This week we celebrate the simple joys that have always bound American music together. Deeper Roots travels back nearly a century—from the roaring jazz of Ethel Waters, Fletcher Henderson, and Coleman Hawkins to the contemporary wit of Kacey Musgraves—finding common threads of laughter, resilience, friendship, and the everyday pleasures that make life worth living. Along the way we’ll make a party heavy stop in New Orleans with Aaron Neville, Fats Domino, James Booker, Dr. John, Irma Thomas, and Art Neville, then head into the hills with bluegrass, country, and Appalachian traditions as the road we ride takes us from Oklahoma to Kentucky. With deep blues, gospel, western swing, big band classics, and timeless folk ballads all sharing the same stage, our show this week revels in music that reminds us there’s always another reason to celebrate the journey.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Year
Start At
1
Aaron Neville
Let's Live
Treacherous [Disc 1]
1961
00:00
2
James Booker
Medley: Tico Tico / Papa Was A Rascal / So Swell When You're Well
Classified
1982
05:29
3
Dr. John
Traveling Mood
The Ultimate Dr. John
1987
10:18
4
Fats Domino
The Girl I Love [Version 2]
This Is Gold Disc 1
2004
12:56
5
Aaron Neville
My True Story
My True Story
2013
16:24
6
Irma Thomas
While the City Sleeps
Time Is on My Side: The Best of Irma Thomas Vol. 1
1964
19:14
7
Kansas Joe and Memphis Minnie
I'm Wild About My Stuff
Flashbacks #1 Drug Songs 1917-1944
0
28:43
8
Blind Boy Fuller
Trucking My Blues Away No. 2 (take 2)
Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order – Volume 2 (29 April to 12 July 1937)
This Friday, Deeper Roots presents an encore broadcast from February 2020, exploring the rich intersection of gospel, blues, and tradition through the theme of the “Travelin’ Blues.” Whether the journey leads down the King’s Highway toward salvation or along a lonely back road toward temptation, we’ll steer clear of the toll roads and follow the winding paths where sacred and secular music have traveled side by side for generations. Along the way you’ll hear performances from Rory Block, Chris Smither, Eric Clapton, Freddie King, The Golden Gate Quartet, and many more. Originally conceived as the first installment in a series of programs about songs of the road, this episode explores highways and journeys through the language of the blues and gospel. Join us for two hours of American roots music where every mile has a story to tell.
Tomorrow isn’t a guarantee; it’s a promise we keep to one another. In times when the airwaves and headlines feel crowded with division, hatred, and the loud noise of demagoguery, all in reaction to barbarous and vile language from the highest quarters, the antidote has always been found in the music. This week on Deeper Roots, we are celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary by stepping directly into the storm with a playlist designed to uplift, fortify, and remind us of what’s worth fighting for. Count on sounds from Gillian Welch, Willie Nelson, Sam Cooke, Chet Baker and a few dozen more as we dive deep into a century of American music, bringing you powerful songs of the spirit from the gospel canon alongside timeless anthems of resistance that call on us to rise above the attacks on our shared democracy. This isn’t just a look back at history—it’s a toolkit for the present.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Year
Start At
1
Mahalia Jackson
I Will Move On Up A Little Higher
Folk Blues & Gospel: Will the Circle Be Unbroken
1999
00:00
2
The Edwin Hawkins Singers
I'm Going Through
Oh Happy Day: The Best Of The Edwin Hawkins Singers
1969
08:19
3
The Blind Boys Of Alabama
I Shall Not Be Moved
I'll Find A Way
2013
13:20
4
Taj Mahal & Ry Cooder
I Shall Not Be Moved
Get On Board
2022
15:56
5
Connie Smith
Farther Along
Connie Smith 1965-1966
2011
20:10
6
Sam Cooke And The Soul Stirrers
Farther Along
The Complete Specialty Recordings [Disc 3]
1956
22:59
7
Larry Campbell
Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning
Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams
2015
30:59
8
The Browns
Fair and Tender Ladies
