Chanteur et banjoiste US né
David Harrison Macon, le 7 octobre 1870 à Smart Station
(Tennessee). Uncle Dave Macon, fondateur d'une entreprise de transport (par
mules et chariots), devint professionnel par hasard après avoir demandé un
cachet exorbitant à un fermier qui l'accepta. En compagnie du guitariste et
fiddler Sid Harkreader, il grave ses premières faces en 1924 pour Vocalion
Records. En 1926, il devint la première grande vedette du "Grand Ole Opry"
de Nashville (Tennessee), où il se produit régulièrement. Star adulée pour
sa bonne humeur, Uncle Dave fut également l'un des meilleurs banjoïste de
style montagnard traditionnel. Il enregistra pour Vocalion, Bluebird, Okeh,
Champion, Decca, Brunswick et Supertone Records.Véritable pionnier de la
Country Music, Uncle Dave Macon resta en activité jusqu'à sa fin survenue le
22 mars 1952 à Readyville (Tennessee).
Uncle Dave
Macon, beginning his professional musical career after the age of 50, brought
musical and performance traditions of the 19th-century South to the radio shows
and the recording catalogues of the early country music industry. In 1925, he
became one of two charter members of the Grand Ole Opry, then called the WSM
Barn Dance. A consummate showman on the banjo and a one-man repository of
countless old songs and comic routines, Macon remained a well-loved icon of
country music until and beyond his death in 1952.
Born David Harrison Macon in Smartt Station in middle Tennessee's Warren County,
he was the son of a Confederate officer who owned a large farm. Macon heard the
folk music of the area when he was young, but he was also a product of the urban
South: after the family moved to Nashville and began operating a hotel, Macon
hobnobbed with traveling vaudeville musicians who performed there. After his
father was stabbed near the hotel, Macon left Nashville with the rest of his
family. He worked on a farm and later operated a wagon freight line, performing
music only at local parties and dances.
Macon's turn toward a musical second career was due partly to the advent of
motorized trucks, for his wagon line fell on hard times in the early '20s after
a competitor invested in the horseless novelties. In 1923, he struck up a few
tunes in a Nashville barbershop with fiddler Sid Harkreader, and an agent from
the Loew's theater chain happened to stop in. Soon Macon and Harkreader were
touring as far a field as New England, and when George D. Hay began bringing
together performers two years later for what would become the Opry, Macon was a
natural choice. The tour also brought Macon the first of his many recording
dates, held in New York for the Vocalion label in 1924. Macon would record
prolifically through the 1930s (and occasionally up to 1950) for various labels,
accompanied at different times by Harkreader, the brother duo of
Sam & Kirk McGee,
the Delmore Brothers, the young
Roy Acuff, and other string players
including a then-unknown Bill Monroe.
For secular material, his backing band took the name of the Fruit Jar Drinkers.
Macon's recordings are richly enjoyable in themselves and are priceless
historical documents, both for the large variety of banjo styles they preserve
and for the window they afford on American song of the late 19th century. Macon
performed musical-comic routines such as the "Uncle Dave's Travels" series,
topical songs, often of his own composition ("Governor Al Smith"), playful folk
songs ("I'll Tickle Nancy"), gospel with his Dixie Sacred Singers, blackface
minstrel songs, unique proto-blues pieces that Macon learned from African-American
freight workers ("Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy"), and songs of other types.
Yet "the Dixie Dewdrop" was loved most of all for his presence as a live
musician, captured not only on the weekly Opry broadcasts (which were broadcast
nationally for a time in the 1930s) but also in the 1940 film Grand Ole Opry.
Macon delivered what an 1880s southern vaudeville audience would have demanded
for its hard-earned dollar: showmanship (he handled the banjo with Harlem
Globetrotters-like trick dexterity), humor, political commentary (often of the
incorrect variety by modern standards), and unflagging energy.
Macon continued to appear on the Opry almost until his death, gradually taking
on the status of a great-hearted living link to country music's origins. He
became the tenth member of the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1966, and the
revival of old time music that flourished as part of the folk movement focused
the attention of younger listeners on his music. Yet Macon remains less well
understood, and less present in the musical minds of country listeners, than
Jimmie Rodgers or
the Carter Family, even though he was
nearly as well-known in his own day. Perhaps that's because he represents an
older layer of American music-making than almost any other performer known to
country audiences: modern hearers can easily connect with
Rodgers' blues or
the Carters' homespun sentiment, but
Macon may require greater effort. Such effort, in any case, is well repaid by an
acquaintance with his musical legacy.
