This is a fantastic mod and I love the feeling old American Folk music brings to a world trying to rebuild itself.
I couldn't find the exact track list in the documentation, so I spent several days trying to line up the music files with their artist and title. Many hours of lyrics searching and then trying to find the right recording of the song.
Here's what I was able to find, I hope someone finds this helpful! MIN-01 - ? MIN-02 - Robert Wilkins - Dirty Deal Blues MIN-03 - Earl Johnson - Ain't Nobody's Business MIN-04 - Uncle Dave Macon - Keep My Skillet Good & Greasy MIN-05 - Earl Johnson - Johnnie Get Your Gun MIN-06 - Charlie Poole - If The River Was Whiskey MIN-07 - Gid Tanner Band - Work Don't Bother Me MIN-08 - Eck Robertson - Brilliancy Medley MIN-09 - Eck Robertson - There's a Brownskinned Girl Down the Road Somewhere MIN-10 - Gid Tanner and The Skillet Lickers - Soldier's Joy MIN-11 - Jimmy Driftwood - Peter Francisco
MUS001 - A. A. Grayson and Seven Foot Dilly - Tallapoosa Bound MUS002 - A. A. Grayson and Seven Foot Dilly - Streak of Lean Streak of Fat
MUS003 - ? MUS004 - ? MUS005 - ?
MUS006 - Bill & Belle Reed - Old Lady & The Devil MUS007 - Blue Ridge Mountain Entertainers - Baby All Night Long MUS008 - Buell Kazee - Poor Boy, Long Ways From Home MUS009 - Buell Kazee - The Dying Soldier (Brother Green) MUS010 - Burnett and Rutherford - All Night Long MUS011 - Buster Carter & Preston Young - A Lazy Farmer Boy MUS012 - Byrd Moore and His Hot Shots - Three Men Went A Hunting MUS013 - Carolina Tar Heels - There Ain't No Use Working So Hard MUS014 - Carter Family - I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes MUS015 - Charley Patton - Going To Move To Alabama MUS016 - Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers - May I sleep In Your Barn Tonight Mister MUS017 - Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers - Take A Drink On Me MUS018 - Clarence Ashley - Greenback Dollar MUS019 - Clarence Ashley - The House Carpenter MUS020 - Darby & Tarlton - Columbus Stockade Blues MUS021 - Darby & Tarlton - Down In Florida On A Hog
MUS022 - ? MUS023 - ?
MUS024 - Dick Justice - Henry Lee MUS025 - Dock Boggs - Country Blues MUS026 - Dr. Humphrey Bate - How Many Biscuits Can You Eat MUS027 - Earl Johnson and His Clodhoppers - Bully Of The Town MUS028 - Eck Robertson - Ragtime Annie MUS029 - Emry Arthur - Man of Constant Sorrow MUS030 - Ernest V. Stoneman - Kenny Wagner's Surrender
MUS031 - ?
MUS032 - Fiddlin' John Carson - Goin' Where The Climate Suits My Clothes MUS033 - Fiddlin' John Carson - The Old Hen Cackled And The Rooster's Going To Crow MUS034 - Henry Thomas - Fishin Blues MUS035 - Frank Hutchison - Cannonball Blues MUS036 - Frank Hutchison - K.C. Blues MUS037 - Frank Hutchison - Stackalee MUS038 - Frank Hutchison - The Last Scene Of The Titanic MUS039 - Frank Hutchison - Train That Carried The Girl From Town MUS040 - Frank Hutchison - Worried Blues MUS041 - Frank Stokes - How Long MUS042 - Garland Brothers and Grindstead - Just Over The River MUS043 - Gid Tanner and The Skillet Lickers - Bonapart's Retreat MUS044 - Grayson & Whitter - Little Maggie with a Dram Glass in Her Hand MUS045 - Grayson & Whitter - Rose Conley MUS046 - Grayson & Whitter - Going Down the Lee Highway MUS047 - Grayson & Whitter - Handsome Molly MUS048 - Gus Cannon - Going To Germany MUS049 - Gus Cannon - Mule Get Up In The Alley MUS050 - Gus Cannon - Poor Boy, Long Ways From Home MUS051 - Gus Cannon - Walk Right In MUS052 - Henry Thomas - The Fox and the Hounds MUS053 - Henry Thomas - Railroadin' Some MUS054 - Jimmy Driftwood - You Got To Quit Kickin My Dog Around MUS055 - Moonshine Kate - Poor Girl's Story MUS056 - Kessinger Brothers - Done Gone MUS057 - Kessinger Brothers - Kanawha March MUS058 - Kessinger Brothers - Salt River MUS059 - Luke Jordan - Cocaine Blues MUS060 - Mainer's Mountaineers - Miss Me When I'm Gone
MUS061 - ?