Classics 1963-1964 (Warped 6384)
2010
34:59
9
Willie Nelson
Healing Hands of Time
Wanted! The Outlaws [Bonus Tracks]
1996
37:25
10
Elvis Presley
(There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me)
Elvis By The Presleys [Disc 1]
1957
39:39
11
The Impressions
Keep On Pushing
Ultimate Collection: The Impressions
1964
42:58
12
Joe Ely
The Road Goes On Forever
The Best Of Joe Ely 20th Century Masters The Millennium Collection
1992
50:29
13
Sara Evans
Born To Fly
Laying Tracks
2003
54:56
14
B.B. King & Dr. John
There Must Be A Better World Somewhere
Deuces Wild
1997
58:46
15
The Bronzemen
Hold On (Keep Yo' Hand On The Plow)
The Bronzemen – Radio Transcriptions (1939)
1939
1:03:24
16
Mahalia Jackson
Keep Your Hand on the Plow
The World's Greatest Gospel Singer
1954
1:10:33
17
Sam Cooke
A Change Is Gonna Come
Hard To Find Jukebox Classics 1960-64: 30 Amazing Stereo Hits
2016
1:12:58
18
Curtis Mayfield & The Impressions
People Get Ready
Akeelah And The Bee (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2006
1:15:32
19
Fats Domino
Walking To New Orleans
The Rock 'n' Roll Era: 1960
1960
1:18:08
20
The Four Tops
Reach Out I'll Be There
The Classic Sixties: 1966
1966
1:20:02
21
Ray Charles
I Believe to My Soul
Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection Disc 1
Get ready for a deep dive into the last 100 years of America’s musical DNA. This week’s Deeper Roots is a ‘romp’ in the truest sense—a free form show celebrating the winsome, the lonesome, and everything in between. We’ve got a heavy-hitting lineup including Etta James, Jimmie Davis, and Billie Holiday, spanning the full spectrum of gospel, country, blues, and jazz. Dave’s been digging through the “digital crates” of the past century to bring you two hours of essential, sometimes irreverent, always authentic sounds. Whether the selections are wholesome or a bit rowdy, this episode runs the full gamut of the American songbook. Pull up a chair at the Deeper Roots dining hall this Friday morning on KOWS Community Radio—there is plenty of soul to go around.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Year
Start At
1
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Trouble In My Mind
Gospel Blues – the Very Best Of
2008
00:00
2
Louis Armstrong
Nobody Knows De Trouble I've Seen
Louis And The Good Book
1938
05:34
3
Sam Cooke
Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen
The Man Who Invented Soul [Box Set] (4 of 4)
1963
08:34
4
The Whitstein Brothers
I'm Troubled
Old Time Duets
1989
12:04
5
Sam Cooke And The Soul Stirrers
I'm So Glad (Trouble Don't Last Always)
The Complete Specialty Recordings [Disc 2]
1955
14:42
6
The Harlem Hamfats
I'm In So Much Trouble Now
Harlem Hamfats Vol. 3 1937-1938
2005
17:53
7
Fats Domino
Bad Luck and Trouble
Fats Domino Out of New Orleans
1961
26:02
8
Mavis Staples Levon Helm
Trouble In My Mind
Carry Me Home
2022
28:38
9
Lee Hazlewood
Trouble Is A Lonesome Town
400 Miles From L.A. 1955-56
1956
33:33
10
Kay Starr
I'm The Lonesomest Gal In Town
Capitol Collectors Series
1947
35:47
11
The Modernaires
It's A Lonesome Old Town (When You're Not Around)
The Complete Modernaires On Columbia Vol 2 (1946-1947)
1947
38:30
12
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana Hayride Intro
At the Louisiana Hayride Tonight (Disc 9)
2017
46:03
13
Jimmie Davis
Pi-Rootin' Around
Nobody's Darlin' But Mine: 1928-1937
1937
47:13
14
Scott Miller & the Commonwealth
Drunk All Around This Town
Reconstruction
2007
49:57
15
Wayne Hancock
Life's Lonesome Road
A-Town Blues
2001
52:32
16
Rick Nelson
Lonesome Town (Unreleased)
Legacy [Disc 1]
1958
54:08
17
Happy Valley Boys
Homecoming Time In Happy Valley
Classic Field Recordings
1940
1:01:08
18
Tom T. Hall
Homecoming (Single Version)
The Definitive Collection: Tom T. Hall
2006
1:03:54
19
Josh Ritter
Homecoming
Sermon on the Rocks
2015
1:07:00
20
Bob Dylan & The Band
Kickin' My Dog Around
The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11
2014
1:12:19
21
Gid Tanner & The Skillet Lickers
Ya Gotta Quit Kickin' My Dog Aroun'
Various Artists: Bob Dylan – Cover To Cover – The Originals VOL. 2 [Disc 2]
1926
1:15:00
22
Leon Chappel
