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This episode of the Old, Dingy Jukebox is a show without a theme. Every so often I’ll just comb through the records and pick some fun ones from across a variety of different genres. From 1950s honky tonk, early jazz, blues, western swing and a few instrumental guitar records, this show has something for everyone. Hope you enjoy the show and please share with friends and family. Also, please rank and review the show over at Apple podcasts, the more rankings and positive reviews really help the show. Thanks for listening and kindly follow the show on the various social media outlets.

Relax and enjoy episode #10 of the Old, Dingy Jukebox: “Rubber Tired Hearses, Sugar Coated Cinders and Lazy Rivers”

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Check out John’s Old Time Radio Show. Lots of great episodes featuring R. Crumb recorded from his record lair in France.

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1. Tampa Red and his Chicago Five- “Let’s Get Drunk and Truck” Bluebird 6353 1936
2. Stuff Smith and his Onyx Club Boys- “I’se A Muggin’ Numbers Game” Vocalion 3169 1936
3. The Hall Brothers- “Way Out There” Bluebird 6843 1937
4. R. Crumb and his Keep On Truckin’ Orchestra “Lazy River Blues” Ordinary 5000 1972
5. Dick Stratton and the Nite Owls- “Sugar Coated Love” Tennessee 776 1954
6. The Gentry Brothers- “Swanky” Dixie 45-890 1961
7. Sleepy John Estes- “Drop Down Mama” Brunswick 03562 1935
8. Duke Ellington and his Kentucky Club Orchestra “East St. Louis Toodle-O” 1927
9. Jimmy Heap and the Melody Masters- “Haunted, Hungry Heart” Imperial 8074 1950
10. The Fireballs- “Vaquero”  Rank 2054 1960
11. Curley Williams and his Georgia Peach Pickers- “Grandma’s Turned Over Again” Columbia 37083 1948
12. Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers- “Leavin’ Home” Columbia 15116 1927
13. McKinney’s Cotton Pickers- “Beedle Um Bum” Victor 38052 1929
14. Tibby Edwards- “Try To Understand” Mercury 70454 1954

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This episode of the Old, Dingy Jukebox features records about sin and redemption. Songs for Saturday nights and songs for Sunday mornings. I thought it would be a fun idea to have an episode that features records of various styles of music dealing with these two contrasting worlds. Harcore honky tonk, blues, hokum, gospel preaching, vocal groups and country. 

Hope you enjoy episode #9: “Rascally Paramours, Satan’s Burning Hell, Reefer and Streets of Glory.”


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Reverend Louis Overstreet- “Believe On Me” Arhoolie F1014 1963
Mr. Memphis Minnie- “Black Rat Swing” Okeh 6707. 1943
BIll Neely- “Satan’s Burning Hell” Blackland Farmboy. Arhoolie 5014. 1974
Sonny Burnes- “Too Hot To Handle”. Starday 118. 1953
Bukka White- “I Am In The Heavenly Way” Mississippi Blues. Takoma 1001. 1970
Memphis Jug Band- “Cocaine Habit Blues” Victor 38620. 1930
The Peerless Four- “Noah” Alan Lomax’s Southern Journey 1959-60.  Velvet Voices. 
Hokum Boys- “Keep Your Mind On It” Vocalion 03232. 1936
The Louvin Brothers- “Broad Minded” Capitol 2381. 1953
Reverend Utah Smith- “I’ve Got Two Wings”. Checker 785. 1953
Clint Howard and Fred Price- “Streets of Glory”. The Ballad of Finley Preston. Rounder 0009. Released 1972.
Lorraine Walton- “If You’re A Viper”. Vocalion 03989. 1938
Reverend W.M. Mosely- “Drinking Shine” Columbia 14217 1927
Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup- “Star Bootlegger” RCA Victor 22-0117 1950
The Bright Light Quartet- “I’m Tired” Alan Lomax’s Southern Journey 1959-60. Velvet Voices. 