MUS062 - McVay & Johnson - Ain't Gonna Lay My Armour Down MUS063 - Noah Lewis - Chickasaw Special MUS064 - Oscar L. Coffey - My Dear Old Mountain Home MUS065 - Richard "Rabbit" Brown - James Alley Blues MUS066 - Roscoe Holcomb - Little Maggie MUS067 - Roscoe Holcomb - Omie Wise MUS068 - Roscoe Holcomb - Trouble In Mind MUS069 - Roscoe Holcomb - Charles Guitau
MUS070 - ?
MUS071 - Seven Foot Dilly and His Dill Pickles - Pickin Off Peanuts
MUS072 - ?
MUS073 - Solomon and Hughes - Ragtime Annie MUS074 - Solomon and Hughes - Sally Johnson
MUS075 - ? MUS076 - ?
MUS077 - Stripling Brothers - Coal Mine Blues MUS078 - Stripling Brothers - Wolves Howling MUS079 - Sweet Brothers and Ernest Stoneman - I Got A Bulldog MUS080 - The Mississippi Sheiks - Sitting On Top Of The World MUS081 - Uncle Dave Macon - Jordan Am A Hard Road MUS082 - Uncle Dave Macon - Over The Mountain MUS083 - Uncle Dave Macon - Way Down The Old Plank Road MUS084 - Uncle Dave Macon - Sail Away Ladies MUS085 - Uncle Jimmy Thompson - Billy Wilson
MUS086 - ?
MUS087 - The Red Fox Chasers - We Shall Meet On That Beautiful Shore MUS088 - Amédé Ardoin and Dennis McGee - Les Blues de Voyage MUS089 - Amédé Ardoin and Dennis McGee - Two Step de Eunice MUS090 - Buell Kazee - The Wagoner's Lad MUS091 - Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers - Little Rabbit MUS092 - East Texas Seranaders - Babe MUS093 - East Texas Seranaders - East Texas Drag MUS094 - East Texas Seranaders - Mineola Rag MUS095 - Eck Robertson - The Island Unknown Part 1 MUS096 - Ernest V. Stoneman & Sweet Brothers - John Hardy MUS097 - Herschel Brown - Liberty MUS098 - Herschel Brown - Nobody Loves Me MUS099 - Charley Patton - High Water Everywhere, Pt. 1 MUS100 - Sylvester Weaver - I'm Busy and You Can't Come In MUS101 - Leo Soileau - Demain C'Est Pas Dimanche MUS102 - Leo Soileau's Four Aces - Quand Je Suis Bleu MUS103 - Sam and Kirk McGee - Buck Dancer's Choice MUS104 - Sam McGee - Railroad Blues MUS105 - Seven Foot Dilly & His Dill Pickles - Sand Mountain Drag MUS106 - Sylvester Weaver - Six String Banjo Piece MUS107 - The Dixon Brothers - The Old Home Brew MUS108 - The Dixon Brothers - Have Courage To Only Say No MUS109 - The Red Fox Chasers - Bring Me A Leaf From The Sea MUS110 - Walter Beasley and Sylvester Weaver - Southern Man Blues MUS111 - Weems String Band - Greenback Dollar
If anyone can contribute artists and titles to the instrumental tracks please add them in a reply; I didn't have much luck finding those.
