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Episode Synopsis "Hello World Doggone You- Oscar "Buddy" Woods"
Hello World Doggone You- Oscar "Buddy" WoodsThis episode of the podcast features Natchitoches blues guitarist; Oscar "Buddy" Woods.Born near Natchitoches in 1903, he moved to Shreveport where he started work as a street musician. He teamed upwith Ed Schaffer as the Shreveport Home Wreckers and recorded in 1930. In 1932 the group backed Jimmie Davis on recordings for Victor. Woods then recorded in 1936 thru 1938 for Decca Records. He recorded again in 1940 for the Library Of Congress. This episode is a overview of his 1930-1938 recordings.Shreveport Home Wreckers- "Fence Breakin' Blues" (with Ed Schaffer) 1930Shreveport Home Wreckers- "Home Wreckin' Blues" (with Ed Schaffer) 1930Jimmie Davis with Oscar Woods- "Saturday Night Stroll" (1932)Jimmie Davis with Oscar Woods- "Davis's Salty Dog" (1932)Oscar Woods (The Lone Wolf)- "Evil Hearted Woman Blues" (1936)Oscar Woods (The Lone Wolf)- "Lone Wolf Blues" (1936)Oscar Woods (The Lone Wolf)- "Don't Sell It, Don't Give It Away" (1936)Buddy Woods with the Wampus Cats- "Muscat Hill Blues" (1937)Buddy Woods with the Wampus Cats- "Baton Rouge Rag" (1937)Buddy Woods with the Wampus Cats- "Jam Session Blues" (1938)Buddy Woods with the Wampus Cats- "Low Life Blues" (1938)Buddy Woods with the Wampus Cats- "Token Blues" (1938)Buddy Woods with the Wampus Cats- "Come On Over To My House Baby" (1938)Jimmie Davis with Oscar Woods- "Sewing Machine Blues" (1932)Jimmie Davis with Oscar Woods-"Red Nightgown Blues" (1932)Buddy Woods with the Wampus Cats- "Don't Sell It (Don't Give It Away) (1937)*All selections from Document DLP 517.
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