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E-grāmata: Rural Rhythm: The Story of Old-Time Country Music in 78 Records

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  • Formāts: 352 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Oxford University Press Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780190091194
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  • Formāts: 352 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Oxford University Press Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780190091194
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There are many biographies and histories of early country music and its creators, but surprisingly little attention has been given to the actual songs at the heart of these narratives. In this groundbreaking book, music historian Tony Russell turns the spotlight on seventy-eight original 78rpm
discs of songs and tunes from the 1920s and 1930s, uncovering the hidden stories of how they came to be recorded, the musicians who sang and played them, the record companies that marketed them, and the listeners who absorbed them.

In these essays, based upon new research, contemporary newspaper accounts, and previously unpublished interviews, and copiously illustrated with rare images, readers will find songs about home and family, love and courtship, crime and punishment, farms and floods, chain gangs and chain stores,
journeys and memories, and many other aspects of life in the period. Rural Rhythm not only charts the tempos and styles of rural and small-town music-making and the origins of present-day country music, but also traces the larger rhythms of life in the American South, Southwest, and Midwest. What
emerges is a narrative that ingeniously blends the musical and social history of the era.

Recenzijas

Rural Rhythm is an excellent title, hard to imagine there could be a better book * Alexander Ebert, popcultureshelf.com * The author's extensive and careful research, and his commitment to the subject matter, is always in evidence. It's undoubtedly a serious work offering much in the way of understanding, but nonetheless is straightforward and entertaining to read - it's also interesting and enlightening and I highly recommend it. * Emily Poole, Old Time News * Russell has long been one of the foremost scholars of country music history. The current volume is perhaps his most fascinating ... This is a gold mine for all who are interested in popular music. * R. D. Cohen, CHOICE * Fans of old-time music will treasure Rural Rhythm, as will the large and diverse American roots music fanbase. But the bookbecause it possesses the integrity and authority to challenge widespread but overly simplistic and limiting notions regarding the early history of commercial country musicdeserves the broadest possible readership. * Ted Olsen, The Old-Time Herald * This is a gold mine for all who are interested in popular music. * Ronald D. Cohen, CHOICE * ...a must for anyone truly interested in the history and thread of old-time. I wish these existed when I was starting out! And look up the referenced recordings. You'll be glad you did. * Dan Levenson, Banjo Newsletter * Music scholarship doesn't get any better than this. Quite simply, it's one of the most insightful and fascinating books about country music I've ever read. * Patrick Huber, coauthor of A&R Pioneers: Architects of American Roots Music on Record * No one knows more about recorded country music than Tony Russell, and no one writes about it with more elegance and insight. Rural Rhythm is a tour de force part history lesson, part treasure hunt, and part epic playlist, jammed with fascinating illustrations. Don't miss it! * Tom Piazza * It is tempting to read Rural Rhythm as a book accompanying a set of CDs that has yet to be released,...the sweeping continuities that Russell instills in his text to make this book a true history. * Edward Komara, Association for Recorded Sound Collections Journal *

