Hello World Doggone You

1.Way Down the Old Plank Road—Uncle Dave Macon (w/ guitar by Sam McGee) (vocalion)

2.Dancin’ with Someone—Teresa Brewer (Coral)

3.Ain’t Nobodies Business—Earl Johnson and His Dixie Entertainers (OKeh)

4.Ragging the Scale—Van Epp Trio (paramount)

5.Back to Mississippi—Misssissippi Sheiks w/ Bo Carter (OKeh)

6.Minuet—Fritz Kreisler (Victrola)

7.New Iberia Polka—Segura Bros (Columbia)

8.If You Only Knew—John steel (Victor)

9.Freeze Out—Clarance Williams and His Jazz Band (Columbia)

10.My Wild Irish Rose—Haydn Quartet (Victor)

11.Dwa Szozygle Polka—Uloźył I Odegrał z orkiestra paweł Humeniak (Columbia)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records.

Hello World Doggone You- Lost Episode

While me and Dan recorded this a couple of weeks ago, sadly the playlist got lost. But I can tell you there is a Georgia Yellow Hammers, a whistling record, a Hokum Boys, some of Dan's Victors, some ladies singing the blues on Paramount, a great prisoner record, some jazz, a Peg Leg Howell and more...

1.The Lightning Express—George Hobson (Silvertone)

2.Oh Didn’t He Ramble—Kid Ory’s Creole Jazz Band (Crescent)

3.Bye Bye Blackbird—The Harmonizers (Harmony)

4.Rollin Mill—famous Hokum Boys (Perfect)

5.When You’re Smiling—King Oliver and His Orchestra (Victor)

6.Tanner’s Rag—Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers (Bluebird)

7.When Frank Comes Home—International Columbia Band (Columbia)

8.Sage Brush Shuffle—Adolf Horner and his San Antonians (Columbia)

9.You Took The Words Right Out of My Heart—Jan Garber and his Orchestra (Brunswick)

10.The Pretty Girls Don’t Want Me—Adam Trehan (Columbia)

11.Dawn & Hope—Prince’s Orchestra (Columbia)

* All selections from the original 78 rpm records

1.Hawatha Breakdown—Scottdale String Band (OKeh)

2.Par Un Beau Jour—Aurore Beaule (STARR)

3.Dear Old Sunny By The Sea—Jimmie Rodgers (Victor)

4.La Marseillaise—Sousa’s Band (Victor)

5.Let your light shine—blind Willie Johnson (Columbia)

6.Lindy, Lindy, How I’d Like To Be You—Arthur Fields (Grey Gull)

7.Some Do and Some Don’t—Blythe’s Blue Boys (champion)

8.I’ll keep on loving you—the benson orchestra of Chicago (Victor)

9.Acout Vous Moi Lese—Leo Soileau and his Three Aces (bluebird)

10.Me and The Moon—Shep Fields and his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra (bluebird)

11.I’m Thinking To-night of My Blue Eyes—The Carter Family (Montgomery Ward)

12.Faust—Sérenade Méphidtophèles—Pol Plançon

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records

Hello World Doggone You- All Night Long

1.Tenderly—Sarah Vaughan with George Treadwell’s Orchestra (Musicraft)
2.Fannin Street—Leadbelly (Musicraft)
3.It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Blossom Lane—Shep Fields and his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra (vocals by Bobby Goday) (bluebird)
4.all Night Long—Frank Hutchinson (OKeh)
5.Just You—Frieda Hempel (Victor)
6.Arlene—Washboard Rhythm Kings (vocal by C. Williams) (Bluebird)
7.The Jones Laughing Record (Introducing THE FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLE BEE)—spike Jones and his city slickers (Victor)
8.Old Aunt Betsy—Frank Blevins and His Tar Heel Rattlers (Columbia)
9.Dream Kisses—Ipana Troubadours (Columbia)
10.Cousinne Lilly—John H. Bertrand and Milton Pitre (Paramount)
11.The Blue Room—The Revelers (Victor)
12.My Lord’s Gonna Move This Wicked Race—Jubilee Qurtet (paramount)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records

