Illustrated Percy Randolph discography

Harry Oster recording Percy Randolph, most likely January/February 1958 in New Orleans; source: Les Génies du Blues, Volume 2.- Paris (Editions Atlas) 1993, p. 67 ("D.I.T.E. / I.P.S." [French photo agency]; photographer's name not given) Brother Percy Randolph
Percy Alexander Randolph (father: Tuffy Randolph; mother: Azelia Theodore)
b. September 19, 1914 in New Orleans, Louisiana
d. October 29, 1991 at home in a Lafitte housing complex in New Orleans, LA
buried at Providence Park and Mausoleum, 8200 Airline Highway in Metairie, Jefferson Parish, LA
discography
Percy Randolph 1960, New Orleans;
source: fab.com/inspiration/brother-percy-randolph;
photographer: William Claxton

#	year of release	title / label / notes
1	1959	The Music Of New Orleans Volume One The Music of the Streets: The Music of Mardi Gras Vegetable Peddlers - Street Calls: Watermelons, Bananas Sister Dora Alexander - Let God's Moon Alone Sister Dora Alexander - Times Done Changed Percy Randolph - Street Calls: Watermelons, Black Berries, Peaches # @ youtube @ Spotify James Mitchell - Musical Saw: What A Friend We Have In Jesus, My Old Kentucky Home, When The Saints Go Marching Home Percy Randolph - Shoe Shine - Shine # @ youtube @ Spotify Frank Amica - Guitar Solo - Liebestraum Shoeshine Boy - Shoe Shine - Hambone Blind Snooks Eaglin - Mean Old Frisco @ youtube @ Spotify The Indians - Dawn: To-Wa-Bac-A-Way, The Indian Race The Indians - Early Morning: Red, White, And Blue Got The Golden Band Hank - Noon: On Mardi Gras Day Brass Band - Late Afternoon: The Uptown Dances, Bourbon Street Parade Unknown Artist - Night: The Parade Of The Krewe Of Momus, When The Saints Go Marching In, Margie, And South Rampart Street Parade rec. 1956-1958; prod. by Samuel Barclay Charters # rec. January/February 1958 in New Orleans, LA by Harry Oster; Percy Randolph, voc, shoe shine cloth notes by Samuel Barclay Charters Folkways FA 2461 (US 1959) = Topic 12T53 (UK 1959) = Disques Ricordi FA 2461 (Serie Folkways) (Fr 196?)
2	1959	Folk Music USA. Vol. 1 - John Henry - Virgil Perkins, Jack Sims ["Jack Sims" actually is a pseudonym of Sam Charters] - Grizzly Bear: Negro Prison Camp Worksong - Blowing The Train - Percy Randolph # @ youtube @ Spotify - Six Thousand Miles From Nowhere - Snooks Eaglin @ Spotify - Dark Was The Night - Blind Willie Johnson - Amasee: Children's Ring Game Song - Spooky Drums - Warren "Baby" Dodds - Black Jack Davy - Mary Jo Davis - Drunken Sailor: Dulcimer Medley - Ellen Smith - Pete Steele - Run, Run - Elizabeth Cotton [sic] - Mole In The Ground - Bascom Lamar Lunsford - Rolling River: Country Dance - Allons Danser Colinda: Cajun Dance - Roy Brule - Sourwood Mountain: Square Dance Tune - Hobart (US 1958)Smith - Diamond Joe: Cowboy Song - Cisco Houston - Siete Leguas: Corrido - Peter Hurd - Matachines Dance - Moonlight Song: Taos Indian Serenade - War Dance Song - Esta Navidad: Puerto Rican Christmas Song - Aguinaldo Cagueno: Puerto Rican Song - Rocky Road: Shape-Note Singing - Alabama Sacred Harp Singers - If We Never Meet Again - Inviting-In Dance Song # rec. January/February 1958 in New Orleans, LA by Harry Oster; Percy Randolph, voc, hca edited by Harold Courlander 2 LP box set notes (16-pp. booklet) by Charles Edward Smith Folkways FE 4530 (US 1959) = Smithsonian Folkways custom-made CD
3	1960	Snooks Eaglin: Message From New Orleans - Mamma, Don't You Tear My Clothes - Walking Blues - Mean Old World - Give Me The Old Box-Car # - Every Day Blues - I Had My Fun - Blue Shadows Blues - She's A Black Rat - Who's Been Foolin' You? - I Must See Jesus - Fly Right Baby - That's All Right - Bottle Up And Go - Who Can Your Good Man Be - Don't You Lie To Me - Malaguena rec. 1959 in New Orleans by Harry Oster; Snooks Eaglin, voc, g; Lucius Bridges, washb; # Percy Randolph, hca notes by Tony Standish Heritage HLP 1002 (UK) Heritage Records discography Snooks Eaglin discography
