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Railroadin' some: railroads in the early blues

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1. Verfasser:	Haymes, Max (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	York Music Mentor Books 2006
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1900-2000 Geschichte 1800-1900 Geschichte 1850-1950 Musik Schwarze. USA African Americans > Music > 19th century > History and criticism African Americans > Music > 20th century > History and criticism Blues (Music) > History and criticism Railroads > United States > Songs and music > History and criticism Eisenbahn > Motiv Blues USA
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Beschreibung:	390 S. Ill., Kt.
ISBN:	9780954706838 0954706838

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adam_text	Contents Contents Introduction.......................................................................................... 15 1 Smokestack is black, an the bell it shine like gold ............................ 25 Brief background of railroads in the antebellum era and slaves involvement — role of Pullman and Red Cap porters — the Panama Limited — origins of smokestack lightning and Charley Patton — ticket as long as my right arm , ballin the jack — the other Midnight Special — Texas & New Orleans RR and Lucille Bogan. 2 Skippin round from log to log .......................................................... 49 Evolution of logging camps in the South — origins of piano blues, boogie woogie and the barrelhouse — oral transmission of early blues via logging roads — more on the T&NO. 3 Ah! When I leave here, gonna catch that M&O ................................ 85 The story of the Mobile & Ohio and the blues from 1852 to 1940; a journey from Mobile to St. Louis — background of the floating bridge of Sleepy John Estes fame — Cairo, HI. — the real facts of Casey Jones train wreck in 1900 — river bottoms — the Union Stockyard in Meridian, Miss. — oral transmission and (a) way freight trains on the M&O, (b) stevedores at Mobile Bay. 4 She s givin it away ............................................................................ 121 Short history of the refrigerator car or reefer from 1858 to 1910 — introduction of the banana to the masses in the black community — fast freights: the redbalľ and the hotshot — hoboing on a reefer with Т -Bone Walker and David Honeyboy Edwards — sexual symbolism and street market blues — English music hall link with some early vaudeville-blues singers. 5 Goin where the Southern cross the Yellow Dog ............................. 143 Origins of the yellow dog — short history of the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley RR — pea vine railroads — brief survey of labour history and anti-union railroad companies — yellow dog contracts — recordings of the Yellow Dog from 1923 to 1961, by Sam Collins, Bessie Smith et aï. Contents 6 An that thing don t keep -а ringing so soon .....................................161 Brief study of early Southern prison/correction systems — convict lease and railroads involvement — source of the longest train motif in the blues — origin of In The Pines — Joseph E. Brown and Peg Leg Howell — brief survey of the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co. or TCI , and singers — Railroad Bill and the L&N — short history of Gulfport & Ship Island RR and Robert Johnson link — the ding dong and Frank Stokes. 7 Runnin down to the station ..............................................................199 Resumé of beginnings of the Fast Mail in 1875 — importance to rural South — source of John Byrd s Billy Goat Blues in the 1850s — fast mail trains such as the Big 80 and the Smnyland — lineage of Robert Johnson s fastest train I see verse — streamline trains — blues singers knowledge of railroad operations — the railroad depot: the seamier side and the leaving scene in the blues. As related by Robert Wilkins, Roosevelt Sykes, Ma Rainey and Robert Johnson. 8 I carried water for the elephant ........................................................239 Short history of development of circus and carnival in the South — beginnings of medicine shows — circuses in Natchez, Miss, during antebellum era and the early minstrel song, Billy Barlow — excursion trains — blues singers role in circus and origin of ballyhoo — circus and carnival slang used in the blues — role of steam calliope — short survey of origin of hokum and hokum blues — the railroad crossing — vaudeville-blues singers and travelling shows including Clara Smith — oral transmission process. 9 Gonna leave a Pullman an ride the L&N ........................................273 Vaudeville blues lyrics and influence on rural singers lilie Blind Lemon Jefferson by Sippie Wallace, Ida Cox and others — oral transmission and the blues record — passenger train women, platform vendors and Blind Boy Fuller — survey and ancestry of Careless Love — Mae Glover, John Byrd, Bobby Grant and Buddy Boy Hawkins — roots of Statesboro Blues by Blind Willie McTell. 10 Lined out smokin , look like it takin to scat ....................................301 Short survey of early tramps and hobos on the rails — women hobos and Memphis Minnie — Chicago, the railroad hobo s Mecca — hobo jungles and Hoovervilles — symbolism of the railroad and ultimate freedom for the hobo — The Atlanta Special , Bukka White and Blind Willie McTell — riding the blinds and riding the rods — railroad police and Sleepy John Estes — origins of hobo . Epilogue ...............................................................................................337 Contents Appendix I .......................................................................................... 