The roots of Skiffle music can be traced to the 1890s. It was first recorded in the 1920s and 1930s and was somehow resurrected in the late 1950s in England. If it weren't for SKIFFLE music there would be no Beatles. This episode explores SKIFFLE'S early roots and recording
From wash tub bass, kazoos, tin can drums to cigar box fiddles - the specific brand of American Folk Music helped launch the 1960s British Invasion
YOU WILL HEAR: The Five Harmainiacs - SADDIE GREEN ( The Vamp Of New Orleans - 1926)
Mississippi Jook Band - BARBECUE BUST ( 1936)
Mobile Strugglers - FATTENING FROGS FOR SNAKES ( 1950s)
also, Bobby Leacan's Need More Band, Dallas String Band and much more!
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American Grooves Radio Hour, hosted by filmmaker and collector Joe Lauro, takes you on a deep dive into the music of pre-World War II America. It focuses on the Jazz, pioneering Blues, early Country, Gospel, Vaudeville and World Music which was being performed on the streets and in the taverns and nightclubs of pre-1935 America. ONLY original 78 rpm records from Joe’s world-renowned archive and the libraries of other notable collectors will be played. There will also be stories from the first generation of record collecting as well as backgrounds and information on the records and the artists. Support this po...