Inventory of the Ed Kahn Collection, 1930-1999

Collection Number 20360

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Descriptive Summary

Repository
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection.
Creator
Kahn, Ed.
Title
Ed Kahn Collection, 1930-1999
Call Number
20360
Language of Materials
Materials in English
Extent
Items: About 900
Linear Feet: 11.0
Abstract
Scholar and folklorist, Ed Kahn (1938-2004) spent much of his life devoted to the study of American folk songs and early country music, conducting extensive field research and writing at length about both Merle Travis and the Carter Family. Kahn was was involved in the creation of the John Edwards Memorial Foundation (JEMF), along with Archie Green, D. K. Wilgus, Fred Hoeptner, and Eugene Earle. He was initially appointed Executive Secretary of the JEMF and was instrumental in starting the JEMF Quarterly newsletter.
The collection consists of papers, photographs, and audiovisual materials relating to Kahn's research documenting American folk songs, Mexican border radio, and early country music and recording history. The bulk of the materials focus on Merle Travis and the Carter Family. Carter Family research materials include personal and professional correspondence; research files related to Kahn's dissertation on the Carter Family; transcripts from interviews with members of the Carter Family and people associated with them; letters to and from members of the Carter Family and their friends, family, and business associates; and handwritten songs found in a cabin where Sara Carter stayed after divorcing A. P. Carter. Merle Travis research materials include personal and professional correspondence; research files relating to Kahn's planned biography of Travis, including interview transcripts, discographies, sheet music, and song titles; chapter layouts and drafts for the biography; and articles and liner notes on Travis and American folk songs. Photographs chiefly represent the Carter Family, including publicity shots of the Carter children; the Carter Family performing with other artists, such as Mainer's Mountaineers, James Carson, Jimmie Rodgers, and Chet Atkins; individual images of Sara Carter, Maybelle Carter, and A. P. Carter; snapshots of the Carter Family at various points during their career; and images of friends and family. Other photographs include a publicity shot of Merle Travis and an image of Ray DeAutremont, who was involved in a 1923 train robbery. Audiovisual materials include Kahn's collection of commercially recorded transcription discs, non-commercial field recordings on open reel tape, and commercial and non-commercial audiocassettes and videocassettes. Transcription discs include recordings of Mexican border radio programs featuring the Carter Family, Patsy Montana, Cowboy Slim, the Pickard Family, and others. Open reel tapes chiefly include field recordings of early country and folk musicians, including Charlie Bowman, Mose Rager, Doc Hopkins, Ernest V. Stoneman, Clayton McMichen, the Blue Sky Boys, the Stanley Brothers, and others. Audiocassettes and videotapes chiefly record the Carter Family and Merle Travis.

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Administrative Information

Restrictions to Access
This collection has restrictions to access. Please see details below or contact the Manuscripts Department for more information.
Usage Restrictions
Use of audio and video materials may require preparation of listening and viewing copies.
Acquisitions Information
Received from Ed Kahn of Pinole, Calif., in 2003 (Acc. 20360).
Processing Information
Processed by: Kirston C. Johnson and Kelly Kress, October 2005
Encoded by: Kirston C. Johnson, November 2005
Preservation of and access to the Ed Kahn Collection was made possible through a grant from the Grammy Foundation.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], in the Ed Kahn Collection #20360, Southern Folklife Collection, The 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.
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Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Atkins, Chet.
Blue Sky Boys.
Bowman, Charlie.
Carson, James.
Carter Family (Musical group)
Carter, A. P. (Alvin Pleasant), 1891-1960.
Carter, Maybelle, 1909-1978.
Carter, Sara, 1898-1979.
Country music.
Country musicians.
Cowboy Slim Rinehart.
DeAutremont, Ray.
Folk musicians.
Folk songs--United States.
Folklorists--United States.
Hopkins, Doc, b. 1899.
Kahn, Ed.
J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers (Musical group)
McMichen, Clayton, 1900-1970.
Montana, Patsy.
Pickard Family (Musical group)
Rager, Mose.
Radio broadcasting--Mexican-American Border Region.
Rodgers, Jimmie, 1897-1933.
Sound recording industry--History.
Stanley Brothers.
Stoneman, Ernest V.
Travis, Merle.
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Biographical Note

Scholar and folklorist, Ed Kahn was born in Indianapolis, Ind., on 5 July 1938. He attended Oberlin College and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Folklore and Mythology from the University of California Los Angeles. He went on to receive a Ph.D. from UCLA in 1970. While Kahn was pursuing his doctorate, he also taught courses in folklore and folksong in UCLA's evening school program. An edited version of his dissertation, "The Carter Family: A Reflection of Changes in Society," focusing on the chapters related to Mexican border radio, was later published in JEMF Quarterly #30 as: "International Relations, Dr. Brinkley, and Hillbilly Music."

Ed Kahn devoted much of his life to the study of American folk songs, radio broadcasting, and early country music and recording history. He conducted extensive field research and wrote at length about both Merle Travis and the Carter Family. Kahn was was involved in the creation of the John Edwards Memorial Foundation (JEMF), along with Archie Green, D. K. Wilgus, Fred Hoeptner, and Eugene Earle. He was initially appointed Executive Secretary of the JEMF and was instrumental in starting the JEMF Quarterly newsletter.

While carrying out his field work, Ed Kahn became the only folklorist to interview all three members of the original Carter Family. In addition, he frequently traveled throughout the United States interviewing and recording the music of numerous other country musicians, including Clarence Green, Dorsey Dixon, Ernest V. Stoneman, Charlie Bowman, Mose Rager, the Pickard Family, and many others. Archie Green and Mike Seeger were also involved in many of these field recordings. Kahn also interviewed key players in the history of country music recording, such as Polk Brockman and Steve Sholes. Additional field work carried out by Kahn includes extensive recordings in the communities surrounding Coal Creek, Tenn., chiefly focusing on the miners and their music.

