Last Train To San Fernando

	1.	Jamaica Johnny og hans Calypso Boys – Last Train To San Fernado (1957) 03:19
	2.	K. Ø. Rudi og Olaf Okshovd – Jørn Vrengja, Springar (c1916) 03:50
	3.	Vernon Dalhart – Hallelujah I’m A Bum (1928) 02:59
	4.	El Marios All Girl Rumba Band – Babalu (1949) 02:52
	5.	The Weavers and Terry Gilkyson – On Top Of Old Smokey (1951) 02:48
	6.	Famous Georgia Peach with the Harmonaries – Here Am I, Do Lord Send Me (1945) 03:00
	7.	Lonnie Donegan and his Skiffle Group – Don’t You Rock Me Daddy-O (1957) 01:52
	8.	Korean Duet – Arirang (c1935) 03:04
	9.	Kgl. Kapelmusikus Johan Fini Henriques – Le Cygne (Svanen) af Saint Saens (c1918) 02:46
	10.	Paul Robeson and Lawrence Brown – By and By -I’m Goin’ To Lay Down Dis Heavy Load (c1928) 02:32
	11.	Pale K. Lua and David Kaili – Kawaihau Waltz (1914) 03:27
	12.	Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers – Pretty Lil (Fox Trot) (1929) 03:27
	13.	Thomas A. Dorsey with Celestial Singers – Some Day I’m Going to See My Jesus (1953) 02:37
	14.	K. Ø. Rudi og Olaf Okshovd – Lea de, lea de, gamle Ola (c1915) 03:34
	15.	Lead Belly – Take This Hammer (1942) 02:31
	16.	El Marios All Girl Rumba Band – Jamaician Rumba (1949) 02:38
	17.	Jamaica Johnny og hans Calypso Boys – Love Love Love (1957) 03:49

Keep your social distance with the sound of shellac

released March 22, 2020

Thanks to:

Merete at Strandgatabrukt in Ålesund, for giving me the title track of this album, a dish which I’ve hungered after for years.

Mr. Myren for the Donegan.

Victor Brukthandel, Oslo, for the Acoustic folk-fiddling.

Nauck’s Vintage Auction who also have been generous to this album.

C.S. 2020

The Sound Of Shellac Norway

“Music is the universal laws promulgated..:” -H.D.Thoreau-

“…each generation claims the right not only to emphasise the present, but to re-estimate the past….”
-L. Untermeyer-

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