RAMBLIN' RED LOWERY
Yodeling Slim Clark (1917–2000) was a Canadian singer, guitarist, and songwriter whose career spanned more than five decades. Strongly influenced by Wilf Carter and Jimmie Rodgers, he developed a warm, expressive singing style and became one of Canada's most respected country performers. Although best known for his western songs and yodeling, his recordings also reveal a tasteful guitarist whose understated accompaniment always remained in service of the song.
BUM ON THE BUM
Recorded January 14, 1934 — New York, New York
Matrix: 14603-1 - Perfect 032
"Bum On The Bum" is a humorous hobo song celebrating life on the road with wit and self-deprecating charm. Lowery's accompaniment is built on a steady alternating bass with clean chord transitions that keep the performance moving effortlessly. Like many rambling songs of the period, the guitar remains simple and effective, allowing the story and personality of the singer to take center stage.
