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245 04 a| The roots of rap :b| classic recordings from the 1920's and 30's.;

260 a| [United States?] :b| Yazoo,c| ℗1996.;

300 a| 1 audio disc :b| digital ;c| 4 3/4 in.;

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500 a| "... Compiled from extremely rare old 78s, which have been remastered to produce the best possible sound"--Container.;

500 a| Compact disc; digitally remastered.;

500 a| Program notes by Don Kent ([6] p.) inserted in container.;

505 0 a| If I had my way I'd tear this building down (Blind Willie Johnson) -- Cocaine blues (Luke Jordan) -- Bow wow blues (Allen Brothers) -- Jive man blues (Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon) -- Jonah in the wilderness (Henry Thomas) -- South Carolina rag (Willie Walker) -- Whitewash Station (Memphis Jug Band) -- Automobile ride through Alabama (Red Henderson) -- The Dirty Dozen no. 2 (Speckled Red) -- 'Tain't none o' your business (Butterbeans & Susie) -- It's a good thing (Beale Street Sheiks) -- She's a hum dum dinger (Jimmie Davis) -- Papa's on the house top (Leroy Carr) -- Let that liar alone (Rev. Edward W. Clayborn) -- Back in my home town (Frank Hutchinson) -- Track linin (T.C.I. Section Crew) -- Atlanta strut (Blind Willie McTell) -- Arkansas hard luck blues (Lonnie Glosson) -- How can you have the blues? (Kansas City Kitty & Georgia Tom) -- Pickin' off peanuts (Seven Foot Dilly & his Dill Pickles) -- Nobody knows you when you're down and out (Pine Top Smith) -- When I stopped running I was at home (Dixieland Jug Blowers) -- Frankie Jean (Memphis Minnie).;

650 0 a| Rap (Music)x| History.=| ^A281352;

650 0 a| African Americansv| Musicx| History.=| ^A489288;

700 1 a| Johnson, Blind Williee| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A354136;

700 1 a| Jordan, Luke,e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A904943;

700 1 a| Jaxon, Frankie Half Pint,d| 1895-1953e| singer.=| ^A417059;

700 1 a| Walker, Willie,d| 1896-1933e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A417060;

700 1 a| Henderson, Red,e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A1226257;

700 0 a| Speckled Red,d| 1892-1973e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A417061;

700 1 a| Davis, Jimmie,d| 1899-2000e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A665249;

700 1 a| Carr, Leroy,d| 1905-1935e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A417062;

700 1 a| Clayborn, Edward W.,e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A417063;

700 1 a| Hutchinson, Franke| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A417064;

700 1 a| McTell, Blind Williee| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A254598;

700 1 a| Glosson, Lonniee| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A682730;

700 0 a| Kansas City Kittye| singer.=| ^A417065;

700 1 a| Dorsey, Thomas Andrewe| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A289978;

700 1 a| Dilleshaw, John,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A417066;

700 1 a| Smith, Pine Top,d| 1904-1929e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A417067;

700 0 a| Memphis Minnie,d| 1897-1973e| singer,e| instrumentalist.=| ^A296045;

710 2 a| Allen Brothers,e| performer.=| ^A682041;

710 2 a| Memphis Jug Bande| performer.=| ^A254614;

710 2 a| Butterbeans & Susie (Musical group),e| performer.=| ^A417068;

710 2 a| Beale Street Sheikse| performer.=| ^A417069;

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710 2 a| Dilly and His Dill Pickles,e| performer.=| ^A876418;

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740 02 a| If I had my way I'd tear this building down (B.W. Johnson);

740 02 a| Cocaine blues (L. Jordan);

740 02 a| Bow wow blues (Allen Brothers);

740 02 a| Jive man blues (F.H.P. Jaxon);

740 02 a| Jonah in the wilderness (H. Thomas);

740 02 a| South Carolina rag (W. Walker);

740 02 a| Whitewash station (Memphis Jug Band);

740 02 a| Automobile ride through Alabama (R. Henderson);

740 02 a| Dirty dozen no. 2 (Speckled Red);

740 02 a| Dirty dozen number two (Speckled Red);

740 0 a| 'Tain't none o' your business (Butterbeans & Susie);

740 0 a| 'Tain't none of your business (Butterbeans & Susie);

740 02 a| She's a hum dum dinger (J. Davis);

740 02 a| Papa's on the house top (L. Carr);

740 02 a| Let that liar alone (E.W. Clayborn);

740 02 a| Back in my home town (F. Hutchinson);

740 02 a| Track linin (T.C.I. Section Crew);

740 02 a| Atlanta strut (B.W. McTell);

740 02 a| Arkansas hard luck blues (L. Glosson);

740 02 a| How can you have the blues? (Kansas City Kitty & Georgia Tom);

740 02 a| Pickin' off peanuts (J. Dilleshaw);

740 02 a| Picking off peanuts (J. Dilleshaw);

740 02 a| Nobody knows you when you're down and out (P.T. Smith);

740 02 a| When I stopped running I was at home (Dixieland Jug Blowers);

740 02 a| Frankie Jean (Memphis Minnie);

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The roots of rap : classic recordings from the 1920's and 30's.

