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An irish reel on mandolin.

From the 1984 album Down South. The images are of my ancestors, their commanders, the men they served with and the battles they fought in the losin...

One of Henry Thomas' most renowned recording which was covered to great acclaim in the 1960's by Blues Rock band Canned Heat. Henry Thomas was more...

Skip James (b. June 9, 1902 near Bentonia, Mississippi, d. Oct. 3, 1969 in Philadelphia) was an American blues singer, guitarist, pianist and songw...

"Baby, Please Don't Go" is a blues song first recorded by Big Joe Williams in 1935. It is related to a group of early 20th century blues and work s...

" Old Original Kokomo Blues " (1934)

The " RED HOT BLUES " (1925-1945)

Texas Alexander

Pink Anderson

Kokomo Arnold

Barbecue Bob

Scrapper Blackwell...

Here's Track No.2 (which just happens to be my favorite) from Crooked Still's album "Shaken By a Low Sound". Enjoy!

Sam Mitchell's playing is a throw back to the simpler musical life we enjoyed in the late sixties. His clean performance of the great slide tunes o...

New Project 28

The second song off the Jack O' Diamonds album reocorded in 1949

Big Bill Broonzy - Mountain Blues

All the Classic Sides 1928-1937 - 2003

Guest Star: Eddie Peabody performs! (1962)

Off of "The Great San Bernardino Birthday Party and Other Excursions"

Jerry Douglas -- dobro

Aly Bain -- fiddle

Russ Barenberg -- guitar

Todd Parks -- bass

" One Way Gal " (William Moore)

January 1928

Woke up this Morning

recorded in 1927

Very little is known about Robert Petway. He recorded only sixteen songs between 1941-1942 and there is only one photo available of him.

But this s...

The Turkey Creek String Band is an exciting seven-person acoustic ensemble centered in Southern Middle Tennessee.

Our repertoire consists of tradit...

Two reels, played by Winston Fitzgerald.

John Lee Hooker - Four Women In My Life

Fiddle - Michael Coleman

Piano - Ed Geoghegan

Second fiddle - Pakie Dolan

Columbia Records 1927

Track 1 from the rare Biograph LP New Blues and Gospel

Artist: Reverend Gary Davis (a.k.a. Blind Gary Davis)

Song: "Lord, I Wish I Coud See"

Recorded: circa 1935

***As stated under Section 107 of the C...

BLIND BLAKE http://www.blind-blake.com/

" You Was Born To Die " (1933)

EARLY COUNTRY BLUES

Alger "Texas" Alexander

Pink Anderson

Barbecue Bob Hic...

" Dust My Broom " (1951, Chicago)

ELMORE JAMES & HIS BROOMDUSTERS

from the album "Loboville"

This is NOT Shane mcGowan, but listen to his voice! Awesome :-)

The Mutineer

I'm haunted by a memory

The captain'...

BIOGRAPHY WRITTEN BY ME: http://sammynyman.blogspot....

Sam John Hopkins (March 15, 1912 -- January 30,...

Lizzie Douglas aka Memphis Minnie (1897-1972) - guitar, vocals

BLIND BLAKE http://www.blind-blake.com/

" B & O Blues " (1933)

BUDDY MOSS

EARLY COUNTRY BLUES

Alger "Texas" Alexander

Pink Anderson

Barbecue Bob ...

WHISKEY IN THE JAR

The White Stripes on VH1

I have decided to put my whole music collection on Youtube. I do not own the rights to any of the songs.

#40 On The Road Again by Willie Nelson

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The Dubliners with their classic 'rocky Road To Dublin'.Tradfitional Irish band lead in this song by the late Luke Kelly.

Luke travelled the rocky ...

From 1976 Blues Selction vinyl

song/ just keep goin'on artist/dan smith

Sylvester Weaver & Walter Beasley, guitar duet. Recorded: November 27, 1927, New York City.

http://gandalfsgallery.blog...

Recorded March 8th 1940 Chicago, Illinois

Bukka White - vocals, guitar

Washboard Sam - washboard

BLIND BLAKE http://www.blind-blake.com/

" You Just As Well Let Her Go " (1936)

EARLY COUNTRY BLUES

Alger "Texas" Alexander

Pink Anderson

Barbecu...

" Beaver Slide Rag " (1927)

PEG LEG HOWELL

" On The Road Again " (1928)

THE MEMPHIS JUG BAND

The " RED HOT BLUES " (1925-1945)

Texas Alexander

Pink Anderson

Kokomo Arnold

Barbecue Bob

Scrap...

Starring "Miss Toggles" supported by "Ole One Eye", "The Outlaw Ginger Wales", and "Handsome Tom".

ZZ Top is an American rock trio, formed in late 1969 in Houston, Texas, by Billy Gibbons (lead vocals and lead guitar), Dusty Hill (vocals, bass, a...

Interesting part of rural blues history, rather early recording from Snooks Eaglin, at that time known as Blind Snooks.

I hope owners of the right...