stephens are also on cassette tapes.
CD-976: Guitar Gabriel, Volume 1. 1995. Music Maker, MMCD 0494.
1. "Here Comes the Devil."
2. "Blues For Dorothy."
3. "Old Man Rivers."
4. "You Gotta Watch Yourself."
5. "Old-Fashioned Love."
6. "Leave My Goat Alone."
7. "Let's Talk It Over."
8. "Dr. Buzzard."
9. "Let It Roll."
10. "Here Comes Grandma."
11. "Hospital Blues."
12. "Back in the Western Days."
13. "Two Brothers."
CD-977: Various artists, A Living Past. 1995. Music Maker, MMCD 9401.
1. "I Came So Far," Guitar Gabriel.
2. "Expressing the Blues," Guitar Gabriel.
3. "Careless Love," Preston Fulp.
4. "Farther Along," Preston Fulp.
5. "Angels of Mercy," Captain Luke.
6. "Little Girl Blues," Big Boy Henry.
7. "Hot Shot Momma," Big Boy Henry.
8. "Peter Rumpkin," Willa Mae Buckner.
9. "Yo-Yo," Willa Mae Buckner.
10. "Let's Talk It Over," Macavine Hayes.
11. "I Got a Woman," Macavine Hayes.
12. "Railroadin' and Gamblin'," Samuel Turner Stevens.
13. "Do You Know What It Means To Have a Friend?" Guitar Gabriel and Lucille Lindsey.
14. "Freight Train Boogie," Captain Luke.
15. "Kingfish Story," Captain Luke.
16. "Dog and Cat Fight," Captain Luke.
17. "A Living Past," Guitar Gabriel.
CD-978: Various artists, "Winston Blues Revival", R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. 1998. RJRTC.
1. "Jigroo," Cootie Stark.
2. "Prison Blues," Neal Pattman.
3. "Miz Dr. Feelgood," Beverly Watkins.
4. "My Creole Belle," Taj Mahal.
5. "Savannah Mama," Mudcat.
6. "My Baby Left Me," Beverly Watkins.
7. "Came So Far," Guitar Gabriel.
8. "Shortnin' Bread," Neal Pattman.
9. "Metal Bottoms," Cootie Stark.
10. "Peter Rumpkin," Willa Mae Buckner.
CD-979: Cootie Stark, Sugar Man. 1997. Music Maker, 91002-2
1. "Metal Bottoms."
2. "Someday Baby."
3. "Jigroo."
4. "Padlock Blues."
5. "Lonely Blues."
6. "Cut Down That Old Pine Tree."
7. "Howlin' Wolf."
8. "Leaving Here, Sure Don't Want To Go."
9. "Send You Back To Georgia."
10. "Sandy Land."
11. "Blue Smokey Mountain."
12. "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?"
CD-980: Various artists, Came So Far. 1995. Music Maker, MMCD 1294.
1. "Hard Luck and Trouble," Marie Manning.
2. "Gospel Train," Bishop Manning.
3. "Rainy Night in Georgia," Captain Luke.
4. "I Don't Want No Woman," Captain Luke.
5. "Going Away," John Lee Zeiglar.
6. "Have You Seen Corrina?" J.W. Warren.
7. "Looking For My Woman," John Lee Zeigler.
8. "Whooping the Blues," Rufus McKenzie.
9. "Sweet Little Angel," Macavine Hayes.
10. "Goodybe Johnny B. Goode," Macavine Hayes.
11. "Fly Around Heaven," Lucille Lindsey and Guitar Gabriel.
12. "Trying To Make 100," Lucille Lindsey and Guitar Gabriel.
13. "Marching Through Georgia," Samuel Turner Stevens.
14. "T For Texas," Samuel Turner Stevens.
15. "Questionnaire Blues," Bishop Manning.
16. "Vellevina," Big Boy Henry.
17. "Late in the Evening," Pernell King and Guitar Gabriel.
18. "Key To the Highway," Guitar Gabriel.
CD-981: Neal Pattman, Prison Blues. 1998. Music Maker, 91003-2.
1. "Momma Whoopin' Blues."
2. "Catfish Blues."
3. "Shortnin' Bread."
4. "Talkin' 'Bout You Baby."
5. "Market Blues."
6. "Neal's Testimony."
7. "Prison Blues."
8. "Disco Twist."
9. "Goin' Back To Georgia."
10. "Five Long Years."
11. "Bottle Up and Go."
12. "Oklahoma City Blues."
13. "I Want Jesus To Walk with Me."
CD-982: The Goins: Mother Pauline and Elder James. 1997. Lost Gold Records, LGR 1497.
1. "Great Day."
2. "Children Go Where I Send Thee."
3. "Old Time Religion."
4. "Have You Been Faithful To Jesus."
5. "Nora."
6. "It's in Your Name."
7. "Let Jesus Lead You."
8. "Move Satan Move."
9. "Didn't the Lord Say."
10. "Take Me To the Water."
11. "I Know He Was the Blood."
12. "Elder James Testimony."
CD-984: Various artists, Expressin' the Blues. 1991. Music Maker, MMKCD701.
1. "Expressin' the Blues," Guitar Gabriel.
2. "Old Bill," Big Boy Henry.
3. "Carolina Breakdown," Etta Baker.
4. "Prison Blues," Neal Pattman.
5. "Rain in Your Life," Essie Mae Brooks.
6. "Rainy Night in Georgia," Capt. Luke.
7. "Little Country Girl," John Dee Holeman.
8. "Hard Luck and Trouble," Marie Manning.
9. "Let's Talk It Over," Macavine Hayes.
10. "Railroadin' and Gamblin'," Samuel Turner Stevens.
11. "Careless Love," Preston Fulp.
12. "Metal Bottoms," Cootie Stark.
13. "Wrenched My Ankle," Precious Bryant.
14. "Might Be My Wedding Day," Algia Mae Hinton.
15. "Turn Off the Fear," Carl Rutherford.
16. "Going Away," John Lee Zeigler.
17. "Peter Rumpkin," Willa Mae Buckner.
18. "Black Mattie," Robert Wolfman Belfour.
19. "Whoopin' the Blues," Rufus McKenzie.
20. "Gospel Train," Bishop Dready Manning.
21. "Walk On Water," Albert Smith.
CD-1464: Various artists: Captain Luke (Mayer Luther) & Cool John Ferguson. Music Maker Relief Foundation: Cure For the Holiday Blues. MMCD 0014.
1. "Chokin' Kind."
2. "Still Water."
3. "Poke Salad Annie."
4. "I Got What I Wanted."
5. "Waiter."
6. "Hotel Happiness."
7. "Rainy Night in Georgia."
8. "Old Black Buck."
9. "Its Just a Matter of Time."
10. "Put On Your Red Dress."
11. "Careless Love."
CD-1465: Jerry "Boogie" McCain, This Stuff Just Kills Me. 2000. Jericho, 90005-2.
1. "Where You Been."
2. "Super Woman."
3. "This Stuff Just Kills Me."
4. "Viagra Man."
5. "Slave Master."
6. "My Deal At the Crossroads."
7. "Jealousy."
8. "Ain't No Use For Drug Abuse."
9. "Mama's Gone."
10. "Madison Mood."
11. "Deadbeats."
12. "Pull Up in My Garage."
CD-1466: Essie Mae Brooks, Rain in Your Life. 2000. Music Maker, MMCD 15.
1. "Feel Like Time Ain't Long."
2. "Rain in Your Life."
3. "Got To Run On."
4. "Don't Put Off Today, Until Tomorrow."
5. "One of These Mornings."
6. "Lay Your Hand On Me."
7. "Mother, Heard a Voice."
8. "I Wrote You a Letter."
9. "Look Where He Brought Me From."
10. "Satan, Take Your Hands Off Me."
11. "I Got So Much To Talk About."
12. "Save the Children."
CD-1467: Eddie Tigner, Route 66. 2001. Music Maker, MMCD 16.
1. "Route 66."
2. "Shake Rattle and Roll."
3. ""A" Train."
4. "Help Me Make It Through the Night."
5. "Rag Mop."
6. "Straighten Up and Fly Right."
7. "Stormy Monday."
8. "After Hours."
9. "Stompin' with Eddie."
10. "Going Down Slow."
11. "C. C. Rider."
12. "Chicken Shack."
CD-1468: Beverly "Guitar" Watkins, Back in Business. 1999. Music Maker, PRO 00007-2.
1. "Miz Dr. Feelgood."
2. "I'm Gonna Rock Some More."
3. "Tell Me Daddy."
4. "My Baby Left Town."
5. "Right String But the Wrong Yo-Yo."
6. "Impeach Me Baby."
7. "Red Mama Blues."
8. "You Make Me Feel So Good."
9. "Too Many Times."
10. "Blue in the Night."
11. "What About Me?"
12. "Back in Business."
CD-1469: Carl Rutherford, Turn Off the Fear. 2001. Music Maker, MMCD17.
1. "Shasta Daylight."
2. "Flyin' High, Walkin' Tall."
3. "Turn Off the Fear."
4. "In the Pines."
5. "Waterin' Hole Blues."
6. "Last Handloader."
7. "Old Rugged Cross."
8. "Back Home To West Virginia."
9. "Long Black Limousine."
10. "Love Can't Fly On Broken Wings."
11. "Little Annie."
12. "Takin' the Tops Off My Pretty Mountains."
CD-1470: Cool John Ferguson. 2001. Music Maker, MMCD 18.
1. "The Cat Ate the Rat, the Rat Ate the Wizard."