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Today's episode features some great 78rpm records from the collection of David Bragger. Traditional fiddler and banjoist David Bragger has become a ubiquitous figure in traditional American folk music. He is a musician, documentarian, UCLA ensemble director, artistic director of the Santa Barbara Old-Time Fiddlers’ Festival and co-founder of the independent folk label Tiki Parlour Recordings. Having learned the “old-time” art of fiddling directly from two generations of traditional masters, David has been passing down these archaic musical secrets and sounds to university students, violinists and fiddlers worldwide. 

David has produced over twenty CDs and DVDs for his label and has curated two 78rpm box set compilations (Texas & Mississippi Hillbillies) for JSP Records with 78 guru Chris King. In his spare time, he loves to set stylus to waxen groove for his nightly listening “seances” at the Old-Time Tiki Parlour.

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Show Discography:

Entry of the Gladiators - Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey’s Circus Band
G Rag - Earl Johnson & His Clodhoppers
Get ‘Em from the Peanut Man - Lil Johnson
Coal Creek March - Marion Underwood
Alpine Milkman Yodel - Britt Brothers
Forty Drops - Andrew & Jim Baxter
Whiskey and Gin Blues - South Street Trio
Georgia Swing - Jelly Roll Morton
Pretty Polly - B.F. Shelton
Patty on the Turnpike - Fiddlin' Powers & Family
Gimme a Pig Foot and a Bottle of Beer - Bessie Smith
Ragtime Annie - Solomon & Hughes
Gator Wobble - Memphis Jug Band
Bacon and Cabbage - Blind Joe Mangrum and Fred Shriver
What's That Smells Like Fish - Blind Boy Fuller
Beaver Slide Rag - Peg Leg Howell & Eddie Anthony
I'm Gonna Get High - Tampa Red & The Chicago Five

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This episode of the Old Dingy Jukebox features some of my favorite country 45s from the 1950s and 1960s. Ranging from obscure, small label 45s to the more well known artists like George Jones and Merle Haggard on major labels like Capitol and Decca. Overall, the variety found on these records will make for an enjoyable listen to enthusiasts of down home American music styles. Enjoy.

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1. Dick Mosely- Truck Stop Number Three. Tornado Records-1968
2. Lonnie Irving- Gooseball Brown. Starday Records-1960
3. Wynn Stewart- ‘Ol What’s Her Name. Capitol Records-1967
4. George Jones- I Woke Up From Dreaming. Musicor Records- 1966
5. Farmer Boys- I’m Just Too Lazy. Capitol Records- 1955
6. Donny Young- It’s Been A Long, Long Time For Me. Decca Records- 1958
7. Joe Maphis- Tennessee Two Step. Columbia Records- 1956
8. Vern Stovall- Movin’ Round. Longhorn Records- 1967
9. Carl Perkins- Let The JukeBox Keep Playing. Sun Records- 1955
10. Merle Haggard- The Longer You Wait. Capitol Records- 1966
11. The Cimarrons- Southern Fried Chicken. Zipp Records- 1956
12. Connie & Joe- Home Is Where The Heart Is. Starday Records- 1960
13. Buck Owens/Rose Maddox- Talk Of The Town.  Capitol Records- 1963
14. Johnny Bond- Broke Disgusted and Sad. Columbia Records- 1951
15. Red Sovine- No Thanks Bartender.  Decca Records- 1957
16. Wayne Raney- Young Widow Brown. Starday Records- 1964
17. Dick Mosely- Under the Double Eagle. Tornado Records-1968

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This episode of the Old, Dingy Jukebox features some of my favorite guitar records from some of my favorite guitar players. It was pretty hard to narrow it down into one show, but I figured I’d just go for it. Who knows, maybe I’ll do a second show later on down the road. The guitar records and artists I chose for the show cover a lot of different styles and genres, which is sort of what the show is all about. Hopefully it will make for an enjoyable episode for the guitarist, guitar aficionado as well as the casual, every day listener. As usual, I’ve provided a discography of the records I pulled from for the show in order for you to pursue the artists more fully on your own if you are so inclined. Enjoy.