Ed Kahn also contributed to the study of American folk music by his numerous writings, including articles and record reviews for the journals "Western Folklore" and JEMF Quarterly; an academic paper focusing on a discographer and discography, "Will Roy Hearne: Peripheral Folksong Scholar"; and liner notes for RCA, Capitol, and Bear Family labels. Other work included an article about folklorist Alan Lomax, and significant contributions to the Meade/Spottswood discography, Country Music Sources (2002). Ed Kahn died in Pinole, Calif., on 24 March 2002.

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Collection Overview

The Ed Kahn Collection consists of papers, photographs, and audiovisual materials relating to Kahn's research documenting American folk songs, Mexican border radio, and early country music and recording history. The bulk of the materials focus on Merle Travis and the Carter Family.

Carter Family research materials include personal and professional correspondence; research files related to Ed Kahn's dissertation, "The Carter Family: A Reflection of Changes in Society"; transcripts documenting interviews with members of the Carter Family and people associated with them; letters to and from members of the Carter Family and their friends, family, and business associates; and handwritten songs found in a cabin where Sara Carter stayed after divorcing A. P. Carter.

Merle Travis research materials include personal and professional correspondence; research files relating to Kahn's planned biography of Travis, including interview transcripts, discographies, sheet music, and song titles; chapter layouts and drafts for the biography; and articles and liner notes on Travis and American folk songs.

Photographs chiefly represent the Carter Family, including publicity shots of the Carter children; the Carter Family performing with other artists, such as Mainer's Mountaineers, James Carson, Jimmie Rodgers, and Chet Atkins; individual images of Sara Carter, Maybelle Carter, and A. P. Carter; snapshots of the Carter Family at various points during their career; and images of friends and family. Other photographs include a publicity shot of Merle Travis and an image of Ray DeAutremont, who, with his brothers Roy and Hugh, was involved in a 1923 train robbery.

Audiovisual materials include Ed Kahn's collection of commercially recorded transcription discs, non-commercial field recordings on open reel tape, as well as both commercial and non-commercial audiocassettes and videocassettes. Transcription discs include recordings of Mexican border radio programs featuring the Carter Family, Patsy Montana, Cowboy Slim, the Pickard Family, and others. Open reel tapes chiefly include field recordings of early country and folk musicians, including Charlie Bowman, Mose Rager, Doc Hopkins, Ernest V. Stoneman, Clayton McMichen, the Blue Sky Boys, the Stanley Brothers, and others. Audiocassettes and videotapes chiefly record the Carter Family and Merle Travis.

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Arrangement of Collection

1. Carter Family Research
2. Merle Travis Research
3. Photographs
4. Sound Recordings and Videotapes
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Items Separated

Items separated include photographs (P-4589-4625).

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Detailed Description of the Collection

1. Carter Family Research Materials, 1930-1998.

About 180 items.
Carter Family research materials consist of items relating to Ed Kahn's dissertation, "The Carter Family: A Reflection of Changes in Society." General correspondence includes letters between Kahn and members of the Carter Family, Anita Peer, Polk Brockman, and Harry Steele. Other correspondence includes letters relating to early recording companies, border radio, and national census and weather records documenting conditions in Virginia and Tennessee. There are also letters to and from members of the Carter Family and their friends, family, and business associates. Research encompasses the Carter Family; Mexican border radio stations; Dr. John R. Brinkley; the evolution of broadcasting; and the Bristol recording sessions. Transcripts document interviews with the Carter Family, as well as interviews with C. P. MacGregor, June Carter, Coy Bays, and the Pickard Family. Discographies, sheet music, liner notes, song titles, and articles and clippings are all related to the Carter Family. The last folder includes a large amount of handwritten songs found in a cabin where Sara Carter stayed after divorcing A. P. Carter.
Folder 1
Correspondence, 1960-1998.
Folder 2
Research, circa 1960s.
Folder 3
Carter Family Letters, 1930-1936.
Folder 4
Interview Transcripts, 1961-1968.
Folder 5
Discographies, 1956-1963.
Folder 6
Sheet Music, 1893-1924.
Folder 7
Liner Notes by Kahn, 1962.
Folder 8
Song Titles, Lyrics, and Promotional Material, 1927-1961 and undated.
Folder 9
Articles and Clippings, 1956-1966.
Folder 10
Royalty Statement, 1934.
Folder 11
Dissertation Proposals and Outlines, 1965.
Folder 12
Dissertation (original, typed), 1970.
Folder 13
Dissertation (photocopy copy, revised), 1970.
Folder 14
Handwritten lyrics sent to Kahn by L. F. Addington, circa 1920s and 1930s.

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2. Merle Travis Research Materials, 1944-1999.

About 200 items.
Merle Travis research materials consist of items relating to Ed Kahn's interest in American folk music originating in and around the coal mining towns of Kentucky and Tennessee and to his planned biography of Travis. Correspondence is chiefly between Kahn and Merle Travis. Other correspondents include individuals associated with record companies and folk scholars. There are also letters to and from Merle Travis, including correspondence with friends and business associates, such as Mose Rager, Wesley Tuttle, and Grandpa Jones. Writings include drafts of "Merle Travis: Folk Informant," an article written for the JEMF Quarterly newsletter; drafts of liner notes written for Bear Family Records; chapter layouts and drafts for a biography on Merle Travis begun in the 1980s, but never completed; and drafts of an NEH proposal to fund the book on Merle Travis. In addition to Kahn's writings, there are writings by Merle Travis, chiefly liner notes and short articles. Transcripts document interviews with Merle Travis, Mose Rager, Steve Sholes, Wesley Tuttle, Grandpa Jones, Juanita McMichen Lynch, and others. Discographies, sheet music, liner notes, and song titles are all related to Merle Travis. The manuscript by A. H. Walle focuses on how indigenous performers adjust to mass media.
Folder 15
Correspondence, 1944-1999 and undated.
Folder 16
Writings by Kahn, 1960-1990s.
Folder 17
Merle Travis's Letters, 1944-1971.
Folder 18
Interview Transcripts, 1961-1995 and undated.
Folder 19
Discographies, 1935-1955 and undated.
Folder 20
Sheet Music, 1909-1949 and undated.
Folder 21
Liner Notes, 1991-1994.
Folder 22
Song Titles, circa 1940s.
Folder 23
Articles and Clippings, 1947-1999.
Folder 24
Promotional Materials, 1960-1995 and undated.
Folder 25
Merle Travis Scrapbook by Pat Eatherly Travis, 2000.
Folder 26
Published Writings by Merle Travis, 1960-1983 and undated.
Folder 27
Manuscript of "Mass Media and Indigenous Performers: The Case of George Davis," by A. H. Walle, 1986.
Folder 28
Miscellaneous Notes and Ephemera, 1987 and undated.
Folder 29
Photocopies of "Foreman Phillips Country Barn Dance" photographs, circa 1940s.