2. "Here Comes Floyd."
3. "I Love You."
4. "Strollin' By the Waterfront."
5. "Miss You Like the Devil."
6. "Tater Done."
7. "Let No Woman."
8. "Pre-Alex Stomp."
9. "Send Up My Timbers."
10. "Log Cabin Woman."
11. "I Got a Right To Cry Sometimes."
12. "Cootie's Jam."
CD-1483: Cora Mae Bryant, Born with the Blues. 2001. Music Maker, MMCD22.
1. "No-No Blues."
2. "1999."
3. "Cold & Rainy Day."
4. "Blues Is My Best Friend."
5. "McTell, Moss and Weaver."
6. "I Saw That Man."
7. "It Was Weaver."
8. "Ticket Agent."
9. "Keep On Drinking."
10. "Warm It Up To Me."
11. "Oh Lordy, Mamma."
CD-1484: Preston Sylvester Fulp, Sawmill Worker. 2001. Music Maker, MMCD20.
1. "Careless Love."
2. "Farther Along."
3. "Chicken Stews."
4. "Wedding Bells."
5. "Banks of the Ohio."
6. "Glory To His Name."
7. "The Church."
8. "I Shall Not Be Moved."
9. "I'm a Sawmill Worker."
10. "In the Pines."
11. "Renfro Valley."
12. "Moonshine Story."
13. "Cindy."
14. "Dreaming About the Guitar."
15. "You're Going To Be Sorry."
16. "Little Darling."
17. "Sharecropping Life."
18. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad."
19. "Music From the Heart."
CD-1485: George Higgs, Tarboro Blues. 2001. Music Maker, MMCD19.
1. "Reuben."
2. "I Won't Be Back No More."
3. "Throw This Dog a Bone."
4. "My Hook's in the Water."
5. "Going To the River."
6. "Shotgun Blues."
7. "Geraldine."
8. "Jealous Man Blues."
9. "Greasy Greens."
10. "Black & Tan."
11. "Cry Holy Unto the Lord."
12. "Two Sides To Every Story."
13. "'Fore Day Creep."
14. "I'm Worried About That."
CD-1665: Various artists. Georgia Music Hall of Fame Presents: Blues Came To Georgia. 2001. Music Maker, MMCD 23.
1. "Let No Woman," Guitar Gabriel.
2. "Send You Back To Georgia," Cootie Stark.
3. "Lose Mr. Money, Let Me Lose," John Lee Zeigler.
4. "Miz Dr. Feelgood," Beverly Guitar Watkins.
5. "Fever," Precious Bryant.
6. "Market Blues," Neal Pattman.
7. "Mother Sleep On," Rufus McKenzie.
8. "CC Rider," Eddie Tigner.
9. "Rain in Your Life," Essie Mae Brooks.
10. "Chicken Raid," Mr. Frank Edwards.
11. "McTell, Moss & Weaver," Cora Mae Bryant.
12. "Yo-Yo," Willa Mae Buckner.
13. "If You Don't Love Me, Would You Fool Me Good?" Precious Bryant.
14. "Old Man Rivers," Guitar Gabriel.
15. "Georgia Drumbeat" James Davis.
CD-3935: Various artists: Cora Mae Bryant and Joshua Jacobson. 8 September 2003.
1. "My Baby's Gone."
2. "Tricks Ain't Working No More."
3. "Tricks Ain't Working No More."
4. "Little Red Bird."
5. "Born with the Blues."
6. "Trouble Don't Last Always."
7. "Cold Rainy Day."
8. "Cora's Escape."
9. "Talk of Mr. Frank."
10. "Don't Forget It."
11. "Don't Forget It."
12. "Broke Down Engine."
13. "Goodbye Blues."
14. "Born To Die."
15. "Mr. Frank Edwards"
CD-3936(Part 1/2): David Butler. 19 September 2003. DB#1.
1. "Your Deeds."
2. Conversation.
3. "Going To the Graveyard."
4. Conversation.
5. "Mack's Whorehouse Kingdom."
6. "Georgia Boy."
7. Conversation.
8. Blank.
9. "Get Somebody."
10. "When You Pray. Let It Be."
11. "Stay with Me Jesus."
CD-3937(Part 2/2): David Butler. 19 September 2003. DB#1 (continued).
1. "Bad Boy."
2. Tuning.
3. "Women in Mississippi Don't Know My Mind."
4. "Guitar Boogie."
CD-3938: David Butler. 18 September 2003. DB#2.
1. "That Game You're Playing."
2. "Momma, Why Keep Giving Me the Blues."
3. "Poor Boy."
4. "Lost Love."
5. Conversation.
6. "Don't Play That Country Smile."
7. "You're So Lucky To Get Out of Here Alive."
8. Conversation.
9. "Used To Have a Car - Blue, Black and White."
10. "Georgia Breakdown."
11. "Georgia Breakdown."
12. "Things Go Wrong."
CD-3940(Part 1/2): David Butler and Macavine Hayes. 19 September 2001. DB#3.
1. "Boogie Children."
2. "Boogie Children."
3. "Mr. Doogen."
4. "Johnson Boogie."
5. "Johnson Boogie."
6. "Come Steppin'."
7. "Keep On Sailin'."
8. "Longtime Comin'." Macavine Hayes.
9. "She's Steppin'."
10. "Right Hand / Left Hand."
11. "Don't Let Everyone Be Your Friend."
12. "Graveyard Blues."
13. Instrumental.
14. Conversation.
CD-3940(Part 2/2): David Butler and Macavine Hayes. 19 September 2001. DB#4.
1. "Let It Be True."
2. "If Jesus Had To Pray."
3. "Oh Mary, Don't You Weep."
4. "Whose Going Down in the Grave."
5. "Come Steppin'."
6. "Come Steppin'."
7. "Come Steppin'."
CD-3944 : Clyde Langord. 27 September. Centerville Texas.
1. "High Steppin' Mama."
2. "It's Your Time Now."
3. "Poison Ivy."
4. "Baby Please."
5. "Just a Little Bit."
6. "Little Red Rooster."
7. "Tell Me Momma."
8. "Dog in My Backyard."
9. "How Long?"
10. "High Steppin' Mama."
11. "Crazy About You Baby."
12. "Things I Used To Do."
13. "Tell Everybody Baby."
14. "Things I Used To Do."
15. "Long Lean Momma."
16. "Farther On Up the Road."
17. "Just a Little Bit."
CD-3945: Cool John Ferguson. 22 August 2003. All People Grill, #1.
1. "Blues Vamp."
2. "Dock of the Bay."
3. "Brand New Bag."
4. "Black Magic Woman."
5. "Rock Me Baby."
6. "I Stand Accused. You Send Me."
7. "Chunk of Funk."
8. "Scratch My Back."
CD-3946: Cool John Ferguson. 28 August 2003. All People Grill, #2.
1. "Brick House."
2. "Stormy Monday."
3. "Johnny B. Goode. Shakin' Goin' On."
4. "Hey Joe."
5. "Cat Ate the Rat."
6. "Super Bad."
7. "Low Country Blues."
8. "Here Comes Floyd."
CD-3947: Cool John Ferguson. 28 August 2003. All People Grill, #3.
1. "I'm Bad Starting Something."
2. "Misty."
3. "Purple Haze."
4. "Red House."
5. "Higher."
6. "Straight Church. Love Light."
7. "All People Blues."
CD-3948: Cool John Ferguson. 28 August 2003. All People Grill, #4.
1. "Hey Joe."
2. "They Don't Know Like I Know."
3. "Star Spangled Banner."
CD-3949: Willie Lowery. 22 October 2003. Hillsborough, NC.
1. "This Old House."
2. "Think About It."
3. "Can't Get To."
4. "Heaven Raisin' Hell."
5. "Flat On My Face."
6. "Streets of Gold."
7. "Stars Shine So Bright."
CD-3951: Various artists. Lee Gates & the Alabama Cotton Kings. Accompanied by "Nawlins" Bob Walters, Lance Almon Smith, Ardie Dean. 6 October 2003. Recorded Live at Mill Kids Studio. Huntsville, AL. Music Maker Recording.
1. "Sweet Lucy's Groove."
2. "You Gotta Love Me Baby."
3. "I Got a Honky Tonk Woman."
4. "Down To the Ghetto."
5. "Lucy's Voodoo."
6. "When Baby Got the Blues."
7. "I'm Going Back Home."
8. "Lee's Boogie."
9. "Lucy Cryin'."
CD-4070: Rev. Charles DeVries. July 1971. Contains 11 "Meditations".
CD-4170: Etta Baker with Taj Mahal. EB15.
1. "Cripple Creek."
2. Instrumental.
3. "Sourwood Mountain."
4. "Soldier's Joy."
5. "Brown's Boogie," with Taj Mahal.
6. "Chattanooga Choo-Choo."
7. "Chattanooga Choo-Choo."
8. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad."
9. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad," with Taj Mahal.
10. "John Henry," with Taj Mahal.
11. "John Henry," with Taj Mahal.
12. "John Henry," with Taj Mahal.
13. "Madison Street Blues," with Taj Mahal.
14. "Deal Go Down."
15. Instrumental.
16. Instrumental.
17. "I Get the Blues When it Rains."
18. "I Get the Blues When it Rains."
19. "Chattanooga Choo-Choo."
20. Blues song.
21. "Crow Jane," with Taj Mahal.
22. "On the Other Hand," with Taj Mahal.
23. "Green Onions," with Taj Mahal.
24. "Green Onions."
