78 RPM record GRINDING noises is removed (with Goldwave) so that we can hear what went onto the record instead of nearly a century of misuse. Creative Commons license: Public Domain VBR M3U (Hi-Fi) (3.10 MB)VBR ZIP Ernest Thompson "Are You From Dixie", from original 78rpm disk (Columbia 130-D) recorded April 1924. 64Kbps MP3 ZIP A snappy ragtime number from Edison Gold Moulded #9617, recorded in April 1907. VBR M3U (Hi-Fi) (1.02 MB)64Kbps MP3 ZIPPine Top'€™s Boogie Woogie
1 Pinetop Smith - Pine Top’s Boogie Woogie
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Artist/Composer: Pinetop Smith
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)Are You From Dixie (April 15, 1924)
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Are You From Dixie 03:01
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Artist/Composer: Ernest Thompson
Date: 1924-04-15 00:00:00Miss Dixie (April 1907)
1 Miss Dixie 02:13
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Date: 1907-04-00
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Blues at the Treehouse
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Solo jazz piano performance of an F blues tune. Starts off somewhat reserved with some stock blues licks, and develops into swingin' doubletime before returning to the melody.
Recorded using Native Instruments Akoustik Piano.
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Dixie
| 1 | ind-734 | 02:13 |
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A lively played band number of the famous song Dixie, played by the Columbia Orchestra ca. 1908.
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Artist/Composer: Columbia Orchestra
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Dixie ()
| 1 | Willie_Doris_Dickerson__Dixie |
This is a recording of Willie Doris Dickerson singing "Dixie" while accompanied by his son, Willie Edward Dickerson, on banjo. Willie Edward Dickerson had just purchased a banjo and was eager to learn to play. By the end of the recording session, he was starting to get a grasp of it. This resulted in a spontaneous rendition of "Dixie". From what I understand, the original recording was captured using an old tape-recorder with a single stand-alone microphone.
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Artist/Composer: Willie Doris Dickerson, Willie Edward Dickerson![[item image]](http://ia351426.us.archive.org/3/items/opensource_audio/opensource_audio-header.gif?cnt=0 "[item image]")
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