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Various Oxford American 2003 Southern Music CD No. 6 (2003)
Sampler CD included with Oxford American magazine (ISSN 1074-4525), 6th Annual Music Issue (#45, 2003-04).
This folk cd contains 23 tracks and runs 68min 31sec.
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1. Johnny Darrell - Why You Been Gone So Long [1969] (02:43)
   (Mickey Newberry)\nJohnny Darrell: vocal\nOther personnel unknown.\nFrom the album "Singin' It Lonesome: The Very Best of Johnny Darrell, 1965-1970" (Raven Records, 2000); originally released on "Why You Been Gone So Long" (United Artists, 1969).
2. Swamp Dogg - Total Destruction to Your Mind [1996] (03:23)
   (Jerry Williams, Jr.)\nJerry Williams, Jr.: piano, vocal\nJesse "Beaver" Carr: guitar\nPaul "Berry" Hornsby: organ, piano\nRobert "Pop" Popwell: bass\nJohnny "Duck" Sundlin: drums\nJackie Avery Singers: background vocals\nFrom the album "The Excellent Sid
3. The Del McCoury Band - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning [2001] (04:00)
   (Richard John Thompson)\nDel McCoury: guitar, vocal\nJason Carter: fiddle, vocal\nRonnie McCoury: mandolin, vocal\nRob McCoury: banjo\nMike Bub: bass, vocal\nFrom the album "Del and the Boys" (Ceili/Hollywood, 2001-07-10).
4. Ann Savoy & Linda Ronstadt - La Chanson d'une Fille de Quinze Ans (Song of a Fifteen Year Old Girl) [2002] (02:23)
   (trad., arr. Marc Savoy/Ann Savoy)\nRichard Thompson: lead guitar\nAnn Savoy: vocal, guitar\nLinda Ronstadt: harmony vocal\nDirk Powell: fiddle, bass\nMichael Burch: drums\nChristine Balfa: triangle\nFrom the V/A compilation "Evangeline Made: A Tribute to
5. King Pleasure - Swan Blues [1962] (03:58)
   (Richard Carpenter/King Pleasure)\nKing Pleasure [Clarence Beeks]: vocal\nSeldon Powell: tenor sax\nRecorded 1962-09-05.\nFrom the album "Moody's Mood for Love" (United Artists LP, 1962; Blue Note CD, 1992).
6. The Blind Boys of Alabama - Run On for a Long Time [2000] (03:22)
   (trad., arr. The Blind Boys of Alabama/John Chelew/Chris Goldsmith)\nGeorge Scott: lead vocal\nClarence Fountain, Jimmy Carter, Joey Williams: vocals\nDanny Thompson: double bass\nMichael Jerome: drums\nRecorded 2000-03-21/24.\nFrom the album "Spirit of t
7. My Morning Jacket - Evelyn Is Not Real [1999] (03:03)
   (Jim James)\nPerfomers: Jim James (guitar, vocal); Johnny Quaid; Two Tone Tommy; J. Glenn (drums).\nFrom the album "The Tennessee Fire" (Darla, 1999-07-13).
8. Nellie Lutcher - Lake Charles Boogie [1947] (02:35)
   (Nellie Lutcher)\nNellie Lutcher: piano, vocal\nIrving Ashby: guitar\nBill Hadnott: bass\nBig Sid Catlett: drums\nFrom the album "The Best of Nellie Lutcher" (Capitol, 1995-10-31); originally released as Capitol C 15148-B (1947).
9. The Collins Kids - Hot Rod [1958] (01:51)
   (Larry Collins/Lorrie Collins/Lawrence Collins/Hazel Collins)\nLarry Collins: guitar, vocal\nLorrie Collins: vocal\nFrom the album "Rocking'est" (Bear Family, 1998-02-11); originally released on "Introducing Larry and Lorrie" (Columbia, 1958).
