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My Rough and Rowdy Ways, Vol. 1|Various Artists

My Rough and Rowdy Ways, Vol. 1

Various Artists
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Overview

Track Listing

1 Tell It to Me - Grant Brothers
2 Little Sadie - Clarence Ashley
3 Bad Luck Dice - Clifford Gibson
4 Way Up on Clinch Mountain - Jilson Setters
5 Frankie - Dykes Magic City Trio
6 Canned Heat Blues - Tommy Johnson
7 Got the Jake Leg Too - Ray Brothers
8 Country Blues - Dock Boggs
9 Kentucky Blues - 'Little Hat' Jones
10 Prisoner's Dream - Allen Brothers
11 John Hardy - Sweet Brothers/Ernest Stoneman
12 Better Leave That Stuff Alone - Will Shade
13 Way Down the Old Plank Road - Uncle Dave MacOn/Sam McGee
14 The Fate of Talmedge Osborn - Ernest Stoneman/Kahle Brewer
15 Viola Lee Blues - Cannon's Jug Stompers
16 Rock House Gamblers - Cleve Chaffin/The McClung Brothers
17 Dupree Blues - Willie Walker
18 All Bound Down - Haywood County Ramblers
19 Low Down Rounder Blues - Peg Leg Howell
20 Stack-O-Lee - Fruit Jar Guzzlers

Details

  • Genre: Blues
  • Release Date: October 1998
  • Label: Yazoo
  • Format: CD
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Audio Format: Mixed
  • Producer: Richard Nevins; Richard Nevins (Compilation)

Music Reviews

Editorial Reviews

CMJ (12/21/98, pp.26-27) - "...rock 'n' roll fans who have yet to unearth the joys of American folk music may begin to see the light..." Dirty Linen (4-5/99, p.75) - "...some great, hard-to-find country blues and old-timey classics....this set brings together some wonderful performances that explore the pre-war blues and 'hillbilly' ethos of bad men, bad living and all the bad things that'll drag a good man down."

BAM Customer Reviews