Talents : Banjo, Guitar, Vocal
Style musical : Old-Time Country / Folk
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DISCOGRAPHY
78 t.
| 1924 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 14847 (US) | I'm Going Away To Leave You / She Was Always Chewing Gum |
| 1924 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 14848 (US) | Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy / Papa's Billie Goat |
| 1924 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 14849 (US) | Bile Dem Cabbage Down / Down By The River |
| 1924 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 14850 (US) | Fox Chase / The Old Maid's Last Hope |
| 1924 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 14864 (US) | Jonah And The Whale / Little Old Log Cabin Down The Lane |
| 1924 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 14887 (US) | Soldier's Joy / Love Somebody |
| 1924 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 14904 (US) | All I've Got's Gone / Hill Billie Blues |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15032 (US) | Run Nigger Run / I Don't Reckon It'll Happen |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15033 (US) | Old Ship Of Zion / Old Dan Tucker |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15034 (US) | The Girl I Left Behind Me / Down In Arkansaw |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15063 (US) | Watermelon Smilin' On The Vine / + Southern Whistling Coon (Syd HARKREADER) |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15076 (US) | From Jerusalem To Jericho / All Go Hungry Hash House |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15100 (US) | Many Times With You I'Vve Wandered (Syd HARKREADER) / Save My Mother's Mother From The Sale |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15101 (US) | Muskrat Medley / Rooster Crow Medley |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15143 (US) | Just From Tennessee / Down By The Old Mill Stream (Syd HARKREADER) |
| 1925 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15192 (US) | Sydney HARKREADER & Uncle Dave MACON - Arkansas Travelers / Going Across The Sea |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15319 (US) | Last Night When My Willie Came Home / I've Got The Mourning Blues |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15320 (US) | Death Of Joh, Henry, Steel Driving Man / On The Dixie Bee Line |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15321 (US) | Rise When The Rooster Crows / Way Down The Old Plank Road |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15322 (US) | The Bible's True / He Won The Heart Of Sarah Jane |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15323 (US) | Whoop 'Em Up, Cindy / Only As Far As The Gate, Dear Ma |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15324 (US) | Just Tell Them That You Saw Me / Poor Sinners, Fare You Well |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15325 (US) | Old Ties / In A Cool Shady Nook |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15341 (US) | I Tickled Nancy / Station Will Be Changed After AWhile |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15439 (US) | Uncle Dave's Beloved Solo / Deliverance Will Come |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15440 (US) | Arcade Blues / Wouldn't Give Me Sugar In My Coffee |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15441 (US) | In The Good Old Summertime / The Old Man's Drunk Again |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15442 (US) | Something's Always Sure To Tickle Me / In The Good Old Days Of Long Ago |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15443 (US) | Sourwood Mountain Medley / In The Old Carolina State |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15444 (US) | Sassy Sam / Stop That Knocking On My Door |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15445 (US) | Shout, Mourner, You Shall Be Free / My Girl's A High Born Lady |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15446 (US) | I Don't Care If I Never Wake Up / Them Two Gals Of Mine |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15447 (US) | I Ain't Got Long To Stay / We Are Up Against It Now |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15448 (US) | Ain't It A Shame To Keep Your Honey Out In T Rain |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15450 (US) | Uncle Ned / Braying Mule |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15451 (US) | Diamond In The Rough / Hold On To The Sleigh |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15452 (US) | Tossing The Baby So High / Kissin' On The Sly |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 15453 (US) | Cross EYyed Butcher And The Cackling Hen / Never Make Love No More |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5001 (US) | Deliverance Will Come / Uncle Dave's Beloved Solo |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5002 (US) | Arcade Blues / Wouldn't Give Me Sugar In My Coffee |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5003 (US) | The Old Man's Drunk Again / In The Good Old Summertime |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5004 (US) | Something's Always Sure To Tickle Me / In The Good Old Days Of Long Ago |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5005 (US) | Sourwood Mountain