The Edge of Americana/Time Again Radio presents:

Rollin to the Edge while Josh is Away

Zak Vincent covers for Josh this week as he travels the land spreading good tunes.. like the ones we’ll be hearing this July 4th on the Edge of Americana!

Playlist:

Time: July 4 - 1:00:15 pm

• Woody Guthrie, “This Land Is Your Land (Alternate Version)”

  from Woody At 100: The Woody Guthrie Centennial Collection

  Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 1964

Time: July 4 - 1:03:15 pm

• Big Bill Broonzy, “This Train (Bound for Glory)”

  from Trouble In Mind

  2000

Time: July 4 - 1:06:15 pm

• Earl Taylor and his Smokey Mountain Boys, “White House Blues”

  from White House Blues

Time: July 4 - 1:09:15 pm

• Josh White, “Freedom Road”

  from That's Why We're Marching: World War II and the American Folk Song Movement

  1996

Time: July 4 - 1:12:15 pm

• Odetta, “Battle Hymn of the Republic”

  from My Eyes Have Seen...

  P&R - 2011

Time: July 4 - 1:15:15 pm

• Hollis Watkins, “I'm Gonna Sit At the Welcome Table”

  from Sing for Freedom: The Story of the Civil Rights Movement Through Its Songs

  Smithsonian Folkways - 1996

Time: July 4 - 1:18:15 pm

• 2nd South Carolina String Band, “Battle Cry of Freedom”

  from Hard Road

  Palmetto Productions - 2000

Time: July 4 - 1:21:15 pm

• Da Costa Woltz’s Southern Broadcasters, “Richmond Cotillion”

  from Joe Bussard Presents: The Year of Jubilo (78 RPM Recordings of Songs from the Civil War)

  Dust-to-Digital - 2015

Time: July 4 - 1:24:15 pm

• Pete Seeger, “Banjo Medley: Cripple Creek, Old Joe Clark, Old Dan Tucker”

  from Banjo Medley: Cripple Creek, Old Joe Clark, Old Dan Tucker

Time: July 4 - 1:27:15 pm

• Dock Boggs, “Coal Creek March”

  from Dock Boggs

  Smithsonian Folkways Recordings/Folkways Records - 1964

Time: July 4 - 1:30:15 pm

• Parker & Dodd, “Sail Away Lady”

  from Times Ain't Like They Used To Be: Early American Rural Music, Vol. 6

  2006

Time: July 4 - 1:33:15 pm

• Charlie Burse, Gus Cannon & Will Shade, “Take Your Fingers Off It”

  from Music Down Home: An Introduction to Negro Folk Music, U.S.A.

  1965

Time: July 4 - 1:36:15 pm

• Herald Goodman Tennessee Valley Boys, “Banjo Rag”

  from That Devilin' Tune: A Jazz History (1895-1950), Vol. 3

  2006

Time: July 4 - 1:39:15 pm

• Henry C. Gilliland & Eck Robertson, “Turkey in the Straw”

  from Turkey in the Straw

Time: July 4 - 1:42:15 pm

• The Perry Brothers, “Under the Double Eagle”

  from Under the Double Eagle

Time: July 4 - 1:45:15 pm

• Carl Martin, Howard Armstrong & Ted Bogan, “State Street Rag”

  from State Street Rag

Time: July 4 - 1:48:15 pm

• Sister Rosetta Tharpe, “Strange Things Are Happening Everyday”

  from The Definitive Collection of R&B Hits from 1942-45, Vol. 2

  1956

Time: July 4 - 1:51:15 pm

• Sunnyland Slim, “Be Careful How You Vote”

  from Be Careful How You Vote

  Earwig Music - 1989

Time: July 4 - 1:54:15 pm

• Macon Ed & Tampa Joe, “Warm Wipe Stomp”

  from Peg Leg Howell & Eddie Anthony Vol. 2 (1928-1930)

  Document Records - 2005

Time: July 4 - 1:57:15 pm

• King, Queen, Jack, “Stack-O-Lee”

  from 100 Vintage Hawaiian Songs

  Vintage Masters Inc. - 2006

Time: July 4 - 2:00:15 pm

• Tommie Bradley - James Cole Groups, “Window Pane Blues”

  from Tommie Bradley - James Cole Groups 1928-1932

  Document Records - 2005

Time: July 4 - 2:03:15 pm

• Mississippi Shieks, “The Jazz Fiddler”

  from The Jazz Fiddler

Time: July 4 - 2:06:15 pm

• Elder J.E. Burch & Rev. Beaumont, “My Heart Keeps Singing”

  from Elder J.E. Burch & Rev. Beaumont 1927-1929

  Document Records - 2000

Time: July 4 - 2:09:15 pm

• Norridge Mayhams and The Blue Chips, “If I Had My Way”

  from Norridge Mayhams and the Blue Chips (1936)

  Document Records - 2000

Time: July 4 - 2:12:15 pm

• The Southern Serenaders, “Then I'll Be Happy”

  from Then I'll Be Happy

Time: July 4 - 2:15:15 pm

• Any Old Time String Band, “Free Little Bird”

  from I Bid You Goodnight

  Arhoolie Records - 1996

Time: July 4 - 2:18:15 pm

• George Pegram, “Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane”

  from George Pegram

  Rounder - 2011

Time: July 4 - 2:21:15 pm

• Lowe Stokes, “Sailin' in the Chesepeake Bay”

  from Sailin' in the Chesepeake Bay

Time: July 4 - 2:24:15 pm

• Stephen Wade, “Uncle Dave's Fandango”

  from Across the Amerikee: Showpieces from Coal Camp to Cattle Trail

  Smithsonian Folkways - 2017

Time: July 4 - 2:27:15 pm

• Jimmie Rodgers, “Waiting for a Train”

  from Essential Jimmie Rodgers

  RCA - 1989

Time: July 4 - 2:30:15 pm

• Nelstone's Hawaiians, “Just Because”

  from Country & Western Legends, Vol. 1

  1990

Time: July 4 - 2:33:15 pm

• Roy Bookbinder, “Ragtime Millionaire”

  from Ragtime Millionaire

Time: July 4 - 2:36:15 pm

• Josh White, “Free and Equal Blues”

  from Free and Equal Blues

  1998

Time: July 4 - 2:39:15 pm

• Kanui & Lula, “Tomi, Tomi”

  from Vintage Novelty Songs

  2009

Time: July 4 - 2:42:15 pm

• Ari Eisinger & Joe Lauro, “Hot Time In Old Town Tonight”

  from Fast Folk Musical Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 6 - The Blues

  1984

Time: July 4 - 2:45:15 pm

• Washboard Trio, “Red Cross Blues”

  from I Can Eagle Rock: Jook Joint Blues Library of Congress Recordings 1940-1941

  Travelin' Man - 1996

Time: July 4 - 2:48:15 pm

• Red Whitehead & Dutch Coleman, “Booneville Stomp”

  from Harmonica Masters

  2005

Zak Vincent    The Edge of Americana/Time Again Radio    July 4th, 2017

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: america, banjo, blues, gospel, jazz, jug band, old time