notes (plus booklet) by Harry Oster Folk-Lyric FL 111 (US 1960)
notes by Harry Oster (with some additional comments by Chris Strachwitz) = Arhoolie R 2018 (US 1970)
notes by Harry Oster (with some additional comments by Chris Strachwitz) = Trio PA-6028 (Jp 1978?)
notes by Chris Strachwitz(=) Arhoolie CD 372 (US 1993)
Harry Oster / Folk-Lyric Records discographyArhoolie Records discographyTrio Records discography
°° announced in a catalog for issue in February 1962 as Folk-Lyric album titled "Boll Weevil and Bossman Blues", but that LP never materialized
I Have To Paint My Face - A Random Collection of Mississippi Blues Arhoolie F 1005 (1969, 2nd pressing) track sequence: Sam Chatman A1 - I Have To Paint My Face K.C. Douglas A2 - Big Road Blues °° @ Spotify Sam Chatman A3 - I Stand And Wonder Big Joe Williams A4 - Texas Blues °° @ youtube @ Spotify Bukka White A5 - Drifting Blues °° Wade Walton & R.C. Smith B1 - Barbershop Rhythm R.C. Smith B2 - Going Back To Texas K.C. Douglas & Sidney Maiden B3 - Blues And Trouble °° @ Spotify R.C. Smith B4 - Lonely Widow [actual title: "Lonely Widower"] Wade Walton B5 - Rooster Blues Butch Cage & Willie Thomas B6 - Butch's Blues # °° newly added tracks on 1969 pressing
I Have To Paint My Face - A Random Collection of Mississippi Blues Arhoolie F 1005 (1980, 3rd pressing) track sequence: Sam Chatman [sic] A1 - I Have To Paint My Face K.C. Douglas A2 - Big Road Blues Sam Chatman [sic] A3 - I Stand And Wonder Big Joe Williams A4 - Texas Blues Bukka White A5 - Drifting Blues Jasper Love & Columbus Jones A6 - The Slop °° Wade Walton & R. C. Smith B1 - Barbershop Rhythm R.C. Smith B2 - Going Back To Texas K.C. Douglas & Sidney Maiden B3 - Blues And ('N') Trouble R.C. Smith B4 - Lonely Widow [actual title: "Lonely Widower"] Wade Walton B5 - Rooster Blues Butch Cage & Willie Thomas B6 - Butch's Blues # B7 - Forty-Four Blues ## °° °° 1980 version "bonus tracks", listed on labels, but not on back cover!
I Have To Paint My Face - Mississippi Blues 1960 Arhoolie CD 432 (1995) track sequence: - I Have To Paint My Face - Sam Chatmon [Arhoolie 1005, 1st. ed.] - Big Road Blues - K.C. Douglas [Arhoolie 1005, 2nd. ed.] - I Stand And Wonder - Sam Chatmon [Arhoolie 1005, 1st ed.] - Texas Blues - Big Joe Williams [Arhoolie 1005, 2nd. ed.] - Night Shirt Blues - K.C. Douglas [previously unreleased] @ Spotify - Mercury Blues - K.C. Douglas/Bruce Bratton [previously unreleased] @ Spotify - Hollandale Blues - Sam Chatmon [previously unreleased] @ Spotify - The Slop - Jasper Love/Columbus Jones [Arhoolie 1005, 1st ed.] - Stella Ruth - R.C. Smith [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - God Don't Like Ugly - Sam Chatmon [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - Rooster Blues - Wade Walton [Arhoolie 1005, 1st ed.] - Barbershop Rhythm - Wade Walton / R.C. Smith [Arhoolie F 1005, 1st ed.] - Going Back To Texas - R.C. Smith [Arhoolie F 1005, 1st ed.] - Blues And