Medley / In The Old Carolina State |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5006 (US) | Sassy Sam / Stop That Knocking At My Door |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5007 (US) | Shout Mourmer, You Shall Be Free / My Girl's A High Born Lady |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5008 (US) | I Don't Care If I Never Wake Up / Them Two Gals Of Mine |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5009 (US) | I Ain't Got Long To Stay / We Are Up Against It Now |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5010 (US) | Sho' Fly, Don't You Bother Me / Ain'T It A Shame To Keep Your Honey Out In A Rain |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5011 (US) | Uncle Ned / Braying Mule |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5012 (US) | Diamond In The Rough / Hold On To The Sleigh |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5013 (US) | Tossing The Baby So High / Kissin' On The Sly |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5014 (US) | Never Make Love No More / Cross Eyed Butcher And The Cackling Hen |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5040 (US) | She's Always Chewing Gum / I'm Going Away To Leave You |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5041 (US) | Papa's Billie Goat / Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5042 (US) | Down By The River / Bile Dem Cabbage Down |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5043 (US) | Fox Chase / The Old Maid's Last Hope |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5046 (US) | Jonah And The Whale / Little Old Log Cabin Down The Lane |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5047 (US) | Syd HARKREADER & Dave MACON - Soldier's Joy / Love Somebody |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5051 (US) | Hill Billie Blues / All I've Got's Gone |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5060 (US) | Run Nigger Run / I Don't Reckon It'll Happen |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5061 (US) | Old Ship Zion / Old Dan Tucker |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5062 (US) | Dave MACON & Syd HARKREADER - Down In Arkansas / The Girl I Left Behind Me |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5065 (US) | Watermelon Smiling On The Vine / Duing Girls Message (Syd HARKREADER) |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5067 (US) | From Jerusalem To Jericho / All Go Hungry Hash House |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5070 (US) | Save My Mother's Picture From The Sale / Many Times With You I Wandered (Syd HARKREADER) |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5071 (US) | Muskrat Medley / Rooster Crow Medley |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5075 (US) | Down By Old Mill Stream (Syd HARKREADER) / Just From Tennesse |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5081 (US) | Arkansas Travelers (Uncle Dave MACON & Syd HARKREADER) / Going Across The Sea |
| 1926 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5095 (US) | I've Got The Mourning Blues / Last Night When My Willie Came Home |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5096 (US) | Death Of John Henry, Steel Driving Man / On The Dixie Bee Line |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5097 (US) | Rise When The Rooster Crows / Way Down The Old Plank Road |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5098 (US) | The Bible's True / He Won The Heart Of Sarah Jane |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5099 (US) | Whoop 'Em Up, Cindy / Only As Far As The Gate, Dear Ma |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5100 (US) | Poor Sinners, Fare You Well / Just Tell Them That You Saw Me |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5104 (US) | In A Cool Shady Nook / Old Ties (Sam McGHEE & Dave MACON) |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5109 (US) | I Tickled Nancy / Station Will Be Changed After Awhile |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5148 (US) | Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - Bake Dat Chicken Pie / I'm A-Goin' Away In The Morn |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5149 (US) | In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree / I'll Never Go There Any More |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5151 (US) | Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - Carve That Possum / Hold The Woodpile Down |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5152 (US) | Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - That Gray Cat On The Tennessee Farm / Rock About My Sara Jane |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5153 (US) | Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - Tell Her To Come Back Home / Jordan Is A Hard Road To Travel |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5154 (US) | Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - Hop High Ladies, The Cake's All Dough / Walk, Tom Wilson, Walk |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5155 (US) | Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - Pickanniny Lullaby Song / Sail Away Ladies |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5156 (US) | Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - The Rabbit In The Pea Patch / Sleepy Lou |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5157 (US) | Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - I'se Gwine Back To Dixie / Take Me Home Poor Julia |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5159 (US) | Poor Old Dad (Dave MACON & McGEE BROTHERS) / Molly Married A Traveling Man |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5161 (US) | Heart Aching Blues / Mocking Bird Song |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5163 (US) | Roe Hire Poor Gal / When Reuben Comes To Town |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5164 (US) | Got No Silver Nor Gold Blues / Backwater Blues |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5165 (US) | Tom And Jerry / Go Along Mule |
