Time Again Radio Show presents:

When You Hear It, Heed It!

Take a warning! Beyond lies a show of Disaster & Calamity on this week’s installment of the Time Again Radio Show. There will be fires, floods, explosions and cyclones, trains and other malfunctioning machines! Even the most sophisticated mediums and technologies still struggle to capture the memory of such events in the way that music was seemingly meant to do. Tonight time again is a fair reminder of that and more, enjoy!

Playlist:

Time: February 19 - 7:09:48 pm

• Tub Jug Washboard Band, “San”

  from San

Time: February 19 - 7:12:48 pm

• Frank Proffitt, “Reuben Train”

  from Reuben Train

Time: February 19 - 7:15:48 pm

• Green Bailey, “The Santa Monica Earthquake”

  from The Santa Monica Earthquake

Time: February 19 - 7:18:48 pm

• George Reneau, “The C & O Wreck”

  from The C & O Wreck

Time: February 19 - 7:21:48 pm

• Mike Seeger, “The New Market Wreck”

  from Tipple, Loom & Rail: Songs of the Industrialization of the South

  Folkways Records - 1965

Time: February 19 - 7:24:48 pm

• McGee Bros & Uncle Dave Macon, “Tennessee Tornado”

  from Times Ain't Like They Used To Be Vol. 8: Early American Rural Music Classic Recordings of 1920'S and 1930'S

  2005

Time: February 19 - 7:27:48 pm

• Riley Puckett, “Altoona Freight Wreck”

  from Altoona Freight Wreck

Time: February 19 - 7:30:48 pm

• Martin & Roberts, “Ryecove Cyclone”

  from Ryecove Cyclone

Time: February 19 - 7:33:48 pm

• Vernon Dalhart, “The Wreck of the 1256 (Recorded June 1925)”

  from Popular 1920's Country Ballads, Vol. 2 (Recorded 1924-1926)

  Vintage Recordings. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws - 2014

Time: February 19 - 7:36:48 pm

• Jaybird Coleman & Birmingham Jug Band, “Bill Wilson”

  from Jaybird Coleman & the Birmingham Jug Band (1927-1930)

  Document Records - 2005

Time: February 19 - 7:39:48 pm

• Blind Alfred Reed, “The Wreck of the Virginian”

  from Blind Alfred Reed (1927-1929)

  Document Records - 2005

Time: February 19 - 7:42:48 pm

• Richard "Rabbit" Brown, “Sinking of the Titanic”

  from Never Let the Same Bee Sting You Twice - Blues, Ballads, Rags & Gospel In the Songster Tradition

  2005

Time: February 19 - 7:45:48 pm

• Woody Guthrie, “The Sinking of the Reuben James”

  from This Land is Your Land: The Asch Recordings, Vol. 1

  Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 1997

Time: February 19 - 7:48:48 pm

• J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers, “Fatal Wreck of the Bus”

  from Goin' Back West in the Fall

  Synergie OMP - 2012

Time: February 19 - 7:51:48 pm

• John J. Quinn, “The Avondale Mine Disaster”

  from Library of Congress - A Treasury of Field Recordings

  1997

Time: February 19 - 7:54:48 pm

• Cap, Andy & Flip, “McBeth Mine Explosion”

  from McBeth Mine Explosion

Time: February 19 - 7:57:48 pm

• The Carter Family, “The Cyclone of Rye Cove”

  from Are You Lonesome Tonight?

  Ideal Music - 2010

Time: February 19 - 8:00:48 pm

• Wilmer Watts, “Fate of Rhoda Sweeten”

  2007

Time: February 19 - 8:03:48 pm

• Charley Patton, “High Water Everywhere Pt. 1”

  from The Best of Charlie Patton

  2003

Time: February 19 - 8:06:48 pm

• Elder Curry, “Memphis Flu”

  from I Got Two Wings - Elder Utah Smith and COGIC Friends

  2003

Time: February 19 - 8:09:48 pm

• The Phipps Family, “Red Jacket Mine Explosion”

  from Classic Mountain Songs from Smithsonian Folkways

  Smithsonian Folkways Recordings - 2002

Time: February 19 - 8:12:48 pm

• Various Artists, “Been in the Storm so Long”

  from Been in the Storm so Long

  Smithsonian Folkways - 1990

Time: February 19 - 8:15:48 pm

• Tom Bell, “Storm in Arkansas”

  from Storm in Arkansas

Time: February 19 - 8:18:48 pm

• Alvin Condor & W. A. Lindsey, “Boll Weevil”

  from Boll Weevil

Time: February 19 - 8:21:48 pm

• Frank Hutchison, “The Boston Burglar”

  from The Boston Burglar

Time: February 19 - 8:24:48 pm

• Smiley Hobbs, “Train 45”

  from True Blue Bluegrass, Vol. 1

  2002

Time: February 19 - 8:27:48 pm

• Woody Guthrie, “Ludlow Massacre”

  from The Asch Recordings, Vols. 1-4

  Smithsonian Folkways - 2009

Time: February 19 - 8:30:48 pm

• Charley Jordan & Hi Henry Brown, “Titanic Blues”

  from Titanic Blues

Time: February 19 - 8:33:48 pm

• Blind Lemon Jefferson, “High Water Everywhere”

  from High Water Everywhere

Time: February 19 - 8:36:48 pm

• Memphis Minnie, “Call the Fire Wagon”

  from Complete Recorded Works 1935-1941 In Chronological Order, Volume 4 -- 23 June 1938 To 6 February 1939

  Document - 1991

Time: February 19 - 8:39:48 pm

• Carl Martin, “High Water Flood Blues”

  from Carl Martin / Willie '61' Blackwell 1930-1941

  2005

Time: February 19 - 8:42:48 pm

• The Dixon Brothers, “The School House Fire”

  from Old Country Songs from Down On the Farm, Vol. 1

  Vintage Masters - 2012

Time: February 19 - 8:45:48 pm

• The Carver Boys, “The Brave Engineer”

  from The Music of Kentucky: Early American Rural Classics 1927-37, Vol. 2

  2006

Time: February 19 - 8:48:48 pm

• Stoneman, Ernest V., “The Fate of Talmadge Osborne”

  from Virginia Traditions: Native Virginia Ballads and Songs

  2007

Zak Vincent    Time Again Radio Show    February 20th, 2018

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: blues, calamity, disaster, fires, floods, old time, stringabnd, trains