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There are so many great songs in the public domain arena. We are ripping and specially mastering MP3 files as fast as we can. We hope you enjoy our selections.
Jamestown ExhibitionbyBayless Rose country/folk, bluegrass A good swaying bluegrass diddy, here. Round and round with a steady beat and rhythm, this is just pure and simple guitar pickin' magic. Nobody...more »
L & N RagbyAlex Hood And His Railroad Boys country/folk Good old fashion foot stompin' fiddle music, here. From Corbin, Kentucky with a little rag about the Louisville and Nashville railroad lines. From a day...more »
Barbeque BessbyBessie Jackson blues, piano Born Lucille Bogan, Bessie is heatin' up the grill, here at PD4U! A saucy, tantalizing mp3 that will surely get your mouth watering. Known for...more »
I'm A Guitar KingbyTommy McClennan blues Hail the King! Hail the King! But wait...what could make a man declare such a thing? We at PD4U did not understand this self evaluation,...more »
Tell Me Man BluesbyHenry Sims blues, delta Henry Sims was a talented multi-instrumentalist from Mississippi. His fiddle work next to the famous guitar playing of Charlie Patton made him a well known...more »
Washboard WigglesbyTiny Parham And His Musicians blues, jazz, big band Clean as a whistle on a hot soapy shammy! That washboard, indeed gets you wiggling! Tiny Parham was a Chicago band leader that never...more »
Mobile County BluesbyNelstone's Hawaiians blues "Take a little drink before you play that thing...you play a little better when you on that tea..." Nelstone's Hawaiians was formed in southern Alabama...more »
Camp Nelson BluesbyBooker Orchestra blues Jim Booker, who learned fiddle playing from his father, a former slave in Kentucky, with his string band Booker Orchestra: his younger brothers, Joe and...more »
Mississippi Jailhouse GroanbyRube Lacy blues ''Mississippi Jail House Groan'' was recorded for Paramount in 1928, although he reputedly played on a number of other recordings made by Mississippi artists. In...more »
Thirty One BluesbyBob Call blues Bob Call is believed to come from Texas. During the late '20s he was residing in Chicago and became friends with pianist Will Ezell. Both...more »
Louisberg BluesbyUncle Bunt Stephens country/folk One of the most amazing fiddlers of his era, Uncle Bunt Stephens won contests galore during the '20s and later appeared on the Grand Ole...more »
Stack O' DollarsbyJames Cole blues James Cole was one of a small number of black fiddlers from the historic '20s and '30s who were lucky enough to be documented on...more »
The Girl I Left BehindbyGene Autry country/folk, roots Gene Autry, if you have forgotten,
recorded and wrote hundreds of songs; he was and still might be America's most successful singing cowboy; was cast in...more »
The Grapevine TwistbySteve and His Hot Shots country/folk, Old time fiddle Gather round and promenade, through the pine tree serenade, all is grand and all is fine when the grapevine twist goes down like wine. Wicked...more »
Old Jimmy SuttonbyThe Bogtrotters country/folk, Old time fiddle Davey Crockett Ward and Alec Dunford were the fiddle players and founding members of The Bogtrotters. Fields Ward, Crockett's son, played the guitar...more »
Indian Tom TombyBig Chief Henry's Indian String Band country/folk, blues, Indigenous music of America An Mp3 diamond in the rough. A rare find for us, here. Talk about having the blues! Big Chief Henry soars into the skies of...more »
Midnight SpecialbyBill Cox country/folk, blues Bill Cox does his version of a traditional song, that was written in the American prisons back in the early 1900's. His light bouncy rendition...more »
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