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Series III: Sound Recordings
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AFS 06626
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5. The White Doctor and his Servants
(story), July 23, 1942
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Unidentified performer. |
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AFS 06627
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1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm,
mono. |
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Recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at the Nelson Funeral Home in
Clarksdale, Mississippi. |
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Side A |
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Performed by "Buck Asa" Ulysses Jefferson. |
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1. John Loses the Race (story), July 23,
1942
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2. John (Jack) Guesses What is Under the
Pot (story), July 23, 1942
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3. John and the Lord (story), July 23,
1942
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4. The Preacher and his Hogs (story),
July 23, 1942
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Side B |
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1. The Preacher and his Hogs (story,
concluded), July 23, 1942
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Performed by "Buck Asa" Ulysses Jefferson. |
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2. The Swift Peter (story), July 23,
1942
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Unidentified performer. |
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3. The Preacher Who Always Could Be
Trapped, by Pussy (story), July 23, 1942
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Unidentified performer. |
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4. The Women Who Couldn't Count (story),
July 23, 1942
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Performed by M.C. Orr. |
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5. The Lady and Her Three Daughters
(story), July 23, 1942
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Performed by M.C. Orr. |
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6. Bring Me My "Duck" (story, incomplete),
July 23, 1942
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Performed by M.C. Orr. |
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AFS 06628
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1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm,
mono. |
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Side A Tracks 1-3 recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at the Nelson Funeral
Home in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Side A Tracks 6-8 and Side B recorded by Alan
Lomax and Lewis Jones in Stovall, Mississippi. |
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Side A |
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1. White Man, Jew and Negro Go to Heaven
(story), July 23, 1942
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Performed by M.C. Orr. |
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2. The Ox and Mule (story), July 23,
1942
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Performed by M.C. Orr. |
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3. The Jew and the Irishman at the
Cemetery (story), July 23, 1942
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Performed by M.C. Orr. |
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4. Test |
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5. Test |
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6. Ramblin' Kid Blues, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield), Percy Thomas, Son
Simms, and Louis Ford. |
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7. Rosalie, July 24, 1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters, Percy Thomas, Son Simms, and Louis Ford. |
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8. Joe Turner Blues, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield), Percy Thomas, Son
Simms, and Louis Ford. |
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Side B |
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1. Pearlie May Blues, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield), Percy Thomas, Son
Simms, and Louis Ford. |
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2. Take a Walk with Me, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters and Son Simms. |
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3. Burr Clover Blues, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield). |
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AFS 06629
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1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm,
mono. |
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Recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones in Stovall, Mississippi. |
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Side A |
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1. I Be Bound to Write to You, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield) and Charles Berry. |
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2. I Be Bound to Write to You, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters and Charles Berry. |
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3. You Gonna Miss Me When I'm Dead and
Gone, July 24, 1942
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Performed by Muddy Waters (McKinley Morganfield). |
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4. Corn Field Holler, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Charles Berry. |
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5. Pitch Pipe, July 24, 1942
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Side B |
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1. Cornfield Holler, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Charles Berry. |
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2. Test |
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3. Joe Turner Blues, July 24,
1942
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Performed by Son Simms. |
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4. Test |
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AFS 06630
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1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm,
mono. |
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Performed by Asa Ware and recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Hobson
Plantation in Clarksdale, Mississippi. |
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Side A |
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1. Three Suitors Who Were Fast Men
(story), July 25, 1942
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2. The Foolish Boy and the Preachers
(story), July 25, 1942
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3. Greensnake (story), July 25,
1942
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4. Interview Bud Doggett, July 25,
1942
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Side B |
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Tests |
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AFS 06631
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Side A |
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1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm,
mono. |
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Performed by Asa Ware and recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Hobson
Plantation in Clarksdale, Mississippi. |
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1. Mr. Bear and Mr. Rabbitt (story),
1942
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2. Mr. Bear and Mr. Rabbitt (story),
1942
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3. Three Sons Look for their Fortunes
(story), 1942
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4. The Woman Who Never Had No Man (story),
1942
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5. Git up in the Mornin' Soon, 1942
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6. Casey Jones (fragment), 1942
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Side B |
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Digital ID: afc1941002_afs06631b |
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1. Levee Camp Song, 1942
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2. Bud Doggett Toast, 1942
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Performed by Will Starks. |
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3. Preacher and the Lady, 1942
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4. Levee Camp Song, 1942
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5. Levee Camp Song, 1942
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6. Levee Camp Song, 1942
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7. The Devil Counts Souls in the
Graveyard, 1942
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AFS 06632
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1 16 inch sound disc : analog, 78 rpm,
mono. |
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Recorded by Alan Lomax and Lewis Jones at Hobson Plantation in Clarksdale,
Mississippi. |
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Side A |
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Digital ID: afc1941002_afs06632a |
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Performed by Asa Ware. |
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1. Man Runs Away from the Gunshot (story),
1942
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2. The Lawyer, Bookkeeper and the Tramp Go
to Mary (story), 1942
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3. The Chicken Stealin' Man (story),
1942
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4. Test |
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Side B |
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Digital ID: afc1941002_afs06632b |
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1. The Queen of Africa, 1942
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Performed by O.C. King. |
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2. Shine and the Titanic, 1942
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Performed by O.C. King. |
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3. Toast about Preachers, 1942
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Performed by O.C. King. |
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4. The Railroad Men Go to Town, 1942
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Performed by Will Starks. |
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5. The Animals Have a Convention,
1942
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Performed by Will Starks. |
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6. The Lady Washing at the Spring,
1942
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Performed by Will Starks. |
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7. Stewball, 1942
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8. Test |
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