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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
(continued) |
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2. O Virgin All
Lovely |
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3. Viri Galilaei
(Mode 7) [Gregorian chant] |
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4. How Lovely is
Your Dwelling Place |
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5. Kyrie
(Burd-Manzetti) |
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6. Bidding Litany
(adapted from Byzantine liturgy) |
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7. Psallite Domini
(Mode 1) [Gregorian chant] |
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8. Sanctus ad
Benedictus (Mass for Peace) [Fr. Edwinus Huigens] |
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9. Let Everything
that Has Breath (Psalm 150, arr. Sister Florian,
SSJ) |
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Side 2 |
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1. I'm Gonna
Sing |
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2. A Flock of Sheep
(rev. J. Roff) |
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3. Good
News |
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4. He Watching Over
Israel (Mendelssohn) |
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5. Vienna Life
(Strauss-Bigg) |
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6. Shalom
(Palestinian round) |
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7. Sophmoric
Philosophy |
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Sub-subseries 6: Virginia
recordings - Bluefield, Lodi, and Saltville |
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SR0804-SR0816 were recorded during a summer 1964 field trip. |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0807 |
325 / 1154 / John and
Jimmy Gallagher / Saltville / Hobart Smith / Tape 1, June 14, 1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
mono ; 7 in. |
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John Gallagher, recorded on his porch, in Saltville, Virginia. John
and Jimmy Gallagher's mother was Hobart Smith's father's sister. A
note on the tape box back near John's name: "2 from Blind Lemon in
1917." A note by the song K.C. Whiste [?]: "Hob 'He doesn't play
that right.'" A note by Worried Blues names Jimmy (possibly the
performer) as Fred's son. |
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Side 1 |
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1. House of David
Blues |
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2. Railroad
Blues |
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3. K.C.
Whistle |
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4. Worried
Blues |
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5. Spanish
Fandango |
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6. St. Louis Blues
(played in C major) |
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Side 2 |
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1. Ginny Put the
Kettle On |
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2. [unidentified]
(Henry) |
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3. Railroad Bill
(Jimmy) |
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4. Brown Skin Woman
- Hobart |
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In the key of G |
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5. Railroad Bill
[?] |
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The performer's name on the tape box has faded. |
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6. John Henry -
John |
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Fragment |
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7. Hangman's
Rope |
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In the key of E |
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8. Stayed Around,
Laid Around |
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9. I'm Thinkin'
Tonight of My Blue Eyes |
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10. I Am a
Pilgrim |
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In the key of E |
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11. Amazing Grace
(his wife in [?]) |
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In the key of G |
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12. Lonesome Road
Blues (Ain't Gonna Be Treated Thisaway [?]) |
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Tape runs out |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0808 |
326 / 1155 / Hobart
Smith and Bill DeBusk / Tape 2, June 14,
1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
two track, mono and stereo ; 7 in. |
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Recorded in Saltville. Noted on the tape box back "[?] returns from
last tape, guitar was 1/2 tone low." Hobart - fiddle (left); Bill -
banjo (right). Tracks 4 through 9 are Hobart and Bill; the latter
(or both) noted as from Abingdon, Virginia. |
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Side 1 |
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1. Drunkard's Dream
(mono) |
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2. Wake Up Little
Maggie (mono) |
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In the key of E |
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3. Darling Corey
([?]; mono) |
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4. Walking in the
Parlor |
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5. Cripple
Creek |
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6. Home Sweet
Home |
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7. John Brown's
Dream (Bill alone) |
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In the key of G |
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8. Soldier's Joy
(Bill alone) |
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In the key of C |
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9. Mississippi
Sawyer (key of C; [?]) |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0809 |
327 / 1156 / Hobart
Smith / Bill DeBusk / Tape 3, June 14,
1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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Recorded in Saltville, Virginia, at Hobart Smith's trailer.
Information on the tape box back includes Hobart Smith and Bill
DeBusk's address. Both play banjos on this tape. "Sandy" mentioned
in the note for the song "Cindy" may be Sandy Ives. |
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1. Arkansas
Traveler |
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2. Walkin' in the
Parlor |
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3. Cindy |
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In the key of C |
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4. Cluck Old
Hen |
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In the key of G |
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5. Coming Around the
Mountain - Hob on fiddle |
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6. Mississippi
Sawyer - Bill, alone |
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7. Talk into Nellie
Gray - Hobart, fiddle and vocal; Bill, banjo |
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8. Hob Smith Blues -
Hob, fiddle solo |
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9. Sleep in Your
Barn Tonight Mister - Hobart and Bill |
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10. Little Log Cabin
in the Lane - Hobart, fiddle and vocal; Bill, banjo |
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11. Walkin' in the
Parlor - Bill, solo |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0810 |
328 / 1157 / Hobart
Smith and Wiley Smith / Bristol, Tenn. / Tape 4, June 14, 1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Recorded in Saltville, though the log note names Bristol, TN. Texas
Gladden and Hobart Smith were brother and sister. |
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Side 1 - Wiley
Smith, Bristol, Virginia (Hobart's son) |
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1. Reno
Brown |
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"Bad recording" |
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2.
Sweetheart |
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3. The Big
Millstone |
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Talk on wilder and
[?] |
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Railroad
Bill |
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What a Friend We
Have in Jesus; I Am A Pilgrim - Hobart [?] |
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Amazing Grace - Hob,
fiddle |
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In stereo |
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Jack O'Diamonds -
Hob and Wiley |
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If This Ain't the
Holy Ghost - Hob and Wiley |
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Fragment |
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I Don't Know -
Wiley |
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Fragment |
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Hobart Smith
Blues |
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Fragment |
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Side 2 |
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1. Listen -
Wiley |
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2. Old Sly Possum -
Hobart and Wiley |
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3. Muskrat; Nancy
Ann spoken: [?] |
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4. Snow Deer -
Hobart and Wiley |
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5. Baro[?]
Ka[?] |
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6. Shady
Grove |
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7. Cabbage Head -
Hobart [?] |
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8. Old Shoes and
Leggings |
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9. Parson
Bun |
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He made it about Texas Gladden, for "This Is Your Life"
[television show] |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0811 |
329 / 1158 / Fred
Gallagher / Tape 5, June 15,
1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
two track, mono ; 7 in. |
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Recorded on John Gallagher's back porch, in Saltville. At one point
he sings "Mother's Little Children." |
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Side 1 |
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1. Introduction on
spelling of name Renserell [?] |
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2. Buck
Time |
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Instrumental |
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3. Brown Skin
Blues |
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Instrumental |
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