25. Discussion.
26. "Deal Go Down," with Taj Mahal.
27. "Railroad Bill," with Taj Mahal.
28. "Railroad Bill," with Taj Mahal.
29. "Girl of Dreams," Etta Baker.
CD-4171: Etta Baker. EB16.
1. "Girl of My Dreams."
2. "Girl of My Dreams."
3. Unknown song, with Taj Mahal.
4. Unknown song.
5. "Chattanooga Choo-Choo."
6. "Katie Kline."
7. "My Creole Belle."
8. "Railroad Bill."
9. "Chattanooga Choo-Choo."
10. "Mint Julep."
11. Unknown song.
12. "My Baby's Gone."
13. "My Baby's Gone."
14. "Madison Street Blues."
15. "Madison Street Blues."
16. "Katie Kline."
17. "Blues When It Rains. "
18. "Girl of My Dreams."
CD-4172: Etta Baker. EB17.
1. "Going to the Racetrack."
2. "Careless Love."
3. "Candyman."
CD-4173: Various Artists, including: Etta Baker, Algia Mae Hinton, Taj Mahal. EB18. 16 March 2004.
1. "Mississippi Blues."
2. "Hear My Mother Pray Again."
3-4. Blank Track.
5. "Hear My Mother Pray Again."
6. "Mint Julep."
7. "Sourwood Mountain."
8. "Cripple Creek."
9. "Johnson Boys."
10. "Soldier's Joy."
11. "Marching Jaybird."
12. Banjo instrumental.
13. Blank track.
14. "Police Dog Blues."
15. "Going to the Racetrack."
16. Unknown song, with Algia Mae Hinton and Taj Mahal.
17. "Railroad Bill."
18. "Madison Street Blues."
19. "Cripple Creek."
20. Poem.
21-25. "Up the River Blues."
CD-4174: Mr. Frank Edwards: Chicken Raid, 2004. Music Maker, MMCD 47.
1. "Chicken Raid."
2. "When the Saints Go Marching In."
3. "Evil Woman."
4. "Gone with Another Man."
5. "Done Got Drunk."
6. "She's Mine."
7. "My Baby Quit Me."
8. "My Baby Gone."
9. "I Know He Shed His Blood."
10. "Sweet Man Blues."
11. "Three Women Blues."
12. "Terraplane Blues."
13. "We Got to Get Together."
CD-4175: Clyde Langford: High Steppin' Momma, 2004. Music Maker, MMCD45.
1. "High Steppin' Momma."
2. "Tore Up."
3. "Poison Ivory."
4. "Crazy About You Baby."
5. "Tell Your Momma."
6. "It's Your Time Baby."
7. "Just a Little Bit."
8. "Little Red Rooster."
9. "Good Golly."
10. "Long Leany Momma."
11. "Road Runner."
12. "How Long?"
13. "Good Rockin' Tonight."
14. "Things I Used to Do."
CD-4177: Sol Volume: Blue, rough mix. Various artists: including, Cool John Ferguson, Cootie Stark. Music Makers. 2000.
1. Introduction.
2. "Black Mattie."
3. Tribute to Guitar Gabriel, Cool John Ferguson.
4. "Prison Blues."
5. "Gotta Have Rain."
6. "Rite 'Cheer," Cootie Stark's Testimony.
7. "How Sweet That Would Sound."
8. "Pork & Beans," Tribute to Guitar Gabriel.
9. "Off the Blues."
10. "Mister Frank."
CD-4364: John Dee Holeman with Taj Mahal. 2004.
1. "One Black Rat."
2. "Hambone."
3. "Mistreated Blues."
4. "John Henry."
5. "Someday Baby."
6. "Chapel Hill Boogie."
7. "Rock Me Baby."
8. "Can't See Why."
9. "Black Snake."
10. "Hurts Me Too."
CD-4365: Music Makers with Taj Mahal, Pre-Release CD. Artist include: Etta Baker, Neal Pattman, Dave McGrew, Cool John Ferguson, Algia Mae hinton, John Dee Holeman, Cootie Stark, Lightnin' Wells, and Frank Edwards. 2004.
1. "Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad," Taj Mahal and Etta Baker.
2. "Railroad Bill," Taj Mahal and Etta Baker.
3. "Mistreated Blues," Taj Mahal and John Dee Holeman.
4. "One Black Rat," Taj Mahal and John Dee Holeman.
5. "Catfish Blues," Taj Mahal and Neal Pattman.
6. "Disco Twist," Taj Mahal and Neal Pattman.
7. "Keep on Walkin'," Taj Mahal and Cootie Stark.
8. "High Yellow," Taj Mahal and Cootie Stark.
9. "Gambler's Prayer," Taj Mahal and Dave McGrew.
10. "I Mean It's Just too Bad," Taj Mahal and Lightnin' Wells.
11. "Black & White Rag," Taj Mahal and Lightnin Wells.
12. "Song for Brenda," Taj Mahal and Cool John Ferguson.
13. "Chicken Raid," Taj Mahal and Mr. Frank Edwards.
14. "I Ain't the One You Love," Taj Mahal and Algia Mae Hinton.
15. "Spike Driver Blues," Taj Mahal.
16. "Fishin' Blues," Taj Mahal.
CD-4366: Etta Baker with Taj Mahal, Pre-release CD. 2004.
1. "John Henry."
2. "Crow Jane."
3. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad."
4. "Madison Street Blues."
5. "Railroad Bill."
6. "Cripple Creek."
7. "Johnson Boys."
8. "Going to the Race Track."
9. "Lost John."
10. "Dew Drop."
11. Poem.
12. "Comb Blues."
13. "One Dime Blues."
14. "Sourwood Mountain (Mr. Boone Reid)."
15. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad."
16. "Railroad Bill."
17. "Johnson Boys (Mr. Boon Reid)."
18. "John Henry."
19. "Bully of the Town."
CD-4367: PuraFé: Follow Your Heart's Desire. 2004.
1. "Follow Your Hearts Desire."
2. "You Still Take."
3. "Whole World Down on Me."
4. "Wait Till You Come Back Again."
5. "Catch Me Fast."
6. "The Promise of its Shine."
7. "Robin Dance."
8. "Don't Trade Your Legs for a Pair of Wings."
9. "Rise Up Tuscarora Nation."
10. "Della Blackman."
11. "Pick and Choose."
12. "Going Home Stomp Dance."
13. "Sweet Willie."
CD-4368: Sisters of the South. 2003.
1. "I Know I've Been Changed," The Branchettes.
2. "Baghdad Blues," Beverly "Guitar" Watkins.
3. "If You Don't Love Me, Would You Fool Me Good," Precious Bryant.
4. "One-Dime Blues," Etta Baker.
5. "Yo-yo," Willa Mae Buckner.
6. "Hard Luck and Trouble," Marie Manning.
7. "Step it Up and Go," Algia Mae Hinton.
8. "Coffee Drinking Blues," Sweet Betty.
9. "I Love the Lord," Lucille Lindsay.
10. "Come On in the Room," Lucille Lindsay.
11. "Feel Like My Time Ain't Long," Essie Mae Brooks.
12. "Born in Newton County," Cora Mae Bryant.
13. "Cora's Testimony," Cora Fluker.
CD-4369: Photos for Music Maker, by Simon Beins. Photographs accompany term paper, "Living in a New World: Two Generations of Blues in the 21st Century." April 2003.
CD-4370: Brudders, Sam and Simon Beins.
DAT-105: Etta Baker. 31 May 1995. Tape EB1.
1. "Carolina Breakdown."
2. "One-Dime Blues."
3. "Mississippi Blues."
4. "Railroad Bill."
5. "Railroad Bill."
DAT-106: Etta Baker. 26 February 1996. Tape EB2.
1. "Baby Let Me Lay On You."
2. "Baby Let Me Lay On You."
3. "Baby Let Me Lay On You."
4. "Girl of My Dreams."
5. "Girl of My Dreams."
6. "Girl of My Dreams."
7. "I Get the Blues When it Rains."
8. "I Get the Blues When it Rains."
9. "Candyman."
10. "Candyman."
11. "Candyman."
12. "Miss a Little Miss."
13. "Miss a Little Miss."
14. "Hear My Mother Pray Again."
15. "Hear My Mother Pray Again."
16. "Careless Love."
17. "Chilly Winds."
18. "Chilly Winds."
19. "Chilly Winds."
20. "Chilly Winds."
DAT-107: Etta Baker. 26 February 1996. Tape EB3.
1. "Careless Love."
2. "Railroad Bill."
3. "Chilly Winds."
4. "Chilly Winds."
5. "Chilly Winds."
6. "Chilly Winds."
7. "Chilly Winds."
DAT-108: Etta Baker. 25 October 1995. Tape EB4.
1. "Mint Julep."
2. "Mint Julep."
3. "Careless Love."
4. "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down."
5. "Nobody's Business."
6. "Sunny Tennessee."
7. "Sunny Tennessee."
8. "Sunny Tennessee."
9. "Nobody's Business."
10. "Goodbye Booze."
11. "Railroad Bill."
12. "One Dime Blues."
13. "Browns Boogie."
14. "On the Other Hand."
15. "Chilly Winds."
16. "Carolina Breakdown."
17. "Lonesome Road Blues."
18. "Mississippi Blues."
DAT-109: Etta Baker. 25 October 1995. Tape EB5.
1. "Police Dog Blues."
2. "Going Down the Road."
3. "Going Down the Road."
4. "Going Down the Road."
5. "John Henry."
6. "John Henry."
