Series: Sounds of world recording
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: US
Released: 1972
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk, Bluegrass, Country
[Tracklist]
A1 Bunker Hill (1:18)
A2 Down In The Arkansas (1:49)
A3 Flop-Eared Mule (1:05)
A4 Harrison Town (2:35)
A5 Banks Of The Ohio (1:38)
A6 Angel Band (2:26)
A7 Utah Carl (2:32)
A8 Wildwood Flower (1:37)
A9 Old Bill Jones (2:34)
B1 Bright Morning Stars (2:53)
B2 Guitar Medley (1:58)
B3 Trail To Mexico (2:09)
B4 Run, Johnny, Run (1:44)
B5 Knoxville Girl (3:06)
B6 Cripple Creek (1:14)
B7 Good-Bye My Susie Gal (3:30)
B8 Arkansas Traveler (3:13)
[Credits]
Producer: Thomas J. Abercrombie, Consultant and Liner Notes: Jimmy Driftwood, Editor: John M. Lavery, Mary O'Connell and Robert E. Pullman, Photograper: Bates W. Littlehales
[Notes]
This LP album was produced by the National Geographic Society and was performed mainly by local musicians although Jimmie Driftwood is featured on a few of the songs. All songs are great except maybe two. "Arkansas Traveler" was recorded at a dance and the foot-stomping makes you feel you're right there. Vinyl LP Gatefold sleeve with 10 pages of full-color liner notes.
