Oxford American 2003 Southern Sampler
Tracks: 23, total time: 68:31, year: 2003, genre: Mixed Bag
Sampler CD included with Oxford American magazine (ISSN 1074-4525), 6th Annual Music Issue (#45, 2003-04). YEAR: 2003
| S/N | Time | Song Title |
| 1. | 2:44 | Johnny Darrell / Why You Been Gone So Long [1969] |
| (Mickey Newberry) Johnny Darrell: vocal Other personnel unknown. From the album “Singin’ It Lonesome: The Very Best of Johnny Darrell, 1965-1970” (Raven Records, 2000); originally released on “Why You Been Gone So Long” (United Artists, 1969). |
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| 2. | 3:24 | Swamp Dogg / Total Destruction to Your Mind [1996] |
| (Jerry Williams, Jr.) Jerry Williams, Jr.: piano, vocal Jesse “Beaver” Carr: guitar Paul “Berry” Hornsby: organ, piano Robert “Pop” Popwell: bass Johnny “Duck” Sundlin: drums Jackie Avery Singers: background vocals From the album “The Excellent Sides of Swamp Dogg, Vol. 1” (S.D.E.G. Records, 1996-11-11). |
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| 3. | 4:01 | The Del McCoury Band / 1952 Vincent Black Lightning [2001] |
| (Richard John Thompson) Del McCoury: guitar, vocal Jason Carter: fiddle, vocal Ronnie McCoury: mandolin, vocal Rob McCoury: banjo Mike Bub: bass, vocal From the album “Del and the Boys” (Ceili/Hollywood, 2001-07-10). |
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| 4. | 2:24 | Ann Savoy & Linda Ronstadt / La Chanson d’une Fille de Quinze Ans (Song of a Fifteen Year Old Girl) [2002] |
| (trad., arr. Marc Savoy/Ann Savoy) Richard Thompson: lead guitar Ann Savoy: vocal, guitar Linda Ronstadt: harmony vocal Dirk Powell: fiddle, bass Michael Burch: drums Christine Balfa: triangle From the V/A compilation “Evangeline Made: A Tribute to Cajun Music” (Vanguard, 2002-03-05). |
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| 5. | 3:59 | King Pleasure / Swan Blues [1962] |
| (Richard Carpenter/King Pleasure) King Pleasure [Clarence Beeks]: vocal Seldon Powell: tenor sax Recorded 1962-09-05. From the album “Moody’s Mood for Love” (United Artists LP, 1962; Blue Note CD, 1992). |
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| 6. | 3:23 | The Blind Boys of Alabama / Run On for a Long Time [2000] |
| (trad., arr. The Blind Boys of Alabama/John Chelew/Chris Goldsmith) George Scott: lead vocal Clarence Fountain, Jimmy Carter, Joey Williams: vocals Danny Thompson: double bass Michael Jerome: drums Recorded 2000-03-21/24. From the album “Spirit of the Century” (Real World, 2001-04-21). |
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| 7. | 3:03 | My Morning Jacket / Evelyn Is Not Real [1999] |
| (Jim James) Perfomers: Jim James (guitar, vocal); Johnny Quaid; Two Tone Tommy; J. Glenn (drums). From the album “The Tennessee Fire” (Darla, 1999-07-13). |
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| 8. | 2:36 | Nellie Lutcher / Lake Charles Boogie [1947] |
| (Nellie Lutcher) Nellie Lutcher: piano, vocal Irving Ashby: guitar Bill Hadnott: bass Big Sid Catlett: drums From the album “The Best of Nellie Lutcher” (Capitol, 1995-10-31); originally released as Capitol C 15148-B (1947). |
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| 9. | 1:51 | The Collins Kids / Hot Rod [1958] |
| (Larry Collins/Lorrie Collins/Lawrence Collins/Hazel Collins) Larry Collins: guitar, vocal Lorrie Collins: vocal From the album “Rocking’est” (Bear Family, 1998-02-11); originally released on “Introducing Larry and Lorrie” (Columbia, 1958). |
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| 10. | 3:20 | Esther Phillips / No Headstone on My Grave [1964] |
| (Charlie Rich) Esther Phillips [Esther Mae Jones]: vocal The Anita Kerr Singers: backing vocals Arranged & conducted by Cliff Parman. From the album “The Best of Esther Phillips, 1962-1970” (Rhino, 1997-03-04); originally(?) released on Atlantic 45rpm 2229 (1964). |
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| 11. | 3:08 | The Gourds / El Paso [1999] |
| (K. Russell) Max Johnson: banjo, fiddle, mandolin, guitars, vocal Claude Bernard: guitar, accordion, Wurlitzer, vocal Kev “Big Daddy” Russell: guitars, mandolin, ukulele, vocal Jon Dee Graham: lap steel guitar Jimmy Smith: bass, guitar, percussion, vocal Keith Langford: percussion, drums Recorded 1999-11/12. A previously unreleased mix; original version from the album “Bolsa de Agua” (2000-09-26). |
