Album US 1974 on Brandie Records label
Blues (Country Blues)
ABNER JAY - IN UNDERGROUND ATLANTA Abner Jay, the first of the original black musicians. The only electric six string banjo you'll ever hear. Abner says the originals are dead, and he is half dead. For forty two yrs, Abner has been playing banjo, drums, harmonica, and singing all at the same time. Born in south GA. When Abner was born his pa kept the birth records on the side of the house, the house burned down, the birth records were destroyed, and Abner hasn't been able to find out just how old he is. Abner is now enjoying his seventh wife, and he claims she is just about wore out too. His worst tragdy was the first time he got married. NOW ITS BUCK DANCING TIME
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No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Dixie | Abner Jay | 6:25 | |
2 | Short'nin' Bread | Abner Jay | ||
3 | Buffalo Gal | Abner Jay | 2:45 | |
4 | She'll Be Coming Around The Mountain When She Comes | Abner Jay | 3:30 | |
5 | St James Infirmary Blues | Abner Jay | 6:10 | |
6 | Collard Greens | Abner Jay | 3:15 | |
7 | Wabash Cannonball | Abner Jay | 3:15 | |
8 | Cotton Fields | Abner Jay | 2:35 | |
9 | Man Walked On The Moon | Abner Jay | Abner Jay | 2:55 |