343 Appendix II ......................................................................................... 345 Appendix III ....................................................................................... 349 Bibliography.................................................................................. 351 Glossary of Railroad Abbreviations & Nicknames ......................... 3 63 Index of Artists Names ..................................................................... 365 Index of Song Titles ........................................................................... 370 Generalindex ..................................................................................... 376 Photo Credits ...................................................................................... 386
adam_txt	Contents Contents Introduction. 15 1 Smokestack is black, an' the bell it shine like gold . 25 Brief background of railroads in the antebellum era and slaves' involvement — role of Pullman and Red Cap porters — the Panama Limited — origins of 'smokestack lightning' and Charley Patton — 'ticket as long as my right arm', 'ballin' the jack' — the 'other' Midnight Special — Texas & New Orleans RR and Lucille Bogan. 2 Skippin' 'round from log to log . 49 Evolution of logging camps in the South — origins of piano blues, boogie woogie and the barrelhouse — oral transmission of early blues via logging roads — more on the T&NO. 3 Ah! When I leave here, gonna catch that M&O . 85 The story of the Mobile & Ohio and the blues from 1852 to 1940; a 'journey' from Mobile to St. Louis — background of the floating bridge of Sleepy John Estes fame — Cairo, HI. — the real facts of Casey Jones' train wreck in 1900 — river bottoms — the Union Stockyard in Meridian, Miss. — oral transmission and (a) way freight trains on the M&O, (b) stevedores at Mobile Bay. 4 She's givin' it away . 121 Short history of the refrigerator car or 'reefer' from 1858 to 1910 — introduction of the banana to the 'masses' in the black community — fast freights: the 'redbalľ and the 'hotshot' — hoboing on a reefer with Т -Bone Walker and David 'Honeyboy' Edwards — sexual symbolism and street market blues — English music hall link with some early vaudeville-blues singers. 5 Goin' where the Southern cross the Yellow Dog . 143 Origins of the 'yellow dog' — short history of the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley RR — pea vine railroads — brief survey of labour history and anti-union railroad companies — yellow dog contracts — recordings of the Yellow Dog from 1923 to 1961, by Sam Collins, Bessie Smith et aï. Contents 6 An' that thing don't keep -а ringing so soon .161 Brief study of early Southern prison/correction systems — convict lease and railroads' involvement — source of the 'longest train' motif in the blues — origin of 'In The Pines' — Joseph E. Brown and Peg Leg Howell — brief survey of the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co. or 'TCI', and singers — Railroad Bill and the L&N — short history of Gulfport & Ship Island RR and Robert Johnson link — the 'ding dong' and Frank Stokes. 7 Runnin'down to the station .199 Resumé of beginnings of the Fast Mail in 1875 — importance to rural South — source of John Byrd's 'Billy Goat Blues' in the 1850s — fast mail trains such as the Big 80 and the Smnyland — lineage of Robert Johnson's 'fastest train I see' verse — streamline trains — blues singers' knowledge of railroad operations — the railroad depot: the seamier side and the 'leaving scene' in the blues. As related by Robert Wilkins, Roosevelt Sykes, Ma Rainey and Robert Johnson. 8 I carried water for the elephant .239 Short history of development of circus and carnival in the South — beginnings of medicine shows — circuses in Natchez, Miss, during antebellum era and the early minstrel song, 'Billy Barlow' — excursion trains — blues singers' role in circus and origin of 'ballyhoo' — circus and carnival slang used in the blues — role of steam calliope — short survey of origin of 'hokum' and hokum blues — the railroad crossing — vaudeville-blues singers and travelling shows including Clara Smith — oral transmission process. 9 Gonna leave a Pullman an' ride the L&N .273 Vaudeville blues lyrics and influence on rural singers lilie Blind Lemon Jefferson by Sippie Wallace, Ida Cox and others — oral transmission and the blues record — passenger train women, platform vendors and Blind Boy Fuller — survey and ancestry of 'Careless Love' — Mae Glover, John Byrd, Bobby Grant and Buddy Boy Hawkins — roots of 'Statesboro Blues' by Blind Willie McTell. 10 Lined out smokin', look like it takin' to scat .301 Short survey of early tramps and hobos on the rails — women hobos and Memphis Minnie — Chicago, the railroad hobo's Mecca — hobo jungles and 'Hoovervilles' — symbolism of the railroad and ultimate freedom for the hobo — 'The Atlanta Special', Bukka White and Blind Willie McTell — riding the blinds and riding the rods — railroad police and Sleepy John Estes — origins of 'hobo'. Epilogue .337 Contents Appendix I . 343 Appendix II . 345 Appendix III . 349 Bibliography. 351 Glossary of Railroad Abbreviations & Nicknames . 3 63 Index of Artists' Names . 365 Index of Song Titles . 370 Generalindex . 376 Photo Credits . 386
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