That's my rabbit, my dog caught it
Subtitle: traditional Southern instrumental styles
Contributors: Pickard, Obed; Stamper, I. D.; Judd, Vernon; Steele, Pete, 1891-1985; Begley, Justis; Hughes, Lena; Smith, Hobart, 1897-1965; Benfield, Neriah; Benfield, Kenneth; McAbee, Palmer; Falcon, Joe, 1900-1965; Hawkins, Ezra; Strong, Luther; Greene, Alva; Sisson, Allen; McGee, Dennis; Fruge, Ernest, fiddler; Propps, Louis H.; Smith, Arthur, 1898-1971; Dilleshaw, John; Boyd, Bill, 1910-1977; Helton Brothers; Walter Family; Dixieliners (Musical group); Dilly and His Dill Pickles; Cowboy Ramblers (Musical group); Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc
Publisher: New World Records
Published: 1978
Place of publication: New York
Format: [sound recording] :
Number of pages: 51
Subjects: Folk dance music; Folk music
Other titles: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc.
Notes: Folk music; various instrumentalists from the southern United States.

Historical notes by Mark Wilson, with bibliography, discography, and personnel listings (4 p.) on container and bound in.

Various performers; recorded 1925-77.

Recorded 1925-1977.
Table of contents: title: Groundhog  -- Marion Reese; title: The old gray horse  -- Obed Pickard; title: My pretty little pink  -- I.D. Stamper; title: Granny went to meeting with her old shoes on  -- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Judd; title: Spanish fandango  -- Pete Steele; title: Run, banjo  -- Justice Begley; title: Pearly dew  -- Lena Hughes; title: Blues  -- Hobart Smith; title: Lights in the valley  -- Neriah and Kenneth Benfield; title: Lost boy blues  -- Palmer McAbee; title: Fe fe ponchaux  -- Joseph Falcon; title: Kimball House  -- Ezra "Ted" Hawkins; title: The last of Sizemore  -- Luther Strong; title: Hunky dory  -- Alva Greene; title: Bigfooted nigger  -- The Helton Brothers; title: That's my rabbit, my dog caught it  -- The Walter Family; title: Rymer's favorite  -- Allen Sisson; title: Le rille Cajun  -- Dennis McGee and Earnest Fruge; title: Lost Indian  -- Louis H. Propps; title: Peacock rag  -- Arthur Smith and his Dixieliners; title: Bibb County hoedown  -- John Dilleshaw, Seven Foot Dilly and his Dill Pickles; title: Jig -- Bill Boyd and his Cowboy Ramblers.