Master of the Solo Diatonic Harmonica

#		Title	Length
1		Spoken introduction	0:27	Play
2		Mississippi Sawyer	0:53	Play
3		Spoken introduction	0:52	Play
4		Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be?	2:34	Play
5		Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be?	1:55	Play
6		Spoken introduction	0:44	Play
7		The Downfall of Paris	2:04	Play
8		Spoken introduction	1:24	Play
9		Flop-Eared Mule	1:08	Play
10		Spoken introduction	0:27	Play
11		By the Light of the Moon/Ukranian Hopak Melody	1:17	Play
12		Spoken introduction	1:10	Play
13		Rebbe Elimelech/Pseudoslavian Rhapsody	2:02	Play
14		Spoken introduction	0:12	Play
15		Ot Azoy Neyt a Shnayder	0:48	Play
16		About the chordomonica	2:50	Play
17		Spoken introduction	0:56	Play
18		Off to California	1:16	Play
19		Spoken introduction	0:33	Play
20		Reedsdale Hornpipe	0:57	Play
21		Spoken introduction	0:38	Play
22		Pufferbillies Round	1:18	Play
23		Spoken introduction	1:06	Play
24		Skye Boat Song/Laird of Drumblair	1:47	Play
25		Spoken introduction	1:43	Play
26		Three Irish Double Jigs	2:00	Play
27		Spoken introduction	1:36	Play
28		The Glendy Burke	1:18	Play
29		Farewell to Whiskey	1:33	Play
30		Spoken introduction	0:08	Play
31		Some Folks Do	1:17	Play
32		Spoken introduction`	0:25	Play
33		Cloone Hornpipe	1:51	Play
34		Spoken introduction	0:22	Play
35		Hull's Victory	1:01	Play
36		Spoken introduction	0:28	Play
37		Rickett's Hornpipe	1:13	Play
38		Rickett's Hornpipe	1:07	Play
39		Spoken introduction	0:32	Play
40		Hick's Hornpipe	1:04	Play
41		Spoken introduction	0:43	Play
42		Harvest Home	1:13	Play
43		Spoken introduction	0:55	Play
44		The Eighth of January	1:03	Play
45		Spoken introduction	0:34	Play
46		Putty Up the Nail Holes	1:15	Play
47		Spoken introduction	0:44	Play
48		Liverpool Hornpipe	1:13	Play
49		Spoken introduction	0:26	Play
50		Au Clair De La Lune	1:18	Play
51		Spoken introduction	0:39	Play
52		Boby Shaftoe	0:42	Play
53		Spoken introduction	1:24	Play
54		Lonesome Train	2:01	Play
55		Spoken introduction	0:47	Play
56		Roll Her on the Rye Grass	1:54	Play
57		Spoken introduction	2:22	Play
58		Morality Play in Four Tune Titles	3:43	Play
59		Spoken introduction	2:08	Play
60		Medley of Three Gospel Hymns	2:44	Play
61		Spoken introduction	2:29	Play
62		German Folk Song Medley	2:06	Play
63		Spoken introduction	0:09	Play
64		Ach, De Lieber Augustin	0:57	Play
65		Spoken introduction	0:12	Play
66		Bantry Bay	1:10	Play
67		Spoken introduction	2:49	Play
68		Merry-Go-Round Medley	8:53	Play
69		Spoken introduction	0:45	Play
70		Spoken introduction	4:39	Play
71		Spoken introduction	0:52	Play
72		Mr. Tunstall's Hoedown	0:43	Play
73		Spoken introduction	0:23	Play
74		Haste to the Wedding	0:46	Play
75		Fisher's Hornpipe	0:49	Play
76		Spoken introduction	0:15	Play
77		Swanee River	1:31	Play
78		Spoken introduction	1:04	Play
79		The Eagle's Whistle	0:24	Play
80		Spoken introduction	0:37	Play
81		The Eagle's Whistle	1:54	Play
82		The Eagle's Whistle	2:14	Play
83		Spoken introduction	0:21	Play
84		The Eagle's Whistle	0:44	Play
85		Spoken introduction	0:20	Play
86		Bonaparte's Retreat	1:00	Play
87		Bonaparte's Retreat	0:54	Play
88		Bonaparte's Retreat	0:54	Play
89		Spoken introduction	0:11	Play
90		Texas Gales	1:09	Play
91		About playing guitar and harmonica	1:04	Play
92		Spoken introduction	1:06	Play
93		Spoken introduction	0:34	Play
94		Arkansas Traveler	3:38	Play
95		Arkansas Traveler	0:45	Play
96		Hog on the Mountain	1:38	Play
97		Chicken Reel	0:42	Play
98		The Downfall of Paris	1:26	Play
99		Fisher's Hornpipe	0:42	Play
100		Spoken introduction	0:22	Play
101		About playing counterpoint melodies	0:33	Play
102		Spoken introduction	0:23	Play
103		Simple Gifts	1:20	Play
104		Spoken introduction	0:36	Play
105		Champion of the Seas	0:49	Play
106		Spoken introduction	0:59	Play
107		Old Christmas	0:47	Play
108		Spoken introduction	0:22	Play
109		Christmas Eve	0:59	Play
110		Spoken introduction	1:16	Play
111		Freres Jacques	0:43	Play
112		Spoken introduction	0:50	Play
113		Yankee Doodle/Dixie	0:20	Play
114		About touring with Major Bowes	1:56	Play
115		Spoken introduction	2:47	Play
116		Conversation from 1937 broadcast	1:17	Play
117		Twelfth Street Rag	0:52	Play
118		Conversation from 1937 broadcast	0:12	Play
119		Swanee River	1:03	Play
120		Conversation from 1937 broadcast	0:18	Play
121		La Paloma	0:52	Play
122		Conversation from 1937 broadcast	0:57	Play
123		Nola	1:09	Play
124		Conversation from 1937 broadcast	0:26	Play
			2:29:41

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Description

Surprisingly few people know that folksinger Sam Hinton is, perhaps, the greatest and most innovative non-blues (first position) solo diatonic harmonica players of all time. Of the some 200 songs Hinton recorded commercially between 1947 and 1992, only two tracks contain any harmonica playing.

"Sam Hinton - Master of the Solo Diatonic Harmonica" is a double audio CD featuring over two and a half hours of tunes and stories from one of the most respected folksingers in the United States. The harmonica solos on this album include Celtic, American and European folk melodies, reels, jigs, double jigs, airs, fiddle tunes, Yiddish melodies, hymns, hoedowns, and hornpipes.

Hinton had played the harmonica for over three-quarters of a century when most of the tracks on this album were recorded. The album showcases rare, live performances recorded at the San Diego Folk Festival, as well as the even rarer 1937 transcription of the "Major Bowes Original Amateur Hour," featuring a 19-year old Hinton making his radio debut.

Produced by George Winston and Adam Miller, this beautifully packaged album features extensive liner notes, vintage and contemporary photographs and over 120 songs and stories.

A veritable encyclopedia of what can be done with the solo harmonica, this recording is recognized as one of the most remarkable harmonica albums of all time.

For further information visit: www.SamHinton.org/harmonica