Orthophonic Joy: The 1927 Bristol Sessions Revisited
Album by Larry Cordle.
Release date: 2015-05-08
Tracks (37)
- Don't Deny Yourself the Sheer Joy of Orthophonic Music
- Singers Who Had Not Visited Bristol During Their Entire Lifetime Arrived
- I'm Redeemed
- Where We'll Never Grow Old
- All They Needed Now Was Talent
- Love, Loss, and the Perils of the Moonshine Business
- Bury Me Beneath the Willow
- Darling Cora
- Tonight He is Playing the Old, Old Tune at Police Headquarters
- Ramblers Riding the Longest Train I Ever Saw
- Black Eyed Susie
- In the Pines
- An Early Tradition of Scrapping for Rights and Royalties
- Twenty-One Good Years at the Throttle
- When They Ring Those Golden Bells
- The Wreck of the Virginian
- I Wish I Had Some Rocks to Throw at Them
- Prized and Practical, Brutal Ballads
- The Storms Are On the Ocean
- Pretty Polly
- Any Song with a Story Will Go to the People's Hearts
- Tremendous Heart Punch and Appeal
- I Am Resolved
- The Wandering Boy
- A Hoedown Social In a Mountain Cabin
- Gotta Catch that Train
- Sweet Heaven When I Die
- Train On the Island
- Daddy Never Knew When He Would Come up with an Idea for a Song
- History Saws and Strums Along with Itself
- The Soldier's Sweetheart
- Johnny Goodwin / The Girl I Left Behind
- Where the Blues Meets the Church
- Introducing the Orthophonic Choir
- To the Work
- Shall We Gather at the River
- The Birthplace of Country Music