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24 Jun 99 - 06:48 PM (#89478) Subject: REQ: Travellin' Man From: Chet W. There's great old ragtimey song called Travellin' Man (He'll never give up and he'll never stay put, and I bet he never settles down). I have a version of it on a record by Doc Watson, but I remember hearing a different more bluesy version of it several years ago that I liked a lot but I forgot who it was. Does anyone remember such a recording? Chet W. |
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24 Jun 99 - 09:18 PM (#89513) Subject: RE: REQ: Travellin' Man From: Wally Macnow Roy Bookbinder recorded it on his album entitled Travelin' Man. |
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25 Jun 99 - 12:03 AM (#89555) Subject: RE: REQ: Travellin' Man From: McMusic The Double Decker String Band also has a version of it on their "Evolution Girl" recording. |
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25 Jun 99 - 12:07 AM (#89557) Subject: RE: REQ: Travellin' Man From: harpgirl I like David Bromberg's version. I think it is recorded on "How Late'l You Play To? "(fantasy records)...harp |
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25 Jun 99 - 01:20 AM (#89575) Subject: RE: REQ: Travellin' Man From: Rick Fielding One hell of a lot of people have recorded that song. My favourite is Pink Anderson. Can't remember the record. Jim Jackson did a nice job as well. |
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25 Jun 99 - 11:05 AM (#89699) Subject: RE: REQ: Travellin' Man From: Woody Paul Geremia does it on"Just Enough" |
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25 Jun 99 - 11:24 AM (#89705) Subject: RE: REQ: Travellin' Man From: Mike Regenstreif There is a version of "Traveling Man" by Phineas Rockmore that was recorded by John and Ruby Lomax in Texas in 1940 that's included on DEEP RIVER OF SONG: BLACK TEXICANS (Rounder). Some of the lyrics, that I've never encountered in any of the revival versions, are certainly questionable by even the least rigid of today's PC standards. MR |
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12 May 10 - 08:28 PM (#2905673) Subject: RE: REQ: Travellin' Man From: GUEST,sal Corso The david Bromberg one is great,but I like david Bromberg... |