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Oh Lovin' Babe

Posted almost 5 years ago
This 1930 recording is by one of the major country artists of the late twenties and thirties. Sam McGhee accompanied here on guitar.
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Comments (10)

  1. kristiana
    kristiana says I really enjoyed that! I was wondering what it was reminding me of, and realized the band Smoke, which I had inquired about on Mog but got no responses. And not just because they both are playing banjos. Ok, maybe because they're both playing banjos. :) But nah.
    Permalink posted 06/24/2007
  2. ivylander
    ivylander says Love this. You get the idea Dylan must have listened to this guy....
    Permalink posted 06/24/2007
  3. Spike
    Spike says kristiana, now I've got to check out this Smoke and try to hear the ineffable link. ivylander, it's likely Bob did, since tracks of his were on Folkways' _Anthology of American Folkmusic_ (1953), and Macon's first LP on Folkways (1963) put together by Pete Seeger. Macon died in 1952.
    Permalink posted 06/24/2007
  4. The Time Machine
    The Time Machine says


    Nice!





    Permalink posted 06/24/2007
  5. yrralmallik
    yrralmallik says Cant go wrong with Uncle Dave anytime.Enjoyed the listen ever so much.Oldie but goodie.Your Mog Bro.- ( :Yrral Mallik:)
    Permalink posted 06/25/2007
  6. soulrocket
    soulrocket says pretty cool, charles. the picture is totally priceless, talking about a bad ass attitude. i need to make some investigation on uncle dave.
    Permalink posted 06/25/2007
  7. moovyphreak
    moovyphreak says Separated at birth? The late, great Scottish character actor Ian Bannen.
    Permalink posted 06/26/2007
  8. Spike
    Spike says Bad ass attitude? Separated at birth? Laughing and learning here.
    Permalink posted 06/27/2007
  9. Jonh Ingham
    Jonh Ingham says Wow. And double wow. There's something about this that makes Jimmy Rogers sound like a pop singer in comparison. His voice is a work of wonder.
    Permalink posted 06/27/2007
  10. MilesTrane
    MilesTrane says yea man. knocking me out
    Permalink posted 07/28/2007

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