Early rural string bands
Contributors: Hinton, W. A.; Nester, J. P.; Edmonds, Norman; Helms, Bill, musician; Harrell, Kelly, 1889-1942; Soileau, Leo, 1904-1980; Mainer, Wade, 1907-; Tanner, Gid; Harwood, Gwen; Parker, Byron, 1911-1948; Monroe, Charlie; Upson County Band; Virginia String Band; Carolina Tar Heels; Shelor Family; Pope's Arkansas Mountaineers (Musical group); Three Aces (Musical group); Henry Ford's Old Time Dance Orchestra; Allen Brothers; Sons of the Mountaineers; Skillet Lickers; Mountaineers (Musical group : Byron Parker); Kentucky Pardners
Series: Vintage series
Publisher: RCA Victor
Published: 1968
Place of publication: New York]
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording]
Number of pages: 41
Subjects: Popular music
Other titles: Ragtime Annie.; Leather breeches.; Black-eyed Susie.
Notes: Popular songs; various artists.

Program notes by Norm Cohen on container.

Recorded 1922-49.
Table of contents: title: Ragtime Annie (A.C. Robertson); title: Leather breeches (W.A. Hinton); title: Black-eyed Susie (J.P. Nester and Norman Edmonds); title: Alabama jubilee (Bill Helms and his Upson County Band); title: Charley, he's a good old man (Kelly Harrell and the Virginia String Band); title: Bring me a leaf from the sea (The Carolina Tar Heels); title: Big Bend gal (The Shelor Family); title: Jaw bone (Pope's Arkansas Mountaineers); title: Le valse de gueydan (Leo Soileau and his Three Aces); title: Medley of reels (Henry Ford's Old Time Dance Orchestra); title: A new salty dog (The Allen Brothers); title: Mitchell blues (Wade Mainer and Sons of the Mountaineers); title: Tanner's hornpipe (Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers); title: How many biscuits can I eat? (Gwen Foster); title: Up jumped the devil (Byron Parker and his Mountaineers); title: Red rocking chair (Charlie Monroe and his Kentucky Pardners).