Portraits: Texas Gladden: Ballad Legacy
Texas Gladden
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CAT # 11661-1800-2
1. The Devil and the Farmer's Wife 3:30 2. One Morning in May 3:19 3. Mental Pictures (interview) 1:06 4. Mary Hamilton 3:49 5. Kind Sir, I See You've Come Again 1:46 6. The Devil's nine Questions 2:42 7. I'm Never to Marry (the Girl That I Hated) 2:50 8. My Mother (interview) 1:07 9. Rose Connelly 2:49 10. Been Too Busy Raising Babies (interview) 11. Hush, Baby, Don't You Cry 12. The Three Babies 2:29 13. Od-Time Love 1:12 14. Barbara Allen 4:50 15. Lord Thomas 2:24 16. The Two Brothers (interview) 1:07 17. The Two Brothers 4:13 18. Old Kimball 1:55 19. The Scolding Wfe 2:05 20. My Lovin' Old Husband 1:40 21. The House Carpenter 3:07 22. Gypsy Davy 1:52 23. Poor Ellen Smith 2:27 24. Songs and Singing (Interview) 2:55 25. Ghost Story 5:02 26. I Am a Man of Honor 27. Roving Cowboy 28. Dark Island 29. The Wreck of the Old '97 2:05 30. Always Been a Rambler 31. Wild and Reckless Hobo 1:26 32. Once I Knew a Pretty Fair Miss 33. Love's Worse than Sickness 34. In the Shadow of the Pines 35. Dark Scenes of Winter 1:38 36. Cold Mountains 1:19 37. The Devi and the Farmer's Wife 4:19
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Texas Gladden The singing of Texas Gladden is one of the highpoints of American folk music. This Virginia artist put her own indelible stamp on everything she sang: ballads, comic material, game songs and early country music. This is the first album devoted exclusively to her singing, and includes priceless interviews and four rare performances on which she is accompanied by her brother, Hobart Smith. Portraits Throughout his career, Alan Lomax worked extensively with some of the greatest artists in folk music, many of whom he was the first to record. The Portraits series focuses in depth on these brilliant artists and heroes of traditional music. The Alan Lomax Collection The Alan Lomax Collection gathers together the American, European and Caribbean field recordings, world music compilations, and ballad operas of writer, folklorist and ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax. Remastered to 24-bit digital from the original field recordings.
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