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| 12. | 4:04 | Marshall Chapman / Leaving Loachapoka [1996] |
| (Marshall Chapman) Marshall Chapman: vocal, guitar Tim Krekel: lead guitar Kenny Vaughan: lead guitar, autoharp, ukulele Jackie Street: bass Andy Peake: drums Mike Lawler: atmospheric touches Ashley Cleveland: vocal A previously unreleasededited version; original version from the album “Love Slave” (Margitaville/Polygram, 1996-09-09). |
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| 13. | 2:40 | Little Milton / Grits Ain’t Groceries [1968] |
| (Titus Turner) Little Milton Campbell: lead vocal, lead guitar Cash McCall: guitar Donny Hathaway: keyboards Phil Upchurch: bass Al Duncan: drums Unknown trumpet, sax. From the album “Welcome to the Club: The Essential Chess Recordings” (MCA/Chess, 1994); originally relased on Checker single 1212 (1968). |
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| 14. | 2:31 | Memphis Minnie / Killer Diller Blues [1946] |
| (Ernest Lawlars) Memphis Minnie [Lizzie Douglas]: vocal, guitar Recorded 1946-09-20 (matrix cco4626). From the album “Queen of the Blues” (Columbia/Legacy, 1997-10-07); originally released on Columbia 78rpm 37977 (1946/1947?). |
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| 15. | 3:18 | R.L. Burnside / Miss Maybelle [2000] |
| (R.L. Burnside) R.L. Burnside: vocal Smokey Hormel, Rick Holmstrom: guitars Andy Kaulkin: piano Jeff Turmes: bass Steve Mugallian: drums DJ Swamp: scratching From the album “I Wish I Was in Heaven Sitting Down” (Fat Possum, 2000-10-24). |
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| 16. | 3:01 | Blind Willie Johnson / God Moves on the Water [1929] |
| (William Johnson) Recorded New Orleans US-LA, 1929-12-11 (matrix w149599=1). From the album “Dark Was the Night” (Columbia/Legacy 1998-06-30); originally released in 1930 on 78rpm as Columbia 14520D & Vocalion 3051. |
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| 17. | 2:30 | P.J. Proby / Niki Hoeky [1967] |
| (James Henry Ford/Lolly Vegas/Pat Vegas) P.J. Proby: vocal Other personnel unknown. From the album “Enigma” (Liberty LRP-3497/LST-7497, 1967). |
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| 18. | 2:35 | The Delmore Brothers / See That Coon in the Tree [1940] |
| (Alton Delmore) Alton Delmore, Rabon Delmore: vocals, guitars Recorded 1940-01 (matrix 047558). From the album “Brown’s Ferry Blues” (County Records, 1995); originally released as Bluebird 8418 (1940?). |
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| 19. | 2:09 | The Yo-Yo’s / Leaning on You [1966] |
| (Joe South) Rusty Taylor, Denny Morgan: vocals Ted Marshall: guitar Rich Allen: organ Bill Vance: bass Ray Doty: drums From the V/A compilation “A History of Garage & Frat Bands in Memphis 1960-1975, Vol. 1” (Shangri-La, 2001-10-02); originally released as a Goldwax single (1966.Q2). |
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| 20. | 3:13 | Chris Bell / You and Your Sister [1978] |
| (Chris Bell) Chris Bell: vocal, guitar Alex Chilton: harmony vocal From the album “I Am the Cosmos” (Rykodisc, 1992-02-21); originally released as a single in 1978. |
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| 21. | 1:58 | Willie Nelson / Columbia Stockade Blues [1966] |
| (Jimmie Davis/Eva Sargent) Willie Nelson: vocal Wade Ray: fiddle Leon Rhodes: lead guitar Cal Smith: rhythm guitar Buddy Charlton: steel guitar Hargus “Pig” Robbins: piano James Wilkerson: bass, vibes Jack Drake: bass Jack Greene: drums From the album “Country Favorites: Willie Nelson Style” (RCA LPM/LSP-3528 [1966]; Buddha CD 99698 [2000]). |
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| 22. | 3:08 | Marilyn Monroe & Jane Russell / A Little Girl from Little Rock [1953] |
| (Leo Robin/Jule Styne) Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russell: vocals From the album “The Very Best of Marilyn Monroe” (Stardust, 1999/2000?); originally from the movie “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” (Howard Hawkes, 20th Century Fox, 1953). |
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| 23. | 3:38 | Will Kimbrough / Goodnight Moon [1999] |
| (Will Kimbrough/Gwil Owen) Will Kimbrough: vocal, guitar, organ Dennis Kronin: trumpet Dave Jacques: tuba, euphonium, alto horn David Gehrke: snare drum Recorded 1999. From the album “This” (Waxy Silver, 2000-08-22). |