Episode #7- "Truck Stops, Lazy and Desperate Men, Gooseballs and Fried Chicken."

07/01/20 • 59 min

This episode of the Old Dingy Jukebox features some of my favorite country 45s from the 1950s and 1960s. Ranging from obscure, small label 45s to the more well known artists like George Jones and Merle Haggard on major labels like Capitol and Decca. Overall, the variety found on these records will make for an enjoyable listen to enthusiasts of down home American music styles. Enjoy.

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Dick Mosely- Truck Stop Number Three. Tornado Records-1968
Lonnie Irving- Gooseball Brown. Starday Records-1960
Wynn Stewart- ‘Ol What’s Her Name. Capitol Records-1967
George Jones- I Woke Up From Dreaming. Musicor Records- 1966
Farmer Boys- I’m Just Too Lazy. Capitol Records- 1955
Donny Young- It’s Been A Long, Long Time For Me. Decca Records- 1958
Joe Maphis- Tennessee Two Step. Columbia Records- 1956
Vern Stovall- Movin’ Round. Longhorn Records- 1967
Carl Perkins- Let The JukeBox Keep Playing. Sun Records- 1955
Merle Haggard- The Longer You Wait. Capitol Records- 1966
The Cimarrons- Southern Fried Chicken. Zipp Records- 1956
Connie & Joe- Home Is Where The Heart Is. Starday Records- 1960
Buck Owens/Rose Maddox- Talk Of The Town. Capitol Records- 1963
Johnny Bond- Broke Disgusted and Sad. Columbia Records- 1951
Red Sovine- No Thanks Bartender. Decca Records- 1957
Wayne Raney- Young Widow Brown. Starday Records- 1964
Dick Mosely- Under the Double Eagle. Tornado Records-1968

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Dick Mosely- Truck Stop Number Three. Tornado Records-1968
Lonnie Irving- Gooseball Brown. Starday Records-1960
Wynn Stewart- ‘Ol What’s Her Name. Capitol Records-1967
George Jones- I Woke Up From Dreaming. Musicor Records- 1966
Farmer Boys- I’m Just Too Lazy. Capitol Records- 1955
Donny Young- It’s Been A Long, Long Time For Me. Decca Records- 1958
Joe Maphis- Tennessee Two Step. Columbia Records- 1956
Vern Stovall- Movin’ Round. Longhorn Records- 1967
Carl Perkins- Let The JukeBox Keep Playing. Sun Records- 1955
Merle Haggard- The Longer You Wait. Capitol Records- 1966
The Cimarrons- Southern Fried Chicken. Zipp Records- 1956
Connie & Joe- Home Is Where The Heart Is. Starday Records- 1960
Buck Owens/Rose Maddox- Talk Of The Town. Capitol Records- 1963
Johnny Bond- Broke Disgusted and Sad. Columbia Records- 1951
Red Sovine- No Thanks Bartender. Decca Records- 1957
Wayne Raney- Young Widow Brown. Starday Records- 1964
Dick Mosely- Under the Double Eagle. Tornado Records-1968

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Episode #6- "Hillbilly Double Necked Guitars, Long Tall Women, Shuffles and Rags"

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This episode of the Old, Dingy Jukebox features some of my favorite guitar records from some of my favorite guitar players. It was pretty hard to narrow it down into one show, but I figured I’d just go for it. Who knows, maybe I’ll do a second show later on down the road. The guitar records and artists I chose for the show cover a lot of different styles and genres, which is sort of what the show is all about. Hopefully it will make for an enjoyable episode for the guitarist, guitar aficionado as well as the casual, every day listener. As usual, I’ve provided a discography of the records I pulled from for the show in order for you to pursue the artists more fully on your own if you are so inclined. Enjoy.

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Blind Blake-Southern Rag. Paramount Records. 1927
Phil Baugh-Country Guitar. Longhorn Records. 1965
Big Bill Broonzy-Long Tall Mama. Oriole Records. 1932
Django Reinhardt & the Quintette du Hot Club de France. Stompin At Decca. 1938
Joe Maphis-Guitar Rock n Roll. Columbia Records. 1956
Roy Harvey and Jess Johnston-Guitar Rag. Champion Records. 1930
Reverend Gary Davis-I Am The Light Of This World. Melotone Records. 1935
Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant-Bryant’s Bounce. Two Guitars Country Style . Capitol Records. 1957
Blind Blake-Diddie Wah Diddie. Paramount Records. 1929
Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys (Feat. Junior Barnard) Fat Boy Rag. Columbia Records. 1947
Big Bill Broonzy-Guitar Shuffle. Blues With Big Bill Broonzy, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee. (interviewed by Studs Terkel) Folkways Records. 1957
Doc Watson, Clint Howard & Fred Price-Crawdad Song. Old Timey Concert . Vanguard Records. 1967
Kenny Sultan-Dallas Rag. Tom Ball & Kenny Sultan. Confusion. Sonyatone Records. 1981
The Texas Troubadours-C-Jam Blues. Country Dance Time. Decca Records. 1965

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Episode #8 - 78 rpm Record Seance With Special Guest David Bragger of the Old Time Tiki Parlour. "Pig Feet, Yodels, Moonshine and Circus Fires."

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Today's episode features some great 78rpm records from the collection of David Bragger. Traditional fiddler and banjoist David Bragger has become a ubiquitous figure in traditional American folk music. He is a musician, documentarian, UCLA ensemble director, artistic director of the Santa Barbara Old-Time Fiddlers’ Festival and co-founder of the independent folk label Tiki Parlour Recordings. Having learned the “old-time” art of fiddling directly from two generations of traditional masters, David has been passing down these archaic musical secrets and sounds to university students, violinists and fiddlers worldwide.

David has produced over twenty CDs and DVDs for his label and has curated two 78rpm box set compilations (Texas & Mississippi Hillbillies) for JSP Records with 78 guru Chris King. In his spare time, he loves to set stylus to waxen groove for his nightly listening “seances” at the Old-Time Tiki Parlour.
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Donate to the podcast: https://paypal.me/christiangallo1?locale.x=en_USShow Discography:
Entry of the Gladiators - Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey’s Circus Band
G Rag - Earl Johnson & His Clodhoppers
Get ‘Em from the Peanut Man - Lil Johnson
Coal Creek March - Marion Underwood
Alpine Milkman Yodel - Britt Brothers
Forty Drops - Andrew & Jim Baxter
Whiskey and Gin Blues - South Street Trio
Georgia Swing - Jelly Roll Morton
Pretty Polly - B.F. Shelton
Patty on the Turnpike - Fiddlin' Powers & Family
Gimme a Pig Foot and a Bottle of Beer - Bessie Smith
Ragtime Annie - Solomon & Hughes
Gator Wobble - Memphis Jug Band
Bacon and Cabbage - Blind Joe Mangrum and Fred Shriver
What's That Smells Like Fish - Blind Boy Fuller
Beaver Slide Rag - Peg Leg Howell & Eddie Anthony
I'm Gonna Get High - Tampa Red & The Chicago Five