Literatura

ROY ACUFF

“Roy Acuff: The Smoky Mountain Boy”. Elizabeth Schlappi (1993). Pelican Publishing Company.

“Roy Acuff's Nashville: The Life and Good Times of Country Music”. Roy Acuff (1983). Perigee.


DEFORD BAILEY

"DeFord Bailey: A Black Star in Early Country Music". David C. Morton, Charles K. Wolfe (1993). University of Tennessee Press.



THE CARTER FAMILY

“Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone? The Carter Family & Their Legacy in American Music”. Mark Zwonitzer, Charles Highsberg (2004). Simon & Schuster.

UNCLE DAVE MACON

“Stars Of Country Music: Uncle Dave Macon To Johnny Rodriguez”. Bill C. Malone, Judith McCulloh (1991). De Capo Press.

BILL MONROE

“Can't You Hear Me Callin': The Life Of Bill Monroe, Father Of Bluegrass”. Richard Smith, Richard D. Smith (2001). De Capo Press.

“I Hear A Voice Calling: A Bluegrass Memoir”. Gene Lowinger (2009). University of Illinois Press.

“The Music Of Bill Monroe” (Music in American Life). Neil V. Rosemberg, Charles K. Wolfe (2007). University of Illinois Press.

“Come Hither To Go Yonder: Playing Bluegrass With Bill Monroe” (Music in American Life). Bob Black (2005). University of Illinois Press.

“The Bill Monroe Reader” (Music in American Life Series). Tom Ewing (2006). University of Illinois Press.

JIMMIE RODGERS

“Jimmie Rodgers: The Life And Times Of America's Blue Yodeler”. Nolan Porterfield (2007). University Press Of Mississippi.

“Meeting Jimmie Rodgers: How America's Original Roots Music Hero Changed the Pop Sounds of a Century”. Barry Mazor (2012). Oxford University Press.

“Waiting For A Train: Jimmie Rodgers's America”. Mary E. Davis, Warren Zanes (2009). Rounder Books.

“My Husband Jimmie Rodgers”. Mrs. Jimmie Rodgers (2010). Kessinger Publishing.

ERNEST TUBB

“Ernest Tubb: The Texas Troubadour”. Ronnie Pugh (1998). Duke University Press Books.    

HANK WILLIAMS

“Hank Williams: The Biography”. Collin Scott, George Merritt, William MacEwen (2004). Back Bay Books.

“Lovesick Blues: The Life Of Hank Williams”. Paul Hemphill (2006). Penguin.

“Sing A Sad Song: The Life Of Hank Williams” (Music in American Life). Roger G. Williams (1981). University of Illinois Press.

 



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OLD TIME, WESTERN & COUNTRY BOOKS:

“The Grand Ole Opry History of Country Music: 70 Years of the Stars, the Songs, and the Stories”. Paul Kingsbury, Dolly Parton (1995). Villard Books/Random House.

“The Grand Ole Opry: The Making of an American Icon”. Collin Scott, Vince Gill (2006). Center Street.

“How Nashville Became Music City, U.S.A.: 50 Years of Music Row”. Michael Kosser (2006). Hal Leonard.

“Air Castle of the South: WSM and the Making of Music City”. Craig Havighurst (2007). University of Illinois Press.

“A Shot in the Dark: Making Records in Nashville, 1945-1955”. Martin Hawkins (2007). Vanderbilt Univ Press - Country Music Foundation Press.

“Historic Photos of the Opry: Ryman Auditorium 1974”. Marty Stuart, Jim McGuire, Garrison Keillor (2007). Turner.

“Nashville Portraits: Legends of Country Music”. Jim McGuire, William Ferris PhD (2007). The Lyon Press.

“Unbroken Circle: A Quotable History of the Grand OLE Opry”. Randall J Bedwell (1999). Cumberland House Publishing.

“The Encyclopedia of Country Music: The Ultimate Guide to the Music”. Country Music Hall of Fame, Paul Kingsbury (2004). Oxford University Press.

“Country Music Originals: The Legends and the Lost”. Tony Russell (2010). Oxford University Press.

“American Ballads and Folk Songs”. John A. Lomax, Alan Lomax (1994). Dover Publications.

“Our Singing Country: Folk Songs and Ballads”. John A. Lomax, Alan Lomax (2000). Dover Publications.

“American Ballads and Folk Songs”. John A. Lomax, Alan Lomax (1994). Dover Publications.

“The Riverside Song Book”. W.M. & Blackman, O. Lawrence (1893). Houghton Mifflin Company.

“On the Trail of Negro Folk-Songs”. Dorothy Scarborough, Ola Lee Gulledge (1925). Harvard University Press.

“Negro Folk Rhymes”. Thomas Washington Talley (2011). BiblioLife.

“Afro-American Folksongs: A Study in Racial and National Music [1914 ]”. Henry Edward Krehbiel (2009). Cornell University Library.

“American Negro Songs: 230 Folk Songs and Spirituals, Religious and Secular”. John W. Work (1998). Dover Publications.

“Negro poems, melodies, plantation pieces, camp meeting songs, etc.” William C. Blades (2010). Nabu Press.

“The Lyric Library: Country: Complete Lyrics for 200 Songs”. Hal Leonard Corp (2002).

“Songs of the cattle trail and cow camp”. John A. Lomax (2010). Nabu Press.

“Cowboy Songs And Other Frontier Ballads”. John A. Lomax (2011). Gardner Press.

“Songs of the Cowboys”. N. Thorp (1989). Applewood Books.

“Songs and Ballads of the American Revolution”. Frank Moore (2010). Wildside Press.

“Songs of the Civil War”. Irwin Silber (1995). Dover Publications.

“Folk Songs From The Southern Highlands”. Mellinger Edward Henry (2007). Waddell Press.

“Lonesome Tunes: Folk Songs From The Kentucky Mountains”. Loraine Wyman, Howard Brockway (2006). Kessinger Publishing.

“Ballads and Songs of Southern Michigan”. Emelyn Elizabeth Gardner, Geraldine Jencks Chickering (2007). Gardner Press.

“Ballads And Songs Of Indiana”. Paul G. Brewster (2007). Brewster Press.

 “Songs And Ballads Of The Maine Lumberjacks With Other Songs From Maine”. Roland Palmer Gray (2011). Nabu Press.

“Rocky Mountain song book”. Fremont Flying Artillery (2011). Nabu Press.

“English folk songs from the southern Appalachians”. Olive Arnold 1882- Campbell, Cecil James Sharp (2010). Nabu Press.

“Church hymns and tunes”. Herbert B Turner, W F Biddle (2010). Nabu Press.