The New Lost City Ramblers "Old Time Music" (Vanguard, 1994)
A collection of early '60s live performances from the Newport Folk Festival...
The New Lost City Ramblers "The Early Years: 1958-1962" (Folkways, 1991)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Out Standing In Their Field -- Volume II: 1963-1973" (Smithsonian Folkways, 1993)
The New Lost City Ramblers "There Ain't No Way Out" (Folkways, 1997)
The New Lost City Ramblers "40 Years Of Concert Performances" (Rounder, 2001)
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The New Lost City Ramblers "Earth Is Earth Sung By The New Lost City Bang Boys" (Folkways, 1961)
An 8-song EP of racy "hokum" songs, including one, "When Lulu's Gone," which Roy Acuff once recorded under an assumed name -- The Bang Boys -- back in the '30s; he used an alias because the Opry regular didn't want his name to be associated with smutty material. The Ramblers keep up the joke, dubbing themselves "Wilbur Seeger," "McKinley Cohen" and "Delmore Paley."
The New Lost City Ramblers "The New Lost City Ramblers" (Folkways, 1958) (LP)
The New Lost City Ramblers "The New Lost City Ramblers Vol. II" (Folkways, 1959)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Songs From The Depression" (Folkways, 1959)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Old-Timey Songs For Children" (Folkways, 1959)
The New Lost City Ramblers "The New Lost City Ramblers Vol. III" (Folkways, 1961)
The New Lost City Ramblers "...Sing Songs Of The New Lost City Ramblers" (Folkways, 1961)
The New Lost City Ramblers "The New Lost City Ramblers" (Folkways, 1961)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Earth Is Earth Sung By The New Lost City Bang Boys" (Folkways, 1961)
The New Lost City Ramblers "The New Lost City Ramblers Vol. 4" (Folkways, 1962)
The New Lost City Ramblers "American Moonshine And Prohibition" (Folkways, 1962)
The New Lost City Ramblers "The New Lost City Ramblers Vol. 5" (Folkways, 1963)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Gone To The Country" (Folkways, 1963)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Radio Special #1" (EP) (Folkways, 1963) (LP)
The New Lost City Ramblers "String Band Instrumentals" (Folkways, 1964)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Old Timey Music" (Disc Records, 1964) (LP)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Rural Delivery No. 1" (Folkways, 1965)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Remembrance Of Things To Come" (Folkways, 1966)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Modern Times" (Folkways, 1968)
The New Lost City Ramblers "...With Cousin Emmy" (Folkways, 1968)
The New Lost City Ramblers "On The Great Divide" (Folkways, 1973)
The New Lost City Ramblers "20th Anniversary Concert" (Flying Fish, 1978)
The New Lost City Ramblers "20 Years-Concert Performances" (1978) (LP)
The New Lost City Ramblers "Tom Paley, John Cohen, And Mike Seeger Sing Songs Of The New Lost City Ramblers" (Folkways, 1978)
The New Lost City Ramblers -- the quartet of John Cohen, Tom Paley, Tracy Schwarz and Mike Seeger -- were the East Coast's ultimate old-timey revivalists. As well as being a great musical group they were active folklorists, as crate diggers, song-catchers and concert promoters, helping broaden and define the scope and flow of the 1960s folk revival... As a band, the Ramblers recorded many classic albums, and each member went on to create equally compelling solo work... Here's a quick look at their music...