| 1927 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5172 (US) | Dave MACON & McGEE BROTHERS - More Like Your Dad Every Day / You've Been A Friend To Me |
| 1928 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5261 (US) | The Coon That Had The Razor / The New Ford Car |
| 1928 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 112 (US) | Death Of John Henry / On The Dixie Bee Line |
| 1928 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 113 (US) | Never Make Love No More / Diamonds In The Rough |
| 1928 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 114 (US) | Cross Eyed Butcher And The Hen / Hold On To The Sleigh |
| 1928 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 263 (US) | Governer Al Smith / Comin Round The Mountain (Dave MACON & John McGHEE) |
| 1928 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 266 (US) | Worthy Of Estimation / The Gal That Got Stuck On Everest |
| 1928 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 292 (US) | I'm The Child To Fight / Buddy, Won't You Roll Down The Line? |
| 1928 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 329 (US) | Over The Road I'm Bound To Go / From Earth To Heaven |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5341 (US) | Dave MACON & Sid HARKREADER - Mister Johnson / Farm Relief |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5356 (US) | Dave MACON & Sid HARKREADER - Man That Rode The Mule Around The World / Life And Death Of Jesse James |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5374 (US) | Dave MACON & Sid HARKREADER - We Need A Change In Business All Around / For Goodness Sake Don't Say I Told You So |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5380 (US) | Dave MACON & Sid HARKREADER - Susie Lee / Darling Zelma Lee |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. VOCALION 5397 (US) | Put Me In My Little Bed (Dave MACON & Sid HARKREADER) / Hush Little Baby, Don't You Cry |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 340 (US) | New Coon In Town (Uncle Dave MACON & Sid HARKREADER) / Uuncle Dave's Travels - Part 1 (Misery in Arkansas) |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. SUPERTONE 2041 (US) | Cross Eyed Butcher / Since Baby's Learned To Talk |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. SUPERTONE 2042 (US) | Uncle Dave's Travels Pt.4 / Hold On To The Sleigh |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 349 (US) | Over The Mountain / Uncle Dave's Travels Part 2 |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 355 (US) | Uncle Dave's Travels Part 3 / Tennessee Jubilee |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 362 (US) | Since Baby's Learned To Talk / Uncle Dave's Travels Part 4 |
| 1929 ? | 78 t. BRUNSWICK 425 (US) | Coming Round The Mountains (Dave MACON & John McGHEE) / Left My Gal In The Mountains (Frank LUTHER & C. ROBISON) |
| 1934 ? | 78 t. DECCA 5369 (US) | Dave MACON & Sam McGEE - Don't Get Weary, Children / He's Up With The Angels Now |
| 1934 ? | 78 t. DECCA 5373 (US) | Dave MACON & Sam McGEE - Thank God For Eveerything / When The Train Comes Along |
| 1934 ? | 78 t. CHAMPION 16822 (US) | He's Up With The Angels Now / Don't Get Weary, Children |
| 1934 ? | 78 t. CHAMPION 45048 (US) | Don't Get Weary, Children / He's Up With The Angels Now (Dave MACON) |
| 1935 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 5842 (US) | One More River To Cross / When The Harvest Days Are Over |
| 1935 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 5873 (US) | I'll Tickle Nancy / Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy |
| 1936 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 5926 (US) | Just One Way To The Pearly Gate / Over The Mountain |
| 1937 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 7174 (US) | Honest Confession Is Good For The Soul / From Jerusalem To Jericho |
| 1937 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 7324 (US) | Two In One Chewing Gum / Travelin Down The Road |
| 1937 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 7350 (US) | The Bum Hotel / All In Down And Out Blues |
| 02/1938 | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 7385 (US) | On The Banks Of The Ohio (MONROE BROTHERS) / + Fame Apart From God's Approval |
| 1938 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 7549 (US) | He Won The Heart Of Sarah Jane / She's Got The Money Too |
| 1938 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 7951 (US) | Cumberland Mountain Deer Race / Country Ham And Red Gravy |
| 1938 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 8279 (US) | Working For My Lord / Things I Don't Like To See |