Trouble - K.C. Douglas/Sidney Maiden [Arhoolie 1005, 2nd ed.] - Lonely Widower - R.C. Smith [Arhoolie F 1005, 1st ed.] - Lost Love Blues - R.C. Smith [Arhoolie F 1005, 1st ed.] - Married Woman Blues - Big Joe Williams [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - Love's Honeydripper - Jasper Love [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - Desert Blues - Jasper Love [Arhoolie 1005, 1st ed.] - One Thin Dime - Butch Cage/Willie Thomas # [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] @ youtube - Butch's Blues - Butch Cage/Willie Thomas # [Arhoolie 1005, 1st, 2nd & 3rd ed.] - Forty Four Blues - Butch Cage/Willie Thomas ## [Arhoolie 1005, 1st & 3rd ed.] - Chicago Blues - Sidney Maiden/K.C. Douglas [Arhoolie F 1006, 2nd ed.] Arhoolie F 1005 (1st pressing) tracks rec. 1960 by Chris A. Strachwitz with assistance from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oliver # rec. August 7, 1960 in Zachary, LA; Butch Cage, voc, vl; Willie Thomas, voc, g; ## Martha Thomas [Willie's wife], dr Arhoolie F 1005 (1st pressing) front cover artwork by Wayne Pope Arhoolie F 1005 (2nd/3rd pressing) front cover photo (Fred McDowell at an out door "house party") by Chris Strachwitz liner photos by Chris Strachwitz booklet notes (1960) by Mack McCormick "Arhoolie Records, Berkeley, California" Arhoolie F 1005 (US 1960, 1st pressing) notice of first edition's deletion in BU 58 (December 1968), p. 7new notes (1969) by Chris Strachwitz "Arhoolie Records, P.O. Box 9195, Berkeley, Calif. 94709" first few of 2nd pressing on labels titled "Delta House Party", but soon retitled "I Have To Paint My Face" (=) Arhoolie F 1005 (US 11/1969, 2nd [remastered] pressing) subtitled "A Random Collection of Mississippi Blues"notes (1969) by Chris Strachwitz "Arhoolie Records, P.O. Box 9195, Berkeley, Calif. 94709" Arhoolie F 1005 (US 1980, 3rd pressing) subtitled "A Random Collection of Mississippi Blues"front and back covers same as 1969 pressing, i.e. track list not updated (two add'l tracks A6 and B7 missing)!notes by Chris Strachwitz (=) Arhoolie CD 432 (US 1995) subtitled "Mississippi Blues 1960"Arhoolie Records discography
booklet notes (1960) by Mack McCormick "Arhoolie Records, Berkeley, California" Arhoolie F 1005 (US 1960, 1st pressing)
notice of first edition's deletion in BU 58 (December 1968), p. 7
new notes (1969) by Chris Strachwitz "Arhoolie Records, P.O. Box 9195, Berkeley, Calif. 94709" first few of 2nd pressing on labels titled "Delta House Party", but soon retitled "I Have To Paint My Face" (=) Arhoolie F 1005 (US 11/1969, 2nd [remastered] pressing) subtitled "A Random Collection of Mississippi Blues"
notes (1969) by Chris Strachwitz "Arhoolie Records, P.O. Box 9195, Berkeley, Calif. 94709" Arhoolie F 1005 (US 1980, 3rd pressing) subtitled "A Random Collection of Mississippi Blues"front and back covers same as 1969 pressing, i.e. track list not updated (two add'l tracks A6 and B7 missing)!