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3. Photographs, circa 1910-1990 and undated.

55 items.
Arrangement: by subject.
Chiefly photographs of Carter Family members, including publicity shots of the Carter children; the Carter Family performing with other artists, such as Mainer's Mountaineers, James Carson, Jimmie Rodgers, and Chet Atkins; rare early images of Sara Carter and Maybelle Carter; snapshots of the Carter Family at various points during their career; and images of friends and family. Other photographs include a publicity shot of Merle Travis; snapshots of Merle Travis's family and hometown; and an image of Ray DeAutremont, who, with his brothers Roy and Hugh, was involved in a 1923 train robbery.
Image P-4589a-c
The Carter Family with a radio announcer, circa 1950s, b&w prints, two roughly 2x3, one roughly 8x10.
Standing from left to right: Joe Carter, Sara Carter, unidentified radio announcer, Janette Carter, and A. P. Carter.
Image P-4590
June Carter, circa early 1950s, b&w print, roughly 3x4.
June Carter wearing a long dress and photographed in mid-air. Autographed.
Image P-4591
June Carter, Helen Carter, and James Carson, March, 1959, b&w print, roughly 3x5.
Standing from left to right: June Carter, Helen Carter, and James Carson. All three are performing in a grocery store.
Image P-4592
June Carter, Helen Carter, and James Carson, March, 1959, b&w print, roughly 3x5.
Standing left to right: June Carter, Helen Carter, and James Carson. All three are performing on stage.
Image P-4593
Jimmie Rodgers and the Original Carter Family, June, 1931, b&w print, roughly 3x5.
Standing from left to right: Jimmie Rodgers, Maybelle Carter, A. P. Carter, and Sara Carter. Inscription on the back reads: "Jimmie Rodgers and the famous Carter Family pose together in Louisville, Kentucky just after a recording session. There that day they recorded 'Jimmie Rodgers visits the Carter Family' and 'Carter Family and Jimmie Rodgers in Texas.' Sara and Jimmie recorded 'Why There's a Tear in Your Eye' and 'Wonderful City.'"
Image P-4594
Anita Carter, circa 1950s, b&w print, roughly 5x3.
Publicity head shot of Anita Carter. Autographed.
Image P-4595
The Carter Family and the Mainers, circa 1939, b&w print, roughly 4x5.
A composite photograph with the Carter Family on the left and the Mainers on the right. The Carter Family is photographed with Brother Bill Rinehart at Dell Rio. Top row: A. P. Carter, Janette Carter, Brother Bill Rinehart, Sara Carter, and Maybelle Carter. Bottom row: Helen Carter, Anita Carter, and June Carter. All four of the Mainers are featured with their instruments.
Image P-4596
A. P. Carter, circa 1960, b&w print, roughly 3x3.
The last photograph of A. P. Carter before his death. He is seen standing in front of a porch with the assistance of an unidentified woman.
Image P-4597
The Carter Family, circa late 1920s, b&w print, roughly 4x3.
Standing left to right: Maybelle Carter, A. P. Carter, and Sara Carter.
Image P-4598
Maybelle Carter's House in Nashville, Tenn., circa 1950s, b&w print, roughly 4x5.
Image P-4599
Sara Carter and Maybelle Carter, circa 1915-1919, b&w print, roughly 5x3 (negative included).
Early photograph Sara Carter and Maybelle Carter. Both are seated outdoors in front of a tree with instruments on their laps. Sara carries a banjo and Maybelle carries an autoharp.
Image P-4600-4607
Various snapshots of Sara Carter, Maybelle Carter, Coy Bayes, Ed Kahn, and Mike Seeger, circa late 1960s, b&w prints, roughly 4x3.
Photographs include Maybelle Carter and Coy Bayes on a motorcycle; Maybelle and Sara with their instruments while Coy poses with a shotgun; and Ed Kahn and Mike Seeger posing with Sara and Maybelle.
Image P-4608
The Carter Family, circa 1950s, b&w print, roughly 8x10.
Seated left to right: Janette Carter, Joe Carter, A. P. Carter, and Sara Carter. Publicity photo.
Image P-4609
Helen Carter, circa 1950s, b&w print, roughly 8x10.
Autographed publicity headshot.
Image P-4610
The Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle with Chet Atkins, circa 1950, b&w print, roughly 10x5.
Promotional photograph of the Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle with Chet Atkins and an advertisement for Martha White's Plain and Self-Rising Flour. From left to right: Mother Maybelle Carter, Helen Carter, Chet Atkins, June Carter, and Anita Carter.
Image P-4611
Merle Travis, circa 1967, b&w print, roughly 8x10.
Promotional photograph of Merle Travis with his guitar; autographed and inscribed to Ed Kahn.
Image P-4612-4621
Merle Travis's Family and Hometown of Drakesboro, Ky., circa 1993, color prints, roughly 4x5 (negatives included).
Photographs of Merle Travis's family and hometown. Included are shots of Travis's brother, John Travis, and sister, Veda Adler; family photos; street signs named after Merle Travis and Mose Rager; and monuments erected in honor of both Merle Travis and Mose Rager.
Image P-4622-4623
The Foreman Phillips Show, "Back to School" party souvenir photo, circa late 1940s, b&w cards, roughly 5x4.
The Foreman Phillips show featured three hours of live programming five days a week and aired on KECA-TV. Performers included Merle Travis, Johnny Bond, Joe Maphis, and others.
Image P-4624
Merle Travis, circa 1953, b&w postcard, roughly 6x4.
Image P-4625
Ray DeAutremont, circa 1973, color print, roughly 3x3.
Ray DeAutremont photographed with Gary Williams. Williams interviewed DeAutremont in November 1973.

