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Carter Family; Anchored in Love; Beautiful Home; Meeting in the Air; I Shall Not Be Moved; Western Hobo; Blue Eyes; Beyond the River; Carter Blues; The Lover's Farewell; When I'm Gone; Burying Me under the Weeping Willow; Wildwood Rose; Will My Mother Know Me; Beautiful Isle O'er the Sea; Railroading on the Great Divide; Wildwood Flower; Lonesome Valley; Motherless Children; The Wayworn Traveler; Homestead on the Farm; Grave on the Green Hillside; Angel Band; Redemption Song; Dixie Darling; Wabash Can-nonball; Waves of the Sea; Where Sunshine Turns the Ocean Blue to Gold; God Gave Noah the Rainbow Sign; No Telephone in Heaven; My Clinch Mt. Home; Little Darling, Pal of Mine; Where Shall I Be; On the Rock Where Moses Stood; Happiest Days of All; Two Sweethearts; Storms Are on the Ocean; Fond Affection; I Have No One to Love Me; Anchored in Love; Tell Me That You Love Me; Sow 'Em on the Mt.; Sunshine in the Shadows; The Dying Soldier; Lover's Farewell; Hello Central, Give Me Heaven; I'll Be All Smiles Tonight; Worried Man Blues; The Cannonball; Diamonds in the Rough; and John Hardy Was a Desperate Little Man. A. P. in writer of: Lonesome Valley; I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes; Something Got a Hold of Me; Jimmy Brown, the Newsboy; etc. Address: Maces Springs, Virginia.
Carter, Maybelle, b. 5/10/09, Michellsville, Va.; h. Ezra Carter, d. June; Helen; and Anita. Plays autoharp and guitar. Member of the Original Carter Family, composed of A. P. Carter, Sarah Carter, and Maybelle. Later sang with the Carter Sisters, and is affectionately known as "Mother" Maybelle. Entertainment experience: WRNL; WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn.; WSM Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Tenn.; WJHL-TV, Johnson City, Tenn. Recorded for RCA, Columbia, and Decca Records. Songs recorded: Amazing Grace; Are You Afraid to Remember Me; Blood That Stained the Old Rugged Cross; Gethsemane; He Went Slipping Around; He's Solid Gone; How About You; I'll Be Listening; Nail Scarred Hand; Softly and Tenderly; We Shall Meet Some Day; Wildwood Flower; and records of the Origi- |
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