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I Need-A Plenty Grease In My Frying Pan
(roots and influences of vaudeville & rural blues: 1919-1940)
by
Max Haymes

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North American Indians                                                  [Penguin Books. New York City] 1989.  Rep. 1st. pub. 1841.

6. Fahey John

Charley Patton
[Studio Vista. London] 1970.

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8. Haymes Max

Railroadin’ Some (railroads in the early blues) 
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The Southeastern Indians 
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[University of Massachusetts. Amherst.] 1981.

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14. -------“-------

Blues Fell This Morning - Meaning In The Blues
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16. Russell Tony

The Penguin Guide To The Blues Recordings
Tony Russell & Chris Smith & co. [Penguin Books] 2006.

17. Smith Chris The Penguin Guide etc. Ibid.
18. Spear Allan H.

Black Chicago (the making of a negro ghetto 1890-1920)
[The University of Chicago Press. Chicago & London] 1967.

19. Spottswood Dick

Notes to Screamin’ And Hollerin’ The Blues
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Ma Rainey And The Classic Blues Singers 
[Studio Vista. London] 1970.

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Discographical details from Blues & Gospel Records 1890-1943 (4th. ed. Rev). John Godrich, Robert M.W. Dixon, Howard Rye. [Clarendon Press. Oxford] 1997.
Compilation by Max Haymes.
Transcriptions by Max Haymes.
Corrections/additions by Max Haymes.

© Copyright 2012 Max Haymes. All Rights Reserved.
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CD A
 
Who Toot Your Fruttie Nice An' Tight?
CD B
 
It's Papa's Elgin Movements From His Shoulders Da-Own
CD C
 
Eagle Rock Me Mama, Sally Long Me, Too
CD D
 
You Was A Good Old Gobbler, But You Lost Your Strut
Bibliography
 
 

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