
1
Dora Carr - Cow Cow Blues
2
Rosa Lee Carson - the Drinker's Child
3
Wheat Street Female Quartet - Go Down, Moses
4
WM. B. Houchens and J.M. Houchin - Fisher's Hornpipe and Opera Reel
5
Old Southern Jug Band - Hatchet Head Blues
6
Bascom Lamar Lunsford - Sherman Valley
7
Tweedy Brothers - Cripple Creek
8
Benny Moten's Kansas City Orchestra - Kater Street Rag
9
Brownlee's Orchestra of New Orleans - Peculiar
10
Charlie Jackson - Drop That Sack
11
Jimmy O'Bryant's Washboard Band - Hot Hot Hottentot
12
Hersal Thomas - Suitcase Blues
13
Deacon L.J. Bates - All I Want Is That Pure Religion
14
Seminole Syncopators - Sailing on Lake Pontchartrain
15
Osey Helton - Cacklin' Hen
16
Ernest Helton - Royal Clog
17
Dr. James Roach - Gue Gue Solingaie
18
R.B. Smith ; S.J. Allgood - American and Spanish Fandango
19
Hitch's Happy Harmonists - Washboard Blues
20
Lonnie Johnson - Mr. Johnson's Blues
21
Charles Creath's Jazz-O-Maniacs - Grandpa's Spells
22
Ida Cox - How Can I Miss You When I've Got Dead Aim
23
Bix ; His Rhythm Jugglers - Davenport Blues
24
Clifford's Lousiville Jugband - Struttin' the Blues
25
Homer Davenport ; Young Brothers - the Fox Chase (Reel)
26
Lem Fowler's Washboard Wonders - Salty Dog
27
Sonny Clay's Plantation Orchestra - Jambled Blues
28
Land Norris - Dogwood Mountain
29
New Orleans Owls - Stomp Off - Let's Go
30
Sylvester Weaver - Mixing Them Up in C
31
Mound City Blue Blowers - Gettin' Told
32
Chauncey C. Lee - Banjo Rag
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Label: TOMPKINS SQUARE
Dick Spottswood & Tompkins Square / Various
Dick Spottswood & Tompkins Square / Various
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Dick Spottswood is a legendary musicologist with deep knowledge of early jazz, blues, international, and vernacular American music from the first half of the 20th Century. He has contributed notes and transfers of records from his collection to hundreds of influential reissue albums on many labels over the decades. Spottswood teams up with Tompkins Square to offer a selective view of our favorite 78 rpm sides from 1925, a pivotal year in the development of jazz, blues and early country music.
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