Caption: Morning Rolled Oats, Credit: Janice Lang
Image by: Janice Lang 
Morning Rolled Oats 

The humble Farmer January 11, 2009

Series: The humble Farmer Weekly 59-minute show
From: Robert Karl Skoglund
Length: 00:59:00

Old fashioned music and humorous social commentary Read the full description.

Humbleoats_small Clark Terry, Louis Armstrong, Eubie Blake, James P. Johnson, King Oliver, Fletcher Henderson, Django Reinhardt, Clarence Williams

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Piece Description

Clark Terry, Louis Armstrong, Eubie Blake, James P. Johnson, King Oliver, Fletcher Henderson, Django Reinhardt, Clarence Williams

Transcript

1. Imagine how startled you’d be if you just learned that Johnny Cash did not do time in Folsom Prison. Did the fact that I’m probably not the only person who was misled help Johnny Cash sell 90 million records? On the same page on the Internet I also learned that Merle Haggard wrote Okie from Muscogee as a satire. Everybody knows that song, Okie from Muscogee, and it is only now that I realize why I have heard of Merle Haggard. I don’t see how you could not have heard Okie From Muscogee because it was on top of the popularity charts fairly recently --- 1970 or so. I’ll bet you didn’t know that Okie from Muscogee was a satire, either. Listening to songs by Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash, is there really any way to tell?
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2. It finally happened. This morning my wife Marsha, The Almost Perfect Woman, looked at me and said, “Take those filthy pants off right this minute and throw them i...
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Intro and Outro

INTRO:

Clark Terry, Mumbles

OUTRO:

Clarence Williams, Cake Walking Babies

Musical Works

Title Artist Album Label Year Length
Mumbles Clark Terry 00:00
Heebie Jeebies Louis Armstrong 03:01
Blues Fr'ell Clark Terry 03:41
Sounds of Africa Eubie Blake 03:07
Mark VII Lionel Hampton 05:12
Keep off the Grass James P. Johnson 03:13
Clarinet Marmilade Bix Beiderbecke 03:15
Dipper Mouth Blues King Oliver 02:36
Somebody's Someone Now Annette Hanshaw 03:05
Dirty Blues Fletcher Henderson 02:38
China Boy Django Reinhardt 03:05
Cakewalking Babies Clarence Williams 02:59