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4. Sound Recordings and Videotapes, 1939-1999 and undated.

458 items.
Arrangement: by format.
Commercial and non-commercial audiovisual materials, including commercially recorded transcription discs, non-commercial field recordings on open reel tape, as well as both commercial and non-commercial audiocassettes and videocassettes. Transcription discs include many recordings of Mexican border radio programs featuring the Carter Family, Patsy Montana, Cowboy Slim, the Pickard Family, and others. Open reel tapes chiefly document field recording with interview subjects focusing on early country and American folk musicians, including Ernest V. Stoneman, Mose Rager, Charlie Bowman, Dorsey Dixon, Sara Carter, Polk Brockman, and many others. Dubs of transcription disc collections are also recorded on open reel tape. Audiocassettes chiefly consist of dubs of transcription discs and field recordings. Videocassettes feature Merle Travis, Johnny Cash, Mose Rager, and others.
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1.1. Transcription Discs, 1939-1941 and undated.
162 items.
Arrangement: original order has been maintained.
Transcription Disc TR-887
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 1A and 1B.
Transcription Disc TR-888
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 2A and 2B.
Transcription Disc TR-889
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 2A and 2B. Duplicate.
Transcription Disc TR-890
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 3A and 3B.
Transcription Disc TR-891
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 4A and 4B.
Transcription Disc TR-892
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 5A and 5B.
Transcription Disc TR-893
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 6A and 6B.
Transcription Disc TR-894
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 7A and 7B.
Transcription Disc TR-895
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 8A and 8B.
Transcription Disc TR-896
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 9A and 9B.
Transcription Disc TR-897
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 10A and 10B.
Transcription Disc TR-898
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 11A and 11B.
Transcription Disc TR-899
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 12A and 12B.
Transcription Disc TR-900
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 13A and 13B.
Transcription Disc TR-901
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 14A and 14B.
Transcription Disc TR-902
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 15A and 15B.
Transcription Disc TR-903
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents the Carter Family: Programs 15A and 15B. Duplicate.
Transcription Disc TR-904
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents Randy Blake: Programs 13 and 14.
Transcription Disc TR-905
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents Russ Pike and the Modern Pioneers: Programs 4A and 4B.
Transcription Disc TR-906
Benson and Dall Advertising Presents Patsy Montana and Cowboy Slim. Closing Themes. Radio Station XEG.
Transcription Disc TR-907
Benson and Dall Advertising Presents Patsy Montana and Cowboy Slim. Closing Themes. Radio Station XEG.
Transcription Disc TR-908
Consolidated Drug Trade Products Presents Pete Malaney and the Riders of the Rio Grande. Programs 22A and 22B.
Transcription Disc TR-909
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents Sleepy Hollow Folks. Programs 23A and 23B.
Transcription Disc TR-910
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents Sleepy Hollow Folks. Programs 30A and 30B.
Transcription Disc TR-911
Consolidated Radio Corp. of Mexico Presents Sleepy Hollow Folks. Programs 31A and 31B.
Transcription Disc TR-912
The Bell Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 21 and 22.
Side One: Program 21.
Side 1:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 1:2. "Gosh I Miss You All the Time," Bell Family.
Side 1:3. "Winking at Me," Bell Family.
Side 1:4. "You Give Me Your Love and I'll Give You Mine," Bell Family.
Side 1:5. "Heavenly Aeroplane," Bell Family.
Side 1:6. "Will You Love Me When My Hair Has Turned to Silver," Bell Family.
Side 1:7. "Rabbit Foot Blues," Bell Family.
Side Two: Program 22.
Side 2:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 2:2. "Baby Girl," Bell Family.
Side 2:3. "Two Little Frogs," Bell Family.
Side 2:4. "Welcome to the Spring," Bell Family.
Side 2:5. "Cool Water," Bell Family.
Side 2:6. "Won't it be Wonderful There," Bell Family.
Side 2:7. "Brown Ferry Blues," Bell Family.
Transcription Disc TR-913
The Bell Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 23 and 24.
Side One: Program 23.
Side 1:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 1:2. "At the Old Barn Dance," Bell Family.
Side 1:3. "Never Take No For An Answer," Bell Family.
Side 1:4. "Born to the Saddle," Bell Family.
Side 1:5. "Jesus Hold My Hand," Bell Family.
Side 1:6. "Old Saddle Pal," Bell Family.
Side 1:7. "Smokey Notes," Bell Family.
Side Two: Program 24.
Side 2:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 2:2. "We'll Keep 'em Flying," Bell Family.
Side 2:3. "The Band Played On," Bell Family.
Side 2:4. "Charming Betsy," Bell Family.
Side 2:5. "Little Ranch House on the Old Circle B," Bell Family.
Side 2:6. "Gathering Buds," Bell Family.
Side 2:7. "Swing Low Sweet Chariot," Bell Family.
Transcription Disc TR-914
The Bell Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 25 and 26.
Side One: Program 25.
Side 1:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 1:2. "Sugar Babe," Bell Family.
Side 1:3. "Sing Cowboy Sing," Bell Family.
Side 1:4. "Keep Goin'," Bell Family.
Side 1:5. "The Mulberry Bush," Bell Family.
Side 1:6. "The Old Church Choir," Bell Family.
Side 1:7. "Fox Chase," Bell Family.
Side Two: Program 26.
Side 2:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 2:2. "No Place to Pillow My Head," Bell Family.
Side 2:3. "He Just Kept Bitin' His Nails," Bell Family.
Side 2:4. "Yodeling Radio Joe," Bell Family.
Side 2:5. "We Will Rise and Shine," Bell Family.
Side 2:6. "I Ain't Gonna Let Satan Turn Me Around," Bell Family.
Side 2:7. "When It's Summer Time in a Southern Clime," Bell Family.
Transcription Disc TR-915
The Bell Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 27 and 28.
Side One: Program 27.
Side 1:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 1:2. "The Old Red Barn," Bell Family.
Side 1:3. "I'm A Little Cowboy Girl," Bell Family.
Side 1:4. "Ridin' All Day," Bell Family.
Side 1:5. "Jesus Loves Me," Bell Family.
Side 1:6. "Look For Me at the Gate," Bell Family.
Side 1:7. "Red River Waltz," Bell Family.
Side Two: Program 28.
Side 2:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 2:2. "I Hate to Say Goodbye to the Prairie," Bell Family.
Side 2:3. "If You Let Me Be Your Little Sweetheart," Bell Family.
Side 2:4. "I'll Get Along Somehow," Bell Family.
Side 2:5. "Froggie Went A Courtin'," Bell Family.
Side 2:6. "I'll Be a Friend to Jesus," Bell Family.
Side 2:7. "Crow Bait," Bell Family.
Transcription Disc TR-916
The Bell Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 29 and 30.
Side One: Program 29.
Side 1:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 1:2. "We Buried Her Beneath the Willow," Bell Family.
Side 1:3. "Goodnight Darlin'," Bell Family.
Side 1:4. "Old Shep," Bell Family.
Side 1:5. "Happy Cowboy," Bell Family.
Side 1:6. "Hold Fast to the Right," Bell Family.
Side 1:7. "The Barnyard Rag," Bell Family.
Side Two: Program 30.
Side 2:1. "Hear Dem' Bells," Bell Family.
Side 2:2. "Louisiana Moon," Bell Family.
Side 2:3. "Molasses," Bell Family.
Side 2:4. "No Tears in Heaven," Bell Family.
Side 2:5. "Sing Me a Song of the Saddle," Bell Family.
Side 2:6. "Echoes From the Hills," Bell Family.
Side 2:7. "Turkey Call Blues," Bell Family.
Transcription Disc TR-917
Country Gentlemen. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 33 and 34.
Side One: Program 33.
Side 1:1. "Way Down in Arkansas," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:2. "Old Joe Clark," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:3. "Brown Ferry Blues," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:4. "Old Shep," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:5. "Rocky Mountain Express," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:6. "Froggie Went A Courtin'," Country Gentlemen.
Side Two: Program 34.
Side 2:1. "Way Down in Arkansas," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:2. "Billy Boy," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:3. "Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:4. "It Makes No Never Mind," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:5. "Roundup in the Sky," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:6. "Polly Wolly Doodle," Bell Family.
