Click on the title to link to a presentation of the song listed in the headline.
The year 2009 has turned into something a year of review of the folk revival of the 1960s. In November I featured a posting of many of the episodes (via “YouTube”) of Pete Seeger’s classic folk television show from the 1960s, “Rainbow Quest”. I propose to do the same here to end out the year with as many of the selections from Harry Smith’s seminal “Anthology Of American Folk Music,” in one place, as I was able to find material for, either lyrics or "YouTube" performances (not necessarily by the original performer). This is down at the roots, for sure.
THE OLD, WEIRD AMERICA
My exploration of Harry Smith’s Anthology27 “Got The Farmland Blues” by The Carolina Tar Heels
The Carolina Tar Heels World (part 2)
Here’s more Carolina Tar Heels tracks for you… I already introduced the band on my “Peg’n Awl” post a few months ago…The sound on some track is pretty bad but i hope you’ll enjoy nevertheless…
TRACK LIST
1.Farm Girl Blues
2.I don’t like the Blues no how
3.The Apron String Blues
4.Somebody’s tall and handsome
5.Rude and Rambling Man
6.My home’s across the Blueridge mountains
7.Roll on Daddy roll on
8.Her Name was Hula Lou
9.Going to Georgia
10.Bring me a leaf from the sea
11.You’re a little too small
12.Got the farmland Blues
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