Description
Maybelle Carter’s pioneering guitar style not only revolutionized American music, but she was also one of the first white musicians to use the guitar as a lead instrument. In February 1929 the Carter family returned to Camden, NJ for their third-ever recording session (for Victor) laying down 12 plus tracks of which 5 can be heard here. Their next recording session, also for Victor was in Atlanta Georgia in November of that same year (just a month after the stock market crash), where they recorded their classic “Wabash Cannonball”, among others.
1. Don’t Forget This Song
2. The Foggy Mountain Top
3. Bring Back My Blue-Eyed Boy To Me
4. Diamonds In The Rough
5. Engine One-Forty-Three
6. The Homestead On The Farm
7. The Cyclone Of Rye Cove
8. Motherless Children
2. The Foggy Mountain Top
3. Bring Back My Blue-Eyed Boy To Me
4. Diamonds In The Rough
5. Engine One-Forty-Three
6. The Homestead On The Farm
7. The Cyclone Of Rye Cove
8. Motherless Children
1. When The Roses Bloom In Dixieland
2. No Telephone In Heaven
3. Western Hobo
4. Carter’s Blues
5. Wabash Cannonball
6. A Distant Land To Roam
7. Jimmie Brown The Newsboy
2. No Telephone In Heaven
3. Western Hobo
4. Carter’s Blues
5. Wabash Cannonball
6. A Distant Land To Roam
7. Jimmie Brown The Newsboy