(I'm A) Long Gone Doggie
Automatic Mama
1951
1:17:42
23
Betty Hall Jones
This Joint's Too Hip For Me
Jumpin' Like Mad: Cool Cats & Hip Chicks Non-Stop Dancin' [Disc 1]
It’s a free form morning as Dave once again digs out some favorites and some deep tracks from the last century of America’s music. He’ll be paying his respects to Doug Sahm’s keyboard master, Augie Meyers, while at the same time picking on some thematic tones, including that of heaven, an early century legend by the name of Lulu, early rhythm and western from 1950 as well as a collection of soul tracks that glistened in the winds from 1967. Tune in for The Ink Spots, Jimmy Newman, John Prine, The Castaleers and Fats Waller…a sampler from the past one hundred years. Free form mornings here on KOWS occur only once in a blue moon so you’ll want to be tuning in for more music discovery from all genre corners. You’re invited to come on up to the house where we’re ready, willing and waiting to entertain, putting the madness of a wannabe king behind you for a two-hour joyful jaunt where you’ll find three chords and the truth.
This week’s Deeper Roots, our first show of 2026, is most appropriately built for fresh starts and open horizons—a musical reset button for the soul. Our Friday morning journey will wind its way across gospel, folk, jazz, swing, and Americana, all tied together by the promise of new beginnings and the belief that tomorrow can be better than today. You’ll hear voices of resilience and joy including The Staple Singers, poetic reinvention from Bob Dylan, the irrepressible optimism and swing of Louis Prima, the elegant, forward-moving guitar lines of Herb Ellis, and the border-crossing storytelling of Carrie Rodriguez. Settle in as we welcome brand new days with music that lifts spirits, opens doors, and reminds us that hope is always worth tuning in for. And you can do just that this Friday morning on KOWS.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Aretha Franklin
A Change Is Gonna Come
I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You
2
Bruce Cockburn
Sunrise on the Mississippi
Dart to the Heart
3
Norah Jones
Sunrise
Feels Like Home
4
Louis Prima
Until Sunrise
Beepin' & Boppin'
5
Frankie Newton & Orchestra
The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
Swing Is Here / Small-Band Swing 1935-1939
6
The Midnight Minstrels
There's a New Day Coming
The Big Broadcast – Volume 5
7
Herb Ellis
Sunrise
Down Home
8
Luther Dickinson
Hurry up Sunrise
Blues & Ballads (A Folksinger's Songbook) Volumes I & II
9
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Wake Up Everybody
Sweet Soul Of The 70s: The Sounds Of Philedelphia Disc 1
10
Keb' Mo'
Wake Up Everybody
Peace…Back By Popular Demand
11
Corinne Bailey Rae
Put Your Records On
2007 Grammy Nominees
12
Tracy Chapman
New Beginning
New Beginning
13
Ruthie Foster
Brand New Day
Promise of a Brand New Day
14
Esther Phillips With The Dixie Flyers
Brand New Day (LP Version)
Set Me Free
15
The Staple Singers
Brand New Day
The Complete Stax/Volt Soul Singles, Vol.2: 1968-1971 [Disc 6]
16
Jackie Lomax
New Day
Come And Get It – The Best Of Apple Records
17
Pete Seeger
Keep Your Eyes On The Prize [Album Version]
Pete Seeger: A Link In The Chain
18
Bruce Springsteen
Eyes on the Prize
We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions [DualDisc] Disc 1
19
Mavis Staples
Eyes On The Prize (Cd)
We'll Never Turn Back
20
Carrie Rodriguez
Eyes On The Prize
Love and Circumstances
21
Flock Of Dimes
Awake For The Sunrise
Country Roots Oxford American Southern Music Issue Vol. 24
22
Bob Dylan
New Morning
Chronicles, Vol. 1
23
Florence + The Machine
Dog Days Are Over
Lungs
24
Carsie Blanton
Hope
After the Revolution
25
Dixie Chicks
Wide Open Spaces
Country: The American Tradition [Disc 2]
26
Elvis Presley
There's a Brand New Day On the Horizon
Elvis Double Features: Love in Las Vegas + Roustabout
27
Jackie DeShannon
Put A Little Love In Your Heart
It's My Party – The Great Girl Groups And Singers Of The 60's
