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Among the Oak & Ash cover
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Among the Oak & Ash
Among the Oak & Ash
 [ Verve Records / CD - released 27/Jul/2009 ]
The self-titled debut from Among The Oak & Ash starts at the beginning. It is immersed in some of America's oldest music - in this case Appalachian murder ballads - and illuminates the tenacity, beauty and universality of its themes and subjects.
1935-1938: Remastered cover
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Blind Boy Fuller
1935-1938: Remastered
 [ JSP / 4 CD - released 8/Nov/2004 ]
100 tracks on four CDs by the most popular and influential Piedmont area blues player of all time. Also featuring Gary Davis, Sonny Terry, and more!
The Best of Blind Lemon Jefferson cover
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Blind Lemon Jefferson
The Best of Blind Lemon Jefferson
 [ Yazoo / CD - released 24/Oct/2000 ]
At Folsom Prison (Legacy Special Edition) cover
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Johnny Cash
At Folsom Prison (Legacy Special Edition)
 [ Columbia / Legacy Recordings / 3 DVD/CD - released 13/Oct/2008 ]
M :- It is one of those dates that is embedded in music history. January 13, 1968, the day that Johnny Cash and his crew - June Carter (two months before their wedding); Columbia staff producer Bob Johnston; Carl Perkins; the Statler Brothers; and...
American Favorite Ballads Volume 5 cover
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Pete Seeger
American Favorite Ballads Volume 5
 [ Smithsonian Folkways / CD - released 24/Apr/2007 ]
The 'American Favorite Ballads' series was originally recorded between 1957 and 1962 for Folkways Records by Moses Asch and featured songs that remain part of the collective American consciousness.