Creole/cajun/zydeco music are long time favorites of mine, even before I got into older folk music. Glad you enjoy, sorry there aren't more selections. If I ever get around to updating this mod I'll be sure to throw on some more. More likely I'll just make a new one for New Vegas at some point, since I never play FO4 anymore.
Fantastic work! How hard would it be to make this as a replacer? I'm trying to learn all I can about modding FO4 now that I finally I bought it for PC lol
Welcome to the master race, I hope you never go back to peasant gaming. And glad you've enjoyed the music.
Hopefully in the months since you posted you've found a suitable tutorial to help you, because I made this mod before the GECK was released and I just used this guys' ESP (http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/2741/?)
I never figured out how to use the GECK for the mod, and ended being pretty burned out on FO4 at that point anyway.
This is great! I had no idea how much I liked this kind of music, what do you even call it though? This isn't country it's like yoke-ly olden days music that is so authentic sounding it's practically taking the piss out of itself. How did you discover this stuff?
Glad you enjoy it. The record companies started referring to it as Old-time music in the 20's, which is sort of a catch-all for anything that draws from earlier American folk traditions/instrumentation. The fact is it's highly regionalized across the country, in this mod I've mostly focused on Appalachia/south-east, Texas, and some stuff from the midwest. There's also some early blues which I consider to have a big overlap with Old-time music.
As far as how I discovered it, a long process of evolving taste, tracing the influence of more modern music i like, and many hours of trawling the net. There's a number of blogs dedicated to collecting/preserving this kind of music, a few of which are unfortunately not around anymore. As terrible as youtube has become, it's still a pretty good tool for finding related songs/artists. If you search for any of the artists in the mod you'll pretty quickly find channels dedicated to old-time.
I know what you mean when you talk of the lack of a Southern Fallout, ah.... They could do a good thing - But I reckon they would never do such a story justice and be as politically correct as they've been trying to be since Skyrim. It would have to be all about race one way or another, and that would ruin whatever story they might have had.
I'd like to think they'd be above doing a ghoul-analogue for slavery or something, but it's true the writing in Beth games has become incredibly unsubtle. It's not the ideology I mind as much as the ham-handed writing.
However, there is hope for a Southern Fallout. Even better, a Texan Fallout: http://www.falloutlonestar.com/
Did what I could in Audacity, volume increased on about 3/4 of songs, let me know how it sounds/if it's too loud now/etc. some of the songs were more prone to clipping due to the initial quality, I've done what I can with each song without crossing the line into degrading quality.
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This is a fantastic mod and I love the feeling old American Folk music brings to a world trying to rebuild itself.
I couldn't find the exact track list in the documentation, so I spent several days trying to line up the music files with their artist and title. Many hours of lyrics searching and then trying to find the right recording of the song.
Here's what I was able to find, I hope someone finds this helpful!
MIN-01 - ?
MIN-02 - Robert Wilkins - Dirty Deal Blues
MIN-03 - Earl Johnson - Ain't Nobody's Business
MIN-04 - Uncle Dave Macon - Keep My Skillet Good & Greasy
MIN-05 - Earl Johnson - Johnnie Get Your Gun
MIN-06 - Charlie Poole - If The River Was Whiskey
MIN-07 - Gid Tanner Band - Work Don't Bother Me
MIN-08 - Eck Robertson - Brilliancy Medley
MIN-09 - Eck Robertson - There's a Brownskinned Girl Down the Road Somewhere
MIN-10 - Gid Tanner and The Skillet Lickers - Soldier's Joy
MIN-11 - Jimmy Driftwood - Peter Francisco
MUS001 - A. A. Grayson and Seven Foot Dilly - Tallapoosa Bound
MUS002 - A. A. Grayson and Seven Foot Dilly - Streak of Lean Streak of Fat
MUS003 - ?
MUS004 - ?
MUS005 - ?
