Music and Agriculture in the Piedmont Region

Neal Pattman with Shrimp City Slim and Dave Peabody – Mama Whoopin’ Blues (Live in London)

Cootie Stark – Padlock Blues (Music Maker album Sugar Man)

Warner Williams and Jay Summerour – Bring It on Down to My House (Blues Highway 2004 Smithsonian Folkways)

Blind Blake – Depression Done Gone From Me (June 1932 Grafton, WI; last song he recorded)

Bill Williams – Chickens Don’t Roost Too High for Me (Smithsonian release, recorded at Festival of American Folklife July 1, 1971)

Rev. Gary Davis – O Lord, Search My Heart (1935 in New York City, first session, reckon he fell in love with NYC)

Willie Walker – Dupree Blues (December 1930 in Atlanta for Columbia records)

Farm Report – Preserving Seeds and Harvesting

Blind Boy Fuller – Too Many Women Blues (December 15, 1937 in New York)

Ma Rainey, Thomas Dorsey, and Tampa Red – Daddy Goodbye (September 1928 in Chicago for Paramount)

Eddie Kirkland – Going Down to the River See If I Can Get Across (Recorded in Macon GA by Peter Lowery July 20, 1971; released by Trix on Front and Center)

Frank Edwards – Love My Baby (Also recorded by Lowery in 1972; released by Trix on Done Some Travelin’)

Snooks Eaglin – Careless Love (Recorded 2005 for Folkways)

Avondale Towne Cinema Sampler:

Bill Sheffield, Stoney Brooks, BluesDude, Shelton Powe, Skye Paige, Joey Hoegger, Nathan Nelson, Ross Pead with Eddie Tigner