Album US on Power Records label
Folk (Folk)
Ultra-rare and unique solo guitar album recorded in the early 1960s. It is a legendary recording among solo guitar aficionados, which rarely comes up for sale. Hughes, who died in 1998 at the age of 94, spent most of her life in Ludlow, Missouri, and according to the liner notes of the reissue she performed regularly at folk conventions and festivals; she also was a strong fiddler and banjo player. She was usually accompanied by her guitar-playing husband Jake when she performed at such festivals, performing a repertoire often dubbed parlor music—the popular music of the 19th century, when normal folks entertained themselves performing tunes from sheet music in their parlor. Album was reissued in 2013. Additional information here: http://www.npr.org/2013/02/06/171294400/the-ancient-vibration-of-parlor-music-revived-by-two-generations
Lena Hughes g, album by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Pearly Dew | Lena Hughes | ||
2 | Under The Double Eagle | Lena Hughes | ||
3 | Letter Edged In Black | Lena Hughes | ||
4 | Blue Heaven | Lena Hughes | ||
5 | Galloway Bay | Lena Hughes | ||
6 | You Are The Only Star Of My Blue Heaven | Lena Hughes | ||
7 | Spanish Fandango | Lena Hughes | ||
8 | Kentucky Moon Waltz | Lena Hughes | ||
9 | Silver Threads Among The Gold | Lena Hughes | ||
10 | What A Friend We Have In Jesus | Lena Hughes | ||
11 | Cedar Brook Waltz | Lena Hughes |