notes by Chris Strachwitz (=) Arhoolie CD 432 (US 1995) subtitled "Mississippi Blues 1960"
Arhoolie Records discography
I Have To Paint My Face - Mississippi Blues 1960 Arhoolie CD 432 (1995) track sequence: - I Have To Paint My Face - Sam Chatmon [Arhoolie 1005, 1st. ed.] - Big Road Blues - K.C. Douglas [Arhoolie 1005, 2nd. ed.] - I Stand And Wonder - Sam Chatmon [Arhoolie 1005, 1st. ed.] - Texas Blues - Big Joe Williams [Arhoolie 1005, 2nd. ed.] - Night Shirt Blues - K.C. Douglas [previously unreleased] @ Spotify - Mercury Blues - K.C. Douglas/Bruce Bratton [previously unreleased] @ Spotify - Hollandale Blues - Sam Chatmon [previously unreleased] @ Spotify - The Slop - Jasper Love/Columbus Jones [Arhoolie 1005, 1st. ed.] - Stella Ruth - R.C. Smith [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - God Don't Like Ugly - Sam Chatmon [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - Rooster Blues - Wade Walton [Arhoolie 1005, 1st. ed.] - Barbershop Rhythm - Wade Walton / R.C. Smith [Arhoolie F 1005, 1st ed.] - Going Back To Texas - R.C. Smith [Arhoolie F 1005, 1st. ed.] - Blues And Trouble - K.C. Douglas/Sidney Maiden [Arhoolie 1005, 2nd. ed.] - Lonely Widower - R.C. Smith [Arhoolie F 1005, 1st. ed.] - Lost Love Blues - R.C. Smith [Arhoolie F 1005, 1st. ed.] - Married Woman Blues - Big Joe Williams [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - Love's Honeydripper - Jasper Love [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - Desert Blues - Jasper Love [Arhoolie 1005, 1st. ed.] - One Thin Dime - Butch Cage/Willie Thomas [Arhoolie FS101/F 1006] - Butch's Blues - Butch Cage/Willie Thomas [Arhoolie 1005, 1st. ed.] - Forty Four Blues - Butch Cage/Willie Thomas [Arhoolie 1005, 1st. ed.] - Chicago Blues - Sidney Maiden/K.C. Douglas [Arhoolie F 1006, 2nd. ed.]
notes (on 4-pp. leaflet, December 1961) by Chris Strachwitz "P.O. Box 671 - Los Gatos, Calif." Arhoolie FS101 (US 1961)notes (on 4-pp. leaflet, December 1961) by Chris Strachwitz "P.O. Box 671 - Los Gatos, Calif." = Arhoolie F 1006 (196?)notes (on back cover, 1961) by Chris Strachwitz "P.O. Box 5073, Berkeley, California" = Arhoolie F 1006 (197?)notes (on back cover, 1961) by Chris Strachwitz "Box 9195, Berkeley, CA. 94709" (=) Arhoolie F 1006 (US 1980) 1980 release uses same front and back covers as 197? release, but actually has slightly different content - as printed on the labels!notes by Chris Strachwitz partly reissued on Arhoolie CD 432 (US 1995) subtitled "Mississippi Blues 1960"Arhoolie Records discography
notes (on 4-pp. leaflet, December 1961) by Chris Strachwitz "P.O. Box 671 - Los Gatos, Calif." = Arhoolie F 1006 (196?)
notes (on back cover, 1961) by Chris Strachwitz "P.O. Box 5073, Berkeley, California" = Arhoolie F 1006 (197?)
notes (on back cover, 1961) by Chris Strachwitz "Box 9195, Berkeley, CA. 94709" (=) Arhoolie F 1006 (US 1980) 1980 release uses same front and back covers as 197? release, but actually has slightly different content - as printed on the labels!
notes by Chris Strachwitz partly reissued on Arhoolie CD 432 (US 1995) subtitled "Mississippi Blues 1960"
originally unissued
Muddy Waters discography
notes by Jack Tracy Chess LPS/LP 1449
= Barclay 84.093 (Fr 1964)
= Chess CRL 4513 (UK 1965)
notes by Jack Tracy = Marble Arch MAL 661 (UK 1967)
notes by Mike Leadbitter= Checker 6467 306 (UK 1973)
notes by Jack Tracy (italian)= Carosello/Chess BRP2026 (It 1982)
= P-Vine/Chess PLP-814 (Jp 1983)
= Chess/Vogue 515039 (Fr 19??)