| 1938 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 8325 (US) | Railroadin' And Gamblin' / Give Me Back My Five Dollars |
| 1938 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 8341 (US) | Beautiful Love / Wait Till The Clouds Roll By |
| 1938 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 8379 (US) | Johnny Grey / The Gayest Old Dude That's Out |
| 1938 ? | 78 t. BLUEBIRD 8422 (US) | They're After Me / My Daughter Wished To Marry |
Album
| 1971 | LP 12" COUNTY 521 (US) |
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EARLY RECORDINGS | ||||||||||
| 1972 | LP 12" COUNTY 3505 (US) |
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GO LONG MULE - Over The Road I'm Bound To Go / I'm Goin' Away In The Morn / Go Long Mule / Oh Baby, You Done Me Wrong / Jordan Is A Hard Road To Travel / Grey Cat On The Tennessee Farm / Over The Mountain / Hold The Woodpile Down / Backwater Blues / Don't Get Weary Children / She's Got The Money Too / Way Down The Old Plank Road / Carve That Possum / Old Ties / Tom And Jerry / Rock About My Sarah Jane / Rabbit In The Pea Patch / Sail Away Ladies | ||||||||||
| 1973 | LP 12" FOLK VARIETY 12503 (D) |
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THE GAYEST OLD DUDE IN TOWN -
Hop High Ladies / Uncle Dave's Travels, Pt. 1 / Uncle Dave's
Travels, Pt. 2 / Uncle Dave's Travels, Pt. 3 / Travelin' Down
The Road / Molly Married A Travelin' Man / Bake That Chicken Pie
/ The Man Who Rode The Mule Around The World / Life And Death Of
Jesse James / Poor Old Dad / Since Baby's Learned To Talk / He's
Up With The Angels Now / Summertime On The Beeno Line / Peek A
Boo / The Gayest Old Dude In Town / Keep My Skillet Good And
Greasy
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| 1976 | LP 12" BEAR FAMILY BFX 12514 (D) |
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AT HOME | ||||||||||
| 1979 | LP 12" ROUNDER 1028 (US) |
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LAUGH YOUR BLUES AWAY - Go On, Nora Lee / Mysteries Of The World / Come On Buddie, Don't You Want To Go / Oh Lovin' Babe / Come Dearest The Daylight Is Dawning - Nobody's Darling / Don't You Look For Trouble / I'm Free, I've Broken The Chains / Laugh Your Blues Away / Take Me Back To My Old Carolina Home / Travellin' On My Mind / I'm Drifting Farther From You / Over The Mountain / Death Of John Henry / Eleven Cent Cotton / Chewing Gum / From Jerusalem To Jericho / How Beautiful Heaven Must Be | ||||||||||
| 197? | LP 12" VETCO 105 (US) |
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UNCLE DAVE MACON - VOLUME 2 | ||||||||||
| 198? | LP 12" OLD HOMESTEAD OHCS 148 (US) |
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KEEP MY SKILLET GOOD & GREASY | ||||||||||
| 198? | LP 12" OLD HOMESTEAD OHCS 183 (US) |
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OVER THE MOUNTAIN (1935-1938) - VOLUME II | ||||||||||
| 1992 | CD MCA MCAD-10546 (US) |
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COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME SERIES - From Earth To Heaven / Farm Relief / Tom And Jerry / I'm The Child To Fight / Go Long Mule / Governor Al Smith / Late Last Night When My Willie Came Home / Tell Her To Come Back Home / Tennessee Jubilee / The Cross-Eyed Butcher And The Cacklin' Hen / Sleepy Lou / Sourwood Mountain Medley / Uncle Dave's Travels, Pt. 1 (Misery In Arkansas) / I'm Goin' Away In The Morn / Shall We Gather At The River? / When The Train Comes Along | ||||||||||
| 1995 | CD COUNTY / BMG 115 (US) |
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TRAVELIN' DOWN THE ROAD - Travelin' Down The Road / Cumberland Mountain Deer Race / The Bum Hotel / Over The Mountain / Railroadin' And Gamblin' / Country Hand And Red Gravy / Johnny Grey / All In, Down And Out Blues / Give Me Back My Five Dollars / Honest Confession Is Good For The Soul / Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy / She's Got The Money Too / From Jerusalem To Jericho / They're After Me / Just One Way To The Pearly Gates / The Gayest Old Dude That's Out / One More River To Cross / My Daughter Wished To Marry | ||||||||||
| 09/2002 | CD SPRING FED 101 (US) |
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UNCLE DAVE AT HOME - Uncle Dave MACON & His FRUIT JAR DRINKERS - Cumberland Mountain Deer Race / Rabbit In The Pea Patch / Bully Of The Town / Mountain Dew / Old Maid's Love Song / Rock Of Ages (fragment) / Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy / Death Of John Henry / That's Where My Money Goes / Long John Green / Lady In The Car / Cotton Eyed Joe / Something's Sure To Tickle Me / Chewing Gum / All In Down And Out Blues / Hungry Hash House / Whoa Mule / No One To Welcome Me Home / Banjo Solo / Jenny Put The Kettle On / Kissing On The Sly | ||||||||||
| 07/2004 | 4 CD JSP 7729 (UK) |
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CLASSIC SIDES 1924-1938 :
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| 2004 | 9 CD + 1 DVD BEAR FAMILY BCD 15978 (D) |
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KEEP MY SKILLET GOOD &
GREASY :
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| 03/2006 | 4 CD JSP 7769 (UK) |
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VOLUME
2 : CLASSIC CUTS 1924-1938 :
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