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1 Charles Kuralt interviews Alan Lomax, part 1 of 4 (1991) 1991
2 Greenville levee-camp conversation (part 9 of 12) (1978) 8/22/1978
3 Lomax, Fairchild & McGaha on music, whiskey, and mountain life (1982) 9/1982
4 Greenville levee-camp conversation (part 6 of 12) (1978) 8/22/1978
5 Alan Lomax on the Sacred Harp (1982) 6/04/1982
6 Iona Raybon and Beatrice Austin on Treme, second lining, and funeral parades (2 of 2) (1982) 5/16/1982
7 Part 3 of 4: Roustabout reminiscences on the Greenville levee (1978) 8/22/1978
8 Picnic night at Othar Turner's farm (2 of 2) (1978) 8/1978
9 Lucius Smith & Jessie Mae Hemphill on drums and Sid Hemphill (1978) 8/28/1978
10 Dirty jokes 3/02/1947
11 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about bear hunting, rabbit hunting, chasing chickens, and old-time religion 3/02/1947
12 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about double-jointed and even-handed men 3/02/1947
13 Stories about mean and double-jointed men 3/02/1947
14 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about ugly men (part 2) 3/02/1947
15 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about ugly men (part 1) 3/02/1947
16 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about a racist plantation owner and Prince Albert tobacco 3/02/1947
17 Story of Captain Mack and a conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the worth of African Americans 3/02/1947
18 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about chain gangs and prison camps 3/02/1947
19 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about interracial violence and sexual desire 3/02/1947
20 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about violence between workers, card sharks, and dudes 3/02/1947
21 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about Charlie Houlin, food in levee camps and prison farms, and violence between workers 3/02/1947
22 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about levee camps and camp bosses 3/02/1947
23 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the blues (II) 3/02/1947
24 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about levee camps and Southern prisons / Levee camp song fragments 3/02/1947
25 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about levee camps and Southern prisons 3/02/1947
26 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the blues (I) 3/02/1947
27 I Could Hear My Name A-Ringin' 3/02/1947
28 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy and Sonny Boy Williamson about work songs from the swamps and bottomlands 3/02/1947
29 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the origins of the blues (part 2) 3/02/1947
30 Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the origins of the blues (part 1) 3/02/1947
31 Interview with Memphis Slim about Life Is Like That 3/02/1947
32 Interview with Texas Gladden about the way old-time songs should be sung 1/01/1946
33 Interview with Texas Gladden about responses to her songs 1/01/1946
34 Interview with Texas Gladden about her singing style (II) 1/01/1946
35 Interview with Texas Gladden about learning songs 1/01/1946
36 Interview with Texas Gladden about maintaining her songs' integrity 1/01/1946
37 Interview with Texas Gladden about her grandfather 1/01/1946
38 Ghost story of the white cow 1/01/1946
39 Interview with Hobart Smith about Claude Allen 1/01/1946
40 Interview with Hobart Smith about a trip to North Carolina 1/01/1946
41 Interview with Hobart Smith about his biography and playing dances 1/01/1946
42 Interview with Hobart Smith about his father's musical ability 1/01/1946
43 Interview with Hobart Smith about fights at dances 1/01/1946
44 Interview with Hobart Smith about an adventure at a square dance 1/01/1946
45 Interview with Hobart Smith about fiddle contests 1/01/1946
46 Interview with Hobart Smith about learning songs 1/01/1946
47 Interview with Hobart Smith about fiddle and banjo tunings 1/01/1946
48 Interview with Hobart Smith about the number of tunes he knows and how he learns them 1/01/1946
49 Interview with Hobart Smith about the songs he plays at his musical gatherings 1/01/1946
50 Interview with Hobart Smith and Texas Gladden about family musical gatherings 1/01/1946
51 Interview with Hobart Smith about the effect old-time music has on him 1/01/1946
52 Interview with Hobart Smith about playing the fiddle 1/01/1946
53 Interview with Hobart Smith about old-timey music (part 3) 1/01/1946
54 Interview with Hobart Smith about old-timey music (part 2) 1/01/1946
55 Interview with Hobart Smith about old-timey music (part 1) 1/01/1946
56 Interview with Texas Gladden about a moonshiner preacher (part 2) 1/01/1946
57 Interview with Texas Gladden about a moonshiner preacher (part 1) 1/01/1946
58 Story of two ugly men 1/01/1946
59 Interview with Hobart Smith about New York 1/01/1946
60 Interview with Hobart Smith about running from a bull 1/01/1946
61 Peg And Awl 1/01/1946
62 Interview with Texas Gladden about Peg And Awl 1/01/1946
63 In The Shadow Of The Pines 1/01/1946
64 Interview with Texas Gladden about Molly Bawn (II) 1/01/1946
65 Molly Bawn (fragment) 1/01/1946
66 Interview with Texas Gladden about Molly Bawn (I) 1/01/1946
67 Unidentified ballad fragment 1/01/1946
68 Interview with Texas Gladden about inappropriate songs (II) 1/01/1946
69 Love's Worse Than Sickness 1/01/1946
70 Interview with Texas Gladden about Love's Worse Than Sickness 1/01/1946
71 Interview with Texas Gladden about Once I Knew A Pretty Fair Miss 1/01/1946
72 Once I Knew A Pretty Fair Miss 1/01/1946
73 Interview with Texas Gladden on inappropriate songs (I) 1/01/1946
74 Kind Sir, I See You've Come Again 1/01/1946
75 Interview with Texas Gladden about Three Little Babes 1/01/1946