7. "Sourwood Mountain."
8. "Cripple Creek."
9. "Johnson Boys."
10. "Soldiers Joy."
11. "Marching Jaybird."
DAT-110: Etta Baker. 13 October 1997. Tape EB6.
1. "Carolina Breakdown." Tape EB1 Tr 1.
2. "Mississippi Blues." Tape EB1 Tr 3.
3. "Baby Let Me Lay It On You." Tape EB2 Tr 3.
4. "I Get the Blues When It Rains."
5. "Candyman." Tape EB2 Tr 11.
6. "Miss a Little Miss." Tape EB2 Tr 13.
7. "Hear My Mother Pray Again." Tape EB2 Tr15.
8. "Careless Love." Tape EB2 Tr 16.
9. "Railroad Bill." Tape EB2 Tr 17.
10. "Chilly Winds." Tape EB2 Tr 17.
11. "Mint Julep." Tape EB4 Tr 2.
12. "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down." Tape EB4 Tr 4.
13. "Nobody's Business." Tape EB4 Tr 6.
14. "Sunny Tennessee." Tape EB4 Tr 9.
15. "Good Bye Booze." Tape EB4 Tr 10.
16. "Browns Boogie." Tape EB4 Tr 13.
17. "On the Other Hand." Tape EB4 Tr14.
18. "Lonesome Road Blues." Tape EB4 Tr 17.
19. "Police Dog Blues." Tape EB5 Tr 1.
20. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad." Tape EB5 Tr 4.
21. "John Henry."Tape EB5 Tr 5.
DAT-111: Various artists: Etta Baker, Algia Mae Hinton, Taj Mahal. 11 December 1997. EB7. Film Session.
1. "Carolina Breakdown."
2. "Knoxville Rag."
3. "One-Dime Blues."
4. "Railroad Bill."
5. "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down."
6. "John Henry," with Taj Mahal.
7. Algia Mae Hinton and Taj Mahal.
8. "Mint Julep," with Taj Mahal.
9. "John Henry," with Taj Mahal.
10. "Railroad Blues," with Taj Mahal.
DAT-112: Etta Baker. 24 February 1998. Tape EB8.
1. "Carolina Breakdown." Tape EB1 Tr 1.
2. "Railroad Bill." Tape EB2 Tr 17.
3. "I Get the Blues When It Rains." Tape EB2 Tr 3.
4. "Careless Love." Tape EB2 tr16.
5. "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down." Tape EB4 tr4.
6. "Sunny Tennessee." Tape EB4 tr9.
7. "Mint Julep." Tape EB4 tr9.
8. "Browns Boogie." Tape EB4 tr13.
9. "Lonesome Road Blues." Tape EB4 tr17.
10. "Goodbye Booze." Tape EB4 tr10.
11. "Nobody's Business." Tape EB4 tr6.
12. "One-Dime Blues." Tape EB4 tr12.
13. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad." Tape EB5.
14. "Candyman." Tape EB2 Tr10.
15. "Baby Let Me Lay It On You." Tape EB2 Tr3.
16. "Miss a Little Miss." Tape EB2 Tr13.
17. "Chilly Winds." Tape EB3 Tr7.
DAT-113: Etta Baker. Master.
DAT-114 (Part 1/2): Various artists: Etta Baker, Taj Mahal. January 1998.
1. "Cripple Creek."
2. "Cripple Creek."
3. "Cripple Creek."
4. "Browns Boogie," with Taj Mahal.
5. "Choo Choo."
6. "Choo Choo."
7. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad," with Taj Mahal.
8. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad," with Taj Mahal.
9. "John Henry."
10. "John Henry."
11. "John Henry."
12. "Madison Street Blues."
13. "Never Left."
14. "Nobody's Business."
15. "Nobody's Business."
16. "I Get the Blues When It Rains."
17. "I Get the Blues When It Rains."
18. "Choo Choo."
19. "Crow Jane," with Taj Mahal.
20. Taj Mahal and Etta Baker.
21. Instrumental.
22. "Railroad Bill," with Taj Mahal.
23. "Railroad Bill," with Taj Mahal.
24. "Girl of My Dreams."
DAT-114 (Part 2/2): Various artists: Etta Baker, Taj Mahal. January 1998.
1. "Girl of My Dreams."
2. "Girl of My Dreams."
3. "Knoxville Rag," with Taj Mahal.
4. "Madison Street."
5. "Choo Choo."
6. "Kate Klein."
7. "Goodbye Blues."
8. "Railroad Bill."
9. "Choo Choo."
10. "Mint Julep."
11. "Mint Julep."
12. "Madison Street."
13. "Madison Street."
14. "Madison Street."
15. "Madison Street."
16. "Madison Street."
17. "Kate Klein."
18. "I Get the Blues When it Rains."
19. "Girl of My Dreams."
DAT-115: Etta Baker. January 1998.
1. "Going To the Race Track."
2. "Careless Love."
3. "Careless Love."
DAT-116: Robert Belfour. 29 May 1995. RWB1.
1. "Black Mattie."
2. "Hobo Blues."
3. "Black Mattie."
4. "Hobo Blues."
5. "Honey What's Wrong, Why Do You Treat Me the Way You Do?"
6. "Run Here Baby Sit Down On Baby's Knee."
7. "White Lightning."
8. Instrumental.
9. "White Lightning."
10. "White Lightning."
DAT-117: Skeeter Brandon & Highway 61. 20 April 1996.
1. "Blues Hangover."
2. "Get Loaded."
3. "Cold War."
4. "I Got a New Woman."
DAT-118: The Branchettes. 15 April 1996. BC1.
1. "I Know I've Been Changed."
2. "Lord, Do It For Me."
3. "One More Day."
4. "I Know I've Been Changed."
5. "One More Day."
6. "At the Cross."
7. "Oh, How I Love Jesus."
8. "Didn't Have To Do It."
DAT 119: Charles Bristol. 2 October 1996. DAT CB1E. Accompanied by Tad Walters/harmonica, guitar, vocals.
1. "Leave Me Crying All Alone."
2. Instrumental.
3. "Momma Told Me."
4. "Crow Jane."
5. Instrumental.
6. "Going Down Baby."
7. Instrumental.
8. Instrumental.
9. Instrumental.
10. Instrumental.
11. "Going Down Slow."
12. "Baby Please Don't Go."
13. "Step It Up and Go."
14. "Moan and Music," Tad Walters.
15. "Too Much Competition."
16. "Blind Boy Fuller Song."
17. "First Wife Blues."
DAT-120: Essie Mae Brooks. Rain in Your Life. Tape EM3. Accompanied by Cool John Ferguson/piano.
1. "Feel Like My Time Ain't Long."
2. "Rain in Your Life."
3. "Got To Run Out."
4. "Don't Put Off Today Until Tomorrow."
5. "One of These Mornings."
6. "Lay Your Hand on Me."
7. "Mother Heard a Voice."
8. "Mother I'm Coming Home."
9. "Look Where He Brought Me From."
10. "Satan, Take Your Hand Off Me."
11. "I Got So Much To Talk About."
DAT-121: Cora Mae Bryant. 10 June 1996. Accompanied by Timothy Duffy/guitar; Danny Dundeck/guitar, Paul Duffy/mandolin. Tape CM1.
1. "McTell, Moss and Weaver."
2. "McTell, Moss and Weaver."
3. "Empty Room Blues."
4. "Cold Rainy Day."
5. "Can't Get the Stuff No More."
6. "Wee Night Hours."
7. "Key To the Highway."
8. "My Righteous Hand."
9. "Hen House Door."
10. "Hen House Door."
DAT-122(part 1/2): Cora Mae Bryant. 1 April 2000. Accompanied by J.J. Jabson/guitar and vocals. CMB3.
1. "Cold and Rainy Day." Nagra Tr 1.
2. "1999." Nagra Tr 2.
3. "Oh Lordy, Mama."
4. "Hambone - I Don't Like No Cheatin' Man."
5. "Warm It Up To Me." Nagra Tr 6.
6. "Keep On Drinking." Nagra Tr 9.
7. "Talk." Nagra Tr 3.
8. "Ticket Agent." Nagra Tr 4.
9. "Key To the Highway." Nagra Tr 6.
10. "Warm It Up To Me."
11. "Cross the River Jordan." Nagra Tr 9.
12. "No-No Blues." Nagra Tr 1.
DAT-122(part 2/2): Cora Mae Bryant. 1 April 2000. 31 March 2000. CMB3. Accompanied by J.J. Jabson/guitar and vocals.
1. "Blues is My Best Friend." Nagra Tr 3.
2. "McTell, Moss and Weaver." Nagra Tr 16.
3. "I Saw That Man." Nagra Tr 2.
4. "It Was Weaver."
5. "No-No Blues." Nagra Tr 12.
6. "Ticket Agent." Nagra Tr 6.
7. "Key To the Highway." Nagra Tr 8.
8. "Keep On Drinkin'." Nagra Tr 7.
DAT-123: Cora Mae Bryant. 18 March 2001. Born with the Blues. Accompanied by J.J. Jabson/guitar and vocals. Tape CMB8.
1. "No-No Blues." 31 March 2000. Tr 1.
2. "1999." 1 April 2000. Tr 1.
3. "Cold & Rainy Day." 1 April 2000. Tr 1.
4. "Blues is My Best Friend." 1 April 2000. Tr 1.
5. "McTell, Moss & Weaver." 1 April 2000. Tr 16.
6. "I Saw that Man." 31 March 2000. Tr 2.