Transcription Disc TR-918
Country Gentlemen. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 39 and 40.
Side One: Program 39.
Side 1:1. "Way Down in Arkansas," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:2. "Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:3. "Lost Train Blues," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:4. "I Ride an Old Paint," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:5. "Under the Old Apple Tree," Country Gentlemen.
Side 1:6. "Loch Lomond," Country Gentlemen.
Side Two: Program 40.
Side 2:1. "Way Down in Arkansas," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:2. "The Girl I Left Behind Me," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:3. "My Cross-Eyed Gal," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:4. "Mellow Mountain Moon," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:5. "The Last Letter," Country Gentlemen.
Side 2:6. "Where Has My Little Dog Gone," Bell Family.
Transcription Disc TR-919
Asher and Little Jimmie. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 1 and 2.
Side One: Program 1.
Side 1:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Jimmie.
Side 1:2. "A Hilly Billy Wedding in June," Asher and Jimmie.
Side 1:3. "A Baby's Prayer at Twilight," Asher.
Side 1:4. "Down on the Farm," Jimmie.
Side 1:5. "The Booger Bear," Jimmie.
Side 1:6. "An Empty Mansion," Asher.
Side 1:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Jimmie.
Side Two: Program 2.
Side 2:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 2:2. "Corrine," Asher.
Side 2:3. "My Pony," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:4. "A Short Life of Trouble," Asher.
Side 2:5. "Blue Eyes," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:6. "How Beautiful Heaven," Asher.
Side 2:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Transcription Disc TR-920
Asher and Little Jimmie. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 7 and 8.
Side One: Program 7.
Side 1:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 1:2. "New Birmingham Jail," Asher.
Side 1:3. "I Have A Little Pony," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:4. "My Old Branding Iron," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:5. "Little Jimmie's Rhymes," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:6. "How Tedious and Tasteless," Asher.
Side 1:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side Two: Program 8.
Side 2:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 2:2. "Horse and Buggy Days," Asher.
Side 2:3. "Little Cowboy Jim," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:4. "God's Album of Love," Asher.
Side 2:5. "Jesus Loves Me," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:6. "I Dreamed I Searched," Asher.
Side 2:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Transcription Disc TR-921
Asher and Little Jimmie. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 9 and 10.
Side One: Program 9.
Side 1:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 1:2. "I'm Going Back to the Valley," Asher.
Side 1:3. "Has Any Body Seen My," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:4. "I Dreamed of A Hill Billy," Asher.
Side 1:5. "Little Miss Muffet's Cakes," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:6. "Beautiful River," Asher.
Side 1:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side Two: Program 10.
Side 2:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 2:2. "Sour Wool Mountain," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:3. "When the Mountain Laurels," Asher.
Side 2:4. "Our Indiana Farm," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:5. "My Bonnie," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:6. "Nothing Between," Asher.
Side 2:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Transcription Disc TR-922
Asher and Little Jimmie. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 17 and 18.
Side One: Program 17.
Side 1:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 1:2. "The Old Rustic Mills," Asher.
Side 1:3. "My Tennessee Rose," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:4. "Will You Be the Same Old Sweetheart," Asher.
Side 1:5. "Three Little Kittens," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:6. "The Royal Telephone," Asher.
Side 1:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side Two: Program 18.
Side 2:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 2:2. "In A Vine Covered Cabin," Asher.
Side 2:3. "My Saddle is Always My Home," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:4. "The Cottage at the Ending," Asher.
Side 2:5. "Blue Eyes," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:6. "When All the Singers," Asher.
Side 2:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Transcription Disc TR-923
Asher and Little Jimmie. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 19 and 20.
Side One: Program 19.
Side 1:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 1:2. "Kentucky Moonlight," Asher.
Side 1:3. "Strawberry Blonde," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:4. "New Birmingham Jail," Asher.
Side 1:5. "I Ride an Old Paint," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:6. "An Empty Mansion," Asher.
Side 1:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side Two: Program 20.
Side 2:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 2:2. "I Love You Better," Asher.
Side 2:3. "Old Joe Clark," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:4. "My Granny," Asher.
Side 2:5. "Jesus Bids Us Shine," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:6. "I Miss My Mother and Dad," Asher.
Side 2:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Transcription Disc TR-924
Asher and Little Jimmie. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 21 and 22.
Side One: Program 21.
Side 1:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 1:2. "That Mother and Daddy," Asher.
Side 1:3. "Baby O," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:4. "Little Joe," Asher.
Side 1:5. "Let's Both Say We're Sorry," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:6. "We'll Understand It Better," Asher.
Side 1:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side Two: Program 22.
Side 2:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 2:2. "The Range Is Here on to Mr," Asher.
Side 2:3. "How Do You Like Your Eggs," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:4. "I Can't Ride Tony Tonight," Asher.
Side 2:5. "Little Miss Muffet's Cake," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:6. "I Want to Do Something For Jesus," Asher.
Side 2:7. "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Transcription Disc TR-925
Asher and Little Jimmie. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 23 and 24.
Side One: Program 23.
Side 1:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 1:2. "Horse and Buggy Days," Asher.
Side 1:3. "Chawing-Chewing' Gum," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:4. "Lorenns," Asher.
Side 1:5. "Prayer," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 1:6. "The Booger Bear," Little Jimmie.
Side 1:7. "Shake Hands With Mother Again," Asher.
Side Two: Program 24.
Side 2:1. "My Sunlit Mountain Home," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Side 2:2. "Somewhere, Somebody Is Waiting For You," Asher.
Side 2:3. "Our Indiana Farm Site," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:4. "Tune In On Heaven," Asher.
Side 2:5. "I Am Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes," Little Jimmie.
Side 2:6. "That Tumbled Down Cabin," Asher.
Side 2:7. "Prayer," Asher and Little Jimmie.
Transcription Disc TR-926
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 1 and 2.
Side One: Program 1.
Side 1:1. "My Gal is a High Born Lady," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Seeing Nellie Home," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Nelly Bly," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "The Little Girl Dressed in Blue," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Where Has My Little Dog Gone," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "The Preacher and the Bear," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 2.
Side 2:1. "Went Upon the Mountains," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "The Bull Dog," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Pop Goes the Weasel," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "The Old Chisholm Trail," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Sing a Song of Six Pence," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "The Old Time Religion," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Walkin' Up Town," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "Bring Me Back My Blue Eyed Boy," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-927
