Orthophonic joy: the 1927 Bristol sessions revisited

Don't deny yourself the sheer joy of orthophonic music (4:26)

I'm redeemed / (Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver) (4:08)

All they needed now was talent (3:33)

Bury me beneath the willow / (Emmylou Harris) (3:22)

Tonight he is playing the old, old tune at police headquarters (3:02)

Black eyed Susie / (Marty Stuart) (2:40)

An early tradition of scrapping for rights and royalties (2:12)

When they ring those golden bells / (Dolly Parton) (5:14)

I wish I had some rocks to throw at them (3:54)

The storms are on the ocean / (Ashley Monroe) (3:52)

Any song with a story will go to the people's hearts (4:12)

I am resolved / (the Shotgun Rubies) (3:42)

A hoedown social in a mountain cabin (3:09)

Sweet heaven when I die / (Steve Martin & the Steep Canyon Rangers) (3:32)

Daddy never knew when he would come up with an idea for a song (3:23)

The soldier's sweetheart / (Vince Gil) (3:34)

Where the blues meets the church (2:14)

To the work / (Keb' Mo') (3:25)

Singers who had not visited Bristol during their entire lifetime arrived (2:13)

Where we'll never grow old / (the Church Sisters) (4:59)

Love, loss, and the perils of the moonshine business (2:29)

Darling Cora / (Corbin Hayslett) (3:46)

Ramblers riding the longest train I ever saw (2:00)

In the pines / (Brad Paisley & Carl Jackson) (3:57)

Twenty-one good years at the throttle (3:08)

The wreck of the Virginian / (Ashley & Shannon Campbell) (4:24)

Prized and practical, brutal ballads (2:08)

Pretty Polly / (Carl Jackson) (5:56)

Tremendous heart punch and appeal (3:33)

The wandering boy / (Sheryl Crow) (4:26)

Gotta catch that train (1:54)

Train on the island / (Larry Cordle & the Virginia Luthiers) (2:24)

History saws and strums along with itself (2:18)

ohnny Goodwin ; The girl I left behind / (Jesse McReynolds & Carl Jackson) (2:35)

Introducing the Orthophonic choir (2:06)

Shall we gather at the river / (the Chuck Wagon Gang & the Orthophonic Choir) (3:22)

The birthplace of country music (2:45)