MUS006 - Bill & Belle Reed - Old Lady & The Devil
MUS007 - Blue Ridge Mountain Entertainers - Baby All Night Long
MUS008 - Buell Kazee - Poor Boy, Long Ways From Home
MUS009 - Buell Kazee - The Dying Soldier (Brother Green)
MUS010 - Burnett and Rutherford - All Night Long
MUS011 - Buster Carter & Preston Young - A Lazy Farmer Boy
MUS012 - Byrd Moore and His Hot Shots - Three Men Went A Hunting
MUS013 - Carolina Tar Heels - There Ain't No Use Working So Hard
MUS014 - Carter Family - I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes
MUS015 - Charley Patton - Going To Move To Alabama
MUS016 - Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers - May I sleep In Your Barn Tonight Mister
MUS017 - Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers - Take A Drink On Me
MUS018 - Clarence Ashley - Greenback Dollar
MUS019 - Clarence Ashley - The House Carpenter
MUS020 - Darby & Tarlton - Columbus Stockade Blues
MUS021 - Darby & Tarlton - Down In Florida On A Hog
MUS022 - ?
MUS023 - ?
MUS024 - Dick Justice - Henry Lee
MUS025 - Dock Boggs - Country Blues
MUS026 - Dr. Humphrey Bate - How Many Biscuits Can You Eat
MUS027 - Earl Johnson and His Clodhoppers - Bully Of The Town
MUS028 - Eck Robertson - Ragtime Annie
MUS029 - Emry Arthur - Man of Constant Sorrow
MUS030 - Ernest V. Stoneman - Kenny Wagner's Surrender
MUS031 - ?
MUS032 - Fiddlin' John Carson - Goin' Where The Climate Suits My Clothes
MUS033 - Fiddlin' John Carson - The Old Hen Cackled And The Rooster's Going To Crow
MUS034 - Henry Thomas - Fishin Blues
MUS035 - Frank Hutchison - Cannonball Blues
MUS036 - Frank Hutchison - K.C. Blues
MUS037 - Frank Hutchison - Stackalee
MUS038 - Frank Hutchison - The Last Scene Of The Titanic
MUS039 - Frank Hutchison - Train That Carried The Girl From Town
MUS040 - Frank Hutchison - Worried Blues
MUS041 - Frank Stokes - How Long
MUS042 - Garland Brothers and Grindstead - Just Over The River
MUS043 - Gid Tanner and The Skillet Lickers - Bonapart's Retreat
MUS044 - Grayson & Whitter - Little Maggie with a Dram Glass in Her Hand
MUS045 - Grayson & Whitter - Rose Conley
MUS046 - Grayson & Whitter - Going Down the Lee Highway
MUS047 - Grayson & Whitter - Handsome Molly
MUS048 - Gus Cannon - Going To Germany
MUS049 - Gus Cannon - Mule Get Up In The Alley
MUS050 - Gus Cannon - Poor Boy, Long Ways From Home
MUS051 - Gus Cannon - Walk Right In
MUS052 - Henry Thomas - The Fox and the Hounds
MUS053 - Henry Thomas - Railroadin' Some
MUS054 - Jimmy Driftwood - You Got To Quit Kickin My Dog Around
MUS055 - Moonshine Kate - Poor Girl's Story
MUS056 - Kessinger Brothers - Done Gone
MUS057 - Kessinger Brothers - Kanawha March
MUS058 - Kessinger Brothers - Salt River
MUS059 - Luke Jordan - Cocaine Blues
MUS060 - Mainer's Mountaineers - Miss Me When I'm Gone
MUS061 - ?
MUS062 - McVay & Johnson - Ain't Gonna Lay My Armour Down
MUS063 - Noah Lewis - Chickasaw Special
MUS064 - Oscar L. Coffey - My Dear Old Mountain Home
MUS065 - Richard "Rabbit" Brown - James Alley Blues
MUS066 - Roscoe Holcomb - Little Maggie
MUS067 - Roscoe Holcomb - Omie Wise
MUS068 - Roscoe Holcomb - Trouble In Mind
MUS069 - Roscoe Holcomb - Charles Guitau
MUS070 - ?