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1. Blind Blake-Southern Rag. Paramount Records. 1927
2. Phil Baugh-Country Guitar. Longhorn Records. 1965
3. Big Bill Broonzy-Long Tall Mama. Oriole Records. 1932
4. Django Reinhardt & the Quintette du Hot Club de France. Stompin At Decca. 1938
5. Joe Maphis-Guitar Rock n Roll. Columbia Records. 1956
6. Roy Harvey and Jess Johnston-Guitar Rag. Champion Records. 1930
7. Reverend Gary Davis-I Am The Light Of This World. Melotone Records. 1935
8. Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant-Bryant’s Bounce. Two Guitars Country Style. Capitol Records. 1957
9. Blind Blake-Diddie Wah Diddie. Paramount Records. 1929
10. Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys (Feat. Junior Barnard) Fat Boy Rag. Columbia Records. 1947
11. Big Bill Broonzy-Guitar Shuffle. Blues With Big Bill Broonzy, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee. (interviewed by Studs Terkel) Folkways Records. 1957
12. Doc Watson, Clint Howard & Fred Price-Crawdad Song. Old Timey Concert. Vanguard Records. 1967
13. Kenny Sultan-Dallas Rag. Tom Ball & Kenny Sultan. Confusion. Sonyatone Records. 1981
14. The Texas Troubadours-C-Jam Blues. Country Dance Time. Decca Records. 1965

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For today’s show I bring in a good friend of mine to host the show, Matt Sayles. Every so often I will be having somebody on the podcast to be a guest host of the show. Matt and I have spent many a fun evening hanging out and listening to old records and those evenings, in part, we’re the genesis of this podcast. Matt is a great musician who has experience fronting bands and touring around the United States and Europe. He also owns a record label, Philville Records. Philville is active in producing, recording and supporting various musical acts and I recommend you visit the website to check out what’s going on with the label.

Matt’s musical tastes are broad and pretty esoteric, which is exactly why I chose to have him as my first guest on the podcast. This, along with his enthusiasm for the history and varied nuances of the music make for an entertaining listen. Hope you enjoy the show.

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1. Carbolic Acid Blues (Bobbie Cadillac) 12/8/1928 
2. De Estirpe Portena (Rosita Quiroga) Julio Pollero & His Orchestra (Tipica) 1928 
3. Rollin’ Mama Blues (Ruby Glaze and “Hot Shot Willie” AKA Blind Willie McTell) 1932 
4. St. Louis Blues (Milton Brown) W/ Bob Dunn first Electric Guitar Sessions 1934 
5. Stone Pony Blues (Charlie Patton) 1934 
6. Merle’s Boogie Woogie (Merle Travis) 1947 
7. Stormy Heart (Larry Cassidy The Singing Cop) 1947 
8. Will You Be Loving Another Man (Monroe & Flatt) 1947 
9. She’s Some Daisy For Nineteen Years Old (Fairley Holden) 1947 
10. ‘Deed I Do (Lena Horne) 1948 MGM 
11. Angelitos Negros (Rico’s Creole Band) 1949 
12. Tokyo Shoeshine Boy (Terako Akatsuki) 1950 
13. House Of Blue Lights (Chuck Miller) 1955 
14. Can’t Help Wonderin’ (Chuck Miller) 1955 
15. It’s the Mileage That’s Slowing Us Down (Red Foley and Ernest Tubb) 1956 
16. The Ballad Of Me and Sweet Marie (Lewi Longmire) 2011 off Tales of The Left Coast Roasters 

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Today's show is a special show for the Memorial Day weekend. I thought it would be appropriate to listen to a variety of styles from a variety of varying viewpoints relating to US conflict over the various decades. I tried to dig deep to provide an entertaining show that will be enjoyable to a variety of listeners. From the humorous, to the not so humorous, I think this show will have something for everyone. As usual, I’ve provided a discography of the records I pulled from for the show in order for you to pursue the artists more fully on your own if you are so inclined. Enjoy.