7. "It Was Weaver." 1 April 2000. Tr 16.
8. "Ticket Agent." 31 March 2000. Tr 6.
9. "Keep On Drinking." 31 March 2000. Tr 9.
10. "Warm It Up To Me." 1 April 2000. Tr 7.
11. "Oh Lordy, Mama." 1 April 2000. Tr 3.
DAT-124 (Part 1/2): Various artists: Precious Bryant, Robert Thomas. February 1995.
1. "It's Alright," Precious Bryant.
2. "Hey Baby," Precious Bryant.
3. "Someday Baby," Precious Bryant.
4. "If You Don't Love Would You Fool Me Good," Precious Bryant.
5. "Wrenched My Ankle," Precious Bryant.
6. "Georgia Buck," Precious Bryant.
7. "Long Distance Call," Precious Bryant.
8. "Black Rat," Precious Bryant.
9. "Theme Song," Precious Bryant.
10. "I Want To See My Chauffer," Precious Bryant.
11. "Don't Jump My Pony," Precious Bryant.
12. "Josephine," Precious Bryant.
13. "Sitting Tight," Precious Bryant.
14. "You Know I Love You," Precious Bryant.
15. "Wasn't I Scared?" Precious Bryant.
16. "Theme Song," Precious Bryant.
17. Interview, Precious Bryant.
18. "Play a Little Bit," Robert Thomas.
19. "Big Boss Man," Robert Thomas.
20. "You Know I Love You," Robert Thomas.
21. "Baby, Please Don't Go," Robert Thomas.
22. "16/20," Robert Thomas.
23. "16/20," Robert Thomas.
24. "16/20," Robert Thomas.
25. "16/20," Robert Thomas.
26. "I Need Your Loving," Robert Thomas.
DAT-124 (Part 2/2): Various artists: Robert Thomas, George Daniel. February 1995.
1. "Boogie Chillun," Robert Thomas.
2. "Come To My House," Robert Thomas.
3. "Ain't That Loving You Baby," Robert Thomas.
4. "Don't Want No Woman," Robert Thomas.
5. "Rock Me Mamma," Robert Thomas.
6. "Big House," Robert Thomas.
7. "Mean Old Frisc," Robert Thomas.
8. "Big House," Robert Thomas.
9. "16/20," Robert Thomas.
10. "Big Boss Man," Robert Thomas.
11. "Rock Me Momma," Robert Thomas.
12. "Baby Please Don't Go," Robert Thomas.
13. "Rock Me Baby," Robert Thomas.
14. "I'm in Love," Robert Thomas.
15. "Big Boss Man," Robert Thomas.
16. "Rock Me Baby," Robert Thomas.
17. "I Want To Do the Boogie Woogie," Robert Thomas.
18. "Whoa Baby," George Daniel.
19. "Columbus, GA Blues," George Daniel.
20. "Sun Going To Shine," George Daniel.
21. "Mood of Love," George Daniel.
DAT-125: Precious Bryant. 24 June 1999. Tape PB11.
1. "Theme Song." Nagra Tr. 3.
2. Instrumental. Nagra Tr. 4.
3. "Suzy Q." Nagra Tr. 7.
4. Theme Song. Nagra Tr. 9.
5. Theme Song. Nagra Tr. 11.
6. Theme Song. Nagra Tr. 12.
7. "Chauffer Blues." Nagra Tr. 16.
8. "Chauffer Blues." Nagra Tr. 17.
9. "Black Rat." Nagra Tr. 18.
10. "Wasn't I Scared?" Nagra Tr. 19.
11. "Ain't That Loving You Baby?" Nagra Tr. 20.
12. "Fever." Nagra Tr. 21.
13. "Got Me Runnin'." Nagra Tr. 23.
14. "Ain't That Loving You Baby?" Nagra Tr. 24.
15. "Don't Jump My Pony." Nagra Tr. 25.
16. "Before You Accuse Me." Nagra Tr. 26.
17. Theme Song. Nagra Tr. 29.
18. "Wasn't I Scared?" Nagra Tr. 29.
19. "Black Rat." Nagra Tr. 30.
DAT-126: Precious Bryant. 8 April 1995. Accompanied by Tony Bryant/bass, Timothy Duff/guitar. Tape PB2.
1. "Baby, Please Come Home To Me."
2. "If You Don't Love Me Baby, Would You Fool Me Good?"
3. "Swinging the See-Saw Song."
4. "You Don't Want Me No More."
5. "Wasn't I Scared?"
6. "One Black Rat."
7. "Baby, Please Don't Go."
8. "Things I Used To Do."
9. "Before You Accuse Me."
10. "Swinging the See-Saw Song."
DAT-127: Willa Mae Buckner. Interview & Live Performance. April 1995.
DAT-125: Precious Bryant. 24 June 1999. Tape PB11.
1. "Peter Rumpkin."
2. "Yo-Yo."
3. "Little Girl."
4. "Talk. Yo-Yo."
5. "Peter Rumpkin."
6. "St. Louis Blues."
DAT-129(Part 1/2): Willa Mae Buckner and Maurice Grahaham. 26 January 1994. WM4D. Accompanied by Timothy Duffy/guitar; Michael Parrish/piano.
1. "St. Louis Blues."
2. "St. Louis Blues."
3. "St. Louis Blues."
4. "St. Louis Blues."
5. "Midnight Ramble."
6. Talk a Little Rap.
7. "Peter Rumpkin."
8. "Yo-Yo."
9. Interview, Maurice Graham - Willa Mae's Music Teacher.
10. "Dock of the Bay."
11. "The Key To My Door."
12. "The Key To My Door."
13. "Peter Rumpkin."
14. "If I Was a Little Girl."
15. "If I Was a Little Girl."
16. "If I Was a Little Girl."
17. "Yo-Yo."
18. "If this Earth Was Heaven."
19. "St. Louis Blues."
DAT-129(Part 2/2): Willa Mae Buckner and Maurice Grahaham. 26 January 1994. WM4D. Accompanied by Timothy Duffy/guitar; Michael Parrish/piano.
1. "Yo-Yo."
2. "Clothing Rap."
3. "Yo-Yo."
4. "If Earth was Heaven."
5. "Let the Good Times Roll."
6. " Yo-Yo."
7. "Key To My Door."
8. "Dock of the Bay."
9. " Yo-Yo."
10. "Peter Rumpkin."
11. "St. Louis Blues."
12. Interview footage/Winston talk.
13. "Joe Camel."
DAT-130: Various artists. Georgia and Alabama Blues Artists.
1. "Going Away," John Lee Zeigler.
2. "Going Away," John Lee Zeigler.
3. "Call Me Honey," John Lee Zeigler.
4. "Look Here Woman," John Lee Zeigler.
5. "Look Here Woman," John Lee Zeigler.
6. "Lose My Woman," John Lee Zeigler.
7. "Pretty Little Shoes," John Lee Zeigler.
8. Instrumental, Robert Thomas.
9. "Look Here Woman," John Lee Zeigler.
10. "Looking For My Woman," J. W. Warren.
11. "Big Bad Blues," J. W. Warren.
12. "Careless Love," J. W. Warren.
13. "John Henry," J. W. Warren.
14. "Wild Geese," J. W. Warren.
15. "Gal Packs Up and Leaves," J. W. Warren.
16. "You're Going To Miss Me," J. W. Warren.
17. "Corrine," J. W. Warren.
18. "Get Back Satan," Essie Mae Brooks.
19. "I Don't Have To Worry," Essie Mae Brooks.
20. "One of these Mornings," Essie Mae Brooks.
21. "Rain in Your Life," Essie Mae Brooks.
22. "Children Don't Allow," Rufus McKenzie.
23. "Whooping the Blues," Rufus McKenzie.
24. "My Babe," Rufus McKenzie.
DAT-131: Various artists: Willa Mae Buckner, Michael Parrish, Guitar Gabriel, Macavine Hayes, Captain "Luke" Luther Mayer, Timothy Duffy. 27 January 1996. Film Session at Willa Mae Buckner's home.
1. "Pancake Blues," Macavine Hayes.
2. "Part-time Love," Macavine Hayes.
3. Conversation.
4. "Let's Talk it Over," Guitar Gabriel.
5. "Sweet Little Angel," Macavine Hayes.
6. Conversation.
7. "Careless Love," Captain Luke.
8. "Angels of Mercy." Captain Luke.
9. "Angels of Mercy." Captain Luke.
10. "Just a Little Bit," Macavine Hayes.
11. Conversation.
12. "Peter Rumpkin," Willa Mae Buckner.
13. Conversation.
14. "Yo-yo," Willa Mae Buckner.
15. Interview with Willa Mae Buckner.
16. "Yo-yo," Willa Mae Buckner.
DAT-132: Randy Burns. 1995. Working Cuts.
1. "Penny Evans."
2. "Hobo Lullaby."
3. "Simple Things."
4. "The Farm Song."
5. "Waiting for an Old Friend."
6. "The Streets of Montreal."
7. "Where Am I To Go?"
8. "A Stop Along the Way."
9. "Sad Irish Tunes."
10. "Peggy Gordon."
11. "She'll Find the Roses."
12. "Lisa."
13. "On a Monday Morning."
14. "My Back Pages."
15. "Lay Down Your Weary Tune."
16. "The Dolphin Song."
17. "The Parting Cup."
DAT-133: The First Cosmopolitan All Male Chorus. 12 September 1998. COS#1.
1. "Come and Go."
2. "In this Little Wooden Chapel."
3. "Tear Drops Fall."