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 3 and 4.
Side One: Program 3.
Side 1:1. "She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Tenting on the Old Camp Ground," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Yankee Doodle," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "No Place to Pillow My Head," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Money Musk," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Jesus Loves Me," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Skip to My Lou," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "Juanita," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 4.
Side 2:1. "Oh Wonderful World," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Way Down Upon the Swanee River," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Our Boys Will Shine Tonight," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "When Johnny Comes Marching Home," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Climbing Up the Golden Stairs," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Sweet By and By," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "While Strolling in the Park One Day," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "When the Work's All Done This Fall," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-928
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 7 and 8.
Side One: Program 7.
Side 1:1. "My Father's Whiskers," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "The Lonesome Road," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Dapper Dan," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "Cradle Song," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Cripple Creek," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Holy, Holy, Holy," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Lonely Valley," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "In the Gloaming," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 8.
Side 2:1. "If I Could Have My Druthers," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Dew Drop," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "The Cowboy's Meditation," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "My Treasure Waltz," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Onward Christian Soldiers," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Dar's Sugar in de Courd," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "The Blue Juniata," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-929
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 9 and 10.
Side One: Program 9.
Side 1:1. "Down in Arkansas," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Old Missouri Moon," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Douglas Favorite," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Paddy Whack," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "My Faith Looks Up to Thee," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "John Henry," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "Ben Bolt," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 10.
Side 2:1. "Rosalie," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Give My Love to Nell," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Chicken Reel," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Little Old Rag Doll," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Going to Boston," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Let the Lower Lights Be Burning," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Money Musk Reel," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "Aloha Oe," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-930
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 11 and 12.
Side One: Program 11.
Side 1:1. "Hear Dem Bells," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Sweet and Low," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "The Bridal Jig," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "Molly! Do You Love Me," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Goodbye My Lover Goodbye," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Jesus Lover of My Soul," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "A Drop of Whiskey," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "By the Silvery Rio Grande," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 12.
Side 2:1. "My Bonnie," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Barbara Allen," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Turkey in the Straw," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Comin' Thru the Rye," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Good Night Ladies," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Take the Name of Jesus With You," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Sweet Kitty Wells," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-931
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 13 and 14.
Side One: Program 13.
Side 1:1. "Crawdad Hole," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Big Eared Mule," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "As We Ride Down the Old Prairie Trail," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Jingle Bells," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "My Jesus I Love Thee," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Buffalo Gals," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "Loch Lomond," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 14.
Side 2:1. "There is a Tavern in the Town," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "The Spanish Cavalier," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Walkin' Up Town," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "I'm Going Home This Evening," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Blue Stocking Clog," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "He Leadeth Me," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Brown's Ferry Blues," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-932
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 15 and 16.
Side One: Program 15.
Side 1:1. "Old Joe Clark," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "My Old Kentucky Home," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Old Folks at Home," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "She Has Forgotten," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Polly Wolly Doodle," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Old Dan Tucker," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "I Had But Fifty Cents," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 16.
Side 2:1. "I Ain't G'wine Study War no More," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Red River Valley," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Grey Eagle," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "I'm Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Golden Slippers," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Wonderful Words of Life," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "The Girl I Left Behind," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "Whoopee Ti Yi Yo," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-933
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 17 and 18.
Side One: Program 17.
Side 1:1. "Li'l Liza Jane," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Little Ranch House on the Old Circle B," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Soldier's Joy," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "Beautiful Dreamer," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Wagoner," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Stand Up for Jesus," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Clementine," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 18.
Side 2:1. "Hand Me Down My Walking Cane," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Home on the Range," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Wind Up the Clock," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Are You Tired of Me Darling," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "The Girl I Left Behind Me," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "The Butcher," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-934
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 19 and 20.
Side One: Program 19.