Got a harmonica romp through the past one hundred years of America’s Music this coming Friday morning. We’ll be following the harmonica’s journey along and across the American crossroads…one that began in the 19th century, when inexpensive German-made “mouth harps” made their way into the hands of soldiers, travelers, and rural families. Its portability and expressive bends made it a natural fit for early blues and country porch settings. From that country blues porch setting to the juke joints where electric blues, rock, soul, blues, and Americana meet and mingle. We’ll be opening the vaults for some classic tracks from the likes of Little Walter, DeFord Bailey, Mickey Raphael, Sonny Boy Williamson, Charlie Musselwhite, and a couple dozen others as we celebrate the “mouth harp” for its blistering, distorted lead influencing generations of performers of all stripes. Drop in…we’d be glad to have you visit this Friday morning.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
DeFord Bailey
Fox Chase
Country Music: A Film By Ken Burns – The Soundtrack [Disc 1]
2
DeFord Bailey
Davidson County Blues
When The Sun Goes Down: Walk Right In – The Secret Story Of Rock & Roll
3
Sonny Boy Williamson
Your Funeral And My Trial
His Best: Sonny Boy Williamson – The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection
4
Slim Harpo
Buzzin' [Single Version]
The Best Of Slim Harpo
5
Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Shake Your Money Maker
Blues Masters, Vol. 15: Slide Guitar Classics
6
Junior Wells
Messin' With The Kid
Living The Blues – 1965 – 1969 Blues Classics
7
Jimmy Reed
Big Boss Man
MOJO: Rock! Rock! Rock!
8
Little Walter
My Babe
His Best (Chess 50th Anniversary Collection)
9
James Cotton, Junior Wells, Carey Bell, Billy Branch
Who
Let's Dance: The Best Of Ballroom: Swing, Lindy, Jitterbug and Jive
10
James Cotton Feat. Joe Bonamassa
Cotton Mouth Man
Cotton Mouth Man
11
Taj Mahal
Leaving Trunk
The Best Of Taj Mahal
12
Charlie Musselwhite
Christo Redemptor
Stand Back!
13
Slim Harpo
Baby Scratch My Back
The Excello Singles Anthology Disc 2
14
Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee
Fox Chase – Mouth Organ
The Long Road to Freedom: An Anthology of Black Music [Disc 3]
15
Bill "Jazz" Gillum
Don't You Scandalize My Name
Jazz Gillum: Complete Recorded Works Vol.1 1936-49
16
Howlin' Wolf
Moanin' At Midnight
Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: The Road To Memphis
17
Howlin' Wolf
Smokestack Lightnin'
Blowing The Fuse: 1956
18
Woody Guthrie
Pastures Of Plenty
American Roots- A History Of American Folk Music: [Disc 4]
19
Jesse Fuller
San Francisco Bay Blues
Friends Of Old Time Music [Disc 2]
20
Ramblin' Jack Elliott
Roll On Buddy
The Essential Ramblin' Jack Elliott
21
Bob Dylan
Blowin' In The Wind
Sing America
22
Charlie McCoy
Orange Blossom Special
The Real McCoy
23
Norton Buffalo
Eighteen Wheels
Lovin' In The Valley Of The Moon
24
Willie Nelson
On the Road Again
Revolutions of Time: The Journey 1975-1993 Disc 1
25
Bruce Channel
Hey Baby (Delbert McClinton Harp)
Don't Do It: The Smash Record Story 1961-1962 [Disc 2]
The sounds of New Orleans carry a mood that’s both jubilant and deeply human; it dances and mourns in the same breath. It’s the sound of the street parade meeting the juke joint: syncopated, earthy, and alive with horns, piano rolls, and that unmistakable backbeat shuffle. Unlike the more urban polish of Chicago blues or the rural cry of the Delta, New Orleans R&B has always felt like a conversation between the sacred and the profane, where gospel chords meet barroom swagger. Just beyond the Crescent City’s lights, where the waters of the bayou take form, we’ve got the accordians and fiddles of the swamp, where there’s humor, head and heartbreak woven into the DNA of the deep South. It is joyous and haunted, elegant and raw, as well as endlessly resilient. The music of New Orleans inspired an ethos — that music could be communal, unrestrained, and celebratory no matter the hardship. It taught America how to dance through its troubles, to find rhythm in resilience, and to turn sorrow into sound that still shakes the rafters and demands a communal dance to this day. This week’s show raises the flag of the Crescent City and her environs with a rhythm and bayou romp!
