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- Goodbye, Babylon
- Where Will You Be Christmas Day?
- Fonotone Records
- How Low Can You Go?
- Desperate Man Blues
- I Belong to This Band
- Art of Field Recording Sampler CD
- Art of Field Recording Volume I
- Melodii Tuvi
- Black Mirror
- Victrola Favorites
- Art of Field Recording Volume II
- Take Me to the Water
- Let Your Feet Do the Talkin'
- Ain't No Grave
- Baby, How Can It Be?
- The Hurricane That Hit Atlanta
- Ten Thousand Points of Light
- Never a Pal Like Mother
- I Listen to the Wind...
- Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You
- Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM
- I Have My Liberty!
- Qat, Coffee & Qambus
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Backroads & Banjos delves into the music of Georgia harmonica player Neal Pattman. Pattman had only one arm after an accident at the age of 9 in a wagon wheel. His playing is marked by whooping, great intensity, and intermittent sung lines. Art Rosenbaum met him while he was washing dishes at a UGA cafeteria. (via WMLB 1690 | The Voice of The Arts » Neal Pattman)
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