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Various - Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still: The Warner Collection, Vol. I (HDCD, Comp)

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Various - Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still: The Warner Collection, Vol. I (HDCD, Comp)Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): From the liner notes: "Field recordings made along the Eastern Seaboard between 1940 and 1966. Material from 1940 was recorded on a Wilcox Gay Recordio disk recorder. Songs from 1941 46 came from a battery powered disk recorder developed by Philco for the

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
From the liner notes: "Field recordings made along the Eastern Seaboard between 1940 and 1966. Material from 1940 was recorded on a Wilcox Gay Recordio disk recorder. Songs from 1941-46 came from a battery-powered disk recorder developed by Philco for the Warners. Thereafter, field recordings were made on a variety of reel-to-reel tape recordings."

 

1. Rebecca King Jones - House Carpenter 0:50
2. Frank Proffitt - Tom Dooley 0:45
3. Frank Proffitt - Simple Girl 0:35
4. Richard Hamilton (6) - Freight Train Blues 2:54
5. Lee Monroe Presnell - Convers. W/ Lee Monroe Presnell 1:03
6. Lee Monroe Presnell - I Want To See My Molly 1:40
7. Buna Hicks - River Of Life 2:09
8. Dorothy Howard - Babes In The Wood 1:03
9. Dorothy Howard - I Dropped The Baby 0:12
10. Edith Perrin - Solas Market 0:30
11. Edith Perrin - Wakes In The Morning 0:31
12. Edith Perrin - Where Did You Get That Hat? 0:35
13. J.B. Sutton - Mail Day Blues 1:01
14. Sue Thomas (2) - Nobody Knows 1:30
15. Lena Bourne Fish - Gilgarrah Mountain (Whiskey In The Jar) 0:51
16. Charles K. Tillett - Somebody's Waiting For Me 0:52
17. Charles K. Tillett - Bony 2:21
18. Eleazar Tillett - Come Love Come 0:59
19. Tom Smith (29) - Hey, Get Along Josie 0:59
20. "Yankee" John Galusha - Days Of 49 1:19
21. "Yankee" John Galusha - Springfield Mountain 1:46
22. Eleazar Tillett - Convers. W/ Eleazar Tillett 0:20
23. Eleazar Tillett - Jolly Thrasher 1:39
24. Rebecca King Jones - Chimbly Sweeper 0:47
25. Rebecca King Jones - Convers. W/ Rebecca King Jones 1:25
26. Rebecca King Jones - Barbara Allen 0:57
27. Louis Solomon - Mohawk Chant, War Cry 1:24
28. Frank Proffitt - Old Woman In The Garden 1:40
29. Frank Proffitt - James Campbell 1:00
30. Frank Proffitt - Conver. W/ Frank Proffitt 0:35
31. Frank Proffitt - Lowland Low 1:03
32. Anonymous - Skin And Bones 1:29
33. Elda Blackwood - Two Little Blackbirds 0:31
34. Elda Blackwood - Uncle Ned 0:26
35. Martha Midgett - Tommy 1:00
36. Sue Thomas (2) - Hold My Hand Lord Jesus 2:02
37. Lena Bourne Fish - Jolly Roving Tar 1:15
38. Lena Bourne Fish - Castle By The Sea 0:39
39. Richard Hamilton (6) - Deep Elm Blues 0:58
40. Lee Monroe Presnell - Farewell To Old Bedford 1:49
41. Lee Monroe Presnell - Sometimes In This Country 1:37
42. Buna Hicks - Top Of Mt. Zion 1:48
43. Linzy Hicks - A Poor Wayfaring Stranger 2:26
44. Steve Meekins - Been To The East 0:53
45. "Yankee" John Galusha - Lass Of Glenshee 1:21
46. "Yankee" John Galusha - Irish 69th 0:51
47. "Yankee" John Galusha - The Cumberland & The Merrimac 1:01
48. Curt Mann - Lonesome Valley 2:05
49. Mrs. Wolf - Grandma's Advice 0:42
50. Edith Perrin - Kiss Me Oh I Like It 1:04
51. Edith Perrin - When I Die 0:24
52. Ruby Monroe Hicks - Young Beham 2:05
53. Homer Cornett - Poor Ellen Smith 1:32
54. Frank Proffitt - Johnson Boys 0:52
55. Frank Proffitt - Little Maggie 1:52
56. Linzy Hicks - Palms Of Victory 1:53
57. Eleazar Tillett, Martha Etheridge - Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still 2:27
58. Eleazar Tillett, Martha Etheridge - Let's Make A Date 0:35

 

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Barcode 611587103529
Barcode 6 11587-1035-2 9
Matrix / Runout DADR 1TTM2<7062>APRCD1035
Mastering SID Code IFPI L482
Mould SID Code IFPI 8124

 

Copyright (c) Appleseed Recordings
Mastered At Airshow Mastering, Boulder, CO
Mastered At Airshow Mastering, Springfield, VA
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