4. "Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross."
5. "Lord I Know You've Been So Good."
6. "When the Morning Comes."
7. "You Can Cook For Me."
8. "I Want To Move You."
9. "On the Battlefield."
10. "Only By the Grace."
11. "Roll Jordon Roll."
12. "I Dream of a City."
DAT-134: Various artists: Danny Dudeck, Cootie Stark, Matt Sickles, Jason Richert, Paul Duffy. 14 October 1996. DD1E.
1. "Going To Savannah," Danny Dudeck.
2. "Going To Savannah," Danny Dudeck.
3. "Going To Savannah," Danny Dudeck.
4. "Sangria Wine," Danny Dudeck.
5. "Sangria Wine," Danny Dudeck.
6. "Rattlesnake," Danny Dudeck.
7. "Death of Brownie McGhee," Danny Dudeck.
8. "Georgia Rag," Danny Dudeck.
9. "Rattlesnake Daddy," Danny Dudeck.
10. "One of these Days," Danny Dudeck.
11. "Lay My Burden Down," Danny Dudeck.
12. "Get Yourself Straight," Danny Dudeck.
13. "High Yellow," Cootie Stark.
14. "Lie To Me," Cootie Stark.
15. "Difference," Danny Dudeck.
16. "Chicken Raid," Danny Dudeck, Cora Mae Bryant, Paul Duffy.
17. "Chicken Raid," Danny Dudeck.
DAT-135: Various artists: Danny Dudeck, Cootie Stark and Paul Duffy. 15 October 1996. DD2E.
1. "Can't Get the Stuff No More," Danny Dudeck.
2. "Grinning in Your Face," Danny Dudeck.
3. "Devilish," Danny Dudeck.
4. "Pride," Danny Dudeck.
5. "Metal Bottoms," Cootie Stark.
6. "Jigrew," Cootie Stark.
7. "Black Gal," Cootie Stark.
8. "High Yellow," Cootie Stark.
9. "Got To Do Better," Cootie Stark.
10. "Sandy Land," Cootie Stark.
11. "Crying Time," Cootie Stark.
12. "Alberta," Cootie Stark.
13. "Padlock Blues," Cootie Stark.
14. "Picking Weeds," Paul Duffy.
15. "Picking Weeds," Paul Duffy.
DAT-136(Part 1/2): Mudcat Band. 30 April 1999. 1 May 1999. Knitting Factory. WBR4.
1. "Savannah Morning."
2. "Long haired Doney."
3. "The Call of the Wild Turkey."
4. "Viper."
5. "The Summer I Loved You."
6. "Cowboy Song."
7. "Buy You a Chevy."
DAT-136(Part 2/2): Mudcat Band. 30 April 1999. 1 May 1999. Knitting Factory. WBR4.
1. "Savannah Momma."
2. "Long haired Doney."
3. "Cowboy Song."
4. "Buy You a Chevy."
5. "True Love."
6. "The Summer I Loved You."
DAT-137: Paul Duffy. Homer.
1. "Homer I."
2. "Homer II."
3. "Homer III."
4. "Homer IV."
5. "Homer V."
6. "Homer VI."
7. "Homer VII."
8. "Homer VIII."
9. "Homer IX."
10. "Homer X."
11. "Homer XI."
12. "Homer XII."
13. "Homer XIII."
DAT-138: Frank Edwards. 19 June 1996. FE1.
1. "Meet Your Other Man."
2. "Meet Your Other Man."
3. "Evil Woman."
4. "Evil Woman."
5. "Chicken Raid."
6. "Chicken Raid."
7. "Done Got Drunk."
8. "Done Got Drunk."
9. "When the Saints Go Marching In."
DAT-139: Cool John Ferguson. 21 June 1999. JF3.
1. "The Cat Ate the Rat." Nagra Track 18.
2. "Slow Blues." Nagra Track 13.
3. "Up-tempo Blues." Nagra Track 15.
DAT-140(Part 1/2): Various artists: Cool John Ferguson, Benjamin Tehoval. 21 February 1996. Session on St. Helena Island, SC. JF2.
1. "I Love You."
2. "(Sitting On The) Dock of the Bay."
3. "Hunting Island Beach."
4. "St. Helena's Blues," Benjamin Tehoval.
5. "Red House Blues," Benjamin Tehoval.
6. "Hard Times. Georgia On My Mind."
7. "Kind-Hearted Woman."
DAT-140(Part 2/2): Various artists: Cool John Ferguson, Benjamin Tehoval. 21 February 1996. Session on St. Helena Island, SC. JF2.
1. "I Love You."
2. Instrumental.
3. "The Cat Ate the Rat."
4. "Hunting Isle Beach."
5. "Red House."
6."Slide Blues."
DAT-141: Sister Cora Fluker. 2 March 1995. CF1. Songs and interview with George Daniels.
1. False Start.
2. False Start.
3. "My Lord Calling."
4. "Pray For Me."
5. "Come On Jesus."
6. "Whole World in His Hands."
7. "I Wish I Could Hear My Mother Praying."
8. "Death Come Creeping."
9. "Run This Race."
10. "Paul & Silas."
11. "Her Testimony."
12. "Don't Cry Over Me."
13. "Look How This World Has Made a Change."
DAT-142 (Part 1/2): Various artists: George Daniels, Sister Cora Fluker. 2 March 1995.
1. "Mood For Love."
2. "Farewell Blues."
3. "My Lord Calling."
4. "Pray For Me."
5. "Come on Jesus."
6. "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands."
7. "Hear My Mother Pray."
8. "Death Come Creepin'."
9. "Jesus Run the Race."
10. "Paul & Silas."
11. Testimony.
12. "Lord, I Won't Tell You That."
13. "Don't Cry Over Me."
14. "Look How the World Has Made a Change."
DAT-142 (part 2/2): Sister Cora Fluker. 2 March 1995. Songs and interview with George Daniels.
1. "Shotgun Boogie."
2. "Thank My Lord."
3. "Rock Mt. Zion."
4. "My Baby's Gone."
5. "Dogwood Tree."
6. "Amazing Grace."
7. "I Know It Was the Blood."
8. "Bye-Bye Baby."
9. "Bye-Bye Baby."
10. Interview.
11. "Lord, Oh Lord."
DAT-143: Preston Sylvester Fulp. 1994. Music From the Heart.
1. "Careless Love."
2. "Farther Along."
3. "Chicken Stews."
4. "Wedding Bells."
5. "Banks of the Ohio."
6. "Glory To His Name."
7. "The Church."
8. "I Shall Not Be Moved."
9. "I'm a Sawmill Worker."
10. "In the Pines."
11. "Renfro Valley."
12. "Moonshine Story."
13. "Cindy."
14. "Dreaming About the Guitar."
15. "You're Going To Be Sorry."
16. "Little Darling."
17. "Sharecropping Life."
18. "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad."
19. "Music From the Heart."
DAT-144: Various artists: Thomas Gable, Robe and Penny Baskerville, Macavine Hayes. 8 April 1997. GGA1.
1. "B Boogie."
2. "B Boogie."
3. "Night Time."
4. "You My Lover."
5. "Slow Blues."
6. "Congo Mambo."
7. "Congo Mambo."
8. "Slow Blues."
9. "Things I Used To Do," Macavine Hayes.
10. "Gables' Rock."
11. "Treat Me Mean."
DAT-145: Elder James & Pauline Goins. 14 May 1997. J&PG1. Recorded in Ridgeway, SC.
1. "Great Day."
2. "Children Go Where I Send Thee."
3. "Old-Time Religion."
4. "Have You Been Faithful To Jesus?"
5. "Nora."
6. "It's in Your Name."
7. "Let Jesus Lead You."
8. "Move Satan Move."
9. "Didn't the Lord Say."
10. "Take Me To the Water."
11. "I Know It Was the Blood."
12. Testimony.
DAT-146: Elder James & Pauline Goins. 18 August 1999. J&PG2. Ridgeway, SC.
1. "Prayer."
2. "Bye and Bye."
3. "Building Me a Home."
4. "Solid Ground."
5. "I Prayed."
6. "He's Not Dead."
7. "This Joy."
8. "Everything To Me."
9. "I've Got Heaven On My Mind."
10. "Do You Love the Lord."
11. "Mumblin' Word."
12. "Thank You Jesus."
13. "Lord Been Good To Me."
14. "This Old Building."
15. "Lonesome Valley."
16. "Drinking the Wine."
17. "Will the Circle Be Unbroken."
18. "Blood Done Sign My Name."
19. "My Lord and I."
20. "Old Time Religion."
21. "I'll Go Lord."
DAT-147: Various artists: Annie Griggs, Cootie Stark. 4 April 1997. AG1. Greenville, SC.
1. "I'm Coming Up."
2. "I'm Coming Up."
3. Interview.
4. Interview.
5. "Trouble in My Way."
6. "Mary Don't You Weep."
7. "Mary Don't You Weep."
8. "I'm Coming Up."
9. "Bound For Cannons."
10. "So Good."
11. "So Good."
12. "You Got To Move."
13. "I'm Coming Up."
14. "Pray On My Child."
15. "You Got To Move."
16. "By Myself."
17. "Won't Be Very Long."
DAT-148: Various artists: Cootie Stark, Guitar Gabriel, Hasel Creech, Rob Evans, Cool John Ferguson. Instrumentals and Discussions. 18 February 2000.
DAT-149: Macavine Hayes. 1994. MH1D. Gut-Bucket Blues!
1. "Things I Used To Do."
