Rich Amerson and Joe Fred Williams: Billy Goat Latin (1937)
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- čas přidán 25. 01. 2022
- Two examples of "Billy Goat Latin," performed by Rich Amerson (pictured, with John A. Lomax) and Joe Fred Williams, respectively. Recorded by Lomax at the home of Ruby Pickens Tartt, Livingston, Alabama, July 19, 1937. Photo by Ruby T. Lomax, Livingston, 1940. [AFS 1305A1&2]
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Southern Dada performance poetry
Slightly mesmerizing
My brain when I'm trying to sleep:
😀
Really really inspiring!!!
Dope!
Serious silliness
Not too different from the eefing done on the Hee-Haw TV show.
czcams.com/video/75qIdhCO2DQ/video.html
I wonder if it's a related form?
You're so right! I never heard Eefing/hootling before hmmm both very old Southern traditions !
@@samaraisnt I haven't studied it but as so many Southern music styles have, I imagine it's been carried over and adapted from these two forms:
czcams.com/video/qnUOq0euqYQ/video.html
and:
czcams.com/video/1YKWXJyrZGg/video.html
@@phlattgetitbrilliant, thanks for these links, great videos! 🤩
first ever recorded beat box?
Could this be inherited from traditional African music... or is that reading too much into it?
AMERICAN INDIAN
This is kinda like throat singing of Inuit women
Where you getting this stuff??
They are field recordings made by John/Alan Lomax for the Library of Congress.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Lomax
"Laughter"?
lol this is wild hahahaha
Can anyone explain what is going on here?
Couldn’t say, but to me it sounds inspired by the sounds of a freight train.
Says right there: Billy goat latin. Nothing else to get.
They need to calm down a bit and just spit it out!
Paul is dead. I buried Paul.