Ernest V. Stoneman

About the artist

Ernest Van "Pop" Stoneman (May 25, 1893 – June 14, 1968) was an American musician ranked among the prominent recording artists of country music's first commercial decade. Born in a log cabin in Monarat (Iron Ridge), Carroll County, Virginia, near what would later become Galax, Stoneman was left motherless at age three and was raised by his father and three musically inclined cousins, who taught him the instrumental and vocal traditions of Blue Ridge mountain culture.

Top songs

  1. Hallelujah Side
  2. Wreck of the Old 97
  3. The Fate of Talmedge Osborn
  4. I Remember Calvary
  5. Remember The Poor Tramp Has To Live
  6. Stoney's Waltz
  7. The Fate of Talmadge Osborne
  8. Down On The Banks Of The Ohio
  9. Midnight On The Stormy Deep
  10. There'll Come A Time
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  1. When the Springtime Comes Again
  2. Say, Darling, Say
  3. Uncle Sam And The Kaiser
  4. The Prisoner's Lament
  5. The Unlucky Road to Washington
  6. Bile Them Cabbage Down
  7. The Mountaineer's Courtship
  8. Careless Love
  9. The Titanic
  10. Goodbye Dear Old Stepstone
  11. It's Sinful To Flirt
  12. All I Got's Gone
  13. The Eastbound Train
  14. He Is Coming After Me
  15. All Go Hungry Hash House
  16. Broke Down Section Hand
  17. We Parted At The River
  18. He Was Nailed To The Cross For Me
  19. Hang John Brown
  20. Wreck of Number Nine
  21. My Mother And My Sweetheart
  22. Watchman Ring That Bell
  23. The Old Maid and the Burglar
  24. When The Redeemed Are Gathering In
  25. The Pretty Mohea
  26. I'm Alone, All Alone
  27. John Hardy
  28. Sally Goodwin
  29. The Story of the Mighty Mississippi
  30. Fallen By The Wayside
  31. Kenny Wagner's Surrender
  32. Till the Snowflakes Fall Again (Recorded 1927)
  33. The Great Reaping Day
  34. The Old Hickory Cane (Recorded 1927)
  35. Raging Sea, How It Roars
  36. Wreck of the Number Nine
  37. All Go Hungry Has House
  38. Sally Goodin'
  39. There's a Light Lit up in Galilee
  40. New River Train
  41. The Road To Washington
  42. Hop Light Ladies
  43. Kenney Wagner's Surrender
  44. Sally Goodin
  45. Falling By The Wayside
  46. The Poor Tramp Has to Live
  47. No More Goodbyes
  48. All I've Got Is Gone '28
  49. I Am Resolved
  50. Sinking Of The Titanic
  51. Sweeping Through The Gates
  52. Wild Bill Jones
  53. Wreck of the Number Nine - Ernest V. Stoneman
  54. Gather In the Golden Grain
  55. Unlucky Road To Washington
  56. I Know My Name Is There
  57. The Spanish Merchant's Daughter
  58. I Got a Bulldog
  59. Goodbye, Dear Old Stepstone
  60. West Virginia Highway
  61. Bile 'Em Cabbage Down
  62. The Wreck On The C&O
  63. The Wreck Of The '97
  64. Mountaineer's Courtship
  65. The Religious Critic
  66. Old Joe Clark
  67. Sally Good'in (Needle Type disc 1928)
  68. The Resurrection
  69. The Burial Of Wild Bill
  70. Tell Mother I Will Meet Her
  71. Long Eared Mule
  72. The Raging Sea, How It Roars
  73. Are You Washed In The Blood?
  74. All I've Got's Gone
  75. Great Reaping Day
  76. Bring Back My Boy
  77. Down To Jordan And Be Saved
  78. Too Late
  79. Flop Eared Mule
  80. Where We'll Never Grow Old
  81. The Old Hickory Cane
  82. Hallelujah Slide
  83. Prisoner's Lament; The
  84. Ramblin' Reckless Hobo
  85. The Face That Never Returned
  86. Sweet Sunny South [#]
  87. Possum Trot School Exhibition Part 1
  88. When the Snowflakes Fall Again
  89. Once I Had A Fortune
  90. Old Time Corn Shuckin' Part 1

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