Early Recordings (Uncle Dave Macon album)
- Early Recordings (Uncle Dave Macon album)
Infobox Album | Name = Early Recordings 1924-1925
Type = Album
Artist = Uncle Dave Macon
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Released = 2001
Recorded = 1924-1925
Genre = Country
Length =
Label = Old Homestead Records
Producer =
Reviews =
Last album =
This album = "Early Recordings 1924-1925"
(2001)
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Early Recordings are the early recordings of Uncle Dave Macon, released in 2001 and recorded between 1924-1925.
Track listing
# Old Man's Last Hope – 2:29
# Keep My Shkillet Good and Greasy – 2:28
# Hill-Billie Blues – 2:51
# All I've Got's Gone – 2:36
# The Fox Chase – 2:42
# Papa's Billie Goat – 2:44
# The Old Log Cabin In The Lane – 2:46
# She Was Always Chewing Gum – 2:51
# I'm Going To Leave You Love – 2:53
# Jonah And The Whale – 3:05
# Love Somebody (instrumental) – 2:57
# Soldier's Joy (instrumental) – 2:51
# Bile Them Cabbage Down – 2:59
# Down By The River – 3:03
# Run, Nigger Run – 2:52
# Old Dan Tucker – 3:02
# Station Will Be Changed After A While – 3:17
# Rooster Crow Medley – 3:00
# Just From Tennessee – 3:00
# Watermelon Smilin' On A Vine – 2:59
# All Go Hungry Hash House – 3:22
# Oh, Where Is My Boy Tonight – 2:44
# From Jerusalem To Jericho – 3:06
# I Tickled Nancy – 2:33
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