Music and Agriculture in the Piedmont Region

Every Day of the Week medley (Pink Anderson and Simmie Dooley; Pink Anderson; Alvin Anderson)

Little Pink Anderson ID / Mud Announce (excerpt from Bruce Bastin Book  ‘Crying for the Carolines’)

Gonna Tip Out Tonight - Pink Anderson and Blind Simmie Dooley [1928 Colombia Records]

Papa’s About to Get Mad – Pink Anderson and Blind Simmie Dooley [1928 Colombia Records]

I’ve Got Mine – Pink Anderson [Gospel Blues and Street Songs, Riverside RLP 12-611, Charlottesville, VA 1950]

Ain’t Nobody Home But Me – Pink Anderson [Medicine Show Man, Bluesville BVLP 1051 New York City 1961]

You Don’t Know My Mind – Pink Anderson [Carolina Medicine Show Hokum & Blues with Baby Tate, Folkways Records FS 3588, Recorded Live in Spartanburg 1962]

My Baby Left Me This Morning – Pink Anderson [Carolina Bluesman Vol. 1, Prestige Bluesville BV 1038 Spartanburg, SC 1961 by Samuel Charters]

That’s No Way to Do – Pink Anderson [Carolina Medicine Show Hokum & Blues with Baby Tate, Folkways Records FS 3588, Recorded Live in Spartanburg 1962 by Samuel Charters]

Sugar Babe – Pink Anderson [Ballad and Folk Singer Vol. 3]

Traveling Man – Pink Anderson [Medicine Show Man, Bluesville BVLP 1051 1961 New York City]

Interview: Alvin ‘Little Pink’ Anderson – He was most happy when he was playing with Peg

Hand Me Down / Guitar Breakdown – Pink Anderson and Peg Leg Sam

Old Cotton Fields Back Home – Little Pink Anderson and Pink Anderson

Boll Weevil – Alvin ‘Little Pink’ Anderson and Freddie Vanderford [Legacy Duo SCETV Sessions]

Interview: Freddie Vanderford – Meeting Pink, Recording as Legacy Duo

Mutton Stew – Alvin ‘Little Pink’ Anderson and Freddie Vanderford [Legacy Duo SCETV Sessions]

Chicken – Alvin ‘Little Pink Anderson and Freddie Vanderford [Legacy Duo SCETV Sessions]

Interview: Freddie Vanderford – Pink has Experience, Young people love him, be yourself

Pain – Alvin ‘Little Pink’ Anderson and Freddie Vanderford [Legacy Duo SCETV Sessions]

Interview: Alvin ‘Little Pink’ Anderson – Moving to South Dakota saved me, jam session

Sitting Here Singing the Blues – Little Pink Anderson [Music Maker Treasure Box]

Interview: Alvin ‘Little Pink’ Anderson – Isolation, graves, peace, visiting sister, and recording again with Freddie

In the Jailhouse Now – Little Pink Anderson [from Music Maker Promotional Video]

Additional music: South Fork Boogie medley (Pink Anderson, Alvin ‘Little Pink’ Anderson), St. James Infirmary (Legacy Duo), and Betty and Dupree (Legacy Duo)

Bastin, Bruce. Crying for the Carolines. London England, November Books Limited, 1971.