Various Artists
Gastonia Gallop: Cotton Mill Songs and Hillbilly Blues
Gastonia Gallop: Cotton Mill Songs and Hillbilly Blues
UPC: 670725100721
Format: CD
Release Date: Oct 20, 2009
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Personnel: David Fletcher (vocals, spoken vocals, whistling, guitar); David McCarn (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Reid Summey (vocals, guitar); Frank Beaty Wilson (steel guitar); Wilmer Watts (banjo).
Liner Note Author: Marshall Wyatt.
Recording information: Gaston County, North Carolina (1927-1931).
Introduction by: Justin Robinson .
Liner Note Author: Marshall Wyatt.
Recording information: Gaston County, North Carolina (1927-1931).
Introduction by: Justin Robinson .
Tracks:
1 - Gastonia Gallop
2 - Get Your Head in Here
3 - Gal of Mine Took My Licker from Me
4 - Cotton Mill Colic
5 - Been on the Job Too Long
6 - Southern Jack
7 - Everyday Dirt
8 - Bonnie Bess
9 - Think a Little
10 - Bay Rum Blues
11 - Walk Right in Belmont
12 - Red Rose Rag
13 - Poor Man, Rich Man [Cotton Mill Colic No. 2]
14 - She's a Hard Boiled Rose
15 - I Want My Black Baby Back
16 - Ain't Gonna Do It No More
17 - Sleepy Desert
18 - Take Them for a Ride
19 - Charlotte Hot Step
20 - Cotton Mill Blues
21 - When You Go a Courtin'
22 - Change in Business All Around
23 - Working for My Sally
24 - Serves 'Em Fine
2 - Get Your Head in Here
3 - Gal of Mine Took My Licker from Me
4 - Cotton Mill Colic
5 - Been on the Job Too Long
6 - Southern Jack
7 - Everyday Dirt
8 - Bonnie Bess
9 - Think a Little
10 - Bay Rum Blues
11 - Walk Right in Belmont
12 - Red Rose Rag
13 - Poor Man, Rich Man [Cotton Mill Colic No. 2]
14 - She's a Hard Boiled Rose
15 - I Want My Black Baby Back
16 - Ain't Gonna Do It No More
17 - Sleepy Desert
18 - Take Them for a Ride
19 - Charlotte Hot Step
20 - Cotton Mill Blues
21 - When You Go a Courtin'
22 - Change in Business All Around
23 - Working for My Sally
24 - Serves 'Em Fine