Give Me the Banjo Page #8
DOWN TO MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
THIS WHOLE WIDE WORLD
DOWN TO MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Rorrer:
ONE DAY IN 1925,DOWN TO MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Rorrer:
ONE DAY IN 1925,CHARLIE AND POSEY CAME IN TO
COLLECT THEIR PAY.
CHARLIE AND POSEY CAME IN TO
COLLECT THEIR PAY.
HE SAID THEY WERE GOING TO
COLLECT THEIR PAY.
HE SAID THEY WERE GOING TO
NEW YORK AND TRY THEIR HAND
HE SAID THEY WERE GOING TO
NEW YORK AND TRY THEIR HAND
AT MAKING RECORDS.
NEW YORK AND TRY THEIR HAND
AT MAKING RECORDS.
HIS BANJO WAS HIS TICKE AT MAKING RECORDS.
HIS BANJO WAS HIS TICKE OUT OF THE MILLS.
HIS BANJO WAS HIS TICKE OUT OF THE MILLS.
Martin:
WHEN HE FINALLY GO OUT OF THE MILLS.Martin:
WHEN HE FINALLY GO TO THE COLUMBIA OFFICESMartin:
WHEN HE FINALLY GO TO THE COLUMBIA OFFICESTO THE COLUMBIA OFFICES
A FEW BARS OF "DON'T LE IN NEW YORK, ALL IT TOOK WERE
A FEW BARS OF "DON'T LE YOUR DEAL GO DOWN" AND HE HAD
A FEW BARS OF "DON'T LE YOUR DEAL GO DOWN" AND HE HAD
A RECORDING CONTRACT.
A RECORDING CONTRACT.
A RECORDING CONTRACT.
SOLD 102,000 COPIES.
Rorrer:
THAT FIRST RECORDSOLD 102,000 COPIES.
IT WAS RELEASED IN SEPTEMBER
SOLD 102,000 COPIES.
NOW, WHAT YOU'VE GOT TO REMEMBER
NOW, WHAT YOU'VE GOT TO REMEMBER
IS, AT THAT TIMEANY RECORD
NOW, WHAT YOU'VE GOT TO REMEMBER
IS, AT THAT TIMEANY RECORD
THAT SOLD OVER 5,000 COPIES WAS
IS, AT THAT TIMEANY RECORD
THAT SOLD OVER 5,000 COPIES WAS
CONSIDERED A HIT.
THAT SOLD OVER 5,000 COPIES WAS
CONSIDERED A HIT.
ANYTHING THAT SOLD 20,000 -- AND
CONSIDERED A HIT.
ANYTHING THAT SOLD 20,000 -- AND
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT EVEN
ANYTHING THAT SOLD 20,000 -- AND
THE POP SINGERS -- IF IT SOLD
THE POP SINGERS -- IF IT SOLD
20,000, IT WAS A MAJOR HIT.
THE POP SINGERS -- IF IT SOLD
20,000, IT WAS A MAJOR HIT.
WELL, FOR A COTTON MILL WORKER
20,000, IT WAS A MAJOR HIT.
WELL, FOR A COTTON MILL WORKER
FROM SPRAY, NORTH CAROLINA, TO
WELL, FOR A COTTON MILL WORKER
FROM SPRAY, NORTH CAROLINA, TO
COME IN AND RECORD A RECORD THA FROM SPRAY, NORTH CAROLINA, TO
COME IN AND RECORD A RECORD THA SOLD 102,000 COPIES
COME IN AND RECORD A RECORD THA SOLD 102,000 COPIES
WAS PHENOMENAL.
SOLD 102,000 COPIES
WAS PHENOMENAL.
HE BECAME UNBELIEVABLY
WAS PHENOMENAL.
HE BECAME UNBELIEVABLY
POPULAR BECAUSE OF HIS ABILITY
HE BECAME UNBELIEVABLY
POPULAR BECAUSE OF HIS ABILITY
TO GIVE HIS AUDIENCE A SENSE
POPULAR BECAUSE OF HIS ABILITY
TO GIVE HIS AUDIENCE A SENSE
THAT THEY WERE HEARING STUFF
TO GIVE HIS AUDIENCE A SENSE
THAT THEY WERE HEARING STUFF
THAT WAS NEW AND NATTY AND
THAT THEY WERE HEARING STUFF
THAT WAS NEW AND NATTY AND
EXCITING, BUT ALSO IN A TONALITY
THAT WAS NEW AND NATTY AND
EXCITING, BUT ALSO IN A TONALITY
THAT WAS INCREDIBLY FAMILIAR.
EXCITING, BUT ALSO IN A TONALITY
THAT WAS INCREDIBLY FAMILIAR.
[ SPINDLES CLICKING
THAT WAS INCREDIBLY FAMILIAR.
[ SPINDLES CLICKING
RHYTHMICALLY ]
RAMBLERS HAVE BEEN COMPARED TO
LIKE A STRING ORCHESTRA.
RAMBLERS HAVE BEEN COMPARED TO
LIKE A STRING ORCHESTRA.
THEIR MUSIC IS ALMOST LIKE
LIKE A STRING ORCHESTRA.
A METRONOME.
THEIR MUSIC IS ALMOST LIKE
A METRONOME.
A METRONOME.
THE CLICKING BACK AND FORTH.
THE TIMING IS IMPECCABLE.
