The music issue
Publisher: University of North Carolina Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Chapel Hill, N.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 138
ISBN-13: 9780807853405
Subjects: Folk music; History and criticism
Other titles: Passed down things; Southern cultures.
Notes: Winter 2006 issue of Southern cultures.

CD in pocket at back of issue.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Front porch / by Harry L. Watson; title: "Everything leads me back to the feeling of the blues" : B.B. King, 1974 / by William R. Ferris; title: King of the Hillbillies : Hank Williams / by Bland Simpson; title: "Where is the love?" : racial violence, racial healing, and blues communites / by Adam Gussow; title: "The South got something to say" : Atlanta's dirty South and the Southernization of hip-hop America / by Darren E. Grem; title: "Just a little talk with Jesus" : Elvis Presley, religious music, and Southern spirituality / by Charles Reagan Wilson; title: Blue yodeler : Jimmie Rodgers / by Bland Simpson; title: Doc Watson on the cicada concert : poetry / by R.T. Smith; title: Give me that old-time music ... or not / by Larry J. Griffin; title: Dixie dewdrop : Uncle Dave Macon / by Bland Simpson; title: "A blessing to people" : Dorsey Dixon and his sacred mission of son / by Patrick Huber; title: Aiming for fame and riches / by John Shelton Reed; title: Wildwood flowers : the Carter Family / by Bland Simpson.; title: Contents of the special music issue compact disc Passed down things / compiled by Josh Guthman: "A passed-down thing ..." (B.B. King) (2:07); title: Boogie Chillun (Lovey Williams) (2:14); title: "the sanctified preacher played guitar ..." (B.B. King) (0:42); title: When all God's children get together (Fannie Bell Chapman) (1:09); title: "The same feeling ..." (B.B. King) (0:14); title: Go where I send thee (Fannie Bell Chapman) (3:42); title: "Something like a tonic ..." (B.B. King) (0:26); title: Beefsteak blues (James "Son" Thomas) (4:01); title: Baby, let me ride in your automobile (Lovey Williams) (2:04); title: My tears spoiled my aim (Tommy Edwards) (2:42); title: 44 blues (James "Son" Thomas) (3:34); title: "You could just hear it on and on anad on ..." (B.B. King) (1:30); title: Oh, Rosie (Inmates at Parchman State Penitentiary, Camp B) (1:57); title: Somebody knocking on my door (Napoleon Strickland, Bernice Turner, & other Turner) (2:17); title: Pico polka (Bill Mitchell) (1:54); title: Tom and Jerry (Bill Mitchell) (3:18); title: The cat came back (The Red Clay Ramblers) (3:11); title: Honey, I ain't going outta that door (Lovey Williams) (1:58); title: "That family that one looks for ..." (2:56) ; "A needed art ..." (0:31) (B.B. King); title: Way down yonder (The Red Clay Ramblers) (3:41).