4	1960	Snooks Eaglin / Lucius Bridges / Brother Randolph New Orleans Washboard Blues resp. Possum Up A Simmon Tree resp. New Orleans Blues Folk-Lyric FL 107 / Arhoolie 2014 / Storyville SLP 179 tracks (15): - Possum Up A Simmon Tree * @ youtube @ Spotify - That's All Right ## @ youtube @ Spotify - Veal Chop And Pork Chop {} @ youtube @ Spotify - I Ain't Gonna Study War No More (Down By The Riverside) # \|\| @ youtube @ Spotify - Model T And The Train () @ youtube @ Spotify - Jack O'Diamonds [] @ youtube @ Spotify - Death Valley Blues # \|\| @ youtube @ Spotify - This Train ### @ youtube @ Spotify - Bottle Up And Go * @ youtube @ Spotify - Mardi Gras Mambo ** @ youtube @ Spotify - Rock Me Mama \|\| # @ youtube @ Spotify - John Henry * @ youtube @ Spotify - Locomotive Train (instr) () @ youtube @ Spotify - I Had A Little Woman # \|\| @ youtube @ Spotify - Don't Leave Me Mama (Rock Me Mama no. 2) # @ youtube @ Spotify Arhoolie CD 348 tracks (23): - Country Boy Down In New Orleans \|\| [previously unissued in the U.S.] @ Spotify - Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes \|\| [previously unissued in the U.S.] @ Spotify - I've Had My Fun \|\| [previously unissued in the U.S.] @ Spotify - Bottle Up And Go \|\| [previously unissued in the U.S.] @ Spotify - Give Me The Good Old Boxcar \|\| [previously unissued in the U.S.] @ Spotify - Walking Blues [previously unissued in the U.S.] @ Spotify - Possum Up A Simmon Tree # [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - That's All Right \|\| [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Veal Chop And Pork Chop {} [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Down By The Riverside \|\| [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Model T And The Train # [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Jack O'Diamonds [] [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Death Valley Blues \|\| [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Rock Me Mama (Don't Leave Me Mama) \|\| [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - John Henry # [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Locomotive Train # [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - I Had A Little Woman \|\| [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Rock Me Mama # [Folk-Lyric 107 / Arhoolie 2014] - Mailman Passed \|\| [previously unissued in the U.S.] @ Spotify - Going Back To New Orleans \|\| [previously unissued in the U.S.] @ Spotify - Mardi Gras Mambo # \|\| [previously unissued take] @ Spotify - Bottle Up & Go # \|\| [previously unissued take] @ Spotify - This Train # \|\| [previously unissued take] @ Spotify P-Vine PCD-93733 tracks (all in all 26): - Possum Up A Simmon Tree # - That's All Right \|\| - Veal Chop And Pork Chop {} - I Ain't Gonna Study War No More (Down By The Riverside) - Model T And The Train # - Jack O'Diamonds [] - Death Valley Blues \|\| - This Train - Bottle Up And Go - Mardi Gras Mambo # - Rock Me Mama \|\| # - John Henry # - Locomotive Train # - I Had A Little Woman \|\| - Don't Leave Me Mama (Rock Me Mama) - Give Me The Good Old Boxcar \|\| [bonus track] - This Train (alt tk) \|\| [bonus track] - Bottle Up And Go (alt tk) \|\| # [bonus track] - Mardi Gras Mambo (alt tk) \|\| # [bonus track] - I've Had My Fun \|\| [bonus track] - Bottle Up And Go (tk 4) \|\| [bonus track] - Going Back To New Orleans \|\| [bonus track] - Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes \|\| [bonus track] - Walking Blues [bonus track] - Mailman Passed (And Didn't Leave