Chasin’ Gus’ Ghost
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Written, Directed and Produced by Todd Kwait Produced by Carol Kwait Associate Producer Bernadette Gillotta Director of Photography Josh Telson Animations by Diana Bryan & Scott Strong Edited by Josh Telson Sound Editor Chris Andersen Voice of Gus Cannon Taj Mahal
“Jonestown Blues” Written by Gus Cannon Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Gus Cannon (as Banjo Joe) Courtesy of Jazzology Records “Poor Boy, Long Ways From Home” (Trad.) Performed by Gus Cannon (as Banjo Joe) Courtesy of Jazzology Records
Written by Hosea Woods Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Cannon’s Jug Stompers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “New Minglewood Blues” Written by Noah Lewis Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Cannon’s Jug Stompers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “New Minglewood Blues” Written by Noah Lewis Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the “J” Band and David Evans “Big Railroad Blues” Written by John Adam Estes Published by Leric Music Inc. (BMI)/ administered by Bug Music Performed by Cannon’s Jug Stompers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Feather Bed” Written by Gus Cannon Published by Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Performed by Cannon’s Jug Stompers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Viola Lee Blues” Written by Noah Lewis Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Cannon’s Jug Stompers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Going to Germany” Written by Noah Lewis Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Cannon’s Jug Stompers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Going to Germany” Written by Noah Lewis Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Geoff Muldaur, Jim Kweskin, John Sebastian and the Southern Chefs
Written by Gus Cannon & Hosea Woods Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Cannon’s Jug Stompers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Walk Right In” Written by Gus Cannon & Hosea Woods Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by The Rooftop Singers Courtesy of Vanguard Records, a Welk Music Group Company.
Written by Gus Cannon & Hosea Woods Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Erik Darling “Bring It With You When You Come” Written by Gus Cannon Published by Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Performed by Cannon’s Jug Stompers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Like I Want to Be” Written by Noah Lewis Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Noah Lewis Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Ticket Agent Blues” Written by Noah Lewis Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Noah Lewis Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “KC Moan” Written by Tewee Blackman Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Memphis Jug Band Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Stealin' Stealin'” Written by William Shade Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Memphis Jug Band Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “On The Road Again” Written by William Shade Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Memphis Jug Band Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Newport News Blues” Written by William Shade and Charles Williamson Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Memphis Jug Band Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Cocaine Habit Blues” Written by Jennie Mae Clayton Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Memphis Jug Band Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Cocaine Habit Blues” Written by Jennie Mae Clayton Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Mad Words “Boodle Am” Written by Spencer Williams Published by Universal Music Corp. and Handy Bros. Music Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Performed by the Dixieland Jug Blowers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Written by Curtis Hayes, Cal Smith & Fred Smith Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Dixieland Jug Blowers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Banjo Reno” Written by Curtis Hayes, Cal Smith & Fred Smith Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Southern Chefs “Memphis Shake” Written by Clifford Hayes Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Dixieland Jug Blowers Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Arkansas Blues” Written by Anton Lada and Spencer Williams Published by Universal Music Corp. (ASCAP) Performed by the Mound City Blue Blowers Courtesy of Universal Music Enterprises
Written by Perry Bradford Published by Universal Music Corp. (ASCAP) Performed by Mamie Smith Courtesy of Okeh Records By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Black Eyed Blues” Written by Thomas A. Dorsey as “Georgia Tom” Performed by Ma Rainey Courtesy of Jazzology Records “The Girl I Love She Got Long Curly Hair” Written by John Adam Estes Published by Leric Music Inc. (BMI)/ administered by Bug Music Performed by Sleepy John Estes Courtesy of RCA Victor By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment “Morning Blues” Written by Uncle Dave Mason Published by Jaymore Music (BMI) Performed by Jim Kweskin & the Jug Band Courtesy of Vanguard Records, a Welk Music Group Company.