MUS071 - Seven Foot Dilly and His Dill Pickles - Pickin Off Peanuts
MUS072 - ?
MUS073 - Solomon and Hughes - Ragtime Annie
MUS074 - Solomon and Hughes - Sally Johnson
MUS075 - ?
MUS076 - ?
MUS077 - Stripling Brothers - Coal Mine Blues
MUS078 - Stripling Brothers - Wolves Howling
MUS079 - Sweet Brothers and Ernest Stoneman - I Got A Bulldog
MUS080 - The Mississippi Sheiks - Sitting On Top Of The World
MUS081 - Uncle Dave Macon - Jordan Am A Hard Road
MUS082 - Uncle Dave Macon - Over The Mountain
MUS083 - Uncle Dave Macon - Way Down The Old Plank Road
MUS084 - Uncle Dave Macon - Sail Away Ladies
MUS085 - Uncle Jimmy Thompson - Billy Wilson
MUS086 - ?
MUS087 - The Red Fox Chasers - We Shall Meet On That Beautiful Shore
MUS088 - Amédé Ardoin and Dennis McGee - Les Blues de Voyage
MUS089 - Amédé Ardoin and Dennis McGee - Two Step de Eunice
MUS090 - Buell Kazee - The Wagoner's Lad
MUS091 - Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers - Little Rabbit
MUS092 - East Texas Seranaders - Babe
MUS093 - East Texas Seranaders - East Texas Drag
MUS094 - East Texas Seranaders - Mineola Rag
MUS095 - Eck Robertson - The Island Unknown Part 1
MUS096 - Ernest V. Stoneman & Sweet Brothers - John Hardy
MUS097 - Herschel Brown - Liberty
MUS098 - Herschel Brown - Nobody Loves Me
MUS099 - Charley Patton - High Water Everywhere, Pt. 1
MUS100 - Sylvester Weaver - I'm Busy and You Can't Come In
MUS101 - Leo Soileau - Demain C'Est Pas Dimanche
MUS102 - Leo Soileau's Four Aces - Quand Je Suis Bleu
MUS103 - Sam and Kirk McGee - Buck Dancer's Choice
MUS104 - Sam McGee - Railroad Blues
MUS105 - Seven Foot Dilly & His Dill Pickles - Sand Mountain Drag
MUS106 - Sylvester Weaver - Six String Banjo Piece
MUS107 - The Dixon Brothers - The Old Home Brew
MUS108 - The Dixon Brothers - Have Courage To Only Say No
MUS109 - The Red Fox Chasers - Bring Me A Leaf From The Sea
MUS110 - Walter Beasley and Sylvester Weaver - Southern Man Blues
MUS111 - Weems String Band - Greenback Dollar
If anyone can contribute artists and titles to the instrumental tracks please add them in a reply; I didn't have much luck finding those.
Enjoy!
Hopefully in the months since you posted you've found a suitable tutorial to help you, because I made this mod before the GECK was released and I just used this guys' ESP (http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/2741/?)
I never figured out how to use the GECK for the mod, and ended being pretty burned out on FO4 at that point anyway.
As far as how I discovered it, a long process of evolving taste, tracing the influence of more modern music i like, and many hours of trawling the net. There's a number of blogs dedicated to collecting/preserving this kind of music, a few of which are unfortunately not around anymore. As terrible as youtube has become, it's still a pretty good tool for finding related songs/artists. If you search for any of the artists in the mod you'll pretty quickly find channels dedicated to old-time.
It would have to be all about race one way or another, and that would ruin whatever story they might have had.
However, there is hope for a Southern Fallout. Even better, a Texan Fallout:
http://www.falloutlonestar.com/
Of course it's Endorsed.
Thanks for your endorsement.
My only complaint is that it's a little quiet, a slight volume bump or two would be appreciated.