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MUSIC SIGNPOSTS ON THE WEB'S LONELY ROAD

Oh Lovin' Babe
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This 1930 recording is by one of the major country artists of the late twenties and thirties. Sam McGhee accompanied here on guitar.

Posted on 06/24/2007
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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.

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ivylander says:

Love this. You get the idea Dylan must have listened to this guy....

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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.

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The Time Machine says:



Nice!





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yrralmallik says:

Cant go wrong with Uncle Dave anytime.Enjoyed the listen ever so much.Oldie but goodie.Your Mog Bro.- ( :Yrral Mallik:)

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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.

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moovyphreak says:

Separated at birth?

The late, great Scottish character actor Ian Bannen.

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Spike says:

Bad ass attitude? Separated at birth? Laughing and learning here.

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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.

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MilesTrane says:

yea man. knocking me out

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