Alec Askew
African-American quills player, who was recorded by the Library of Congress in Sledge, Mississippi, 1942.
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Root Hog Or Die: 100 Songs, 100 Years, An Alan Lomax Centennial Tribute
Various
2016
The Devil's Dream
Sid Hemphill
2013
Mississippi/Change Records, Global Jukebox
LP
Rock Me, Shake Me (Field Recordings Vol. 15: Mississippi 1941-1942)
Various
2002
Document Records (2)
CD, Comp
Deep River Of Song - Mississippi Saints & Sinners - From Before The Blues And Gospel
Various
1999
Rounder Records
CD, Album
Field Recordings - Volume 3: Mississippi (1936-1942)
Various
1997
Afro-American Folk Music From Tate And Panola Counties, Mississippi
Various
1978
Traveling Through The Jungle: Negro Fife And Drum Band Music From The Deep South
Various
1974
Roots Of The Blues
Various
Le Pays Où Naquit Le Blues
Alan Lomax
2012
Cultural Equity
CD, Comp
The Land Where The Blues Began
Various
2003
Rounder Select, Rounder Select, Rounder Select
CD, Album, Comp
The Land Where The Blues Began
Various
2002
Rounder Records
CD, EP
The Land Where The Blues Began
Various
2002
Il Saggiatore, Rounder Records
CD, EP
Black Appalachia - String Bands, Songsters And Hoedowns
Various
1999
Rounder Records
CD, Comp
Emmaline, Take Your Time
Alec Askew
Come On Boys, Let's Go To the Ball
Alec Askew
Come on, Boys, Let's Go to the Ball
Alec Askew
Emmaline Take Your Time
Alec Askew
Interview And Tuning Of Four Hole Quills
Alec Askew
Interview and tuning
Alec Askew
John Henry
Alec Askew
Come On, Boys, Let´s Go To The Ball
Alec Askew
Interview and tuning of 4-hole quills
Alec Askew
Arkansas Traveler [#]
Alec Askew
Eighth of January [#]
Alec Askew
Skillet Good and Greasy [#]
Alec Askew
Introduction of Band
Alec Askew
Emmaline, Take Your Time - Alec Askew
Alec Askew
The Carrier Line
Alec Askew
Where Rainbows End
Alec Askew
Emaline, Take Your Time
Alec Askew
Arkansas Traveler
Alec Askew
Come On, Boys, Let/s Go To The Ball
Alec Askew
John Henry ft. Sid Hemphill, Lucius Smith and Will Head
Alec Askew