Hello World Doggone You

1. The Wagoner’s Lad_Buell Kazee (Brunswick)
2.Four Thousand Years Ago—Bradley Kincaid (champion)
3.Maxwell Girl—Aulton Ray (challenger)
4.On The Bank Of The Ohio—Clarence Green (Columbia)
5.Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss—Frank Blevins and His Tar Heel Rattlers (Columbia)
6.If You Ever Learn to Love Me—Darby & Tarlton (Columbia)
7.Medley of Mountain Songs—Tennessee Ramblers (Brunswick)
8.Arkansas Traveller—Kissinger Brothers (Brunswick)
9.Darling Cora—Buell Kazee (Brunswick)
10.Take a Drink On Me—Charlie Poole with the North Carolina Ramblers (Columbia)
11.Sail Away Ladies—“Uncle Bunt” Stephens (Columbia)
12.Monkey On a String—Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers (Columbia)
13.I’ll Be Ready When the Bridegroom Comes—McVay and Johnson (Columbia)
14.Down on the L N Railroad- Stripling Brothers (Decca)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records

Hello World Doggone You- Summer Breaks Fall

1.18th Street Strut—Bennie Motrin’s Kansas City Orchestra (OKeh)
2.Blue Yodel # 9–Jimmie Rodgers accomp. By Louis Armstrong (Victor)
3.All Of a Sudden (My Heart Sings)—Hildegarde (Decca)
4.Knoxville Rag—The Southern Kentucky Mountaineers (Supertone)
5.Hungarian Dance No. 5–Victor Salon Orchestra (Victor)
6.Hillbilly Hula—Jenks “Tex” Carman (Capital)
7.Zingara—Mario Gennari Filho, Garoto (Odeon)
8.Le Vieux Soulard Et Sa Femme—Cleoma Breuax and Joseph E. Falcon (Columbia)
9.Valse De Reve—Aurore Beaule (Starr)
10.Lonely One in This Town—Mississippi Sheiks (OKeh)
11.Sweet Jennie Lee—Cab Calloway & His Orch (Banner)
12.White House Blues—Charlie Poole with the South Carolina Ramblers (Columbia)
13.Other Lips—Eddie Elkins’ Orchestra (Gennett) 
14.You’ve Got to Walk That Lonesome a valley—Monroe Brothers (Montgomery Ward)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records

Hello World Doggone You-  All Down The Line

1.Down on the L.N. Railroad—Stripling Brothers (Decca)

2.Lettres d’amour dans le sable—Cleoma Falcon(Decca)

3.Erminie—Hulda Lashanska (Victrola)

4.Boil Dem Cabbage Down—Earl Johnson & The Dixie Entertainers (OKeh)

5.Russkyj Hopak—A.Petroff, Whistler w/ Orchestra (Columbia)

6.Moonshine blues—Bessie smith w/ Irving John’s at piano (Columbia)

7.Neapolitan Nights—Majestic Dance Orchestra (vocals by Arthur Fields) (Pathé)

8.Victor 38-3081

9.Them Hill Billies Are Mountain Williams Now—Hoosier Hot Shots (Conqueror)

10.The Ghost of The Freaks—Luis Russell and His Orchestra (Perfect

11.Punchlinello—Miniature Concert Orchestra (Brunswick)

12.Sun Don’t Shine—Heavenly Gospel Singers (Bluebird)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records

1. I Ain’t Gonna Give Everybody None O’ This Jelly Roll— Cliff Bruner’s Texas Wanderers (Decca)
2. Mazurka Polka— Columbia Military Band (Columbia)
3. The Wagoner’s Lad—Buell Kazee (Brunswick)
4. Seminole— The Virgini Creepers (Pathé)
5. The Storms Are On The Ocean— The Carter Family (Victor)
6. In San Domingo— Samuel Ash (Columbia)
7. Maryland— Kid Ory’s Creole Jazz Band (Crescent)
8. Pretty Woman— Duke Ellington and His Orchestra (Victor)
9. Mercy Mama— Tampa Red (Victor)
10. Nobody Knows —Hickman Trio (Columbia)
11. Fuzzy Rag— Riley Puckett (Columbia)
12. Dreams That Remind Me Of You— South Sea Islanders (Columbia)

*All Selections from the original 78 rpm records

Hello World Doggone You- Red River Waltz

1. Just For To-day—Marie Morrisey (Brunswick)
2. The New Charleston No. 2–Narmour and Smith (Bluebird)
3. Wie Man Englisch Lernt—Carl Frischer (Columbia)
4. The Brakeman’s Blues—Jimmie Rodgers (Victor)
5. Andante from a Minor Concerto—Victor Sorlin accomp by C.H.H. Pooth (Victor)
6. Drinking Man Blues—Peetie Wheatstraw (Decca)
7. Sogno di Bimba-Mazurka—Orchestrina Naoletana (Victor)
8. Red River Waltz—Stripling Brothers (Vocalion)
9. I See Your Face Before Me— Bob Sylvester and his orchestra (vocal by Olga Vernon) (Vocalion)
10. Your Folks—Johnny Dodds with Blythe‘s Ragamuffins (Paramount, reissue from 1940s)
11. Row Row Row—Mitchell Ayres and his Fashions in Music (Bluebird)
12. Guitar Boogie Shuffke—Esquire Boys (Nickelodeon)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records

