Texas Black Country Dance Music – Various Artists (1927-1935)
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Perhaps the most delighted musician of the bunch is Coley Jones, the guitar and mandolin playing leader of the exuberant Dallas String Band. This string ensemble played on the streets of Dallas in the mid-to-late 1920s, charming listeners with its repertoire of turn-of-the century popular songs (Chasin’ Rainbows and I Used to Call Her Baby), ragtime (Dallas Rag), and blues songs (Sweet Mama Blues Enjoy instant access to digital downloads for all albums. Our digitized collection offers MP3s, with FLACs in progress. Note: Not all downloads include booklet notes. CDs where available include extensive booklet notes.

20. These Low Down Men Blues - Sweet Georgia Brown
8. I'm Going Home On The CHICKASAW Train - I.C. Glee Quartet
21. New Stock Yard Blues - Robert Wilkins
Fiddlin' Doc Roberts - Complete Recorded Works 1925-1934 Vol 1 (1925-1928). MP3 album.
Casey Bill Weldon - Complete Recorded Works 1935 - 1938 - Vol 1 (15 March 1935 - 2 April 1936). CD album.
16. My Isle Of Golden Dreams - The Stripling Brothers
10. What's The Use Of Worrying? - Walter Davis
17. Rockin' My Blues Away - Washboard Sam
14. Lord, I Want To Be A Christian - Wiseman Sextette
15. You Better Run (take 2) - Sister Cunningham & T.C.I. Sacred Singers
Grayson & Whitter - Complete Recorded Works 1927-1929 Vol 2 (1928-1929) Robinette & Moore - Complete Recordings (1929). CD album.
7. New Santa Claus - Walter Davis
46. The Jazz Fiddler - Mississippi Sheiks