No News) \|\| [bonus track] - Country Boy Down In New Orleans [bonus track] rec. 1958 in New Orleans, LA by Harry Oster & Richard Allen # Snooks Eaglin, voc, 6-str g, \|\| 12-str g ## Snooks Eaglin, voc, 6-str g, \|\| 12-str g; Percy Randolph, hca; Lucius Bridges, wb ### Snooks Eaglin, voc, 6-str g, \|\| 12-str g; Percy Randolph, hca; Lucius Bridges, voc, wb * Lucius Bridges, voc; Snooks Eaglin, 6-str g; Percy Randolph, wb Lucius Bridges, voc, g, wb; Snooks Eaglin, 6-str g, \|\| 12-str g, wb; Percy Randolph, wb, hca * Lucius Bridges, voc; Percy Randolph, hca; Snooks Eaglin, wb Lucius Bridges, voc; Snooks Eaglin, voc; Percy Randolph, hca {} Percy Randolph, voc, slapping shoe-shine rag [] Percy Randolph, hca, voc; unknown, tom tom (actually the head of a banjo) () Percy Randolph**, voc, hca; Snooks Eaglin, 6-str g, hca; Lucius Bridges, wb Folk-Lyric FL 107 (I) drawing by Norman Gross Folk-Lyric FL 107 (II) drawing by Malcolm Quantrill Arhoolie/Storyville photo by Harry Oster notes by Harry Oster "Folk-Lyric Records, 1945 Bay St., Baton Rouge, LA" Folk-Lyric FL 107 (I) (US 1959) "New Orleans Washboard Blues" notes by Harry Oster "Folk-Lyric Recording Co., 3323 Morning Glory, Baton Rouge, La." Folk-Lyric FL 107 (II) (US 1960) "Possum Up A Simmon Tree" notes by Harry Oster with some editing by Chris Strachwitz = Arhoolie 2014 (US 1971) "Possum Up A Simmon Tree" notes by Harry Oster = Storyville SLP 179 (Denmark 1975) "New Orleans Blues" (=) Arhoolie CD 348 (US 1991) "Country Boy Down In New Orleans" notes by Harry Oster with some editing by Chris Strachwitz (=) P-Vine PCD-93733 (Jp 2013) "Possum Up A Simmon Tree" Folk Lyric / Harry Oster discography Storyville Records discography Arhoolie Records discography Snooks Eaglin discography
5	1960	Billie & DeDe Pierce: New Orleans Music - Eh La Bas # - Gulf Coast Blues - Some Of These Days # - You Can Depend On Me - The Peanut Vendor # - Jelly Roll # - Mama Don't Allow § # - Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out - Going Back To Florida - Panama # - St. James Infirmary - John Henry * # CD bonus tracks: - Get A Working Man - Panama Rag - In The Racket rec. 1959 in New Orleans, LA by Harry Oster and Richard Allen; Billie Pierce, voc, p; De De Pierce, voc, cornet; # Brother Randolph, washb; Lucius Bridges, * voc, § tom toms Folk-Lyric FL 110 (US 1960?) "New Orleans Jazz" = Arhoolie 2016 (US 1971) "New Orleans Music" Storyville SLP 178 (Denmark 1975) "New Orleans Jazz" Storyville Records discography = Storyville 670 178 "New Orleans Jazz" notes by Richard Allen = Arhoolie CD 488 (US 2000) "Gulf Coast Blues" Dr. Harry Oster discography
6	1961	Jazzlife - Auf den Spuren des Jazz Volumes I & II Joachim E. Berendt presents: Jazzlife Vol. I (Metronome JEB 1000) Chor und Gemeinde des St. John's Baptist Temple - Oh Lord Send My Peace Rev. Newton - Rev. Newton bei der Predigt Rev. Thomas & Mrs. Thomas, Butch Cage - Spiritual-Singen in Zachary, Louisiana Star Spiritual Singers of Coastal Georgia, St. Simons Island - Gabriel Shout Big Band der Berklee School, Boston - Three For All Eureka Brass Band - Just A Closer Walk With Thee Sister Elisabeth Eustis - Time Lord George "Creole Blues" Guesnon - Draws Trouble Blues Guitar Welch - Electric Chair Blues Murray Macon - Jesus Cares Alphonse Picou mit der ehemaligen Papa Celestin New Orleans Band - High Society Joachim E. Berendt presents: Jazzlife Vol. II (Metronome JEB 1001) Paul Barbarin & His New Orleans Jazz Band - It's A Long Way To Tipperary Brother Percy Randolph - Jack O'Diamonds # Armand Hugh & Emile Christian New Orleans Band - I Lost My Heart Carmell Jones - Bobblin' Roland Kirk - Little Fugue Shaky Jake - Spoiled Your Baby § Roosevelt Sykes - Number Nine * Ira Sullivan - Two Blues