Clarence Ashley
Memphis Jug Band
Bukka White
Frank Stokes
Andrew and Jim Baxter
Alfred G. Karnes
Garfield Akers & Joe Callicott
Bascom Lamar Lunsford
Bentley Boys
Whistler’s Jug Band
Mattie Delaney
Cannon’s Jug Stompers
The Carter Family
Jim Jackson
Columbus Fruge
Tommy Johnson
Julius Daniels
Rev. J. M. Gates
Jimmie Rodgers
Alabama Sacred Harp Singers
Cleoma Breaux Falcon & Ophy Breaux & Amadie Breaux
The Carolina Tar Heels
Barbecue Bob
Eddie Head & Family
Cleoma Breaux Falcon & Joseph Falcon & Ophy Breaux
Nelstone’s Hawaiians
Burnett And Rutherford
Blind Willie McTell
Cuarteto De Pedro Flores
Guty Cárdenas Y Lencho
Emmett Miller
Big Bill Broonzy
Two Poor Boys
Lead Belly
Mississippi John Hurt
Rev. Gary Davis
Rev. F.W. McGee
Hopi Indian Chanters
Mike Hanapi and Ilima Islanders
Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers
Frank Hutchison
Ernest Stoneman
Buell Kazee
Dock Boggs
Uncle Dave Macon & Uncle Dave Macon & His Fruit Jar Drinkers
Uncle Bunt Stephens
Eck Robertson
Don Richardson
Lane Hardin
Charley Patton
Gus Cannon
Blind Blake & Charlie Spand
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Golden Melody Boys
Memphis Minnie & Bumble Bee Slim
Ma Rainey
Williamson Brothers & Curry
Geeshie Wiley
The Beale Street Sheiks
Sleepy John Estes
Sam Collins (Blues)
Willie Brown
Henry Thomas
Dick Justice
William Moore
Delma Lachney & Blind Uncle Gaspard
Son House
Skip James
Robert Johnson
Lydia Mendoza
Robert Wilkins
Amédé Ardoin & Dennis McGee
Jaybird Coleman
Mississippi Sheiks
Richard Rabbit Brown
Prince Albert Hunt’s Texas Ramblers
Blind Willie Johnson
Truett & George
Blind Roosevelt Graves
Joseph Falcon
Los Madrugadores
Washington Phillips
Blues in a bottle, blues in a bottle
Stopper in my hand, pretty mama
Blues in a bottle, stopper in my hand
I'm goin' back to Fort Worth, find me another man
Dig your taters, go dig your taters
It's tater diggin' time, pretty mama
Go dig your taters, it's tater diggin' time
Old man Jack Frost done and killed your vine
Asked my baby, asked my baby
Could she stand to see me cry, pretty mama
Asked my baby, could she stand to see me cry
Then, whoa, black daddy, I can stand to see you die
Rooster chews tobacco, rooster chews tobacco
The hen uses snuff, pretty mama
The rooster chews tobacco and the hen uses snuff
The little chickens don't use nothin' but they strut their stuff
Went to Chattanoodie, went to Chattanoodie
See my pony run, pretty mama
Went to Chattanoodie, see my pony run
If I win some money, gonna give my baby some
Blues in a Bottle was written by Prince Albert Hunt’s Texas Ramblers.