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Roomful Of Blues
New Orleans
Best of Roomful of Blues The Alligator Records Years
2
Rusty & Doug Kershaw
Louisiana Man
Louisiana & The Old New Orleans Sound
3
Jimmy Newman
A Fallen Star
Louisiana & The Old New Orleans Sound
4
Alvin Robinson
Down Home Girl
Louisiana & The Old New Orleans Sound
5
Joe Barry
I'm a Fool to Care
Louisiana & The Old New Orleans Sound
6
Rod Bernard
Pardon Mr. Gordon
Chess New Orleans [Disc 2]
7
Barbara George
I Know (You Don't Love Me No More)
Highlights From Crescent City Soul: Sound Of New Orleans 1947-1974
8
Irma Thomas & Marcia Ball
I Just Can't Get New Orleans Off My Mind
Goin' Home: A Tribute To Fats Domino [Disc 2]
9
The Hawketts
Your Time's Up
Chess New Orleans [Disc 1]
10
Sugar Boy Crawford
No More Heartaches
Chess New Orleans [Disc 1]
11
Clifton Chenier
The Big Wheel (Squeeze Box Shuffle)
Chess New Orleans [Disc 1]
12
Clifton Chenier
Calinda
Destination New Orleans
13
Bobby Mitchell
I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 2]
14
Fats Domino
The Big Beat
Fats Domino Out of New Orleans
15
Dr. John
Blue Monday
Goin' Back To New Orleans
16
Fats Domino
What's Wrong
Fats Domino Out of New Orleans
17
Theryl De Clouet
I Get Lifted
A Celebration Of New Orleans Music To Benefit MusiCares Hurrincane Relief 2005
18
Sammy Naquin
New Orleans Waltz
Best of Cajun Instrumentals
19
Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie
Canaille
Doctors Professors Kings & Queens: Box New Orleans
20
Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys
La Crhve De Faim (Starvation 2-Step)
Doctors Professors Kings & Queens: Box New Orleans
21
Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys
New Orleans Beat
La Toussaint
22
Lil' Queenie & The Percolators
My Darlin' New Orleans
Doctors Professors Kings & Queens: Box New Orleans
23
Sunpie And The Louisiana Sunspots
Bunny Bread
Destination New Orleans
24
Johnny Adams
Release Me
Doctors Professors Kings & Queens: Box New Orleans
25
Jimmy Clanton
Another Sleepless Night
Louisiana & The Old New Orleans Sound
26
Jewel King
3X7=21
New Orleans R&B Outbreak
27
Charles "Hungry" Williams
So Glad You're Mine
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 1]
28
Archibald
Stack O Lee
Sound Of The City, The – New Orleans [UK] Disc 1
29
Great Day of New Orleans Singers
You've Got To Be Modernistic
Black American Choirs 1926-31
30
Great Day of New Orleans Singers
Shout On
Black American Choirs 1926-31
31
The Red Stick Ramblers
Main Street Blues
Doctors Professors Kings & Queens: Box New Orleans
32
Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Mardi Gras In New Orleans
A Celebration Of New Orleans Music To Benefit MusiCares Hurrincane Relief 2005
We lost John Prine to COVID in 2020. We’re going to celebrate his 79th birthday along with the rest of his fans this morning as two new movies are on the horizon at just the right time. The two movies differ in their angles: one being a new tribute produced by his wife Fiona Whelan Prine called “You Got Gold” and the other is one produced by the Hello In There Foundation called “How Lucky Can One Man Get” which has its first screening this month in Denver. With today being his birth date, we’ll be doing a few different takes on John’s career in music including a couple reminiscences from Todd Snider and Steve Poltz who delivers a delightful memory of a trip to the Disney Store with John. There’s a reason that John is considered an American music treasure: as a songwriter he has few peers with his straight-ahead and simple sensibility. He delivered the goods as well as any of the legendary humorists , and that includes Mark Twain. Drop on in for something special this Friday morning.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Sturgill Simpson