2. "Things I Used To Do."
3. "Just a Little Bit."
4. "Sweet Little Angel."
5. "It's Your Thing."
6. "Little Queenie."
7. "Snatch That Thing."
8. "Little Red Rooster."
9. "Have You Ever Been Mistreated?"
10. "C. C. Rider."
11. "Big Boss Man."
12. "I've Got a Woman."
13. "Little Rain Falling."
14. "Goodbye Johnny B. Goode."
DAT-150: Macavine Hayes. 14 February 1994. MH1D. Accompanied by Timothy Duffy, Michael Parrish. Winston-Salem, NC.
1. "It's Your Thing."
2. "Little Rain Is Falling."
3. "Kansas City."
4. "Mustang Sally."
5. "Sweet Little Angel."
6. "School Days."
7. "Things I Used To Do."
8. "Just a Little Bit."
9. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy."
10. "Let's Talk It Over."
11. "Mojo Hand."
DAT-151: Macavine Hayes. 21 March 1994. MH2D. Accompanied by Timothy Duffy, Michael Parrish, Ardie Dean.
1. "C. C. Rider."
2. "C. C. Rider."
3. "Ever Been Mistreated."
4. "C. C. Rider."
5. "Little Queenie."
6. "Little Red Rooster."
7. "Big Boss Man."
8. "I Got a Woman."
9. "Sweet Little Angel."
10. "Down in Virginia."
11. "Kansas City."
12. "Bright Lights Big City."
DAT-152 (Part 1/2): Various artists: Captain Luke (Mayer Luther), Willa Mae Buckner and Macavine Hayes. 29 March 1994. WM3D, LM3D & MH3D.
1. "St. Louis Blues," Willa Mae Buckner.
2. "St. Louis Blues," Willa Mae Buckner.
3. "Peter Rumpkin," Willa Mae Buckner.
4. "Peter Rumpkin," Willa Mae Buckner.
5. "Little girl," Willa Mae Buckner.
6. "Little girl," Willa Mae Buckner.
7. "Amos & Andy," Captain Luke.
8. "Kingfisher Story," Captain Luke.
9. "Poke Salad Annie," Captain Luke.
10. "Poke Salad Annie," Captain Luke.
11. "Don't Want No Woman," Captain Luke.
12. "Don't Want No Woman," Captain Luke.
13. "Don't Want No Woman," Captain Luke.
14. "Don't Want No Woman," Captain Luke.
15. Conversation.
16. "Don't Want No Woman," Captain Luke.
17. "Things I Used To Do," Captain Luke.
DAT-152 (Part 2/2): Macavine Hayes. 29 March 1994. WM3D. [Part 1/2 includes WM3D, LM3D & MH3D].
1. Unknown Fragment.
2. "Matchbox Blues."
3. "Just a Little Bit."
4. "Just a Little Bit."
5. "Sweet Little Angel."
6. "Sweet Little Angel."
7. "Sweet Little Angel."
8. "Sweet Little Angel."
9. "Lawdy Miss Claudie."
10. "Lawdy Miss Claudie."
11. "I Want To Go Where Jesus Is."
12. "Snatch That Thing."
13. "If You Ever Been Mistreated."
14. "You Got Me Running."
15. False Start.
16. "Goodbye Johnny B. Goode."
17. Conversation.
DAT-153: Macavine Hayes. 21 January 1996. MH4. Accompanied by Timothy Duffy, Bill Reynolds.
1. "Going To New York."
2. "Come Back Baby."
3. "Little Rain Falling."
4. "Little Rain Falling."
5. "Help Yourself."
6. "Going To Louisiana."
7. "Wishing Well."
8. "It's Alright."
9. "Little Queenie."
10. "Little Bit."
11. "I Got a Woman."
12. "Knock On Wood."
13. "Wishing Well."
14. "Big Boss Man."
15. "Walking To New Orleans."
16. "Mojo Working."
DAT-154: Macavine Hayes. 12 October 1998. MH5. Back-up Artists: Timothy Duffy, Ardie Dean.
1. "Since I Met You Baby."
2. "Just a Little Bit."
3. "Down in Virginia."
4. "Little Girl."
5. "Help Yourself."
6. "Let's Rock."
7. "Let's Rock."
8. "Let's Rock."
9. "The Twist."
10. "If You Love Me."
11. "You Don't Know."
12. "Been Down So Long."
13. "I've Got a Woman."
14. "Long Time Comin'."
DAT-155: Wayne Henderson. 1994. A King of the Steel String.
1. Solo Guitar.
2. "Lady's Fancy."
3. Solo Guitar.
4. Guitar Polka.
5. "Buck Owens Theme."
6. "Wayne's Tune."
7. Solo Guitar.
8. Solo Guitar.
9. "Greensleeves."
10. "Done Gone."
11. "Bonaparte's Retreat."
12. "Ghost Riders in the Sky."
13. Solo Guitar.
14. "Take Me Out To the Ball Game."
15. Solo Guitar.
DAT-156: The Henderson Brothers: Wayne and Max Henderson. 1994.
1. "Tennessee Waltz."
2. "Chicken Reel."
3. "When the Saints Go Marching In."
4. "Wayfaring Stranger."
5. "Barbara Allen."
6. "Banks of the Ohio."
7. "Arkansas Traveler."
8. "Liza Jane."
9. "Wednesday Night Waltz."
10. "Cross Over the River."
11. "Billy in the Low ground."
12. "Black Mountain Rag."
13. "Sugar Foot Rag."
14. "Leather Britches."
15. "Gold Rush."
DAT-157: Big Boy Henry. 1994. Carolina Blues Shouter. Gulf of Mexico.
1. "Crooked Woman Blues."
2. "Hard Hearted Woman."
3. "Walking Day and Night."
4. "Where There's Smoke."
5. "Nina Mae."
6. "Gulf of Mexico."
7. "Mailman Blues."
8. "Greyhound Blues."
9. "Old Bill."
10. "Climbing On Top of the Hill."
11. "Emma Jean."
12. "Billy Boy."
13. "Walk with Me."
14. "I'm a Young Man."
DAT-158: Big Boy Henry. 24 January 1994. BBH1D. Accompanied by Michael Parrish.
1. "Where Is the Sun On This Cloudy Day?"
2. "Geraldine."
3. "Where Is the Sun On This Cloudy Day?"
4. "Geraldine."
5. "Hey Mamma."
6. "Oh Baby."
7. "Between 9:30 and 10."
8. "Between 9:30 and 10."
9. "Sure As You Were Born."
10. "Woman, Where've You Been?"
11. "Rock Me Mamma."
12. "Rock Me Baby."
13. "I'm To Get Up with the Rising Sun."
14. "Crooked Woman Blues."
15. "Oh Momma, What's On Your Mind?"
DAT-159 (Part 1/2): Various artists: Big Boy Henry and Guitar Gabriel. 2 March 1994. BBG1D. Accompanied by Michael Parrish and Timothy Duffy.
1. "Climbin' On Top of the Hill."
2. "Climbin' On Top of the Hill."
3. "Good Little Loving."
4. "Answering Machine Blues."
5. "Till the Cows Come Home."
6. "Nothing But a Dream."
7. "Emma Jean."
8. "Can You Understand."
9. "Billy Boy, Big Boy."
DAT-159(Part 2/2): Various artists: Big Boy Henry and Guitar Gabriel. 2 March 1994. Accompanied by Michael Parrish and Timothy Duffy. BBG1D.
1. "Poodle Dog."
2. "Near the Cross."
3. "Walk with Me."
4. "Red River."
5. "Keep It Cool."
6. "Keep It Cool."
7. "Sitting On Top of the World."
8. "Sitting On Top of the World."
9. "Black Gal."
10. "Missed Train."
11. "Get Drunk with Me."
12. "No Job Blues."
DAT-160 (Part 1/2): Big Boy Henry. 25 January 1994. BBH2D. Accompanied by Michael Parrish and Timothy Duffy.
1. "Tell Me Baby."
2. "Walking This Old Highway."
3. "There's Fire There's Smoke."
4. "I Got a Loving Little Woman."
5. "Hurting Head Blues."
6. "Get Up Mamma."
7. "Stranger Blues."
8. "Steel Guitar Rag."
9. "Mailman Blues."
10. "Nina Mae."
11. "One Track Mama."
12. "Going To New York."
DAT-160 (Part 2/2): Big Boy Henry. 25 January 1994. BBH2D. Accompanied by Michael Parrish and Timothy Duffy.
1. "Milk Cow Blues."
2. "V-8 Ford."
3. "Greyhound Bus Station."
4. "New Way of Loving."
5. "Come On and Rock with Me."
6. "Old Bill."
7. "Don't Leave Me Baby."
8. "Poodle Dog."
DAT-178 (Part 1/2): Puritans.
DAT-178 (Part 2/2): Puritans.
DAT-179: Homesick James. Blues Standards.
DAT-180: Homesick James
1. Set-up Conversation.
2. Sound check.
3. "Homesick Advice."
4. "My Baby's Gone."
5. Conversation.
6. "No Good Woman Blues."
7. Conversation.
8. "Louise."
9. Interview.
10. "Crossroads Jam."
11. "I Wanna Go Home."
DAT-181: Homesick James.
1. Set-up Conversation.
2. Conversation.
3. "Love."
4. Conversation.
5. "Walkin' Down the Street."
6. "Blackbird."
7. Conversation.
8. "Woman Like a Dollar."
9. Interview.
10. Jazz Guitar Instrumental.
DAT-182: Homesick James.
