Top Hits of The Year
- "Arkansas Traveler" - Fiddlin' John Carson with the Virginia Reelers
- "Fare You Well, Old Joe Clark" - Fiddlin' John Carson
- "John Henry Blues" - Fiddlin' John Carson
- "Run Nigger Run" - Fiddlin' John Carson
- "Little Rosewood Casket" - Ernest Thompson
- "Old Joe Clark" - Fiddlin' Powers and Family
- "The Prisoner's Song" - Vernon Dalhart
- "Rock All Our Babies To Sleep - Riley Puckett
- "Whistling the Blues Away" - Wendell Hall and Carson Robison
- "Wreck of the Old 97" - Vernon Dalhart
- "You Will Never Miss Your Mother Until She is Gone" - Fiddlin' John Carson
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