Papildus informācija

Winner of Winner, 2022 Belmont Book Award.
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xiii
User Notes xvii
1 "The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane"
1(4)
Fiddlin' John Carson
2 "Silly Bill"/"Old Time Cinda"
5(4)
The Hill Billies
3 "Woman's Suffrage"
9(3)
George Reneau
4 "The Death of Floyd Collins"/"Little Mary Phagan"
12(7)
Al Craver
Vernon Dalhart
5 "When the Work's All Done This Fall"
19(2)
Carl T. Sprague
6 "Seneca Square Dance"/"Echoes of the Ozarks"
21(3)
Fiddlin' Sam Long
7 "Wish to the Lord I Had Never Been Born"
24(4)
Luther B. Clarke Accomp. By Blue Ridge Highballers
8 "Where We'll Never Grow Old"/"Pictures from Life's Other Side"
28(5)
Smith's Sacred Singers
9 "Let Me Call You Sweetheart"/"Sweet Bunch of Daisies"
33(3)
Mcmichen's Melody Men
10 "I'm a Stern Old Bachelor"
36(4)
Chubby Parker
11 "Going Slow"/"Spartanburg Blues"
40(3)
Homer Christopher
Raney Van Vink
12 "Carbolic Rag"/"Stone Mountain Wobble"
43(3)
Scottdale String Band
13 "Chain Gang Special"/"Walk Right in Belmont"
46(5)
Watts
Wilson
14 "Gray Eagle"/"Forked Deer"
51(4)
Hill's Virginia Mountaineers and Taylor's Kentucky Boys
15 "The Picture on the Wall"/"My Carolina Girl"
55(4)
Georgia Yellow Hammers
16 "You Can't Make a Monkey out of Me"
59(4)
Eva Quartette
W. J. Smith
17 "A Corn Licker Still in Georgia"---Parts land 2
63(7)
Clayton Mcmichen
Riley Puckett
Gid Tanner
Lowe Stokes
Fate Norris
Bob Nichols
Bill Brown
18 "Blue Yodel"
70(4)
Jimmie Rodgers
19 "Combination Rag"
74(4)
East Texas Serenaders
20 "Davy"/"Greenback Dollar"
78(2)
Weems String Band
21 "Handy Man"/"I Tickled `Em'"
80(3)
New Arkansas Travelers
22 "Hog Eye"
83(3)
Pope's Arkansas Mountaineers
23 "The Bluefield Murder"
86(3)
Roy Harvey
The North Carolina Ramblers
24 "A Fiddler's Contest"
89(4)
The Tennessee Ramblers
25 "Rye Waltz"/"Medley---Scottische"
93(4)
Bob Skiles Four Old Tuners
26 "Hallelujah! I'm a Bum"/"The Bum Song"
97(4)
"Mac" (Harry Mcclintock)
27 "Home Again Medley"
101(3)
Red Mountain Trio
28 "A Red-Headed Widow Was the Cause of It All"/"Don't Get One Woman on Your Mind"
104(2)
Willard Hodgin
Banjo Joe
29 "Stay in the Wagon Yard"
106(2)
"Peg" Moreland
30 "Eleven Cent Cotton Forty Cent Meat"---Parts 1 and 2
108(4)
Bob Ferguson
Bob Miller
31 "Lindy"/"Louise"
112(3)
Proximity String Quartet
32 "When the Roses Bloom for the Bootlegger"
115(2)
Earl Shirkey
Roy Harper
Roy Harvey
33 "Just Over the River"/"Beautiful"
117(3)
Garland Brothers and Grinstead
34 "The Lost Child"
120(3)
Stripling Brothers
35 "Who Broke the Lock on the Hen-House Door?"/"She'll be Comin' Round the Mountain when she comes"
123(9)
H. M. Barnes
His Blue Ridge Ramblers
36 "Wimbush Rag"/"Barrow County Stomp"
132(2)
The O. Gus Clark
37 "Birmingham Jail"/"Six Months Ain't Long"
134(3)
Ezra Hill
Henry Johnson [ Robinette
Moore]/Marlow
Young [ Rutherford
Foster]
38 "Henry Ford's Model A"/"Married Life Blues"
137(3)
Oscar Ford
39 "Flop Eared Mule"/"Lynchburg Town"
140(2)
The Highlanders
40 "Levee Breaking Blues"---Parts I and II
142(3)
Happy Bud Harrison
41 "Over the Hills to the Poorhouse"
145(3)
W. C. Childers
42 "Haunted Hunter"
148(3)
Billie Maxwell
43 "Lonely Cowboy"---Parts 1 and 2
151(3)