= Chess/Green Line GCH-8022 (It 1986)
= MCA/Chess CH-9198(mastered by Steve Hoffman) (US 1986)
= MCA/Chess CHD-31269(mastered by Steve Hoffman) (US 1986)
= MCA 6704024(Brazil 1987)
notes by Jack Tracy= MCA/Chess CD 1011(1989)
(=) Beat Goes On BGOCD314 (UK 1996)"... in Newport / Live"
notes by Mary KatherineAldin and Jack Tracy(=) MCA/Chess 088112515-2 (US 2001)
(=) Chess/Victor SJET 8237(mini LP CD Jp 2007)
= Speakers Corner 180g LP/ Chess 1449 (mastered byRay Staff, AIR-Studios,London
Butch Cage & Willie Thomas at Newportsource: Notes of Folkways FA 2431Polaroid Land Photo by W. Field
notes by Irwin Silber Folkways FA 2431
= Discoplay DP 54.9167 (Spain 1983)
Newport Folk Festival discography
Dr. Harry Oster discographySmoky Babe discography
notes by Harry Oster Storyville SLP 129
Storyville Records discography
= Teichiku ULS-1825-R (Jp 1975)
notes by Harry Oster Storyville SLP 135(Dk 1964)
CD tracks: - So Much Good Feeling - Boogie Woogie Red - A Little Different - Willie Thomas - Kill That Nigger Dead - James "Butch" Cage & Willie Thomas - The Onliest Way - Lil Son Jackson - My Father's Style / So It Rocked On / Move To Kansas City - J.B. Lenoir - When She Come Back / Poor Country Boy - Otis Spann - Ain't No Easy Thing - Lightnin' Hopkins - Evil Heart Blues - Mance Lipscomb - A Roughneck - Blind Arvella Gray # - West Helena Blues - Roosevelt Sykes - Days of 1900 / Newport News Blues - Will Shade - Chock House Days / Come and Get Me - Whistling Alex Moore - Move Back! For What? - Brother John Sellers - Been Down So Long - J.B. Lenoir - A Place They Call Boots' - James "Stump" Johnson [] - Henry Brown Blues - Henry Brown [] - They Called Us Gandy Dancers / Work Songs / John Henry - Blind Arvella Gray with Blind James Brewer # [] - Santa Fe Train - Edwin "Buster" Pickens - Most Reason I Sing - Robert Curtis Smith - Santa Fe Blues - Jasper Love - Somewhere Down The Line - John Lee Hooker - I Hope One Day My Luck Will Change - Robert Curtis Smith - Only Places They Can Go / People Call Me Lucky - Otis Spann - What Have I Committed? - Henry Townsend - 'Tween Midnight And Day - James "Butch" Cage - Walking Basses / Dud Low Joe / The First Vicksburg Blues - Little Brother Montgomery - They Call Him "Pork Chops" / Forty-Four Blues - Roosevelt Sykes - Blues In The Bottle - Mance Lipscomb - To Have The Blues Within - Edward "Buster" Pickens - Colorado Springs Blues - Edwin "Buster" Pickens [] All tracks recorded between June 26 and August 28, 1960 # rec. August 7, 1960 in Zachary, LA
LP and CD have slightly different tracks: [] = not on LP resp. CD !!!