  Hello World Doggone You- Blues Stomp Wonder

        1.Whispering flowers—Orchestra (Little Wonders)
2.Roll Down The Line—Allen Brothers (Victor)
3.Charleston—Timesteppers Orchestra (Dance Records)
4.Kahila March—Jenks Carman (4 Star)
5.La Spagnola (The Spanish Dancer)—Renato Zanelli (Victrola)
6.Beautiful Mary—The Four Aces (Bluebird)
7.The Rosary—Alma Gluck & Efrem Zimballi (Victor)
8.Black Bottom Stomp—Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers (bluebird)
9.Venetian Song—John McCormack (Victor)
10.Chicago Monkey Man Blues—Ida Cox (Paramount)
           
         *All selections from the original 78 rpm records

1.Orchards in the Moonlight—Nye Mayhew and his Orchestra, vocal by Douglas Newman (Vocalion)

2.Birmingham Jail—Darby & Tarlton (Columbia)

3.Lili Marlene—Hildegarde (Decca

4.Honey Your Going Too Fast—Barbecue Bob (Columbia)

5.Seguidilla (Castilian Dance)—Alfred Cortot (Victrola)

6.Hell Among the Yearlings—Kessinger Brothers (Brunswick)

7.I was in The Mood—Emil Coleman and His Palais Royal Orchestra (Columbia)

8.Daddy, Your Mama is Lonesome For You—Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Band (OKeh)

9.Mr. Sandman—The Chordettes (Cadence)

10.Mind Your Own Business—Hank Williams (MGM)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records

Hello World Doggone You- Hillbilly on Feature Records 1949-1955

J.D. Miller recorded some great hillbilly music in the late 40's and early 50's at the same time he was recording Cajun French music. He had hoped that the country and hillbilly records he made would be picked up by the major labels. Here's some of them.

Jimmy Lee & Johnnie Mathis- If You Don't Somebody Else Will (Feature 1092 )
Mack Hamilton- I'm A Honky Tonk Daddy (Feature 1087)
Dottie Vincent- My Heart Is Calling You (Feature 1093)
Bill Hutto with Doc Guidry- Maybe Baby (Feature 1026)
Lynn Howard- I'm A Cry, Cry Baby (Feature 1063)
Al Terry- H-A-D-A-C-O-L (Feature 1017)
Tater Pete Hnter- Everybody Needs Somebody (Feature 2005)
Bill Hutto with Doc Guidry- Five Foot Five (Feature 1021)
Al Terry- I Wonder If I Can Lose the Blues This Way (Feature 1061)
Bill Hutto with Doc Guidry- If You Think You Got Troubles (Feature 1027)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records
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Hello World Doggone You- April Blues Waltz

1.Medley of Old Time Waltzes—Bobby Gregory (OKeh)

2.Wish To The Lord I Had Never Been Born—Luther B. Clarke (Columbia)

3.Tack Head Blues—Alex Hill (Vocalion)

4.Killer Diller—Memphis Minnie (Columbia)

5.The Bells of St. Mary’s—Frances Alda (Victrola)

6.Beale Street Blues—Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers (Bluebird)

7.Out Where The West Begins—Ernest Hare (Silvertone)

8.Golfo kleftiko-Marika Papageka (Victor)

9.Gavotte from Paris and Helena—Victor String Quartet (Victor)

10.Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out—Bessie Smith (Columbia)

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records

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 Bill Nettles 1937-1950

Bill Nettles- My Cross-Eyed Nancy Jane (Vocalion 04634) 1937
Bill Nettles- Shake It and Take It (Vocalion 04634) 1937
Bill Nettles- Oxford Mississippi Blues (Vocalion 03694) 1937
Bill Nettles- Turn About Swing (Vocalion 04757) 1938
Bill Nettles- She's Selling What She Used To Give Away (Vocalion 04655) 1938
Nettle Brothers- Fannin' Street Blues (Bluebird 8720) 1941
Nettle Brothers- When I Go Courtin My Best Gal (Bluebird 0504) 1941
Bill Nettles- Hadacol Boogie (Mercury 6190) 1949
Bill Nettles- Do Right Daddy (Mercury 6209) 1949
Bill Nettles- Hadacol Bounce (Mercury 6275) 1950

*All selections from the original 78 rpm records
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