The Southern Waltz (recordings)
This is a cumulative collection of “The Southern Waltz” blog post series dedicated to the great southern waltzes, waltz fiddlers, and waltz bands of the 1920’s and 1930’s. Please send suggestions, comments, and feedback. Email me
1. “Sweetest Flower Waltz” by The East Texas Serenaders
Recorded December 2, 1927, Dallas, Texas.
2. “Saturday Night Waltz” by Fiddling Bob Larkin
Nov. 21, 1928, Memphis, Tennessee
3. “Marosovia Waltz” by The Hill Billies (the same recording
was also released in Mexico as “Marsovia” by Los Alegres).
Recorded December 21, 1928, NYC
4. “The Sheik Waltz,” by the Mississippi Sheiks
17-Feb-1930, Shreveport, La
5. Uncle Ned’s Waltz by The Grinnell Giggers
Nov. 26, 1930, Memphis, TN
6. “Jug Band Waltz,” by the Memphis Jug Band
7. “Winona Echoes,” by Narmour and Smith
July 30, 1934, Atlanta, GA
8. “Boat Song March,” by The Murphy Bros. Harp Band
Dec. 4, 1930, Atlanta, GA.
9. “My Isle of Golden Dreams,” by Charlie and Ira Stripling
March 12, 1936, New Orleans, LA
10. “Sweet Rose of Heaven,” by Taylor-Griggs Louisiana Melody Makers
Sept. 13, 1928, Memphis, TN
11. “Jacks Creek Waltz,” by Doc Roberts
March 15, 1929, Richmond, IN
12. “The Merry Widow Waltz,” by The Leake County Revelers
April 27, 1928, New Orleans, LA
13. “Over the Waves,” by the Kessinger Bros.
Feb. 4, 1929, New York, NY
December 5, 2017 at 12:08 am |
Thank you very much for compiling this collection. I can picture my grandparents dancing