Format	Audio (CD)
Publication Info	[United States?] : Yazoo, ℗1996.
Description	1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Rap (Music)--History. African Americans--Music. --History.

Other author/creator	Johnson, Blind Willie singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Jordan, Luke, singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Jaxon, Frankie Half Pint, 1895-1953 singer.
Other author/creator	Thomas, Henry, 1875- singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Walker, Willie, 1896-1933 singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Henderson, Red, singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Speckled Red, 1892-1973 singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Davis, Jimmie, 1899-2000 singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Carr, Leroy, 1905-1935 singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Clayborn, Edward W., singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Hutchinson, Frank singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	McTell, Blind Willie singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Glosson, Lonnie singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Kansas City Kitty singer.
Other author/creator	Dorsey, Thomas Andrew singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Dilleshaw, John, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Smith, Pine Top, 1904-1929 singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Memphis Minnie, 1897-1973 singer, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Allen Brothers, performer.
Other author/creator	Memphis Jug Band performer.
Other author/creator	Butterbeans & Susie (Musical group), performer.
Other author/creator	Beale Street Sheiks performer.
Other author/creator	T.C.I. Section Crew, performer.
Other author/creator	Dilly and His Dill Pickles, performer.
Other author/creator	Dixieland Jug Blowers, performer.
Contents	If I had my way I'd tear this building down (Blind Willie Johnson) -- Cocaine blues (Luke Jordan) -- Bow wow blues (Allen Brothers) -- Jive man blues (Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon) -- Jonah in the wilderness (Henry Thomas) -- South Carolina rag (Willie Walker) -- Whitewash Station (Memphis Jug Band) -- Automobile ride through Alabama (Red Henderson) -- The Dirty Dozen no. 2 (Speckled Red) -- 'Tain't none o' your business (Butterbeans & Susie) -- It's a good thing (Beale Street Sheiks) -- She's a hum dum dinger (Jimmie Davis) -- Papa's on the house top (Leroy Carr) -- Let that liar alone (Rev. Edward W. Clayborn) -- Back in my home town (Frank Hutchinson) -- Track linin (T.C.I. Section Crew) -- Atlanta strut (Blind Willie McTell) -- Arkansas hard luck blues (Lonnie Glosson) -- How can you have the blues? (Kansas City Kitty & Georgia Tom) -- Pickin' off peanuts (Seven Foot Dilly & his Dill Pickles) -- Nobody knows you when you're down and out (Pine Top Smith) -- When I stopped running I was at home (Dixieland Jug Blowers) -- Frankie Jean (Memphis Minnie).
General note	"... Compiled from extremely rare old 78s, which have been remastered to produce the best possible sound"--Container.
General note	Compact disc; digitally remastered.
General note	Program notes by Don Kent ([6] p.) inserted in container.
Other title	If I had my way I'd tear this building down (B.W. Johnson)
Other title	Cocaine blues (L. Jordan)
Other title	Bow wow blues (Allen Brothers)
Other title	Jive man blues (F.H.P. Jaxon)
Other title	Jonah in the wilderness (H. Thomas)
Other title	South Carolina rag (W. Walker)
Other title	Whitewash station (Memphis Jug Band)
Other title	Automobile ride through Alabama (R. Henderson)
Other title	Dirty dozen no. 2 (Speckled Red)
Other title	Dirty dozen number two (Speckled Red)
Other title	'Tain't none o' your business (Butterbeans & Susie)
Other title	'Tain't none of your business (Butterbeans & Susie)
Other title	She's a hum dum dinger (J. Davis)
Other title	Papa's on the house top (L. Carr)
Other title	Let that liar alone (E.W. Clayborn)
Other title	Back in my home town (F. Hutchinson)
Other title	Track linin (T.C.I. Section Crew)
Other title	Atlanta strut (B.W. McTell)
Other title	Arkansas hard luck blues (L. Glosson)
Other title	How can you have the blues? (Kansas City Kitty & Georgia Tom)
Other title	Pickin' off peanuts (J. Dilleshaw)
Other title	Picking off peanuts (J. Dilleshaw)
Other title	Nobody knows you when you're down and out (P.T. Smith)
Other title	When I stopped running I was at home (Dixieland Jug Blowers)
Other title	Frankie Jean (Memphis Minnie)
UPC	1635120182
Publisher number	2018 Yazoo

The roots of rap : classic recordings from the 1920's and 30's.

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