Side 1:1. "Over the Garden Wall," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Old Uncle Ned," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Mississippi Sawyer," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "I Cannot Sing the Old Songs," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Old MacDonald Had a Farm," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Rock of Ages," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Just Tell Them That You Saw Me," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 20.
Side 2:1. "Standin' In the Need of Prayer," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "I Only Want a Buddy Not a Sweetheart," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Soldier's Joy," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "She's More to Be Pitied Than Censured," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Billy the Kid's Jig," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "God Be With You Till We Meet Again," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Going to Boston," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "I've Been Working on the Railroad," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-935
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 21 and 22.
Side One: Program 21.
Side 1:1. "Noah's Ark," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Auld Lang Syne," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "The Bridal Jig," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "There's More Pretty Girls Than One," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "I Dreamed I Searched Heaven For You," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Pass Around the Bottle," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Down Among the Cane Breaks," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 22.
Side 2:1. "Old Dan Tucker," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "We Buried Her Beneath the Willow," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "The Devil's Dream," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Blest Be the Tie That Binds," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Over the Waves," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "Flow Gently Sweet Afton," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-936
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 23 and 24.
Side One: Program 23.
Side 1:1. "Bully Song," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Steal Away," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "La Cucaracha," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "The House Where We Were Wed," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Sally Goodwin," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Jesus Savior Pilot Me," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "The Little Red Caboose," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 24.
Side 2:1. "How Many Biscuits Can You Eat," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Keep a Light in Your Window Tonight," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Wagoner," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "America the Beautiful," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "The Roving Gambler," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "That Beautiful Home," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Three Blind Mice," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "The Two Little Orphans," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-937
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 25 and 26.
Side One: Program 25.
Side 1:1. "Camptown Races," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Pretty Quadroon," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Leather Breeches," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "Ridin' Down the Canyon," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Went Up on the Mountain," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "I Need Thee Every Hour," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Dear Evelina," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "The Great Speckled Bird," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 26.
Side 2:1. "The Covered Wagon," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "My Pal of Yesterday," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Cacklin' Hen," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Wait For the Wagon," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Flat Foot Reel," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Little Brown Church in the Vale," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Chicken Reel," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "Cowboy Jack," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-938
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 27 and 28.
Side One: Program 27.
Side 1:1. "Methodist Pie," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Take Me Back to Tenfro Valley," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Grey Eagle," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "The Little Girl Dressed in Blue," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Throw the Cow Over the Mountain," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Rippling Water," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "Listen to the Mocking Bird," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 28.
Side 2:1. "Buffalo Gal," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Just an Evening at Home," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Polly Put the Kettle On," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Put My Little Shoes Away," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Give Me Back My Fifteen Cents," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Where He Leads Me I Will Follow," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Nelly Bly," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-939
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 29 and 30.
Side One: Program 29.
Side 1:1. "Little Brown Jug," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Cowboy's Heaven," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Brown Ferry Blues," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "It Makes No Difference Now," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Money Musk," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Wonderful Words of Life," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Paddy on the Turnpike," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "The Little Rosewood Casket," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 30.
Side 2:1. "Hill Billy Wedding in June," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "The Prisoner's Dream," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Billy in the Low Ground," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "The Vacant Chair," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Walking Up Town," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "It Is Well With My Soul," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "The Strawberry Roan," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-940
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 31 and 32.
Side One: Program 31.
Side 1:1. "Puttin' on the Style," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Aura Lee," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Oh! Susanna," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "Wonder Valley," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Big Eared Mule," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Sweet Hour of Prayer," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Turkey In the Straw," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "When the Bloom is on the Stage," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 32.
Side 2:1. "Climbin' Up the Golden Stairs," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "When It's Prayer Meetin' Time In the Hollow," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Cacklin' Hen," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Mexicali Rose," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Little Fairy Polka," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Whispering Hope," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Short'nin Bread," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "Nobody's Darling," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-941
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 33 and 34.
Side One: Program 33.
Side 1:1. "Sourwood Mountain," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "How Can I Leave Thee," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Sallie Goodwin," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "Gypsy's Warning," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Oh! Susanna," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Bringing In the Sheaves," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Eighth of January," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "The Letter Edged in Black," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 34.