notes (plus 6-pp. insert) by Paul Oliver  Decca LK 4664 insert (1 sheet folded to 6 pp.) Decca LK 4664 (UK 1965)
notes by Paul Oliver = Decca LK 4664 (Germany 1965)
LP resp. CD accompanying Paul Oliver's book by the same title:London (Cassell) (1st UK ed. 1965) xv, 217 p., [48] p. of plates : ill., ports. ; 22 cm
New York (Horizon Press) (1st US ed. 1965) xix, 217 pages : illustrations, maps ; 22 cm
London ("Jazz Book Club") JBC 64 (2nd UK ed. 1967)
Cambridge (University Press) 0 521 59181 3 (revised edition of the original 1965 book with enclosed CD) (2nd US ed. 1997)
Doyosha LLC (1st Jp ed. 2016) ISBN 978-4-907511-25-8 (190 × 129 × 21,8 mm | 336 pages (incl. 48 photos) | weight: 9,5 pound; price: 1.850 JPY equals 14,84 EUR) translated by Yasufumi Higurashi
review at record-fiend.blogspot.de
DLP notesby Charles Edward Smith Folkways FA 2691
custom CD fromwww.folkways.si.edu[notes (mis)credit: Willie Thomas,voc, fiddle; Butch Cage, voc, g]
notes by Paul Oliver CBS M 52799 (UK 1970)
album has been issued in association with the book "Savannah Syncopators - African Retentions in the Blues" by Paul Oliver, published by November Books Limited, 1970
Kay 014 KJ (1979)(30 minutes)
= Rhapsody 8022 (1986)
(=) Vestapol DVD 13003(2003 "bonus track")"Legends of CountryBlues Guitar Vol. 1"
Metronome MLP 1000
Library of Congress LBC7
notes (July 1978 and insert with track details) by Bruce Bastin Flyright LP 545 (UK 1979)
Flyright Records discographyRobert 'Pete' Williams discography
Folk-Lyric FL 111 (1960)= Arhoolie R 2018 (1970)= Trio PA-6028 (Jp 1974)
notes by Chris Strachwitz Arhoolie CD 372 (US 1993)
Harry Oster discographyArhoolie Records discography
Arhoolie F 1005 (1960)Arhoolie F 1006 (1960)
notes by Chris Strachwitz Arhoolie CD 432 (US 1995) subtitled "Mississippi Blues 1960"
5 CD box66-pp. booklet by Chris Strachwitz, Ry Cooder, Bonnie Raitt & Elijah Wald Arhoolie CD 491 (US 2000)
Arhoolie CD 9045
2 CD setnotes by Martin Hawkins Bear Family Records BCD 17512 (Germany 2019)
Excello Records discographySlim Harpo discographyLightnin' Slim discographyRobert Pete Williams discographyLonesome Sundown discographySmoky Babe discographyLazy Lester discographyHerman E. Johnson discographySilas Hogan discographyMoses "Whispering" Smith discographyArthur "Guitar" Kelley discography
source of left column picture: Front cover of Arhoolie CD 372 (Butch Cage and Willie Thomas with their wives; photographer: Harry Oster)
thanks to Alan Balfour, John Rische, Snežana Lazarević and Bob Eagle for additional info / scans
1) Bob Eagle (2016/10/28 @ facebook): "Butch Cage is usually shown (in BARE as elsewhere, mea culpa) as born on 16 March 1894, but in the 1900 census his birth month is shown as *May* 1894. His death date is also in doubt - although it seems to be September 1975, the Social Security Death index gives December 1973."