Choruses Buddy Tate & His Harlem Band - Blow Low Cootie Williams & His Central Ballroom Band - Night Train Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - Walk On John Coltrane - Soft Lights # rec. 1960 in New Orleans, LA by Joachim E. Berendt; Percy Randolph, voc, hca § rec. summer 1960 at Jump Jackson's garage, 5727 La Salle Street, Chicago, IL; Shakey Jake, voc, hca; Eddie Clearwater (as "Clear Waters") or Lee Jackson, g * rec. summer 1960 at Jump Jackson's garage, 5727 La Salle Street, Chicago, IL; Roosevelt Sykes, voc, p; Lee Jackson, g; Corky Robertson, b; Jump Jackson, dr These 7 inch 33 1/3 EPs (Vols. I & II) were only available with the equally named book by Joachim Ernst Berendt / William Claxton. Some of the tracks were recorded especially for being on this record while others stem from tracks previously released elsewhere (some of these are only excerpts). 7 inch 33 rpm Metronome JEB 1000 (Germany 1961) 7 inch 33 rpm Metronome JEB 1001 (Germany 1961) more info remastered versions of both 7 inch 33 rpm volumes re-released in 2013 on a CD accompanying a reissue of the book: Shakey Jake discography Roosevelt Sykes discography Lee Jackson discography
7	1964	Snooks Eaglin: Blues From New Orleans Vol. 2 - Mailman Passed And He Didn't Leave No News @ Spotify - I Must See Jesus \|\| °° @ youtube @ Spotify - She's One Black Rat \|\| °° @ Spotify - Give Me The Good Old Boxcar \|\| * @ Spotify - Don't You Lie To Me \|\| °° @ Spotify - Well I Had My Fun °° @ Spotify - Browns Skin Woman \|\| °° @ Spotify - Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes \|\| °° @ Spotify - Who's Been Foolin' You \|\| °° @ Spotify - When Shadows Fall (instr) °° @ Spotify - One More Drink \|\| °° @ Spotify - I Got A Woman °° @ Spotify - Mama Talk To Your Daughter \|\| # @ Spotify rec. in New Orleans, LA by Harry Oster; Snooks Eaglin, voc, g, \|\| 12-str g * rec. in New Orleans, LA by Harry Oster; Snooks Eaglin, voc, 12-str g; Percy Randolph, hca; Lucius Bridges, wb # rec. in New Orleans, LA by Harry Oster; Lucius Bridges, voc, wb; Percy Randolph, hca; Snooks Eaglin, g °° re-released 1994 on Storyville STCD 8023 "New Orleans Street Singer" notes by Harry Oster Storyville SLP 140 notes by Harry Oster Storyville SLP 140 (Fr 1964) (festival series) (=) Storyville STCD 8023 "New Orleans Street Singer" Storyville Records discography Snooks Eaglin discography
8	1964	Snooks Eaglin: Portraits In Blues Vol. 1 - Country Boy - Fly Right Back Baby °° - Well I Had My Fun - Bottle It Up And Go - Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes - I Don't Know °° - Mean Old World °° - Alberta °° - That's Allright °° - Malaguena °° - When They Ring Them Golden Bells # °° - Went Out Walkin' - Remember Me °° rec. 1958 in New Orleans, LA by Harry Oster; Snooks Eaglin, voc, g; # Lucius Bridges, g; # Percy Randolph, washb °° re-released 1994 on Storyville STCD 8023 "New Orleans Street Singer" the photo used on the front cover of Storyville SLP 146 (reissue) is flipped - see original photo at the bottom of this page notes by Paul Oliver Storyville SLP 146 (Denmark 1964) notes by Paul Oliver = Storyville SLP 146 (Fr 196?) (festival series) notes by Paul Oliver = Storyville SLP 146 (Germany 196?) notes by Paul Oliver = Storyville 670146 (Germany 19??) = Teichiku ULS-1811-R (Jp 1975) "Snooks Eaglin" notes (1989) by Rainer Bratfisch = Amiga 856 282 (GDR 1989) "Blues Collection #12" (=) Storyville STCD 8023 "New Orleans Street Singer" Storyville Records discography Snooks Eaglin discography
