Herschel Brown 1928 - 1929

John Dilleshaw 1929 - 1930

Frank Hutchison Vol 1 1926 - 1929

Old Time Music From West Virginia 1927 - 1929

Earl Johnson Vol 1 1927
Robert Earl Johnson learned to play the fiddle from an early age, partly with some assistance from his father. When he was young, he used to practise together with his two brothers, Albert on banjo and Ester on guitar. Between 1920 and 1934, Johnson was a regular participant at the Atlanta Fiddlers' Convention.In 1923, Albert and Ester were the victims of an epidemic.The same year, Johnson joined Fiddlin' John Carson's Virginia Reelers and within two years, he made his first recordings on Paramount Records. Initially, he recorded with the 'Dixie String Band' and Arthur Tanner. He became the Georgia state fiddle champion of 1926 in Atlanta. Johnson formed the Dixie Entertainers with guitarist Byrd Moore and banjoist Emmett Bankston and they made their first recordings for Okeh Records on February 21, 1927. When Byrd Moore left, Johnson added guitarist Lee "Red" Henderson and formed 'The Clodhoppers'. The new band became successful recording for Okeh in October 1927. Although he made his last recordings in 1931, he continued to perform on the radio and on fiddlers' conventions for the remainder of his life. His last performance was on May 24, 1965 at the Stone Mountain Fiddlers' Convention in Georgia No less than a week later, he died of a heart attack Biog details courtesy of Wikipedia

Earl Johnson Vol 2 1927 - 1931

The Stripling Brothers Vol 1 1928 - 1934

The Stripling Brothers Vol 2 1934 - 1936

Mississippi String Bands Vol 1 1928 - 1935

Kessinger Brothers Vol 1 1928 - 1929

Kessinger Brothers Vol 2 1929

Kessinger Brothers Vol 3 1929 - 1930

Kentucky Gospel 1927 - 1928

Fiddlin' John Carson Vol 1 1923 - 1924

Fiddlin' John Carson Vol 2 1924 - 1925

Fiddlin' John Carson Vol 3 1925 - 1926

Fiddlin' John Carson Vol 4 1926 - 1927

Fiddlin' John Carson Vol 5 1927 - 1929

Fiddlin' John Carson Vol 6 1929 - 1930
The legendary John Carson fiddles up a storm

Fiddlin' John Carson Vol 7 1930 - 1934

Georgia String Bands Vol 1 1927 - 1930

Blind Alfred Reed 1927 - 1929

Da Costa Woltz's Southern Broadcasters 1927 - 1929

Georgia Songsters 1926 - 1930

Burnett & Rutherford 1926 - 1930

Kelly Harrell Vol 1 1925 - 1926

Kelly Harrell Vol 2 1926 - 1929

Mississippi String Bands Vol 2 1928 - 1930

Leake County Revelers Vol 1 1927 - 1928

Leake County Revelers Vol 2 1929 - 1930

East Texas Serenaders 1927 - 1937

Alabama String Bands 1924 - 1937
Emerging from the static on these extremely rare recordings is excellent fiddling in a variety of styles by Alabamians whose fame did not extend far beyond the state lines.

The Chattanooga Boys Allen Brothers Vol 1 1927 - 1930

The Chattanooga Boys Allen Brothers Vol 2 1930 - 1932

The Chattanooga Boys Allen Brothers Vol 3 1932 - 1934

Sam McGee 1926 - 1934

Nashville 1928
This is the first chapter of a long and winding tale: how a leafy Mid-Southern city with an attraction for the insurance business grew into the Third Coast of the American record industry. Yet the story of Music City USA opens not in Owen Bradley's Quonset hut or RCA's studio B, nor with independent labels of the '40s like Bullet Records, but in a temporary studio in a downtown office building, one week in 1928.