IT'S LIKE A SPINDLE IN
THE TIMING IS IMPECCABLE.
IT'S LIKE A SPINDLE IN
THE LOOM FLYING BACK AND FORTH.
IT'S LIKE A SPINDLE IN
THE LOOM FLYING BACK AND FORTH.
THE OLD LOOMS MAKE
THE LOOM FLYING BACK AND FORTH.
THE OLD LOOMS MAKE
A "CLICK-CLACK, CLICK-CLACK,"
THE OLD LOOMS MAKE
A "CLICK-CLACK, CLICK-CLACK,"
AS THE SPOOLS GO BACK AND FORTH,
A "CLICK-CLACK, CLICK-CLACK,"
AS THE SPOOLS GO BACK AND FORTH,
THE YARN SHOOTS BACK AND FORTH
AS THE SPOOLS GO BACK AND FORTH,
THE YARN SHOOTS BACK AND FORTH
LIKE OUT OF A CANNON.
AND YOU GET THIS KIND OF,
YOU COULD PAT YOUR FEE TO THE SOUND, THE METRONOME
YOU COULD PAT YOUR FEE TO THE SOUND, THE METRONOME
SOUND THAT THE LOOMS ARE MAKING.
TO THE SOUND, THE METRONOME
SOUND THAT THE LOOMS ARE MAKING.
I MEAN, EVERYTHING FLOWS AND
SOUND THAT THE LOOMS ARE MAKING.
I MEAN, EVERYTHING FLOWS AND
INTERLOCKS, ALMOST LIKE
I MEAN, EVERYTHING FLOWS AND
INTERLOCKS, ALMOST LIKE
A DOVETAILING.
INTERLOCKS, ALMOST LIKE
A DOVETAILING.
CHARLIE IS PICKING THE BANJO THE
A DOVETAILING.
CHARLIE IS PICKING THE BANJO THE
CHARLIE IS PICKING THE BANJO THE
GUITAR, AND THEY'RE MAKING
WAY ROY HARVEY IS PICKING
GUITAR, AND THEY'RE MAKING
BASICALLY THE SAME RUNS,
GUITAR, AND THEY'RE MAKING
BASICALLY THE SAME RUNS,
THESE BASS RUNS.
BASICALLY THE SAME RUNS,
THESE BASS RUNS.
AND SO THEY'RE RIGHT TOGETHER.
THESE BASS RUNS.
AND SO THEY'RE RIGHT TOGETHER.
BOOM-BOOM-BOOM-BOOM
AND SO THEY'RE RIGHT TOGETHER.
BOOM-BOOM-BOOM-BOOM
AS THEY GO THROUGH THE RECORD.
SO, WHAT YOU ENDED UP WITH
WAS THIS BEAUTIFUL OVERLAP OF
ARPEGGIATED CHORDS, CREATING
WAS THIS BEAUTIFUL OVERLAP OF
ARPEGGIATED CHORDS, CREATING
A KIND OF LITTLE CHAMBER TRIO.
ARPEGGIATED CHORDS, CREATING
A KIND OF LITTLE CHAMBER TRIO.
Martin:
CHARLIE'S NEWA KIND OF LITTLE CHAMBER TRIO.
Martin:
CHARLIE'S NEWCONTRACT WITH COLUMBIA GAVE HIM
Martin:
CHARLIE'S NEWCONTRACT WITH COLUMBIA GAVE HIM
THE MONEY TO BUY ONE OF THE NEW
CONTRACT WITH COLUMBIA GAVE HIM
THE MONEY TO BUY ONE OF THE NEW
GIBSON RB4 MASTERTONES, ONE OF
THE MONEY TO BUY ONE OF THE NEW
GIBSON RB4 MASTERTONES, ONE OF
THE MOST COVETED BANJOS
GIBSON RB4 MASTERTONES, ONE OF
THE MOST COVETED BANJOS
OF THE TIME.
THE MOST COVETED BANJOS
OF THE TIME.
BUT INSTEAD OF GIVING POSEY HIS
OF THE TIME.
BUT INSTEAD OF GIVING POSEY HIS
SHARE OF THE MONEY, CHARLIE
BUT INSTEAD OF GIVING POSEY HIS
SHARE OF THE MONEY, CHARLIE
APPARENTLY DRANK UP THE RES SHARE OF THE MONEY, CHARLIE
APPARENTLY DRANK UP THE RES OF THEIR ROYALTY PAYMENTS.
APPARENTLY DRANK UP THE RES OF THEIR ROYALTY PAYMENTS.
OF THEIR ROYALTY PAYMENTS.
THEIR MUSICAL PARTNERSHIP AND
THEIR MUSICAL PARTNERSHIP AND
THEIR MUSICAL PARTNERSHIP AND
BY 1930, THE DEPRESSION WAS
THE TWO NEVER SPOKE AGAIN.
BY 1930, THE DEPRESSION WAS
HAVING A DEVASTATING EFFEC BY 1930, THE DEPRESSION WAS
HAVING A DEVASTATING EFFEC ON THE RURAL SOUTH.
HAVING A DEVASTATING EFFEC ON THE RURAL SOUTH.
RECORD SALES PLUNGED.
ON THE RURAL SOUTH.
RECORD SALES PLUNGED.
RECORD SALES PLUNGED.
SESSION IN NEW YORK, COLUMBIA
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