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The Harry Smith Connection: A Live Tribute to the Anthology of American Folk Music
Various Artists
SFW40085
Powerful new interpretations of Southern musical traditions, recorded live in October, 1997, at the Barns of Wolf Trap. These contemporary versions of songs that either appeared on the Grammy-Award winning Anthology of American Folk Music or are associated with its compiler, Harry Smith (tracks 9 and 19), are a wild mix of styles from "gangsta folk" to gospel, blues, Cajun, country rock, jug band, and more. A stellar group of musicians pays tribute to the past and dramatically demonstrates the enduring vitality of America’s traditional music. Extensive notes, discographies, and photographs. Produced by Pete Reiniger, Jeff Place and Bob Santelli, and annotated by Jeff Place and Bob Santelli.
AWARDS
2000 Association for independent Music in Americana Music
Country(s)
United States
Culture Group(s)
African American
;
Anglo-American
Keyword(s)
Blues
;
Cajun music
;
Folk songs--United States
;
Folksong revival
;
Gospel music
;
Music--Juvenile
;
Rock music
;
Songsters
;
String band
Instrument(s)
Accordion
;
Banjo
;
Fiddle
;
Guitar
;
Harmonica
;
Mandolin
;
Percussion instruments
;
Piano
Language(s)
English
Year of Recording
1998
Record Label
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Produced by Jeff Place ; Recorded by Pete Reiniger ; Produced by Pete Reiniger ; Produced by Robert Santelli ; Liner Notes by Jeff Place ; Liner Notes by Robert Santelli
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101
East Virginia Blues
Roger McGuinn, Jeff Tweedy, and Jay Bennett
2:45
102
I'm on the Battlefield for My Lord
Ethel Caffie-Austin
2:36
103
John Henry
John Jackson
3:21
104
A Lazy Farmer Boy
Greg Hooven String Band
3:17
105
Old Dog Blue
Lonnie Pitchford
3:03
106
Home Sweet Home
The New Lost City Ramblers
3:13
107
The Butcher Boy
Ginny Hawker and Tracy Schwarz
4:12
108
John the Revelator
Ethel Caffie-Austin
2:36
109
His Tapes Roll On
Peter Stampfel
4:43
110
Minglewood Blues
John Sebastian and the J Band with Geoff Muldaur
3:42
111
The Coo Coo Bird
Ella Jenkins
2:49
112
Frankie and Johnny
John Jackson
2:51
113
Sugar Baby
Roger McGuinn, Jeff Tweedy, and Jay Bennett
2:59
114
Le Vieux Soulard et sa Femme (bon vieux mari)
Balfa Toujours
2:37
115
Spike Driver Blues
Dave Van Ronk
4:25
116
Darling Corey
Greg Hooven String Band
2:31
117
The Coo Coo Bird
Toshi Reagon
3:29
118
James Alley Blues
Roger McGuinn, Jeff Tweedy, and Jay Bennett
3:23
119
Nothing
The Fugs
3:01
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