Durium Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 AMERICAN YODELING I need some recording dates for the tracks on this CD. can someone help me? Track-Titel/Künstler Dauer 1. Yodeling Mountaineer Mainer, J.E.'s Mountaineers 2:50 2. Gonna Quit My Rowdy Ways Callahan Brothers 3:11 3. The Arizona Yodeler De Zurik Sisters, The 0:22 4. My Clinch Mountain Home Carter Family, The 3:17 5. The Devil's Great Grandson Sons Of The Pioneers 3:01 6. Cowboy Night Herd Song Rogers, Roy 3:03 x 7. Worried Devil Blues - 80927-1 chicago 27 Oct. 1934 Tampa Red 3:24 8. Will There Be Any Yodelers In Heaven? Girls Of The Golden West 2:40 9. The Nasty Swing Carlisle, Cliff 3:24 10. Yodeling Mule Three Tobacco Tags 2:44 11. Lost Lover Blues Kimbrough, Lottie/Holmes, Winston 3:11 12. The Yodeling Teacher Reeves, Goebel (The Texas Drifter) 3:00 13. Lonesome Yodel Blues Delmore Brothers, The 2:40 14. La Valsa De Marriage Guidry Brothers, The 2:57 x 15. Lovesick Blues - 400783-b nyc 12 Jun 1928 Miller, Emmett 2:50 16. I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart Montana, Patsy 3:06 17. My Swiss Moonlight Lullaby Carter, Wilf (Montana Slim) 3:08 18. Mule Skinner Blues Monroe, Bill &His Bluegrass Boys 2:43 19. Rockin' Yodel Leake Country Revelers 3:01 x 20. Yodeling Fiddling Blues - 404146-b sa 12 June 1930 Mississippi Sheiks 3:12 21. Standin'on The Corner (Blue Yodel Nr.9) - 54867-2 la 16 Jul 31 Rodgers, Jimmie 2:44 22. Sauerkraut Puckett, Riley 3:07 23. Yodeling Radio Joe Foley, Rambling Red 3:08 24. Blue Yodel _1 Wills, Bob &His Texas Playboys 2:23 25. You Gotta To Go To Work Griffin, Rex 2:23 26. Sleep, Baby, Sleep Watson, George P. American Yodelers Keep swinging Durium Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Big Beat Steve Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Is there a hillbilly/old-time fiddling/string bands/early country discussion forum out there somewhere? That might be a far better place to ask this question. I think I've listened to this Trikont CD at a friend's home (a keen hillbilly collector). Funny stuff but needs to be taken piecemeal. Will check my Mainer's Mountaineers, Delmore Bros. and Patsy Montana LP's later to see if I can come up with dates. As for Roy Rogers and the Sons of The Pioneers tracks, anybody around here who's got the Bear Family box sets to look up this info? The Carter Family should also be well documented. In case of Bill Monroe, who know how often he recorded that Muleskinner Blues? Same for Bob Wills. I think he did this Blue Yodel #1 for the Tiffany Transcriptions. Was this the only version? If not, which is which? Or anybody who's got "The Decca Hillbilly Discography" handy? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Durium Posted August 13, 2007 Author Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Is there a hillbilly/old-time fiddling/string bands/early country discussion forum out there somewhere? That might be a far better place to ask this question. Thanks Big Beat Steve for your commend..... Do you know whee I can find such a hillbilly/old-time fiddling/string bands/early country discussion forum which looks like our Great Organissimo Jazz Forum? American Yodelers Keep swinging Durium Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Big Beat Steve Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Wish I knew ... Seriously, I realize you must de desperate for info, but it still is that old-time hillbilly music probably is not the favorite music that immediately comes to mind to most JAZZ fans. (In my case, it is a side interest but not my main focus, hence my other comments) There is a sort of Western Swing miniature discussion platform somewhere out there on the WWW (I think Rich Kienzle has a hand in running the site that incorporates this discussion platform) and this would at least be somewhat closer style-wise. I don't have the link right now so you would have to google it up. