477, "The Blue-Tailed Fly" (source notes only)īob Atcher, "Blue Tail Fly" (Columbia 20538, 1949)ĭoc Hopkins, "The Blue Tailed Fly" (Radio 1410A, n.d., prob.
Gardner/Chickering-BalladsAndSongsOfSouthernMichigan, p. 230, "Blue Tailed Fly"/"Jimmy Crack Corn" (notes only) 312, "Jim Crack Corn"Īverill-CampSongsFolkSongs, p. 30, "The Blue-Tail Fly" (1 text)įuld-BookOfWorldFamousMusic, p. 12, "The Blue-Tail Fly" (1 text, 1 tune)įireside-Book-of-Folk-Songs, p. 709, "The Blue-Tail Fly" (1 text, 1 tune) 66, "Jim Crack Corn (Blue-Tail Fly)" (1 text, 1 tune)īotkin-TreasuryOfSouthernFolklore, p. 125, "The Blue-Tailed Fly" (1 text, 1 tune)Īrnett-IHearAmericaSinging, p. 224, (no title) (1 short text, with the "Jim crack corn" chorus and the "My ole mistus promised me" verse)Ĭoleman/Bregman-SongsOfAmericanFolks, pp. 190, (no title) (1 fragment, with a verse of "The Jaybird" and the chorus of this piece) also p.
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201-203, "De Blue-Tail Fly" (1 text plus some fragments, 1 tune) also p. Scarborough-OnTheTrailOfNegroFolkSongs, pp. 91-92, "Jim Crack Corn or the Blue Tail Fly" (1 text, 1 tune) Jackson-PopularSongsOfNineteenthCenturyAmerica, pp. Lomax-FolkSongsOfNorthAmerica 267, "The Blue-Tail Fly" (1 text, 1 tune) 453, "The Blue-Tail Fly" (1 text)įinger-FrontierBallads, pp. Morris-FolksongsOfFlorida, #118, "Jenny Crack Corn" (1 text, 1 tune)įriedman-Viking/PenguinBookOfFolkBallads, p. Benteen of Baltimore in 1846īrown/Belden/Hudson-FrankCBrownCollectionNCFolklore3 414, "Jim Crack Corn" (1 text plus 2 mixed fragments and 2 excerpts) One day the master goes out riding a fly stings his pony the master is thrown and dies.ĮARLIEST DATE: 1844 a sheet music version was published by F. Blue-Tail Fly, The Blue-Tail Fly, The DESCRIPTION: A young slave is made into a household servant, with the particular task of keeping away the (stinging) blue-tail flies.
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