Butch Cage and Willie Thomas with their wives (Rosie and Martha) in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: Front cover of Arhoolie CD 372; photographer: Harry Oster Butch Cage in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960/61source: Front cover of Storyville SLP 129photographer: Harry Oster Butch Cage "and a new Generation" in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960/61source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 104-105; photographer: Harry Ostera cropped version of this photo has been used on the front cover of Oster's book "Living Country Blues" (1975 Minerva Press reprint)a similar (not identical!) photo has been used on the front cover of Flyright LP 545photographer: Harry Oster Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 60; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 73; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage plays fiddle, Willie Thomas plays guitar and Thomas' wife Martha 'pats Juba' in rhythm, Zachary, Louisiana, August 7, 1960source: Paul Oliver: Savannah Syncopators - African Retentions In The Blues.- London (Studio Vista) 1970; photographer: Paul Oliver Butch Cage & Willie B. Thomas and wife Martha in front of Butch Cage's house in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 62/63; photographer: William Claxton Willie B. Thomas and Family at home in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 109; photographer: Harry Oster Willie B. Thomas, Harry Oster, and Butch Cage 1960photographer: David Gahr Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovallat the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31photographer: Michael P. Smith Dr. Harry Oster (April 12, 1923 - Jan. 19, 2001)source: http://www.clas.uiowa.edu/faculty/memorials/oster.shtml Harry Oster: Living Country Blues1969 Folklore Associates (first edition) / 1975 Minerva Press reprint(scans courtesy Alan Balfour) Discography of Dr. Harry Oster recordings
Butch Cage in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960/61source: Front cover of Storyville SLP 129photographer: Harry Oster Butch Cage "and a new Generation" in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960/61source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 104-105; photographer: Harry Ostera cropped version of this photo has been used on the front cover of Oster's book "Living Country Blues" (1975 Minerva Press reprint)a similar (not identical!) photo has been used on the front cover of Flyright LP 545photographer: Harry Oster Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 60; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 73; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage plays fiddle, Willie Thomas plays guitar and Thomas' wife Martha 'pats Juba' in rhythm, Zachary, Louisiana, August 7, 1960source: Paul Oliver: Savannah Syncopators - African Retentions In The Blues.- London (Studio Vista) 1970; photographer: Paul Oliver Butch Cage & Willie B. Thomas and wife Martha in front of Butch Cage's house in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 62/63; photographer: William Claxton Willie B. Thomas and Family at home in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 109; photographer: Harry Oster Willie B. Thomas, Harry Oster, and Butch Cage 1960photographer: David Gahr Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovallat the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31photographer: Michael P. Smith Dr. Harry Oster (April 12, 1923 - Jan. 19, 2001)source: http://www.clas.uiowa.edu/faculty/memorials/oster.shtml Harry Oster: Living Country Blues1969 Folklore Associates (first edition) / 1975 Minerva Press reprint(scans courtesy Alan Balfour) Discography of Dr. Harry Oster recordings
Butch Cage "and a new Generation" in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960/61source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 104-105; photographer: Harry Ostera cropped version of this photo has been used on the front cover of Oster's book "Living Country Blues" (1975 Minerva Press reprint)a similar (not identical!) photo has been used on the front cover of Flyright LP 545photographer: Harry Oster Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 60; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 73; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage plays fiddle, Willie Thomas plays guitar and Thomas' wife Martha 'pats Juba' in rhythm, Zachary, Louisiana, August 7, 1960source: Paul Oliver: Savannah Syncopators - African Retentions In The Blues.- London (Studio Vista) 1970; photographer: Paul Oliver Butch Cage & Willie B. Thomas and wife Martha in front of Butch Cage's house in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 62/63; photographer: William Claxton Willie B. Thomas and Family at home in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 109; photographer: Harry Oster Willie B. Thomas, Harry Oster, and Butch Cage 1960photographer: David Gahr Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovallat the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31photographer: Michael P. Smith Dr. Harry Oster (April 12, 1923 - Jan. 19, 2001)source: http://www.clas.uiowa.edu/faculty/memorials/oster.shtml Harry Oster: Living Country Blues1969 Folklore Associates (first edition) / 1975 Minerva Press reprint(scans courtesy Alan Balfour) Discography of Dr. Harry Oster recordings