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Durium Posted August 13, 2007 Author Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Wish I knew ... Seriously, I realize you must de desperate for info, but it still is that old-time hillbilly music probably is not the favorite music that immediately comes to mind to most JAZZ fans. (In my case, it is a side interest but not my main focus, hence my other comments) There is a sort of Western Swing miniature discussion platform somewhere out there on the WWW (I think Rich Kienzle has a hand in running the site that incorporates this discussion platform) and this would at least be somewhat closer style-wise. I don't have the link right now so you would have to google it up. Thank Big Beat Steve for your reply. I'm not desperate, but anxious to learn the facts. In the mean times most of the info was sent to my Keep swinging web log mail and I love to share it with you, although, I agree, it is a bit out of style for straight jazz fans. This is the info I needed: 1. Yodeling Mountaineer Mainer, J.E.'s Mountaineers 2:50 between 1942 and 1946 2. Gonna Quit My Rowdy Ways Callahan Brothers 3:11 2 January 1934 3. The Arizona Yodeler De Zurik Sisters, The 0:22 16 December 1938 4.My Clinch Mountain Home Carter Family, The 3:17 14 February 1929 5. The Devil's Great Grandson Sons Of The Pioneers 3:01 14 December 1937 6. Cowboy Night Herd Song Rogers, Roy 3:03 28 October 1937 7. Worried Devil Blues - 80927-1 Tampa Red 3:24 chicago 27 Oct. 1934 8. Will There Be Any Yodelers In Heaven? Girls Of The Golden West 2:40 9 October 1934 or 28 February 1938 10. Yodeling Mule Three Tobacco Tags 2:44 5 February 1939 11. Lost Lover Blues Kimbrough, Lottie/Holmes, Winston 3:11 21 August 1928 13. Lonesome Yodel Blues Delmore Brothers, The 2:40 28 October 1931 14. La Valsa De Marriage Guidry Brothers, The 2:57 1 October 1929 15. Lovesick Blues - 400783-b nyc Miller, Emmett 2:50 12 Jun 1928 16. I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart Montana, Patsy 3:06 14 February 1935 or 24 April 1941 19. Rockin' Yodel Leake Country Revelers 3:01 13 December 1928 20. Yodeling Fiddling Blues - 404146-b Mississippi Sheiks 3:12 sa 12 June 1930 21. Standin'on The Corner (Blue Yodel Nr.9) - 54867-2 Rodgers, Jimmie 2:44 la 16 Jul 31 22. Sauerkraut Puckett, Riley 3:07 20 April 1926 23. Yodeling Radio Joe Foley, Rambling Red 3:08 9 December 1935 24. Blue Yodel _1 Wills, Bob &His Texas Playboys 2:23 8 June 1937 25. You Gotta To Go To Work Griffin, Rex 2:23 26 September 1939 Some of the tracks are not yet dated, but I'm sure that;'s a matter of time I guess !!Thanks so far !! American Yodelers Keep swinging Durium Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Big Beat Steve Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 (edited) Interesting to read ... I stand corrected as far as this forum being the right target for such questions is concerned ... The Patsy Montana track with 2 widely differing recording dates illustrates the problem I mentioned above. Some of those tunes were recorded repeatedly by the artists so you really would have to be familiar enough to identify the recordingy aurally. BTW, I do think #14 actually ought to read "LA VALSE DE MARIAGE". Edited August 13, 2007 by Big Beat Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Durium Posted August 13, 2007 Author Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Interesting to read ... I stand corrected as far as this forum being the right target for such questions is concerned ... The Patsy Montana track with 2 widely differing recording dates illustrates the problem I mentioned above. Some of those tunes were recorded repeatedly by the artists so you really would have to be familiar enough to identify the recordingy aurally. You're right - one should listen or compare the playing times. BTW, I do think #14 actually ought to read "LA VALSE DE MARIAGE". I guess you're right !! Keep swinging Durium Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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