[Dixielandjazz] RE: Country & Western to Dixieland?

[Goggin, Brian (Dublin)]

Bill - meant to paste these in last time - here's 2 sites that may be of
interest:

http://www.ping.be/ml-cmb/jrindex.htm

http://www.jimmierodgers.com/

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Goggin, Brian (Dublin) 
> Sent:	Friday, January 24, 2003 10:07 AM
> To:	'Bill Haesler'; Goggin, Brian (Dublin)
> Cc:	dixieland jazz mail list
> Subject:	RE: Country & Western to Dixieland?
> 
> 
> Bill there were 13 in all, details as follows:
> 
> 1. Blue Yodel ( rec. 30 Nov 1927 ) a.k.a. T For Texas
> 
> 2. Blue Yodel # 2 ( rec. 15 Feb 1928 ) a.k.a. My Lovin' Gal, Lucille
> 
> 3. Blue Yodel # 3 ( rec. 15 Feb 1928 ) a.k.a. Evening Sun Yodel
> 
> 4. Blue Yodel # 4 ( rec. 20 Oct 1928 ) a.k.a. California Blues ; original
> title : Ain't No Blackheaded Woman Can Make A Fool Out Of Me
> 
> 5. Blue Yodel # 5 ( rec 23 Feb 1929 )
> 
> 6. Blue Yodel # 6 ( rec. 22 Oct 1929 )
> 
> 7. Anniversary Blue Yodel ( rec. 26 Nov 1929 ) a.k.a. Blue Yodel # 7
> 
> 8. Blue Yodel # 8 ( rec. 11 Jul 1930 ) a.k.a. Mule Skinner Blues ;
> original title : Blue Yodel # 9 
> 
> 9. Blue Yodel # 9 ( rec. 16 Jul 1930 ) a.k.a. Standin' On The Corner
> 
> 10. Blue Yodel # 10 ( rec. 6 Feb 1932 ) a.k.a. Ground Hog Rootin' In My
> Backyard ; original title : Blue Yodel # --
> 
> 11. Blue Yodel # 11 ( rec. 27 Nov 1929 ) ; original title : Blue Yodel # 8
> 
> 12. Blue Yodel # 12 ( rec. 17 May 1933 ) a.k.a. Barefool Blues ; original
> title : The Barefoot Blues
> 
> 13. Jimmie Rodgers' Last Blue Yodel ( rec. 18 May 1933 ) ; other titles :
> Women Make A Fool Out Of Me & Why Don't The Women Let Me Be 
> 
> Best Wishes,
> Brian.
> 
> 	-----Original Message-----
> 	From:	Bill Haesler [SMTP:bhaesler at nsw.bigpond.net.au]
> 	Sent:	Friday, January 24, 2003 9:34 AM
> 	To:	Goggin, Brian (Dublin)
> 	Cc:	dixieland jazz mail list
> 	Subject:	Re: Country & Western to Dixieland?
> 
> 	Dear Brian,
> 	This might get 'em off stride vs comp.
> 	Jimmy Rogers' 'Blue Yodels'.
> 	You are spot on with No. 8 "Mule Skinners Blues". (11 July 1930)
> 	There were 9 in all.
> 	Was there in fact a number 1 and 2?
> 	What were their other titles?
> 	Details please. 
> 	Kind regards,
> 	Bill.
> 	PS: No! I do not know the answer.