a cropped version of this photo has been used on the front cover of Oster's book "Living Country Blues" (1975 Minerva Press reprint)
a similar (not identical!) photo has been used on the front cover of Flyright LP 545photographer: Harry Oster
Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 60; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 73; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage plays fiddle, Willie Thomas plays guitar and Thomas' wife Martha 'pats Juba' in rhythm, Zachary, Louisiana, August 7, 1960source: Paul Oliver: Savannah Syncopators - African Retentions In The Blues.- London (Studio Vista) 1970; photographer: Paul Oliver Butch Cage & Willie B. Thomas and wife Martha in front of Butch Cage's house in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 62/63; photographer: William Claxton Willie B. Thomas and Family at home in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 109; photographer: Harry Oster Willie B. Thomas, Harry Oster, and Butch Cage 1960photographer: David Gahr Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovallat the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31photographer: Michael P. Smith Dr. Harry Oster (April 12, 1923 - Jan. 19, 2001)source: http://www.clas.uiowa.edu/faculty/memorials/oster.shtml Harry Oster: Living Country Blues1969 Folklore Associates (first edition) / 1975 Minerva Press reprint(scans courtesy Alan Balfour) Discography of Dr. Harry Oster recordings
Butch Cage entertaining neighborhood children with his violin in Zachary, Louisiana, summer 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 73; photographer: William Claxton Butch Cage plays fiddle, Willie Thomas plays guitar and Thomas' wife Martha 'pats Juba' in rhythm, Zachary, Louisiana, August 7, 1960source: Paul Oliver: Savannah Syncopators - African Retentions In The Blues.- London (Studio Vista) 1970; photographer: Paul Oliver Butch Cage & Willie B. Thomas and wife Martha in front of Butch Cage's house in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 62/63; photographer: William Claxton Willie B. Thomas and Family at home in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 109; photographer: Harry Oster Willie B. Thomas, Harry Oster, and Butch Cage 1960photographer: David Gahr Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovallat the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31photographer: Michael P. Smith Dr. Harry Oster (April 12, 1923 - Jan. 19, 2001)source: http://www.clas.uiowa.edu/faculty/memorials/oster.shtml Harry Oster: Living Country Blues1969 Folklore Associates (first edition) / 1975 Minerva Press reprint(scans courtesy Alan Balfour) Discography of Dr. Harry Oster recordings
Butch Cage plays fiddle, Willie Thomas plays guitar and Thomas' wife Martha 'pats Juba' in rhythm, Zachary, Louisiana, August 7, 1960source: Paul Oliver: Savannah Syncopators - African Retentions In The Blues.- London (Studio Vista) 1970; photographer: Paul Oliver Butch Cage & Willie B. Thomas and wife Martha in front of Butch Cage's house in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 62/63; photographer: William Claxton Willie B. Thomas and Family at home in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 109; photographer: Harry Oster Willie B. Thomas, Harry Oster, and Butch Cage 1960photographer: David Gahr Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovallat the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31photographer: Michael P. Smith Dr. Harry Oster (April 12, 1923 - Jan. 19, 2001)source: http://www.clas.uiowa.edu/faculty/memorials/oster.shtml Harry Oster: Living Country Blues1969 Folklore Associates (first edition) / 1975 Minerva Press reprint(scans courtesy Alan Balfour) Discography of Dr. Harry Oster recordings
Butch Cage & Willie B. Thomas and wife Martha in front of Butch Cage's house in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: William Claxton & Joachim E. Berendt "Jazzlife - A Journey for Jazz across America in 1960".- Köln/Cologne (Taschen) 2013, p. 62/63; photographer: William Claxton
Willie B. Thomas and Family at home in Zachary, Louisiana, 1960source: Harry Oster: Living Country Blues.- Detroit (Folklore Associates) 1969, p. 109; photographer: Harry Oster Willie B. Thomas, Harry Oster, and Butch Cage 1960photographer: David Gahr Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovallat the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31photographer: Michael P. Smith Dr. Harry Oster (April 12, 1923 - Jan. 19, 2001)source: http://www.clas.uiowa.edu/faculty/memorials/oster.shtml Harry Oster: Living Country Blues1969 Folklore Associates (first edition) / 1975 Minerva Press reprint(scans courtesy Alan Balfour) Discography of Dr. Harry Oster recordings
Willie B. Thomas, Harry Oster, and Butch Cage 1960photographer: David Gahr
Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovallat the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31photographer: Michael P. Smith
Harry Oster: Living Country Blues1969 Folklore Associates (first edition) / 1975 Minerva Press reprint(scans courtesy Alan Balfour)