Catalog start Resource type Music recording Media type Vinyl disc Author Broonzy, Big Bill, 1893-1958

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1. Big Bill Broonzy [1967]

  • Archive of Folk Music FS 213. 1967.
Description
Music recording — 2s. 12in. 33.3rpm.
SAL3 (off-campus storage)

2. Big Bill Broonzy sings country blues [1964]

Description
Music recording — 1 audio disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono ; 12 in.
Summary
  • In the evening
  • When things go wrong
  • it hurts me too
  • Diggin' my potatoes
  • Poor Bill blues
  • Trouble in mind
  • I wonder when I'll be called a man
  • Louise, Louise
  • Frankie and Johnny
  • South bound train
  • Joe Turner no. 2
  • Hey, hey baby
  • Saturday evening blues
Archive of Recorded Sound

3. Big Bill's blues [1956]

Description
Music recording — 1 audio disc (43 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono ; 12 in.
Summary
  • Bossie woman
  • Texas tornado
  • Tell me what kind of man Jesus is
  • Trouble in mind
  • See see rider
  • When I've been drinkin'
  • Martha
  • Swing low, sweet chariot
  • Key to the highway
  • Goodbye baby blues
Collection
Archive of Recorded Sound

4. Brother, can you spare a dime? [sound recording] : American song during the Great Depression [1977]

  • New York : New World Records, p1977.
Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; 12 in.
Summary
  • Brother, can you spare a dime (Bing Crosby) (3:14)
  • The boulevard of broken dreams (Hal Kemp) (3:10)
  • Life is just a bowl of cherries (Rudy Vallee) (3:12)
  • In the still of the night (Glen Gray) (3:14)
  • Love walked in (Kenny Baker) (2:41)
  • On the good ship Lollypop (Shirley Temple) (2:25)
  • Unemployment stomp (Big Bill Broonzy) (2:36)
  • The gold diggers' song [We're in the money] (Dick Powell) (3:13)
  • All in and down and out blues (Uncle Dave Macon) (2:30)
  • Fifteen miles from Birmingham (Delmore Brothers) (2:45)
  • The coal loading machine (Evening Breezes Sextet) (2:43)
  • NRA blues (Bill Cox) (2:52)
  • I ain't got no home in this world anymore (Woody Guthrie) (2:46)
  • The death of Mother Jones (Gene Autry) (2:40)
  • All I want (Pete Seeger & Almanac Singers) (3:00)
  • The white cliffs of Dover (Glenn Miller & orch.) (2:54).
SAL3 (off-campus storage)

5. From spirituals to swing [1939]

  • New York : Vanguard, 1973
Description
Music recording — 2 audio discs (91 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in.
Summary
  • I got rhythm (Benny Goodman Sextet)
  • Flying home (Benny Goodman Sextet)
  • Memories of you (Benny Goodman Sextet)
  • Blues with Helen (Helen Humes and Band)
  • Mortgage stomp (Members of Basie Band)
  • One o'clock jump (Count Basie Band)
  • Blues with Lips ("Hot Lips" Page, with Basie Band)
  • That rhythm man (Count Basie Band)
  • Good morning blues (Kansas City Six)
  • Way down yonder in New Orleans (Kansas City Six)
  • I ain't got nobody (Count Basie)
  • Don't be that way (Members of Basie Band)
  • Mule walk stomp (James P. Johnson)
  • Carolina shout (James P. Johnson)
  • Weary blues (New Orleans Feetwarmers)
  • I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate (New Orleans Feetwarmers)
  • Stompin' at the Savoy (Benny Goodman Sextet)
  • Honeysuckle rose (Benny Goodman Sextet)
  • Gospel train (Golden Gate Quartet)
  • I'm on my way (Golden Gate Quartet)
  • Four day creep (Ida Cox and Band)
  • Oh lady be good (Jam session) (Benny Goodman Sextet, Count Basie Band, and Meade Lux Lewis, Pete Johnson, and Albert Ammons)
  • Mountain blues (Sonny Terry)
  • The new John Henry (Sonny Terry and Bull City Red)
  • It's all right baby (Joe Turner and Pete Johnson)
  • Cavalcade of Boogie (Pete Johnson, Meade Lux Lewis and Albert Ammons)
  • Done got wise (Big Bill Broonzy)
  • Louise, Louise (Big Bill Broonzy)
  • What more can my Jesus do (Mitchell's Christian Singers)
  • My mother died a'shoutin' (Mitchell's Christian Singers)
  • Paging the devil (Kansas City Six)
Collection
Archive of Recorded Sound, Music Library

6. This is the blues, with Big Bill Broonzy, Sonny Terry, and Brownie McGhee interviewed by Studs Terkel [sound recording]. [1959]

Description
Music recording — 2s. 12in. 33.3rpm.
SAL3 (off-campus storage)