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• Buell Kazee, b. August 29, in Burton Fork, KY, d, August 31, , country and folk singer. He is considered one of the most successful folk musicians of the s and experienced a career comeback during the American folk music revival of the s due in part to his inclusion on the Anthology of American Folk shaknuadaravusida.xyzinfo: Blind Dog Radio.

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• Jun 18,  · The album has near excellent sound. Any fan of the Carters, Chet Atkins (he sings on a few) blue grass and/or the county sound of the 40s, 50's will find this a nice addition to their collection. There are 3 difference albums out that I know of and all are excellent.' -Lawrence W. Stephens.

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• CDs & Vinyl Go Search Hello Select your address Gift ideas for Dad. Best Sellers Customer Service New Releases Find a Gift You Are My Friend - Personalized CD David and Huesmann (Artist) Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 2 ratings. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions.5/5(2).

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• (c) Buell Kazee () (as "Frog Went A Courtin") Recorded April 21, but unissued In Buell Kazee seems to be the first one to record the (nowadays) most familiar version from Carl Sandburg's "American Songbag". It wasn't issued, but one year later a version by Bradley Kincaid was released on the Gennett/Supertone label.

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• MY CHRISTIAN FRIENDS Folkways FS BREAD OF HEAVEN Folkways FS Folkways FS Buell Kazee Sings And Plays: LP and LP (artist, title, tracks, release year - any info welcome) Thank you very much for help - Praguefrank, Goran Adolph.

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• There's a really weird, dark sound to the record – as Ginsberg plays harmonium and sings/ speaks his own words – older themes from the 60s and 70s, recast here with almost a new sense of blues and frustration. The approach is quite unique, and almost features a Ginsberg cowed a bit by the changes of time, but still with the same sense of.

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• Very disappointing. Buell Kazee had a wonderful voice and he could make a banjo ring but this recording is aimed more at the musical historian than the lover of old-time country music: Buell talks and talks and talks but plays very little and much of the playing is in mere snatches.3/5(3).

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• Mar 16,  · The Butcher's Boy: Buell Kazee () The Wagoner's Lad: Buell Kazee () King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-me-o: Chubby Parker () Old Shoes And Leggins: Uncle Eck Dunford () Willie Moore: Richard Burnett and Leonard Rutherford () A Lazy Farmer Boy: Buster Carter and Preston Young ().

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• – Buell Kazee: Poor Boy Long Ways From Home Banjo, Vocals – Buell Kazee: – Georgia Crackers* Diamond Joe Banjo, Vocals – Leon Cofer Fiddle, Vocals – Paul Cofer Guitar – Ben Evans (4) Play Hard – Gid Tanner And Band: Work Don't Bother Me.

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