Cluck old hen : a Barnyard Serenade, 1926-1940.

Locations
Call Number: CD Folk Cluck
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Westgate Branch

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Folk Cluck	2-week checkout	On Shelf
Westgate Adult A/V 2-week checkout	CD Folk Cluck	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Title from container.
Various artists.
Compact disc.
Biographical notes on container insert.
Chicken reel / J. O. LaMadeleine (2:36) -- Rooster blues / Casey Bill (2:41) -- Riley's hen house door / Riley Puckett (2:40) -- Chicken / John & Emery McClung (3:12) -- Corn dodger no. 1 special / George Edgin's Corn Dodgers (2:56) -- The crowing rooster / Walter Rhodes with "Pet" and "Can" (3:22) -- Turkey buzzard blues / Peg Leg Howell & Eddie Anthony (3:03) -- Under the chicken tree / Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band (3:14) -- It takes the old hen to deliver the goods / Cliff Carlisle (2:50) -- Cluck old hen / Grayson & Witter (2:54) -- All birds look like chicken to me / Sweet Papa Stovepipe (2:36) -- Hen party blues / Dixieland Jug Blowers (3:24) -- Crow black chicken / Leake County Revelers (3:08) -- Stay away from my chicken house / Gene Autry (2:36) -- Who stole de lock? / The Georgia Browns (2:49) -- The chicken and the worm / Teddy Bunn & Spencer Williams (3:04) -- There's a trick in pickin' a chick-chick-chicken / Six Jumping Jacks (2:50) -- Barnyard frolic / Carolina Ramblers String Band (2:48) -- Chicken / Utica Institute Jubilee Singers (3:06) -- Chicken you can roost behind the moon / Beale Street Sheiks (3:04) -- Rooster on the limb / Mustard & Gravy (Dixie's Tastiest Combination) (2:01) -- The chicken sermon / Honeyboy & Sassafras (3:04) -- Chicken reel stomp / The Tune Wranglers (2:41) -- I'll rise when the rooster crows / Binkley Brothers Dixie Clodhoppers (2:36).
"Two dozen musical selections comprising: breakdowns & frolics, folk songs & blues, parodies & imitations, double-entendres, jubilees, minstrel sketches & tunes of Tin Pan Alley dedicated to America's favorite domestic fowl--the chicken--as rendered by fiddlers, bluesmen, songsters, whistlers, jug blowers, string bands, vocal quartets & novelty orchestras both rural and urban from the golden era of recorded sound"--Insert.

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