Time Again Radio Show presents:

The Glory Beaming Banjo!

“When you want genuine music — music that will come right home to you like a bad quarter, suffuse your system like strychnine whisky, go right through you like Brandreth’s pills, ramify your whole constitution like the measles, and break out on your hide like the pin-feather pimples on a picked goose, — when you want all this, just smash your piano, and invoke the glory-beaming banjo!”

-Mark Twain, 1865

Playlist:

Time: November 13 - 6:57:29 pm

• Vess L. Ossman, “Buffalo Rag”

  from Those Ragtime Banjos

  1979

Time: November 13 - 7:00:29 pm

• Fred Van Eps, “Ragging the Scale”

  from Ragtime Kings (1900-1930)

  2012

Time: November 13 - 7:03:29 pm

• Polk Miller, “The Bonnie Blue Flag”

  from Polk Miller & His Old South Quartette

  Tompkins Square - 2008

Time: November 13 - 7:06:29 pm

• R. B. Smith - S. J. Allgood, “American & Spanish Fandango”

  from American & Spanish Fandango

Time: November 13 - 7:09:29 pm

• Banjo Ikey Robinson & His Bull Fiddle Band, “My Four Reasons”

  from My Four Reasons

Time: November 13 - 7:12:29 pm

• Pink Lindsey & His Bluebirds, “12th Street Rag”

  from 12th Street Rag

Time: November 13 - 7:15:29 pm

• Stringbean, “Run, Little Rabbit, Run”

  from Hee Haw Corn Shucker

  Starday Records - 1971

Time: November 13 - 7:18:29 pm

• Gaither Carlton, “Charming Betsy”

  from Banjo Classics from the Vaults of County Records & Old Blue Records

  2012

Time: November 13 - 7:21:29 pm

• Glen Smith, “John Henry”

  from Clawhammer Banjo, Vol. 3

  County - 2004

Time: November 13 - 7:24:29 pm

• Fleming Brown, “Shady Grove”

  2012

Time: November 13 - 7:27:29 pm

• Frank Proffitt, “Got No Sugar Baby Now”

  from Frank Proffitt Memorial Album

  Folk-Legacy Records - 1968

Time: November 13 - 7:30:29 pm

• Virgil Anderson, “Bed Bug Blues”

  from Legends of Old-Time Music: Fifty Years of County Records

  County Records - 2004

Time: November 13 - 7:33:29 pm

• Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee, “I Used to Work On the Tractor”

  from Field Recordings Vol. 1: Virginia (1936-1941)

  2005

Time: November 13 - 7:36:29 pm

• John Lawson Tyree, “Hop Along Lou”

  from Hop Along Lou

Time: November 13 - 7:39:29 pm

• Irvin Cook, “Old Blue”

  from Old Blue

Time: November 13 - 7:42:29 pm

• Uncle Dave Macon, “Tennessee Tornado”

  from People Take Warning! Murder Ballads & Disaster Songs 1913-1938

  Dust To Digital - 2007

Time: November 13 - 7:45:29 pm

• "Big Sweet" Lewis Hairston, “Cotton Eyed Joe”

  from Classic Banjo from Smithsonian Folkways

  2013

Time: November 13 - 7:48:29 pm

• Cannon's Jug Stompers, “Bring It With You When You Come”

  from The Best of Cannon's Jug Stompers

  Yazoo Records - 1995

Time: November 13 - 7:51:29 pm

• Dock Walsh, “Educated Man (Recorded 1925)”

  from Early Country Songs, Vol. 7 (Legendary Country Artists) [Recorded 1925-1928]

  2015

Time: November 13 - 7:54:29 pm

• Carolina Tarheels, “Her Name Was Hula Lou”

  from Her Name Was Hula Lou

Time: November 13 - 7:57:29 pm

• John Hammond, Sr., “My Mama Always Talked To Me”

  from American Primitive, Vol. II: Pre-War Revenants

  Revenant - 2005

Time: November 13 - 8:00:29 pm

• Dock Boggs, “False Hearted Lover's Blues”

  from Virginia Traditions: Southwest Virginia Blues

  2015

Time: November 13 - 8:03:29 pm

• Frank Jenkins, “Baptist Shout”

  from Mountain Songs: 1930 To 1960

  2007

Time: November 13 - 8:06:29 pm

• Wilmer Watts & His Lonely Eagles, “Been on the Job Too Long”

  from Been on the Job Too Long

Time: November 13 - 8:09:29 pm

• Charlie Poole, “Shuffle Feet, Shuffle (with Fisher Hendley, Marshall Small & Henry Whitter)”

  from You Ain't Talkin' To Me: Charlie Poole and the Roots of Country Music

  2005

Time: November 13 - 8:12:29 pm

• Wade Ward, “Hollyding”

  from Legends of Old-Time Music: Fifty Years of County Records

  County Records - 2004

Time: November 13 - 8:15:29 pm

• Rufus Crisp, “Medley: Trouble On My Mind / Ball and Chain”

  from Rufus Crisp

  Folkways Records - 1972

Time: November 13 - 8:18:29 pm

• Red Headed Fiddlers, “Far In the Mountain”

  from Old-Time Texas String Bands, Vol. 1 - Texas Farewell

  Rebel Records - 2005

Time: November 13 - 8:21:29 pm

• Marion Underwood, “Coal Creek March”

  from Gennett Old Time Music 1927-34

  2010

Time: November 13 - 8:24:29 pm

• Fisher Hendley & His Aristocratic Pigs, “Hop Along Peter”

  from The Story That the Crow Told Me: Early American Rural Children's Songs, Vol. 1

  2006

Time: November 13 - 8:27:29 pm

• Charlie Poole & Lucy Terry, “Don't Let Your Deal Go Down Medley”

  from Old Time Mountain Banjo

  2007

Time: November 13 - 8:30:29 pm

• Emry Arthur & Della Hatfield, “Short Life of Trouble”

  from Old-Time Music from South-West Virginia

  2006

Time: November 13 - 8:33:29 pm

• Hayes Shepherd, “Peddler and His Wife”

  from People Take Warning! Murder Ballads & Disaster Songs 1913-1938

  Dust To Digital - 2007

Time: November 13 - 8:36:29 pm

• Tommy Jerrell & Oscar Jenkins, “John Brown's Dream”

  from John Brown's Dream

Time: November 13 - 8:39:29 pm

• J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers, “Kiss Me Cindy”

  from Kiss Me Cindy

Time: November 13 - 8:42:29 pm

• Kyle Creed & Fred Cockerham, “Stillhouse”

  from Legends of Old-Time Music: Fifty Years of County Records

  County Records - 2004

Time: November 13 - 8:45:29 pm

• Uncle Dave Macon, “Rock About Saro Jane”

  from Go Long Mule

  County - 1972

Zak Vincent    Time Again Radio Show    November 14th, 2017

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: banjar, banjo, clawhammer, hillbilly, old time, plectrum banjo