Goin Down The Road Feeling Bad - The Hill Billies 1926

[@jamfab1]

I love it. Thanks for posting this. I never heard this before. I can just picture a young Woody Guthrie listening to this over and over. I just posted my own recording of this songer earlier this afternoon.

[@9lontoonieful1]

This was a wonderful group!

[@Jm01394]

My life in NC has caused me to search for the origin of the originals so I would have something to jam at the fiddle conventions. Thanks I appreciate! Jim

[@bayremelbach6571]

There's no feeling more intense, than starting over it...

[@chaichai8585]

starting over*

[@georgewashington6877]

Cornbread and beans was the best thing they served us when I was in prison. I can live off cornbread and beans:) I do.

[@Amito.B]

Hey there george

[@coy0te9]

hot water cornbread with collards and beans is hillbilly vegan.

[@sideshowtink]

One of my Faves!!!

[@afyodorov50]

Great song! Great history!

[@jack887]

American history! Great tune.

[@cabinbowman]

Thanks afyodorov! They were a great ole band from appalachia that got to play some of the greatest venues of the day, including the White House!

[@jhstone68]

I Love It!!!!

[@im4out]

cool. cool. and cool...

[@jibb1451]

Every time I get towards the top of that mountain, I swing my climbing axe a little to hard, and wind up right at the bottom again.

[@lukahutinski9075]

The snake ride is the true ending of the game. Bennett said i could swallow a baseball bat, the IR personal was amused. This is a triple A 🐝 game

[@shulmpino5505]

@@lukahutinski9075 honestly going down the snake isn’t an ending no matter what Bennett says, it doesn’t even have a line of dialogue for it. The true ending is reaching space, as the credits show

[@joopjansen5158]

In fact Henry Whitter was the first one to record this song (as "Lonesome Road Blues") in 1924 on the Okeh-label. Joop greets

[@thebrazilianatlantis165]

Whitter was the hit-maker, but Jesse Fuller remembered the song from when he lived in Georgia before 1920.

[@collybeans586]

I love Randy Marsh rendition of this song

[@doorag_nationwide]

america usedta be cool