10. Esther Phillips - No Headstone on My Grave [1964] (03:19)
    (Charlie Rich)\nEsther Phillips [Esther Mae Jones]: vocal\nThe Anita Kerr Singers: backing vocals\nArranged & conducted by Cliff Parman.\nFrom the album "The Best of Esther Phillips, 1962-1970" (Rhino, 1997-03-04); originally(?) released on Atlantic 45rpm
11. The Gourds - El Paso [1999] (03:07)
    (K. Russell)\nMax Johnson: banjo, fiddle, mandolin, guitars, vocal\nClaude Bernard: guitar, accordion, Wurlitzer, vocal\nKev "Big Daddy" Russell: guitars, mandolin, ukulele, vocal\nJon Dee Graham: lap steel guitar\nJimmy Smith: bass, guitar, percussion, v
12. Marshall Chapman - Leaving Loachapoka [1996] (04:03)
    (Marshall Chapman)\nMarshall Chapman: vocal, guitar\nTim Krekel: lead guitar\nKenny Vaughan: lead guitar, autoharp, ukulele\nJackie Street: bass\nAndy Peake: drums\nMike Lawler: atmospheric touches\nAshley Cleveland: vocal\nA previously unreleased edited
13. Little Milton - Grits Ain't Groceries [1968] (02:39)
    (Titus Turner)\nLittle Milton Campbell: lead vocal, lead guitar\nCash McCall: guitar\nDonny Hathaway: keyboards\nPhil Upchurch: bass\nAl Duncan: drums\nUnknown trumpet, sax.\nFrom the album "Welcome to the Club: The Essential Chess Recordings" (MCA/Chess,
14. Memphis Minnie - Killer Diller Blues [1946] (02:30)
    (Ernest Lawlars)\nMemphis Minnie [Lizzie Douglas]: vocal, guitar\nRecorded 1946-09-20 (matrix cco4626).\nFrom the album "Queen of the Blues" (Columbia/Legacy, 1997-10-07); originally released on Columbia 78rpm 37977 (1946/1947?).
15. R.L. Burnside - Miss Maybelle [2000] (03:17)
    (R.L. Burnside)\nR.L. Burnside: vocal\nSmokey Hormel, Rick Holmstrom: guitars\nAndy Kaulkin: piano\nJeff Turmes: bass\nSteve Mugallian: drums\nDJ Swamp: scratching\nFrom the album "I Wish I Was in Heaven Sitting Down" (Fat Possum, 2000-10-24).
16. Blind Willie Johnson - God Moves on the Water [1929] (03:00)
    (William Johnson)\nRecorded New Orleans US-LA, 1929-12-11 (matrix w149599=1).\nFrom the album "Dark Was the Night" (Columbia/Legacy 1998-06-30); originally released in 1930 on 78rpm as Columbia 14520D & Vocalion 3051.
17. P.J. Proby - Niki Hoeky [1967] (02:29)
    (James Henry Ford/Lolly Vegas/Pat Vegas)\nP.J. Proby: vocal\nOther personnel unknown.\nFrom the album "Enigma" (Liberty LRP-3497/LST-7497, 1967).\n
18. The Delmore Brothers - See That Coon in the Tree [1940] (02:34)
    (Alton Delmore)\nAlton Delmore, Rabon Delmore: vocals, guitars\nRecorded 1940-01 (matrix 047558).\nFrom the album "Brown's Ferry Blues" (County Records, 1995); originally released as Bluebird 8418 (1940?).
19. The Yo-Yo's - Leaning on You [1966] (02:08)
    (Joe South)\nRusty Taylor, Denny Morgan: vocals\nTed Marshall: guitar\nRich Allen: organ\nBill Vance: bass\nRay Doty: drums\nFrom the V/A compilation "A History of Garage & Frat Bands in Memphis 1960-1975, Vol. 1" (Shangri-La, 2001-10-02); originally rele
20. Chris Bell - You and Your Sister [1978] (03:12)
    (Chris Bell)\nChris Bell: vocal, guitar\nAlex Chilton: harmony vocal\nFrom the album "I Am the Cosmos" (Rykodisc, 1992-02-21); originally released as a single in 1978.
21. Willie Nelson - Columbia Stockade Blues [1966] (01:57)
    (Jimmie Davis/Eva Sargent)\nWillie Nelson: vocal\nWade Ray: fiddle\nLeon Rhodes: lead guitar\nCal Smith: rhythm guitar\nBuddy Charlton: steel guitar\nHargus "Pig" Robbins: piano\nJames Wilkerson: bass, vibes\nJack Drake: bass\nJack Greene: drums\nFrom the
22. Marilyn Monroe & Jane Russell - A Little Girl from Little Rock [1953] (03:07)
    (Leo Robin/Jule Styne)\nMarilyn Monroe, Jane Russell: vocals\nFrom the album "The Very Best of Marilyn Monroe" (Stardust, 1999/2000?); originally from the movie "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (Howard Hawkes, 20th Century Fox, 1953).
23. Will Kimbrough - Goodnight Moon [1999] (03:40)
    (Will Kimbrough/Gwil Owen)\nWill Kimbrough: vocal, guitar, organ\nDennis Kronin: trumpet\nDave Jacques: tuba, euphonium, alto horn\nDavid Gehrke: snare drum\nRecorded 1999.\nFrom the album "This" (Waxy Silver, 2000-08-22).