Tag: DJing

No Wall Blues (78s Mix)

Ernesto Priego

 

The Great 78 Project is a community project for the preservation, research and discovery of 78rpm records. I think it is one of the most amazing digital humanities projects out there today. As a material culture researcher and music collector I have enjoyed the collections very much. I decided to make a quick mix with some of my favourite tunes.

Copyrights that may exist in these materials have not been transferred to the Internet Archive. I do not own the copyright of the recordings used in this mix/playlist; it has been shared for artistic, preservation and educational use only and no copyright infringement has obviously not been intended.

In my mix I modified the equalization slightly and added some subtle effects. I hope this does not annoy those who with all reason have a lot of love and respect for this music. All my gratitude to the Internet Archive, George Blood, Jessica Thompson, Bob George, Brewster Kahle for sharing these cultural treasures. Shared for educational use.

Setlist

1 No Wall by Claudia;Nicky;Paul Carson;Barbara Fuller;Tom Collins

2 Black And Evil Blues by Alice Moore with Ike Rodgers

3 Moanin’ (Lamentos) by Mills’ Blue Rhythm Band

4 Deep Moaning Blues by Ma Rainey

5 Vibraphone Blues (Queja del Vibrafono) by Benny Goodmand Quartet;Goodman;Krupa;Hampton

6 I Know The Blues by Israel Crosby Quartette

7 I’ve Been A Bad Boy by Doc Sausage and his Mad Labs

8 The Boll Weevil by Lead Belly

9 Last Call Blues by The Spirits of Rhythm

10 Working Man’s Blues by Lonnie Johnson

11 How Long, How Long Blues by The Varsity Seven

12 The Hipster’s Blues – Opus 6-7/8 by Harry (The Hipster) Gibson

13 Cryin’ And Sighin’ by Manzie Harris and his Band

14 Someone To Watch Over Meby Ira and George Gershwin;Linda Keene;Henry Levine and his Strictly from Dixie Jazz Band

15 Heat Cuttin’ Bluesby Hunter and Jenkins

The Strangest Secret: A Great 78s Mix

Ernesto Priego

The Great 78 Project by the Internet Archive is a community project for the preservation, research and discovery of 78rpm records.

I think it is one of the most amazing digital humanities projects out there today. As a material culture researcher and music collector I have enjoyed the collections very much. I decided to make a quick mix with some of my favourite tunes. This was the music of my grandparents and parents, the music I listened to growing up and an important part of my cultural identity.

As indicated on the project’s web pages, copyrights that may exist in these materials have not been transferred to the Internet Archive. Logically I do not own the copyright of the recordings used in this mix/playlist; it has been shared for artistic, preservation and educational use only and obviously no copyright infringement has not been intended.

In my mix I looped some samples from the recordings and modified the equalization slightly. I hope this does not annoy those who with all reason have a lot of love and respect for this music. All my gratitude to George Blood, Jessica Thompson, Bob George, Brewster Kahle and everyone else involved in this amazing project for sharing these cultural treasures.