Paradise
Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine, Vol. 2
2
John Prine
My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight
Beautiful Dreamer: the Songs of Stephen Foster
3
The Brother Brothers
Dear John
The January Album
4
Kacey Musgraves
Burn One With John Prine
Demos
5
John Prine
Fish and Whistle
Great Days: The John Prine Anthology Disc 1
6
Carsie Blanton
Fishin' with You
Fishin' with You – Single
7
Brandi Carlile
I Remember Everything
Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine, Vol. 2
8
Steve Poltz
A Trip To The Disney Store
Steve Poltz Remembers
9
John Prine
Souvenirs
Troubadours: Folk And The Roots Of American Music 4: 12 The Heartland And Canada
10
John Prine/Iris Dement
In Spite of Ourselves
In Spite of Ourselves
11
Justin Townes Earle
Far From Me
Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine
12
Donnie Fritts
The Oldest Baby in the World
Lucky 13
13
John Prine
Color of the Blues (feat. Susa
For Better, Or Worse
14
Tommy Prine
Ships in the Harbor
Ships in the Harbor – Single
15
Tommy Prine
Cash Carter Hill
This Far South
16
Todd Snider
John Prine (Live)
Live: Return of the Storyteller
17
John Prine with Peter Cooper
I Sang The Song
Mac Wiseman – I Sang The Song
18
Tammy Wynette
Unwed Fathers
Tears Of Fire: The 25th Anniversary Collection [Disc 3]
19
Holly Williams/John Prine
I'm Telling You
For Better, Or Worse
20
John Prine Kelsey Waldon
Love At The Five & Dime
More Than A Whisper: Celebrating the Music of Nanci Griffith
21
John Prine
Summers End
The Tree of Forgiveness
22
Swamp Dogg
Please Let Me Go Round Again (feat. John Prine)
Sorry You Couldn't Make It
23
Laurie Lewis
Why'd You Have to Break My Heart_ (for John Prine)
Trees
24
John Prine
That's the Way That the World Goes 'Round
Great Days: The John Prine Anthology Disc 1
25
John Prine
Hey Ah Nothin'
Lost Dogs & Mixed Blessings (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
The farmer, the farm, and songs of farming are at the core of this week’s theme show, an encore presentation from 2017. Whether the songs’ focus is that of the hard-working folk of the farm, the raw materials, or the nostalgic reminders of life on the farm, we’ll push forward the playlist plough and take you to the barn for an early morning celebration with performers including bluegrass from James King, gritty Americana from Levon Helm and Bill Neely, core country from Bobby Bare and Porter Wagoner, or maybe some field recordings from the 20s featuring the likes of the Carolina Tar Heels…all of this music going Back On The Farm.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Marty Stuart/Merle Haggard
Farmer's Blues
Country Music
2
Freeman Stowers
Sunrise On The Farm
Sinners and Saints: Complete Recorded Works 1926-1931
3
Bill Frisell
Farmer
Disfarmer
4
Levon Helm
Poor Old Dirt Farmer
Dirt Farmer
5
Bill Neely
Black Land Farmer
16 Down Home Country Classics
6
James King
Thirty Years of Farming
Bluegrass Number 1's: A Collection of Chart-Topping Songs
7
Junior Sisk with Becky Isaacs Bowman and Sonya Isaacs Yeary
The Wheat Crop
Mac Wiseman – I Sang The Song
8
Lemuel Jones
Po' Farmer (Poor Farmers)
Field Recordings, Vol. 1: Virginia (1936-1941)
9
Peter Rowan
Let the Harvest Go To Seed
Bluegrass Boy
10
Carolina Tar Heels
Got The Farm Land Blues
Anthology Of American Folk Music, Vol. 1B: Ballads
11
Cisco Houston
Farmer's Lament
The Folkways Years: 1944-1961
12
J.E. Mainer & The Mountaineers (With Morris Herbert)
Living On The Farm
The Legendry J.E. Mainer, Volume 4
13
Walter Brennan
Old Rivers
Old Rivers
14
The Bently Boys
Down On Penny's Farm
Anthology Of American Folk Music, Vol. 1B: Ballads
