Title: Black & white hillbilly music : early harmonica recordings from the 1920s & 30s.
Authors: Glosson, Lonnie; Bailey, DeFord; Bate, Humphrey,; Dr. Humphrey Bate and his Possum Hunters (Musical group); Pickard Family (Musical group); Louisiana Rounders (Musical group); Riverside Ramblers; Nelstone's Hawaiians (Musical group); Floyd County Ramblers; Crook Brothers; Woodie Brothers; Jackson County Barn Owls (Musical group); Renfro Valley Boys (Musical group)
Publisher: Trikont,
Year: 1996
Subjects: Old-time music; Old-time music; String band music United States; String band music United States; Country music; Old-time music; Harmonica music United States; Harmonica music United States; Folk music United States; Country music; Harmonica music; Old-time music; String band music; United States
Contents: Chased old Satan through the door ; Likes likker better than me (Woodie Brothers) -- Bake that chicken pie ; I wonder how the old folks are at home (Jackson County Barn Owls) -- Aunt Dinah's quilting party (Floyd County Ramblers) -- Just because ; Mobile County blues (Nelstone's Hawaiians) -- My bones gonna rise again ; Serves em fine (Cotton mill colic no. 3) / Dave and Howard -- Cackling hen blues (Unknown Harmonica Duet) -- Drifting along ; Dissatisfied (Riverside Ramblers) -- Wishing (Louisiana Rounders) --  Running around (Joe Werner and the Ramblers -- Ammend la Nouville a Mamere (Joe's Acadians) -- Who's gonna shoe your pretty little feet (The Renfro Valley Boys, with Karl & Harty) -- Lonnie's fox chase (Lonnie Glosson) -- Huskin' bee (The Yellow Jackets) -- Think a little (George Wade & Francum Braswell) --Get away from that window (The Pickard Family) -- How many biscuits can you eat ; Ham beats all meat (Dr. Humphrey Bate and his Possum Hunters) -- John Henry (DeFord Bailey) -- My wife died Friday night (Crook Brothers' String Band).