Arthur Miles
44 "Sugar Hill"/"Fresno Blues"
154(3)
"Dad" Crockett/Johnny
Albert Crockett
45 "Tim Brook"
157(3)
Carver Boys
46 "Tennessee Coon Hunt"/"Hen Cacklin' Piece"
160(3)
Whit Gaydon
47 "Where the Sweet Magnolias Bloom"
163(3)
Taylor-Griggs Louisiana Melody Makers
48 "Three Men Went a Hunting"
166(2)
Byrd Moore and His Hot Shots
49 "Down on Penny's Farm"
168(2)
The Bentley Boys
50 "The Fate of Rhoda Sweetin"
170(2)
Charles Freshour and The Lonely Eagles
51 "Cotton Mill Girl"
172(3)
Earl Mccoy
Jessie Brock
52 "The Roamin' Musician"
175(2)
Bill Tuttle
53 "That's the Blue Heaven for Me"/"Since I've Grown So Used to You"
177(3)
George E. Harris
54 "Streak o'Lean---Streak o'Fat"
180(2)
A. A. Gray
Seven Foot Dilly
55 "Salvation Is for All"
182(3)
Rev. Edward Boone
56 "The Bald Headed End of the Broom"/"The Nick Nack Song"
185(3)
Ridgel's Fountain Citians
57 "Forty Per Cent"
188(3)
Earl Mccoy
Alfred Meng
Clem Garner
58 "I've Got the Chain Store Blues"
191(3)
Allen Brothers
59 "My Father Doesn't Love Me"
194(3)
Louis Mcdaniel
Gid Smith
Lewis Mcdaniel
60 "Flat Wheel Train Blues"---Nos. 1 and 2
197(3)
Red Gay
Jack Wellman
61 "Got the Jake Leg Too"
200(5)
Ray Brothers
62 "The Night Herding Song"
205(4)
Marc Williams
63 "Eleven More Months and Ten More Days"---Parts land 2
209(4)
Colt Brothers Accompanied By Rex Cole Mountaineers
64 "When Katie Comes Down to the Gate"/"A Little White Rose"
213(4)
Murphy Bros
65 "Prosperity Is Just Around Which Corner?"/"What Are You Squawkin' About?"
217(5)
Carson Robison Trio
66 "That's My Rabbit---My Dog Caught It"
222(2)
Walter Family
67 "Chinatown, My Chinatown"
224(3)
Milton Brown and His Brownies
68 "Bankhead Blues"
227(3)
Nations Brothers and Shelton, Marshall
69 "Feels Good"/"Let Me Play with It"
230(3)
Hartman's Heart Breakers
70 "Those Rambling Blues"
233(3)
Steelman Sisters
71 "Courtin'"/"V-8 Blues"
236(5)
Three Tobacco Tags
72 "Wondering"
241(3)
Riverside Ramblers
73 "The Last Letter"
244(2)
Rex Griffin
74 "Hello Stranger"
246(3)
The Carter Family
75 "Cotton Mill Blues"
249(3)
Lester (The Highway Man)
76 "Guitar BIues"/"Sweet Hawaiian Chimes"
252(3)
Caroline
Mary Jane
77 "Truck Driver's Blues"
255(3)
Cliff Bruner and His Boys
78 "New San Antonio Rose"
258(5)
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
Timeline 263(8)
Sources 271(16)
General Bibliography 287(2)
Index of Names 289(20)
Index of Songs 309
Tony Russell is a music historian who has written on country music, blues, jazz, and other forms of popular music in a wide variety of publications. He is the author of Country Music Records: A Discography, 1921-1942 (OUP 2004) and Country Music Originals: The Legends and the Lost (OUP 2007), both of which received Best Research in Recorded Country Music Awards from the Association for Recorded Sound Collections. He has been twice nominated for a Grammy award for historical liner notes, and holds Lifetime Achievement Awards from the ARSC and Belmont University. Among his other works are the pioneering Black, Whites and Blues (1971), The Penguin Guide to Blues Recordings (2006), and the almost twenty-year run of the journal Old Time Music, which he founded and edited.
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