Written by John Sebastian Used by permission of Alley Music Corporation and Trio Music Company Performed by the Lovin’ Spoonful Courtesy of Kama Sutra Records By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Written by John Sebastian Used by permission of Alley Music Corporation and Trio Music Company Performed by the Lovin' Spoonful Courtesy of Kama Sutra Records By arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Written by Chris Bouchillon Published by Jaymore Music (BMI) Performed by the Kweskin Jug Band “Overseas Stomp” Written by Will Shade and Jeb Jones Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Kweskin Jug Band “Jug Band Waltz” Written by Ben Ramey and Will Shade Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by the Fritz Richmond “Sweet Sue, Just You” Written by Will Harris and Victor Young Used by Permission of Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc. Performed by Geoff Muldaur “Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me” Written by Charles R. McCarron, Carey Morgan and Arthur Swanstrom Used by permission of Edward B. Marks Music Company Performed by Jim Kweskin
Written by Frank Stokes Published by Peer International Corporation (BMI) Performed by Geoff Muldaur “Somebody Stole My Gal” Written by Leo Wood Performed by Jim Kweskin
Written by John Hurt Published by American League Music (BMI) o/b/o Mississippi Hurt Music Inc. (BMI) and Wynwood Music, Inc. (BMI) Performed by Maria Muldaur “Starvation in My Kitchen” Written by James A. (“Yank”) Rachell Published by Leric Music Inc. (BMI)/ administered by Bug Music Performed by James A. (“Yank”) Rachell “Jalidong” Written and Published by Sule Greg Wilson Performed by the Sankofa Strings
Written and Published by Geoff Muldaur Performed by Geoff Muldaur
Written by Louis M. Jones a/k/a Grandpa Jones Used by permission of Fort Knox Music, Inc. and Trio Music Company Performed by Jim Kweskin
Written by Walter Vinson and Lonnie Chapman Performed by Sankofa Strings
Written by B. Whitaker Published by Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Performed by the Whistlers Jug Band The New, New Minglewood Blues (Trad.) Arranged by Garcia/Kreuttzmann/Lesh/McKernan/Weir Published by Ice Nine Publishing Co. (ASCAP) Performed by The Grateful Dead “Auld Lang Syne” (Trad.) Performed by Bill Keith “Jug Band Music” (Trad”) Arranged by John Sebastian Performed by John Sebastian and the Kweskin Jug Band
Written as “Blind Man Blues” by Eddie Green and Billie McLaurin Performed by The Kweskin Jug Band Photo Credits: Courtesy Bengt Olsson: Photograph of Banjo Joe Medicine Circuit Photograph of Franklin Street’s Washaw Indian Medicine Company Photograph of Gus Cannon on porch Photograph of Gus Cannon and Will Shade Photograph of Gus Cannon and Willie Williams Photograph of Will Shade and Charlie Burse Photograph of the shack (Noah Lewis) Photograph of Memphis Jug Band Photograph of Gus Cannon’s Instruments
Courtesy of BMI Archives Four Photographs of Ballard Chefs: Courtesy of Caulfield and Shook Collection, Photographic Archives, Ekstrom Library, University of Louisville Courtesy of Chicago Defender: “Madison Street Rag” by Banjo Joe, February 11, 1928 “Big Railroad Blues” Gus Cannon, June, 16, 1929 Advertisement for Aztec Medical Co., July 27, 1929 Advertisement for PE-RU-NA The World’s Greatest Tonic, October 23, 1929 Okeh Race Records “Twelve – Room House for Blues”, November 29, 1924 Paramount The Popular Race Record, October 10, 1925 “Cocaine Habit Blues” The Memphis Jug Band, December 6, 1930 “I Ain’t Got No Man” Sara Martin, May 5, 1930 Sara Martin’s Jug Band, November 29, 1924 “Under The Chicken Tree” Earl McDonald’s Original Louisville Jug Band, May 28, 1927 “Low Down Blues” Whistler and His Jug Band, June 25, 1927 Mamie Smith, February 26, 1921 “Deep Moaning Blues” Ma Rainey, January 12, 1929 Victoria Spivey, August 7, 1929 Memphis Jug Band, June 21, 1930 Okeh Record Artists, February 28, 1925 Photograph of John Sebastian and Fritz Richmond at Gus Cannon memorial Courtesy of Dennis Brooks
Edited by Harry Smith Heroes of the Blues Cards : Memphis Jug Band Whistler’s Jug Band Cannon’s Jug Stompers Sleepy John Estes “Heroes of the Blues” Cards are drawn by Robert Crumb. Copyright © Shanachie Entertainment Corp. Used by permission of Denis Kitchen Publishing Co., LLC/ www.deniskitchen.com
Photograph of Fritz Richmond on washtub bass Photograph of Fritz Richmond, Geoff Muldaur, Al Wilson Photograph of Maria & Geoff, Lovebirds on Stage Photograph of Jim Kweskin Jug Band (5-shot) Photograph of Fritz Richmond and Mel Lyman Photograph of Geoff Muldaur on Washboard Photograph of Fritz Richmond with Ceramic Jug, Newport ‘67 All Copyright © John Byrne Cooke Newspaper Articles and Accompanying Photographs of Gus Cannon Photograph of Gus Cannon in Fanfare Magazine Courtesy Memphis Commercial Appeal Photograph of Gus Cannon Playing Banjo Michael Ochs Archives.com Photograph of Gus Cannon Photograph of Will Shade Vll Photograph of Sleepy John Estes Blue Faces, Sam Charters Photograph of Will Shade The Country Blues, Sam Charters Photograph of Sleepy John Estes Photo by Steve Tomashefsky Photograph of Cannon’s Jug Stompers with Gus Cannon, Ashley Thompson and Noah Lewis Courtesy of: Sheldon Harris, Blues, Jazz, and Black Music Culture Collection – Archives & Special Collections – University of Mississippi
Photograph of Sleepy John Estes Copyright © Dick Waterman
and Fritz Richmond Courtesy of Carlton Veirs
Photograph of Even Dozen Jug Band Copyright © Catherine Sebastian
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