Side 2:1. "Short'nin Bread," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "The East Bound Train," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Money Musk," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Me and My Burro," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Tennessee Yodel Man Blues," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Work For the Night is Coming," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Give Me Back My Fifteen Cents," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-942
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 35 and 36.
Side One: Program 35.
Side 1:1. "Billy Boy," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "I'll Remember Your Love in My Prayers," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Polly Wolly Doodle," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "The Maple on the Hill," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Turnpike," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Abide With Me," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Leather Breeches," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "The Wabash Cannon Ball," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 36.
Side 2:1. "Skip To My Lou," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "Gentle Annie," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Good Night Ladies," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Darling Nellie Grey," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "My Treasure Waltz," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "Pass Me Not Oh Gentle Savior," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Flower of the Fence," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-943
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 37 and 38.
Side One: Program 37.
Side 1:1. "Bicycle Built for Two," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "Birmingham Jail," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Polly Put the Kettle On," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "They're All Going Home But One," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "Bonaparte's Retreat," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "Yield Not to Temptation," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Blue Eyed Lassie," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "The Yellow Rose of Texas," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 38.
Side 2:1. "Froggie Went A Courtin'," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "There's An Empty Cot in the Bunkhouse Tonight," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Campbells Are Coming," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Oh! Susanna," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "I'm Praying For You," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "You'll Never Miss Your Mother Until She's Gone," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-944
The Pickard Family. World Broadcasting System, Inc. Programs 39 and 40.
Side One: Program 39.
Side 1:1. "Lulu is Our Darling Pride," Pickard Family.
Side 1:2. "All Through the Night," Pickard Family.
Side 1:3. "Arkansas Traveler," Pickard Family.
Side 1:4. "I Wish I Was Single Again," Pickard Family.
Side 1:5. "I Ain't Gonna Study War No More," Pickard Family.
Side 1:6. "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder," Pickard Family.
Side 1:7. "Cripple Creek," Pickard Family.
Side 1:8. "Sweet Genevieve," Pickard Family.
Side Two: Program 40.
Side 2:1. "Golden Slippers," Pickard Family.
Side 2:2. "The Old Oaken Bucket," Pickard Family.
Side 2:3. "Leather Breeches," Pickard Family.
Side 2:4. "Bury Me Beneath the Willow," Pickard Family.
Side 2:5. "Old Ark's A-Movering," Pickard Family.
Side 2:6. "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," Pickard Family.
Side 2:7. "Grey Eagle," Pickard Family.
Side 2:8. "Can I Sleep in Your Barn Tonight, Mister," Pickard Family.
Transcription Disc TR-945
Uncle Henry And His Original Kentucky Mountaineers. A Premier Presentation. Drug Trade Products, Inc. No. 490-1 and 490-2.
Side One: No. 490-1.
Side 1:1. "Down the Old Road to Home," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:2. "Old Joe Clark," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:3. "He Took a White Rose From Her Hair," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:4. "Cripple Creek," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:5. "Darling Cora," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:6. "Some Must Win; Some Must Lose," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:7. "Any Old Time," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:8. "Hi Rinktum Inktum," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side Two: No. 490-2.
Side 2:1. "Gathering Flowers From the Hillside," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:2. "Leather Breeches," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:3. "Precious Memories," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:4. "Wait For the Wagon," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:5. "Song of Old Marie," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:6. "The Weary Lonesome Blues," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:7. "Death of John Henry," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:8. "Casey Jones," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Transcription Disc TR-946
Uncle Henry And His Original Kentucky Mountaineers. A Premier Presentation. Drug Trade Products, Inc. No. 490-3 and 490-4.
Side One: No. 490-3.
Side 1:1. "I'm Walking the Floor Over You," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:2. "Soldier's Joy," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:3. "Blow Your Whistle Freight Train," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:4. "Bring Back My Blue Eyed Boy," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:5. "Answer to You Are My Sunshine," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:6. "Time Changes Everything," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:7. "Camptown Races," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:8. "Sugar Babe," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side Two: No. 490-4.
Side 2:1. "Southern Moon," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:2. "Sally Goodwin," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:3. "A Broken Hearted Lover," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:4. "When the Golden Train Comes Down," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:5. "Footprints in the Snow," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:6. "Miss McLeod's Reel," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:7. "On the Rock Where Moses Stood," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:8. "Go 'Way Old Man," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Transcription Disc TR-947
Uncle Henry And His Original Kentucky Mountaineers. A Premier Presentation. Drug Trade Products, Inc. No. 490-5 and 490-6.
Side One: No. 490-5.
Side 1:1. "Sinful to Flirt," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:2. "When You and I Were Young Maggie," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:3. "Some of These Days You're Gonna Be Sad," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:4. "When It's Prayer Meetin' Time in the Hollow," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:5. "Picture on the Wall," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:6. "Molly Darling," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:7. "Paper of Pins," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 1:8. "Were You There," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side Two: No. 490-6.
Side 2:1. "Little Bunch of Roses," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:2. "Girl I Left Behind Me," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:3. "I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:4. "Hey, Hey, I'm Memphis Bound," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:5. "They're All Going Home But One," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:6. "Oh! Susanna," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:7. "Trail to Mexico," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Side 2:8. "Always Alone," Uncle Henry and His Original Kentucky Mountaineers.
Transcription Disc TR-948
Uncle Henry And His Original Kentucky Mountaineers. A Premier Presentatio