1. Conversation.
2. Blues Jam.
3. Conversation.
4. "I Feel Bad."
5. Conversation.
6. Conversation.
7. "Love."
8. "Milk Cow."
9. "Late in the Evening."
10. Conversation.
DAT-183: Homesick James. Interview.
DAT-184 (Part 1/2): Homesick James.
1. Conversation.
2. "My Baby's Gone."
3. Conversation.
4. "Hey Moon."
5. Conversation.
6. "I'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain."
7. Blues Jam.
8. "Dust My Broom."
9. Conversation.
10. "Sugar Mama."
DAT-184 (Part 2/2): Homesick James.
1. "My Baby."
2. "Walkin' Down the Street."
3. Blues Jam.
4. "Last Night."
5. Conversation.
6. Conversation.
7. Conversation.
DAT-185: Homesick James.
1. "I Been Low."
2. "I Been Low."
3. "Walkin' Down the Street."
4. " I Went Down."
5. Conversation.
6. "Woman and a Dollar."
7. Blues Jam.
8. Blues Jam.
9. "I Feel Bad."
10. "Stormy Monday."
11. "I Been Low."
12. "Milk Cow."
13. "Late in the Evening."
DAT-186: Homesick James.
1. "Got To Move."
2. "My Woman Don't Want Me."
3. "I'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain."
4. Instrumental Blues.
5. "Dust My Broom."
6. "Sugar Mama."
7. "My Woman."
8. "Walkin' Down the Street".
9. Blues Jam.
10. "Last Night."
DAT-187: Homesick James. Interview.
DAT-188: Homesick James. Interview.
DAT-189 (Part 1/2): Guitar Gabriel.
1. "I Wanna Talk To Ya'."
2. "Deaf and Dumb."
3. "1941."
4. "Meet Me in the Bottom Early in the Morning."
5. "Walkin' Down the Street."
6. "Headin' Down the Road."
7. "Shine On Me."
8. "Shine On Me."
9. "Broken Hearted Baby."
DAT-189 (Part 2/2): Guitar Gabriel.
1. "Beside the River."
2. "Beside the River."
3. "Shake Hands with You."
4. "Walkin' Down the Street."
5. "Trouble in Mind."
6. Instrumental.
7. "Have You Heard the News?"
8. "Buy You a Diamond Ring."
9. "When They Turn Their Back On You."
10. "Doctor Please."
11. "You Can't Run Fast Enough."
12. "Cold Hearted Woman."
13. "Can You Believe It Baby."
14. "Let You Hammer Down."
DAT-190 (Part 1/2): Guitar Gabriel. 3 and 4 February 1994. New Haven Sessions.
1. "Beside the River."
2. Conversation.
3. "Beside the River."
4. "I Had a Dream."
5. "Do You Know What It Means To Have a Friend?"
6. "Here Come the Devil."
7. "Here Come the Devil."
8. Cough.
9. "Here Come the Devil."
10. "Here Come the Devil."
11. "Here Come the Devil."
12. "Hot Biscuits and Porkchops."
13. "Hot Biscuits and Porkchops."
14. "Old-Fashioned Love."
15. "Old-Fashioned Love."
DAT-190 (Part 2/2): Guitar Gabriel. 3 and 4 February 1994. New Haven Sessions.
1. "Change in Me."
2. Instrumental.
3. "Juice-Headed Woman."
4. "Juice-Headed Woman."
5. "Bring Yourself Around."
6. "Meet Me in the Bottom."
7. "Shake Hands with You."
8. "Help Me Run This Race."
9. "I Cried All Night Long."
10. "Beside the River."
11. "Have You Ever Had a Friend?"
DAT-191(Part 1/2): Guitar Gabriel. Edited on 7 February 1994.
1. "I Wore Out My Last Pair of Shoes."
2. Instrumental.
3. "You Got Me Doin'."
4. "There He Goes Walkin' Down the Street."
5. "The Moon Is Shinin' But It's Raining in My Heart."
6. "Tell Me What I Say."
7. "Here She Comes."
8. "Stormy Monday."
9. "One Mint Julep."
10. Instrumental.
DAT-191(Part 2/2): Guitar Gabriel. Edited on 7 February 1994.
1. "Guitars and Cars."
2. "Walk a While."
3. "Get Me Some Chicken Wings."
4. Instrumental.
5. Instrumental.
6. Instrumental.
7. "Meet Me in the Bottom."
8. "Give It Up, Turn It Loose."
9. "Beside the River."
10. "Little Bit."
11. "Do You Know What It Means To Have a Friend?"
12. "What a Friend We Have in Jesus."
13. "Louise."
14. "Let Me Play with Your Poodle."
DAT-192(Part 1/2): Guitar Gabriel. 6 February 1994.
1. "Diamond Ring."
2. "Tell Me What I Say."
3. "I Wonder Something."
4. "Heard the News."
5. "Mama Killed a Chicken."
6. Instrumental.
7. "Steel Guitar Rag."
8. "Goodnight Irene."
9. "Goodnight Irene."
10. "Here Come the Devil."
11. "Here Come Your Grandma."
12. Banjo and Piano Instrumental.
13. "Move Outta Town."
14. "Let It Roll."
15. "Heard the News."
DAT-192(Part 2/2): Guitar Gabriel. 6 February 1994.
1. "Happy Birthday Sugar Puddin'."
2. "Key To the Highway."
3. Instrumental.
4. "There Goes the Few."
5. "I Got To Get Into It."
6. Instrumental.
7. "Little Bit Higher."
8. "Trouble in Mind."
9. Practice.
10. "Don't Cook My Goose."
11. "After While."
12. "Let's Talk It Over."
DAT-193 (Part 1/2): Guitar Gabriel. 9 February 1994.
1. "Up in the Morning."
2. "Up in the Morning."
3. Conversation.
4. Instrumental.
5. "When They Turn Their Back On You."
6. "Cook Your Biscuits."
7. "Hey Mama, Here Come That Man Again."
8. "Don't Mistreat Me, Baby."
9. Instrumental.
10. "Trouble in Mind."
11. "It's Alright."
12. "How Sweet It Is."
13. "From the Way You Look At Me."
14. "Whatch'a Got Cookin'."
15. Instrumental.
DAT-193 (Part 2/2): Guitar Gabriel. 9 February 1994.
1. "Mean Old World."
2. Conversation.
3. "Apple Blossom Strut."
4. "Got Me Doin' What I'm Doin'."
5. "Heard the News."
6. "Let It Roll."
7. "When They Turn Their Back On You."
8. Instrumental.
9. Conversation.
10. "To Shake Hands with You."
DAT-194 (Part 1/2): Guitar Gabriel. 19 March 1994. Parrish Residence.
1. "Night and Day."
2. "King Bee."
3. "Welfare Blues."
4. "Doin' What I'm Doin'."
5. "Doin' What I'm Doin'."
6. "Doin' What I'm Doin'."
7. "Way Down Here."
8. Tuning.
9. "Polk Salad Annie."
10. "Polk Salad Annie."
11. "Baby, Please Don't Go."
12. "Here Comes the Devil."
13. "Bad Luck and Trouble."
DAT-194 (Part 2/2): Guitar Gabriel. 19 March 1994. Parrish Residence.
1. Guitar Lesson.
2. Conversation.
3. "I Can't Get You Out of My Mind."
4. Conversation.
5. "Midnight Blues."
6. Conversation.
7. Conversation.
DAT-195 (Part 1/2): Guitar Gabriel. 24 March 1994.
1. "Gabe Groove."
2. "Come and Get in That Kitchen."
3. "Matchbox Baby."
4. "Piano Blues."
5. BCD (Salem College).
6. "Got So Low."
7. "Chicken Butt."
8. "Smokey Joe."
9. "Old Fashioned Love."
10. "Betty and Dupree."
11. "The Butterfly."
12. Gabe Song.
13. "What a Difference a Day Make."
14. "Crab Song."
15. "Gabe's Boogie."
16. "Gabe's Boogie."
DAT-195 (Part 2/2): Guitar Gabriel. 24 March 1994.
1. "Southern Style."
2. "1000 Miles From Nowhere."
3. "Oyster Stew."
4. Instrumental.
5. "Here Comes the Devil."
6. "Make It Last."
7. "Slow Blues."
8. " I Got the News."
9. Conversation.
DAT-196: Guitar Gabriel. 29 March 1994.
1. Conversation.
2. "Merry Christmas Baby."
3. "Shake It Up, Baby."
4. "Sometimes."
5. "Piano Boogie."
DAT-197: Guitar Gabriel. 30 March 1994.
1. "Welfare Blues."
2. "Indian Blues."
3. "Summertime."
4. "Fat Annie."
5. "Fat Annie."
6. "Further On Up the Road."
7. "Further On Up the Road."
8. "Have You Seen My Baby?"
9. Instrumental.
10. "Baby, Please Don't Go."
11. "You Been Cheatin' On Me."
DAT-198: Various artists: Guitar Gabriel and Pernell King. 13 April 1994.
1. "Walking Girl."
2. "I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water."
3. Conversation.
4. "Do You Know What It Means To Have a Friend."
5. Conversation.
6. "Do You Know What It Means To Have a Friend."
7. "Lord, Have Mercy On Me."
8. Conversation.
9. "Runnin' with Jesus Is Just Like An Automobile."
10. "Runnin' with Jesus Is Just Like An Automobile."
11. "Mother Bowed and Prayed For Me."
12. "I Goin' Home On the Mornin' Train."
13. "Late in the E