DRAM: Big Bill Broonzy

Album Results

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title	composer	artists/ensemble	play
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?	Bill Cox	Delmore Brothers; David Harrison ("Uncle Dave") Macon, voice; Kenny Baker, voice; Bing Crosby, voice; Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra; Woody Guthrie, guitar; Woody Guthrie, harmonica; Glenn Miller; Almanac Singers; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra; Pete Seeger, voice; Woody Guthrie, voice; Gene Autry, voice; Shirley Temple, voice; Lennie Hayton and His Orchestra; Harry Sosnik; David Harrison ("Uncle Dave") Macon, banjo; Bill Cox, harmonica; Evening Breezes Sextet; Bill Cox, voice; Bill Cox, guitar; Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees; Anon.; Big Bill Broonzy, voice; Deane Janis, voice; Rudy Vallee, voice; Dick Powell, voice; Glen Gray
Let's Get Loose: Folk and Popular Blues Styles from the Beginnings to the Early 1940s	Yank Rachell	James McCrary, voice; Walter Roland, piano; Harlem Hamfats; Johnson Boys; Ben Quillian, voice; Charles Tyus, voice; Hattie Hudson, voice; Leroy Carr, piano; Gray; Willie Tyson, piano; Clara Smith, voice; Tommy McClennan, voice; George O'Connor, voice; Big Bill Broonzy, guitar; Blind John Davis, piano; Rufus Quillian, voice; Five Breezes; James McCrary, guitar; Yank Rachell, voice; Washboard Sam, washboard; Yank Rachell, guitar; Alfred Elkins, washtub bass; Pillie Bolling, guitar; Pillie Bolling, voice; Effie Tyus, voice; Tommy McClennan, guitar; Sonny Boy Williamson, voice; Leroy Carr, voice; Sonny Boy Williamson, harmonica; Rufus Quillian, piano; Buck Mountain Band; Francis Blackwell, guitar; Ed Allen, cornet; Monarch Jazz Quartet of Norfolk; Walter Roland, voice