Mississippi John Hurt sings on this thinly-veiled song about domestic violence in “Nobody’s Dirty Business.” According to John, the sadism works both ways. Eventually his woman leaves. But John writes her a letter begging her to come back. She eventually returns and I suspect the dynamic keeps cycling over and over again. An important message brought to you from way back in 1935 – sometimes relationships just plain old don’t work out.
1.This month with the baseball season ending still finds Ed Meeker #1
“Take Me Out to the Ball Game” by Ed Meeker
2. With Paul Whiteman moving up to #2
“Doo Wacka Doo” by Paul Whiteman His Orchestra
3.This gospel masterpiece is is so inspirational it is #3 this month.
“Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” by The Southern Four
4. This American classic has been popular enough to move to #4 this month.
“Grave In The Pines” by Clayton McMichen
5. Annette Hanshaw remains in the Top Ten at #5
“Ain’t He Sweet” by Annette Hanshaw
6.“Avalon Blues” by Mississippi John Hurt moves up to #6 this month
7. “Crazy Blues” by Mamie Smith & Her Jazz Hounds moves down to #7 this month.
8. The Charleston dance craze moves into the # 8 spot this month.
“Toodles” by The Charleston 7
9. “Hallelujah chorus – Messiah” by Oratorio Chorus, George Frideric Handel.
This timeless masterpiece remains in the Top Ten at # 9
10.“Diddie Wa Diddie” by Blind Blake
This blues classic remains in the Top Ten.
MEMO FROM HEAVEN
SPACE ROCK MUSIC MASTERPIECE IS TIMELESS
ROLLING STONES MISS SCIENCE
PLEADING FOR LOVE
GLENN CAMPBELL, ED SHEERAN, JACK WHITE, AND JOHNNY CASH VERSIONS OF A CLASSIC
BEYONCE’S FIRST GROUP
POPULAR SINGER EXPLAINS WHY HE’S BROKE
GR8 TRUMPET, THE START OF JAZZ
MAKING JAZZ UNDERSTOOD
FREE MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS
NO SKILLET LICKERS BUT STILL HOT
DANCE CRAZE SWEEPS THE WORLD
BURN, BABY, BURN
COMMON LAW WIFE MIND-READS
PUBLIC ENEMY SPEAKS
DIRTY BUSINESS DISCUSSED
A QUESTION BETTER NOT ANSWERED
CRAFTY MUSICIANS
SATANIC FLATULENCE
LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE
HICK DOES GOOD
AVOID SWISS CHEESE BRAIN
Bill MURRAY’S FAVE
