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Series III: Sound Recordings (continued)
AFS 06649 (continued)
Interview with Houston Bacon, August 8, 1942
Side B
Interview with Houston Bacon (continued), August 8, 1942
AFS 06650
1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono.
Recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Tourist Camp in Clarksdale, Mississippi.
Side A
Performed by Houston Bacon.
Lining or Calling Track, August 8, 1942
Side B
Performed by Will Starks.
1. Coon, Coon, Coon (I Wish My Color Would Fade), August 9, 1942
2. Attitudes of White people towards Negroes, August 9, 1942
3. Just Break the News to Mother (sentimental song), August 9, 1942
AFS 06651
1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono.
Performed by Will Starks and recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Tourist Camp in Clarksdale, Mississippi.
Side A
1. Arkansas, August 9, 1942
2. Interview with Will Starks about father, August 9, 1942
3. The Late War, August 9, 1942
Side B
1. Ollie Jackson, August 9, 1942
2. The Travelin' Man, August 9, 1942
3. The Fox Hunter's Song, August 9, 1942
AFS 06652
1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono.
Performed by Will Starks and recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Tourist Camp in Clarksdale, Mississippi.
Side A
1. Our Goodman, August 9, 1942
2. Take a Whiff on Me, August 9, 1942
Side B
1. Brady and Duncan, August 9, 1942
2. Stackerlee, August 9, 1942
3. Interview with Will Starks about the riverboats, August 9, 1942
AFS 06653
1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono.
Performed by Will Starks and recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Tourist Camp in Clarksdale, Mississippi.
Side A
Interview with Will Starks, August 9, 1942
Side B
1. Down on the Farm, August 9, 1942
2. Show me the Way to go Home, August 9, 1942
3. I'm a Rowdy Soul, August 9, 1942
4. My Old Mistis Promised Me, August 9, 1942
5. Toast, August 9, 1942
AFS 06654
1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono.
Performed by Will Starks and recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Tourist Camp in Clarksdale, Mississippi.
Side A
1. I'll Keep My Skillet Greasy if I Can, August 9, 1942
2. The Dummy, August 9, 1942
3. Didn't He Ramble, August 9, 1942
4. Mister Grub Rice stops music - interview, August 9, 1942
Side B
1. Buzzard Gets Rabbit in a Hollow Log, August 9, 1942
2. Interview about ghosts, August 9, 1942
3. Ollie Jackson, August 9, 1942
AFS 06555
1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono.
Recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Coahoma, Mississippi.
Side A
1. Hop, Brer Rabbit, in the Pea Vine, August 10, 1942
Performed by Tuby Ford Smith and group of teachers.
2. Hop, Brer Rabbit, in the Pea Vine, August 10, 1942
Performed by Mrs. E.M. Davis and group of teachers.
3. Hop, Brer Rabbit, in the Pea Vine, August 10, 1942
Performed by group of teachers.
4. Hop, Brer Rabbit, in the Pea Vine, August 10, 1942
Performed by Dorothy Dilsewith Barry and group of teachers.
5. We Go Logy, Logy, Logy, August 10, 1942
Performed by Ruby Brown Hughes and group.
Side B
1. Here Come Two Gents from Holland, August 10, 1942
Performed by Ruby Harris and Ruby Brown Hughes.
2. Bob-a-needle, August 10, 1942
Performed by Dorothy D. Bawdry and group.
3. Mister Frog Went to Courting, August 10, 1942
Performed by Sara Lena Teague and group.
4. We're Marching Round the Levy, August 10, 1942
Performed by Sara Lena Teague and group.
5. Down by the Green Apple Tree, August 10, 1942
Performed by Sara Lena Teague and group.
6. Who de Cat?, August 10, 1942
Performed by Sara Lena Teague and group.
7. How Many Miles to Bethlehem, August 10, 1942
Performed by Florence Rembert and group of children.
AFS 06556
1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono.
Recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Coahoma, Mississippi.
Side A
1. Satisfy, August 10, 1942
Performed by Florence Rembert and group of children.
2. Satisfy, August 10, 1942
Performed by Mabel Lou Brewer and group.
3. Little Sally Walker, August 10, 1942
Performed by Queen Esther Ivory.
4. Uncle John's Old Rabbit, August 10, 1942
Performed by Florence Rember(t?).
5. Here Come Two Gentlemen from Holly Springs, August 10, 1942
Performed by Queen Esther Ivory and Florence Rember(t?)
6. Here We Go Loopy-ti-loop, August 10, 1942
Performed by Florence Rember(t?).
Side B
1. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Mary Lou Brewer.
2. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Florence Rember(t?).
3. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Queen Esther Ivory.
4. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Ora B. Thomason.
5. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Virginia Lee Thomason.
6. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Louise Hicks.
7. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Bill J. Lewis.
8. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Flowers Lee.
9. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Unidentified performer.
10. All-Hid, August 10, 1942
Performed by Mrs. E.M. Davis.
11. Little Girl, Little Girls, August 10, 1942
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