9	1966	Songs Of Street And Road Folk Music Of The World 60's Harlem youths - Rhythmic & Vocal Improv. - Ole Shoeshine boy raps - Shoe Shine Shakedown New Orleans street peddlers - Street Cries Percy Randolph - Shine Blind Snooks Eaglin - Mean Old Frisco Memphis Slim & Willie Dixon - Stewball - Slop Boogie Cisco Houston - 900 Miles - The Rambler - Hobo Bill Sonny Terry - My Baby Leaving Sticks McGhee - Drink of Wine John Cohen - Keep On Moving collection of material originally released on various Folkways LPs ed. by Clement J. McNaspy; artwork by Frank Biondo ARS AR 1047 (US 1966) (American Record Society) (Music for Everyman series)
9a	1970s	All That Jazz Gold Coast Chorus - Mossi Chant Lightening And Group - Long John Percy "Brother" Randolph - Veal Chop and Pork Chop ("Courtesy of Arhoolie Production Company") Jelly Roll Morton - The Original Quadrille Papa Celestin's Original Tuxedo Jazz Band - Oh, Didn't He Ramble Billie And DeDe Pierce - Eh, La Bas "Snooks" Eaglin - Down By The Riverside ("Courtesy of Arhoolie Production Company") New Leviathan Fox Trot Orchestra - Mid The Pyramids Lakefront Loungers - Tishomingo Blues Kid Thomas's Algiers Stompers - Just A Closer Walk With Thee Bunk Johnson - Careless Love Blues George Lewis Trio - Burgundy Street Blues Sweet Emma Barrett - Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None Of This Jelly Roll Jazz and other music from New Orleans drawn from Hogan Jazz Archive at Tulane University Tulane Alumni Fund LH-15555/6 (private pressing)
10	1980	Jazz LP 1: Percy Randolph - Shine Horace Sprott - My Little Annie, So Sweet Scott Joplin / Gunther Schuller - Combination March Scott Joplin - Meaple Leaf Rag Scott Joplin - A Real Slow Drag Rabbit Brown - James Alley Blues Bessie Smith - The Yellow Dog Blues King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band - Dippermouth Blues Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven - Willie The Weeper Jelly Roll Morton and His Red Hot Peppers - Kansas City Stomp(s) Bunk Johnson's Brass & Dance Band - Didn't He Ramble The Young Tuxedo Brass Band - Eternal Peace The Original Dixieland Jazz Band - Tiger Rag New Orleans Rhythm Kings - Milenberg Joys The Wolverine Orchestra - Jazz Me Blues McKenzie & Eddie Condon's Chicagoans - Sugar Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra - Prince Of Wails Duke Ellington and The Whoopie Makers - The Mooche 3 LP box set notes by Reiner von Essen and Helmut Sandner Opus Musicum OM 128/30 (Germany 1980)
11	1991	Snooks Eaglin: Country Boy Down In New Orleans - Country Boy Down In New Orleans - Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes - I've Had My Fun - Bottle Up And Go - Give Me The Good Old Boxcar - Walking Blues - Possum Up A Simmon Tree # - That's All Right - Veal Chop And Pork Chop - Down By The Riverside - Model T And The Train - Jack O'Diamonds - Death Valley Blues - Rock Me Mama (aka Don't Leave Me Mama) # - John Henry - Locomotive Train - I Had A Little Woman - Rock Me Mama - Mailman Passed - Going Back To New Orleans - Mardi Gras Mambo [alt tk] - Bottle Up & Go [alt tk] - This Train [alt tk] rec. 1959 by Harry Oster; Snooks Eaglin, voc, 6- & 12-string g, wb, tom-toms; Lucius Bridges, washb, voc; Percy Randolph, hca, voc, # washb includes all of ARH 2014 plus previously unissued solo and group recordings (=) Arhoolie CD 348 (US 1991) Arhoolie Records discography Snooks Eaglin discography