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1. The Army Blues- Hank Penny and his Radio Cowboys. Conqueror 9845 1941
2. Down Where The River Bends-Red Allen and the Kentuckians Released On The Solid Bluegrass Sounds of the Kentuckians Melodian Records 1965
3. Mrs. Mcgrath-Pete Seeger Released on Live at Carnegie Hall Columbia Records 1963
4. Private John Q- The New Lost City Ramblers Released On Modern Times Folkways Records 1968
5. Jazz Gillum-Wartime Blues Bluebird 8943 1942
6. Tear The Fascists Down- Woody Guthrie Released On Woody The Agitator Rounder Records 2009
7. The Louvin Brothers-I Died For The Red, White and Blue. Released on Weapon of Prayer Capitol Records 1962
8. Please Settle In Vietnam-Lightning Hopkins. Joliet Records 1970
9. When That Great Ship Went Down-Woody Guthrie Released on The Greatest Songs of Woody Guthrie Vanguard Records 1972
10. The Battleship of Maine- Red Patterson’s Piedmont Log Rollers Victor 20936 1927
11. American Defense- Son House Released on The Legendary 1941-42 Recordings Folklyric Records
12. Soldiers Last Letter-Ernest Tubb Decca 6098 1944
13. Waist Deep in the Big Muddy- Pete Seeger Released on Waist Deep in the Big Muddy and Other Love Songs Columbia Records 1967
14. I’m Gonna Put My Name Down-Tom Glazer Released On Songs Of Citizen C.I.O Asch Records 1945
15. So Long, It’s Been Good To Know Ya (War Version)-Woody Guthrie and Cisco Houston Released On Songs Of Citizen C.I.O Asch Records 1945
16. This Land Is Your Land-Pete Seeger-Released on Live at Carnegie Hall Columbia Records 1963

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Today’s show is a variety of down home music pulled exclusively from my collection of 78rpm records. Containing, among others, the likes of Lightning Hopkins, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Clarence Williams, Merle Travis, Duke Ellington, The Carter Family and Bill Monroe, this show is a nice variety of genres that make up an entertaining mix and hopefully is a enjoyable show due to the variety of style contained herein. As always, see the playlist and discography below and I encourage you to seek out this music on your own. Thanks for listening.

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1. BIG JOE AND HIS WASHBOARD BAND-I’M THROUGH WITH YOU OKEH 1940
2. TENN. ERNIE FORD- SHOTGUN BOOGIE CAPITOL RECORDS 1951
3. DUKE ELLINGTON COTTON CLUB ORCH. ECHOES OF THE JUNGLE VICTOR RECORDS1931
4. MERLE TRAVIS-BLUE SMOKE CAPITOL RECORDS  1949
5. CARTER FAMILY-KEEP ON THE SUNNY SIDE VICTOR RECORDS 1928
6. CLARENCE WILLIAMS JUG BAND ORGAN GRINDER COLUMBIA RECORDS 1933
7. LIGHTNING HOPKINS JACKSTROPPER BLUES. GOLD STAR RECORDS  1949 
8. LEAKE COUNTY REVELERS THE OLD HAT COLUMBIA RECORDS ATL. 1927
9. JIMMIE DAVIS HIGH GEARED MAMADECCA RECORDS  1936
10. BILL MONROE BLUEGRASS BOYS-MULE SKINNER BLUES  RCA VICTOR 1940
11. LOWE STOKES AND HIS NORTH GEORGIANS-UNEXPLAINED BLUES COLUMBIA RECORDS  1927
12. TOMMY DUNCAN AND HIS WESTERN ALL STARS- MISSISSIPPI BLUES INTRO RECORDS 1951
13. ROY NEWMAN AND HIS BOYS-I USED TO LOVE YOU VOCALION RECORDS 1939
14. BURNETT AND RUTHERFORD-LADIES ON THE STEAM BOAT COLUMBIA RECORDS 1927
15. LATTIE MOORE. BRAND NEW CASE OF LOVE KING RECORDS 1953

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The theme of today’s show is California. Not only songs specifically about California, but also genres and artists who are commonly associated with California. Lot’s of obscure to semi-obscure records of California Country music and the Bakersfield Sound. Also included are Woody Guthrie, Jimmie Rodgers, Lightning’ Hopkins and Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee. Local Ventura acts, the Ventucky String Band and Big Tweed make an appearance as well. See below for a full playlist and discography.

