Fiddler's dream : old-time, swing, and bluegrass fiddling in twentieth-century Missouri

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = xi
• Transcriptions and Traditional Music = xiii
• Acknowledgments = xvii
• Abbreviations = xix
• Introduction = 3
• A Few More Words on Styles and Violinistic Skills in Old-Time Fiddling = 9
• 1 Radio Fiddlers = 13
• Pioneer Radio Fiddlers = 14
• Elmer Schmutzler, Mt. Hope = 20
• Generations and Violins : From Asa White to Jessie and Kellie = 25
• Bill White and the Blue Ridge Mountaineers = 27
• Carrying It On = 29
• AM Radio and Old-Time Fiddlers = 30
• Early Radio and Fiddlers Contests = 33
• Whitty Elmore, "Champion of Dixie" = 38
• Depression Years and War Years = 44
• 2 Lonnie Robertson = 51
• Lonnie Heads North = 54
• Lonnie and Roy, a Brother Duet = 56
• Roy McGeorge = 57
• The KWTO Years = 61
• Caney Mountain Records = 62
• Changing Tempos = 64
• 3 Music Parties = 71
• Bert Lewis, Local Hero = 71
• A Region's Hot Shots : Cassity, Teague, and Wooliver = 77
• Orville Cassity = 78
• Howe Teague = 79
• Pie Suppers and House Dances = 84
• Teague Meets Wooliver = 87
• Roy Wooliver : Genius, Rascal = 91
• 4 Missourians Out West = 101
• Earl Willis : A Boone Family Fiddler Leaves Little Dixie = 103
• "Missouri Picnics" in Northwest Washington State : Ellis Cowin = 111
• Ishmael (Ozark Red) Loveall, Radio Fiddler = 114
• Ron Hughey : Mentor, Model, "People Pleaser" = 118
• A Fiddler with Wanderlust : Bob Fast = 124
• Jim Herd, from Father to Son = 129
• 5 Contests = 135
• Seriously Seeking Competition = 136
• Fiddling Contests in the Golden Age of Small-Town Newspapers = 138
• Paris, 1923 = 142
• Paris, 1926 : The Rematch = 150
• Macon, 1924 : Fiddle Contests and Horse Races = 156
• Salisbury, October 1929 = 163
• 6 Shows = 167
• The Shifting Sands of Country Entertainment = 167
• Is the Word "Opry" Obsolete? = 169
• The Ozark Opry = 171
• Bluegrass Fiddler Don Russell = 183
• Leroy Canaday : A Night at Grandma's = 186
• Rooster Creek : Missouri's Last Live AM Radio Opry? = 193
• Seth Bradley = 197
• 7 Opry Entrepreneurs and Born Showmen = 201
• Evolution : "Riverways Opry" to "Ozark Music at the VFW Hall" = 201
• Jim Orchard, the Bard of Ink = 205
• Tales of a Complete Fiddler : Larry Ellis = 210
• Show Fiddler, Bluegrass Fiddler = 215
• No Time for Contests = 218
• The Big Creek Country Show = 219
• 8 Jazz / Swing / Western Swing = 225
• Venuti = 226
• Farm-Town Cowboys and Uptown Hepcats = 229
• Warren Helton : "Between Texas and Tennessee" = 233
• "Ozark Cave Dweller" to "Texas Cowboy" : Emmett Heath = 239
• Too Hot for Old-Time Radio : Zed Tennis = 243
• Einstein of the Double-Stop, Dale Potter = 248
• 9 Born to Play Swing = 255
• Claude "Fiddler" Williams : A Jazz Life = 255
• The Kansas City Scene = 257
• The Era of Arts-and-Culture Agencies = 261
• Unflappable Master of Cool Jazz = 262
• Bobby Joe Caldwell : "Play It like You Sing It" = 266
• His Mentor Was His Dad = 266
• Bobby Joe = 267
• 10 Bluegrass Time in the Show-Me State = 275
• Fiddle and Banjo, the Crux of Bluegrass = 280
• Lonnie Hoppers : From Four Strings to Five = 282
• To Be or Not to Be a Bluegrass Fiddler = 286
• "I Want You to Play the Old Time" : Delbert Spray = 289
• 11 Family Tradition = 299
• Lyman Enloe : "I Like 'Em Just as Straight as Can Be" = 299
• "Bluegrass Kind of Got Me Hooked" : Roger Williams = 309
• Cecil Goforth, Shannon County Southpaw = 319
• The 1960s and Beyond = 328
• Conclusion = 331
• Why End Fiddler's Dream in the 1960s? = 331
• "Gilsaw," a Lost Tune Returned = 333
• Interviews = 339
• Transcriptions = 343
• Notes = 345
• Selected Bibliography = 387
• Discography = 397
• Index to Text = 405
• Index to the Voyager Records Companion CD = 421