Hello World Doggone You- Home Sweet Home

1.    Longt Fjerran—Mme. Staberg-Hall (Columbia)
2.    Them “Has Been Blues”—Bessie Smith (Columbia)
3.    Dust Off That Old Piano—The New Orleans Rhythm Kings (Vocal by Red McKenzie) (Brunswick)
4.    All Out and Down—Leadbelly (Jazz Selection)
5.    Nobody Knows—Hickman Trio (Columbia)
6.    Home Sweet Home—Breaux Fréses (Vocalion)
7.    Friends and Neighbors—Billy Cotton and his Band (w/ vocal by The Bandits) (London)
8.    Good Night Waltz—Leake County Revelers (Columbia)
9.    Rock-a-bye Boogie—The Davis Sisters (Victor)
10.    Ol’ Man River—Luis Russell and His  Orchestra (Melotone)
11.    Angel OJE 25010
12.    Atom and evil—Golden Gate Quartet (Columbia)

*All Selections from the original 78 rpm records

1.    Angel Records OVE 25012

    2.    Do The Hula Lou—Milton Brown and his Musical Brownies (Bluebird)

    3.    Religion Is Something Within You—Blind Joe Taggart (Paramount)

    4.    Wabash Blues—Ted Lewis and His Band (Columbia)

    5.    Somebody’s Got to Go—Lonnie Johnson (Victor)

    6.    My Heart Aches For You—Clemo Breaux (Columbia)

    7.    The Dying Boy’s Prayer—Blue Sky Boys ( Montgomery Ward)

    8.    Blue Monday Blues—Ida Cox (Paramount)

    9.     Head Rag Hop—Romeo Nelson (Brunswick)

    10.    Train Imitations and The Fox Chase—William McCoy (Columbia)

    11.    Down To Jordan and Be Saved—Ernest Stoneman (Victor)

* All selections from the original 78 rpm records

1.Peer Gynt—La Danse D’Anitra, solo d’Orgue par M. Jack Norman (Pathé)
2.C’est Si Triste Sans Lui (It is So Blue Without Him)—Cleoma Breaux with Joe Falcon and Opby Breaux ( Columbia)
3. Valencia (A Song of Spain)—The Revelers (Victor)
4.Jailhouse Blues—Virginia Liston (OKeh)
5.Feud in’ and Fightin’—Dorothy Shay (Columbia)
6.The Wagoner’s Lad—Buell Kazee (Brunswick)
7.The Church in The Wildwood—The Tietge Sisters (Victor)
8.Adam and Eve in the Garden—Rev. J.M. Gates (Victor)
9.What’s Mine is Mine—Sonny Williams, Eddie Barefield and His Quintette (Sonora)
10.GEOZLERINDEN BELLIDIR—Marko Melkon (Kaliphone)
11.Sweet Hawaiian Shores—Frank Ferera (Harmony)
12.Capital Blues—Dewey Jackson’s Peacock Orchestra (Brunswick)

* all selections from the original 78 rpm records

1. On The Banks of The Ohio—Clarence Green (Columbia)
2. Call of The Freaks—King Oliver and His Orchestra (Bluebird)
3. The Parlor is a Pleasant Place to Sit in Sunday Night—Frank Crumit (Victor)
4. The Girl I Left in Sunny Tennessee—Charlie Poole accomp. By The North Carolina Ramblers (Columbia)
5. You must Have That Pure Religion—Wally Fowler & The Oak Ridge Quartet (4 Star)
6. Little Darling Pal of Mine—The Four Aces with Leo Soleau (Decca)
7. Bow-wow—All Star Trio (OKeh)
8. Monkey and The Baboon (Columbia)
9. The Gallant seventh March—Conway’s Band (OKeh)
10. Sonny Boy’s Jump—Sonny Boy Williamson (Bluebird)
11. Beating Heart—Italian String Orchestra (Columbia)
12. Give The World a Smile—The Corley Family (Columbia)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records.

1. Katie Dear— Blue Sky Boys (Bluebird)
2. Among My Souvenirs—Paul Whiteman and his orchestra (Victor)
3. The devil ain’t lazy—Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys (Columbia)
4. Me and The Man in The Moon—Sigmund Krumgold (OKeh)
5. I’m Nuts Over You—Lonnie Johnson (Decca)
6. Buster Astor—Pearl Boys (Pearl)
7. Got The Louisiana Blues—Hank Penny (King)
8. Tico-Tico—Ethel Smith and The Banda Carioca (Decca)
9. Ma Petite Fille—Leo Soileau’s Four Aces (Decca)
10. The Sunrise—Johnny Hamp’s Kentucky Serenaders (vocal by Joe Cassidy) (Victor)
11. Friction—Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra (Bluebird)

*All Selections from the original 78 rpm records