For a more in depth analysis of Spade Cooley as well as the steel guitar pioneer, Ralph Mooney, please check out Tyler Mahan Coe’s podcast on country music history, Cocaine & Rhinestones. 

Also go check out the great record label of Matt Sayles of the Ventucky String Band. We heard a few of his recordings in this podcast episode, but there are plenty more of where those came from as well as Matt’s various other projects. Links below. 

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1- Jimmie Rodgers - “Blue Yodel #4” (California Blues) Victor 40014  1929

2- Texas Jim Lewis and his Lone Star Cowboys - “Dear Okie” Decca 46138 1948

3- Woody Guthrie - “Do Re Me” Victor Records released on “Dust Bowl Ballads” 1940

4- The Ventucky String Band - “Take Me Back To Tortilla Flats” Released on Rush The Growler Philville Records 2013

5- Big Tweed - “Corlene”  Released on Introducing..Big Tweed 2008 Big Tweed Records

6- Matt Sayles and the Ventucky String Band - “If There’s Western Swing In Hell” Released on Ghost of the Damned  Philville Records 2016

7. Joe and Rose Lee Maphis - “Dim Lights, Thick Smoke” Okeh 18013 1953

8. The Farmer Boys- “Cool Down Mame” Capitol F3569 1956

9. Merle Haggard - “Sing A Sad Song” Tally T-155 1963

10. Lightning Hopkins- “Burnin’ Down In L.A.” Released on Lightnin’ Sam Hopkins Arhoolie Records 1962

11. Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - “California Blues” Released on California Blues Fantasy Records 1981 (compilation)

12. Johnny & Jonie Mosby - “I’ll Leave the Front Door Open” released on Johnny and Jonie Mosby Mr. and Mrs Country Music Capitol ST-2093 1965

13. Wynn Stewart w/Jan Howard - “Wrong Company” Challenge 59071 1960

14. Maddox Brothers & Rose - “Eight Thirty Blues” 4 Star 1596 1952

15. Lewis Tally & The Whackers (feat. Henry Sharpe) - “Out of Control” Tally ST 1005 1965

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Welcome everyone! This introductory show runs through a variety of down home American music styles. From Lefty Frizzell and Bob Wills to Lonnie Johnson, Washboard Sam and the Carter Family, this show is an introduction to the some of the various styles I intend on playing throughout the various episodes to come. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show.

Addendum: Since this introductory show I have learned a lot about how to make a podcast. Check out some of the later shows and spread the word if you'd be so kind. Thanks! 

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1. Lefty Frizzell - “Can’t Live That Fast Anymore” Columbia 4-21530 1956
2. Lonnie Johnson - “He’s A Jelly Roll Baker” Bluebird B-9006 1942
3. Bob Wills & the Texas Playboys - “I Don’t Love Nobody” Columbia 37749 1947
4. Johnny Dodd & His Chicago Boys - “Wild Man Blues” Decca 2111 1938
5. Norman Edmunds & the Old Timers - “Sally Anne” Alan Lomax 1959 Released on MR-060 2010
6. Wynn Stewart/Jan Howard - “How The Other Half Lives” Jackpot 48014 1958
7. Muddy Waters - “Whiskey Blues” Aristocrat 1306 1948 Released on More, Real Folk Blues CHLS-249 
8. Bob Wills & the Texas Playboys - “Take Me Back To Tulsa” Columbia 37019 1943
9. Fats Waller - “Sugar Blues” Victor 25194 1934
10. The Carter Family - “No Telephone In Heaven” Montgomery Ward  M-4430 1934
11. Washboard Sam - “Backdoor” Bluebird B-7001 1937
12. Webb Pierce - “Honky Tonk Song” Decca 9-30255 1957
13. Reno & Smiley and the Tennessee Cut Ups - “I’m Gone, Long Gone” King 1150 1952
14. Blind Willie Johnson - “Trouble Soon Be Over” Columbia 14537 1929 Released on MRP-006 2011
15. Sister Rosetta Tharpe - “Strange Things Happening Every Day”  Decca 1944

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