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Jimmie Rodgers visits The Carter Familyby baasting3,251 views- 2:44
Janette & Joe Carter: Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone? (1983)by AlanLomaxArchive9,439 views
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JIMMY RODGERS MEETS THE CARTER FAMILYby nickladey60,905 views
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The Carter Family On Border Radio, XET - We shall riseby baasting2,045 views
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Jimmy Rodgers - The Blue Yodeler who died in 1933. The father of country music.by radiobob8052,945 views
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In the Jailhouse Now #2-Jimmie Rodgersby rubyrola1959123,411 views
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No Telephone In Heaven - A.P. Carterby baasting13,260 views
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Happiest Days of All - The Carter Family (Radio)by baasting1,809 views
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Hank Locklin - Maple On The Hill (1962)by Tsukikage7264,417 views
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Jimmie Rodgers - T For Texasby modesu127,028 views
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Longing For Old Virginiaby Peregrin278,261 views
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Jimmie Rodgers 2011 Folk Alliance International Lifetime Achievement Award Recipientby FolkAlliance467 views
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A Carter Family Tribute "Sea of Galilee" at the IBMA Fan Fest 2009by TownBranch4,330 views
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The Original Carter Family's last performance in 1953by thecarters2857,872 views
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Ernest Tubb The Passing Of Jimmie Rodgersby lillymoons30,951 views
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The Carter Family on Border Radio - Cumberland Gap/Lonesome Valleyby baasting3,991 views
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Jimmie Rodgers-The Singing Brakemanby RockinEd1,122 views
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Crazy yodelingby lassayag21,119,119 views
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Wilf Carter - A Little Log Shack I Can Always Call My Home.by mrblindfreddy99992,931 views
That was recorded at 12th June 1931. 80 years ago today (12th June 2011)
christone21 8 months ago
Good point. I had intended to also post Bob Dylan and Mavis Staples re-creating this skit on the "Gotta Serve Somebody" album, but Capitol Records didn't like it. Check it out, though.
wynnj006 11 months ago
"Allright Maybelle, we're gonna knock over a couple of em right away. We're gonna have a mess of chicken"....LOL.
Dannys998877 11 months ago
Thanks for posting this great clip of the Carters and Jimmie Rodgers. But just one quibble. "T For Texas" was issued as "Blue Yodel #1", in 1927. "Blue Yodel #2" was "My Lovin' Gal, Lucille." It was released in the spring of 1928.
Dannys998877 11 months ago