Texas Fiddle Bands Vol 1 1925 - 1930

Hill Billies / Al Hopkins & His Buckle Busters Vol 1

Hill Billies / Al Hopkins & Buckle Busters Vol 2

Hill Billies / Al Hopkins & Buckle Busters Vol 3
Vintage Old timey music. The roots of Hill Billy and C+W

Fiddlin' Doc Roberts Vol 1 1925 - 1928

Fiddlin' Doc Roberts Vol 2 1928 - 1930
More from the fiddling maestro himself

Fiddlin' Doc Roberts Vol 3 1930 - 1934

Lowe Stokes Vol 1 1927 - 1930

The Dixon Brothers Vol 1 1936
The first of four volumes, chronicling the recording career of one of country music�s most individualistic of the so-called �brother acts� which flourished in during the thirties, covers their first three recording sessions.

The Dixon Brothers Vol 2 1937
The second of four volumes, chronicling the recording career of one of country music’s most individualistic of the so-called “brother acts” which flourished in during the thirties.

The Dixon Brothers Vol 3 1937 - 1938
The third of four volumes, chronicling the recording career of one of country music’s most individualistic of the so-called “brother acts” which flourished in during the thirties.

The Dixon Brothers Vol 4 1938
The third of four volumes, chronicling the recording career of one of country music’s most individualistic of the so-called “brother acts” which flourished in during the thirties.

Roy Harvey Vol 1 1926 - 1927
This is the first of four volumes featuring the complete recorded works of the hillbilly recording artist, Roy Harvey. The 4 volume set follows Harvey's recording career over a five year period from his first recordings in New York in September 1926 to his last recording session in Atlanta, October 1931 and includes some of the finest hillbilly recordings of the era.

Roy Harvey Vol 2 1928 - 1929
This is the second of four volumes featuring the complete recorded works of the hillbilly recording artist, Roy Harvey. The 4 volume set follows Harvey's recording career over a five year period from his first recordings in New York in September 1926 to his last recording session in Atlanta, October 1931 and includes some of the finest hillbilly recordings of the era.

Roy Harvey Vol 3 1929 - 1930
The third of four volumes featuring the complete recorded works of the hillbilly recording artist, Roy Harvey. The 4 volume set follows Harvey's recording career over a five year period from his first recordings in New York in September 1926 to his last recording session in Atlanta, October 1931 and includes some of the finest hillbilly recordings of the era.

Roy Harvey Vol 4 1931
The last of four volumes featuring the complete recorded works of the hillbilly recording artist, Roy Harvey. The 4 volume set follows Harvey's recording career over a five year period from his first recordings in New York in September 1926 to his last recording session in Atlanta, October 1931 and includes some of the finest hillbilly recordings of the era.

Grayson & Whitter Vol 1 1927 - 1928

Grayson & Whitter Vol 2 1927 - 1928

The Skillet Lickers Vol 1 1926 - 1927
This is the first of six volumes featuring the complete recorded works of The Skillet Lickers. The 6 volume set covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, hillbilly and string band recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.

The Skillet Lickers Vol 2 1927 - 1928
This is the second of six volumes featuring the complete recorded works of The Skillet Lickers. The 6 volume set covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, hillbilly and string band recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.

The Skillet Lickers Vol 3 1928 - 1929
This is the third of six volumes featuring the complete recorded works of The Skillet Lickers. The 6 volume set covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, hillbilly and string band recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.

The Skillet Lickers Vol 4 1928 - 1930
This is the fourth of six volumes featuring the complete recorded works of The Skillet Lickers. The 6 volume set covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, hillbilly and string band recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.

The Skillet Lickers Vol. 5 1930 -1934
This is the fifth of six volumes featuring the complete recorded works of The Skillet Lickers. The 6 volume set covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, hillbilly and string band recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.

The Skillet Lickers Vol. 6 1934
The final volume of the Skillet Lickers 6 volume set covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, hillbilly and string band recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.

Walter Smith & Friends Vol. 1
This is the first of three volumes featuring the complete recorded works of Walter Smith & Friends. The 3 volume set covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.

Walter Smith & Friends Vol. 2
This is the second of three volumes featuring the complete recorded works of Walter Smith & Friends. The 3 volume set of Walter Smith & Friends covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.

Walter Smith & Friends Vol. 3
This is the third and final volume featuring the complete recorded works of Walter Smith & Friends. The 3 volume set of Walter Smith & Friends covers some of the finest, and some of the rarest, recordings of what is often called the golden age of old-time music.