12	2001	Every Tone A Testimony An African American Aural History disc 1: The Oral Tradition Langston Hughes - The Struggle Annie Grace Horn Dodson - Field Call Enoch Brown - Complaint Call Lawrence McKiver And Doretha Skipper - Intro And Kneebone Bend Rich Amerson - Brother Terrapin, Slow Train To Arkansas Mrs. Janie Hunter - Jack And Mary And Three Dogs Joe Tucker - Buck Dance Children Of East York School - I'm Goin' Up North Lawrence McKiver - Pharaoh's Host Got Lost Lucy Terry Read By Arna Bontemps - Bars Fight Testimony Against Slavery Phillis Wheatley Read By Dorothy F. Washington - Earl Of Dartmouth Annie Grace Horn Dodson - I Wonder Where My Brother Gone Harriet Tubman Read By Dorothy F. Washington - Narrative Sojourner Truth Read By Ruby Dee - Speech At Akron Convention Frederick Douglass Read By Ossie Davis - Singing Slaves Kinsey West - Steal Away To Jesus Frederick Douglass Read By Ossie Davis - What To The Slave Is The Fourth Of July? Remond Read By Ruby Dee - Why Slavery Is Still Rampant Reconstruction And Repression Dock Reed And Vera Hall Ward - Free At Last Paul Laurence Dunbar Read By Margaret Walker - When Malindy Sings Fisk Jubilee Singers - There's A Great Camp Meeting Booker T. Washington - Atlanta Exposition Address Brownie McGhee And Sonny Terry - John Henry Fenton Johnson Read By Arna Bontemps - Banjo Player Elizabeth Cotten - Boatman Dance Percy Randolph - Shine Inmates Of Ramsey Or Retrieve State Farms, TX - Chopping In The New Ground Ida B. Wells-Barnett Read By Ruby Dee - Lynching, Our National Crime Voices Of Pride And Protest I W.E.B. Du Bois - A Recorded Autobiography James Weldon Johnson Read By Margaret Walker - Listen Lord, A Prayer Reverend Gary Davis - My Heart Is Fixed Lead Belly - The Titanic Countee Cullen - Heritage James P. Johnson - Jungle Drums disc 2: Voices Of Pride And Protest II Paul Robeson - No More Auction Block Langston Hughes - The Negro Speaks Of Rivers Claude McKay - If We Must Die Sterling Brown - Ma Rainey Big Bill Broonzy - Backwater Blues Billie And Dee Dee Pierce - Married Man Blues Margaret Walker - For My People Gwendolyn Brooks - The Children Of The Poor, Sonnet 2 The Sounds Of Twentieth-Century America George "Big Nick" Nicholas - Body And Soul Juanita Johnson & The Gospel Tones - How He Delivered Me Muddy Waters - Long Distance Call Solomon Burke - Cry To Me Voices Of Civil Rights And Black Power SNCC Freedom Singers - Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around Martin Luther King, Jr. - Birmingham 1963 - Keep Moving Bobby Seale - Black Panther Party Platform Angela Davis - Interview (Excerpt) Sarah Webster Fabio - Together To The Tune Of Coltrane's "Equinox" Nikki Giovanni - Nikki-Rosa Sonia Sanchez - Liberation/poem Amiri Baraka - Dope Hamiet Bluiett - The Village Of Brooklyn, Illinois 62059 Jayne Cortez - For The Poets Golden Eagles - Shotgun Joe Ishmael Reed - St. Louis Woman Arrested Development - People Everyday 2 CD set notes by Robert H. Cataliotti Smithsonian Folkways SFW CD 47003 (US 2001)
Additional information appreciated !!!

Sources / Further reading:
- own record collection
- Les Fancourt & Bob McGrath: The Blues Discography 1943 - 1970 (2nd edition).- Vancouver 2012, p. 173, 525
- Robert Ford: A Blues Bibliography, 2nd Edition (Routledge Music Bibliographies) 2007, p. 825
- eBay auctions
- diverse internet resources
source of left column picture: Snooks Eaglin & Percy Randolph; photographer: James LaRocca (www.africanafrican.com)
thanks to Marc Claes and T. DeWayne Moore for additional info

Snooks Eaglin & Percy Randolph
source: Living Blues 8 (1972), p. 31; photographer: James LaRocca

Percy Randolph, Willie Thomas, and Babe Stovall
at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1970
source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 31

Percy Randolph at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 1983
source: Michael P. Smith: New Orleans Jazz Fest, A Pictoral History.- Gretna 1991, p. 131

"Deaths: New Orleans blues player dies at 77"
(Percy Randolph obituary)
source: Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 2, 1991
as reprinted in German Blues Circle (GBC) #196 (Februar 1992), p. 2
www.genealogybank.com/doc/obituaries/obit/1467398C12498C90-1467398C12498C90: accessed 29 October 2016