Music from the South, Vol. 5: Song, Play, and Dance

This collection of recordings from Alabama features several kinds of music and dance, from Horace Sprott’s country blues harmonica to the sounds of Vicksburg musicians, who were influenced by both Kansas City jazz and Jelly Roll Morton’s piano artistry.

Track Listing

101	Fox Chase	Horace Sprott	01:42
102	Buck Dance by Harry Rutledge	Horace Sprott	00:57
103	Take Rocks and Gravel to Make a Solid Road (Railroad Blues)	Horace Sprott	02:44
104	Me and My Short Box (or Pork Chop)	Mrs. Philip Ramsey	02:57
105	Saturday Night Hoe-Down	Horace Sprott	01:52
106	I Feel Good Now, Baby	Philip Ramsey and Horace Sprott	03:26
107	Blind Child	Berenice Ford, Eunice Ford, and Bessie Lee Daniels	02:39
108	Head-Shoulder Baby	Berenice Ford, Eunice Ford, and Bessie Lee Daniels	01:08
109	I Asked My Mother for Fifty Cents	Berenice Ford, Eunice Ford, and Bessie Lee Daniels	01:24
110	Talk about Jesus	Philip Ramsey, Rosemary Daniels, and Berenice Ford	01:37
201	Blues	Mississippi String Band, Tom Johnson, and John Copeland	02:30
202	Hootchie Kootchie	Mississippi String Band, Tom Johnson, and John Copeland	01:56
203	It’s Tight like That	Mississippi String Band, Tom Johnson, and John Copeland	02:08
204	See See Mama	Mississippi String Band, Tom Johnson, and John Copeland	02:05
205	Memphis Mail	Scott Dunbar	03:14
206	Buck Dance by Joe Tucker	Scott Dunbar and Joe Tucker	01:21
207	Forty-Four	Scott Dunbar	04:18
208	Easy Rider	Scott, Celeste, and Rosie Dunbar	03:56