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Pink Anderson: Pink Anderson: Carolina Medicine Show Hokum - Record
Pink Anderson: Pink Anderson: Carolina Medicine Show Hokum - Record
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Title: Pink Anderson: Carolina Medicine Show Hokum
Artist: Pink Anderson
Label: Folkways Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 093070358829
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2012-05-30
Number of Discs: 1
Pink Anderson (1900-1974) spent most of his life working as a roving entertainer in the small medicine shows that traveled throughout the South. His stage repertoire included blues, comedic songs, country ballads, and minstrel show tunes. Pink's songs were first recorded in 1950 by the folk singer Paul Clayton. Folklorist Kenneth S. Goldstein heard the material, and asked the music historian Samuel Charters to find Pink and document his song repertoire. Charters subsequently featured Pink in his documentary the Blues. After a film session at his home in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in the summer of 1962, Pink felt like singing, so Charters continued recording. Many of the songs on this album come from those tapes, which include Pink's friend, blues guitarist Baby Tate.
Tracks:
1.1 You Don't Know My Mind
1.2 That's No Way to Do
1.3 Weeping Willow Blues
1.4 Meet Me in the Bottom
1.5 I Got a Woman Cross Town
1.6 Greasy Greens
1.7 Bo Weevil
1.8 Chicken
1.9 He's in the Jailhouse Now
1.10 The Titanic
1.11 The Boys of Your Uncle Sam
1.12 Baby Tate - See What You Done Done
Artist: Pink Anderson
Label: Folkways Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 093070358829
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2012-05-30
Number of Discs: 1
Pink Anderson (1900-1974) spent most of his life working as a roving entertainer in the small medicine shows that traveled throughout the South. His stage repertoire included blues, comedic songs, country ballads, and minstrel show tunes. Pink's songs were first recorded in 1950 by the folk singer Paul Clayton. Folklorist Kenneth S. Goldstein heard the material, and asked the music historian Samuel Charters to find Pink and document his song repertoire. Charters subsequently featured Pink in his documentary the Blues. After a film session at his home in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in the summer of 1962, Pink felt like singing, so Charters continued recording. Many of the songs on this album come from those tapes, which include Pink's friend, blues guitarist Baby Tate.
Tracks:
1.1 You Don't Know My Mind
1.2 That's No Way to Do
1.3 Weeping Willow Blues
1.4 Meet Me in the Bottom
1.5 I Got a Woman Cross Town
1.6 Greasy Greens
1.7 Bo Weevil
1.8 Chicken
1.9 He's in the Jailhouse Now
1.10 The Titanic
1.11 The Boys of Your Uncle Sam
1.12 Baby Tate - See What You Done Done
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