Dock Boggs - His Twelve Original Recordings
Dock Boggs' banjo playing is legendary, and this collection of recordings from 1927 and 1929 portrays his playing before the Depression. These unique historical recordings present a background to the recordings Boggs made during the folk revival of the 1960s. Comprehensive notes by Barry O'Connell contribute to this priceless musical resource.
Track Listing
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101
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Down South Blues | Dock Boggs | 3:11 |
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102
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Sugar Baby | Dock Boggs | 2:59 |
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103
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Country Blues | Dock Boggs | 3:02 |
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104
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Sammie, Where Have You Been So Long? | Dock Boggs | 3:04 |
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105
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Danville Girl | Dock Boggs | 3:10 |
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106
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Pretty Polly | Dock Boggs | 3:07 |
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201
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New Prisoner's Song | Dock Boggs | 2:54 |
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202
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Hard Luck Blues | Dock Boggs | 3:00 |
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203
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False Hearted Lover's Blues | Dock Boggs | 3:29 |
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204
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Old Rub Alcohol Blues | Dock Boggs | 3:13 |
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205
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Will Sweethearts Know Each Other There? | Dock Boggs | 2:58 |
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206
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Lost Love Blues | Dock Boggs | 3:09 |
Album Info
Folkways Suggests
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His Folkways Years, 1963-1968Dock Boggs
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Legendary Singer and Banjo PlayerDock Boggs
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Dock Boggs, Vol. 3Dock Boggs
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Dock Boggs, Vol. 2Dock Boggs
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