Early in his music career, Jimmie Davis played Blues tunes and often collaborated with or was accompanied by black musicians. One such collaborator was guitarist Oscar Woods — sometimes known as Buddy Woods. His recording career was inconsistent with only a handful of session work, a few singles and nary an album. Document Records put out compilation album of his work Oscar "Buddy" Woods: The Lone Wolf 1930-1938.
Note: As usual, the compilation album is marked in the title, not by year of release, but by year of the last recording on said album.
Here is the discography for Oscar Woods:
Fence Breakin' Blues (1930 single by Shreveport Home Wreckers)
Flying Crow Blues (1932 single by Eddie and Oscar)
Lone Wolf Blues (1936 single as Oscar Woods (The Lone Wolf))
Evil Hearted Woman Blues (1936 single as Oscar Woods (The Lone Wolf))
Swingology (1937 single by Kitty Gray and Her Wampus Cats)
Muscat Hill Blues (1937 single as Buddy Woods with The Wampus Cats)
I Can't Dance (Got Ants in My Pants) (1937 single by Kitty Gray and Her Wampus Cats)
You're Standing on the Outside Now (1937 single by Kitty Gray and Her Wampus Cats)
My Baby's Ways (1937 single by Kitty Gray and Her Wampus Cats)
Baton Rouge Rag (1937 unissued single by Kitty Gray and Her Wampus Cats)
Jam Session Blues (1937 single as Buddy Woods)
Doing the Dooga (1938 single by Kitty Gray and Her Wampus Cats)
Low Life Blues (1938 single as Buddy Woods)
Oscar "Buddy" Woods: The Lone Wolf 1930-1938
Jerry's Saloon Blues (1940 Library of Congress Recordings)
"Jam Session Blues" by Buddy Woods
"Fence Breakin' Blues" by Shreveport Home Wreckers
"Gettin' Away" by Kitty Gray and Her Wampus Cats
"Come Right Over to My House Baby" by Buddy Woods
Pass the Headphones!!
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