Unknown Artist Collins And Harlan - Way Down Yonder In The Corn Field Down Where The Sweet Potatoes Grow Coon Love Song

Review by Ricardo Oscar Lao

The album "Way Down Yonder In The Corn Field Down Where The Sweet Potatoes Grow Coon Love Song" by Unknown Artist Collins and Harlan is a delightful collection of vintage tunes that transport listeners back to a simpler time. The album features a range of tracks, including upbeat numbers like "Oh! You Silvery Bells" and "I'm Going Way Back Home," as well as more soulful ballads like "My Gal Irene" and "Down Where The Sweet Potatoes Grow."

The album's standout track is undoubtedly the title song, "Way Down Yonder In The Corn Field Down Where The Sweet Potatoes Grow Coon Love Song." This catchy tune is a classic example of early 20th-century American folk music, with its simple melody and lyrics that evoke images of rural life and the joys of love.

Unknown Artist Collins and Harlan's performances on this album are top-notch, with their smooth vocal harmonies and lively instrumentation bringing each song to life. While the album may not appeal to everyone's musical tastes, those who enjoy vintage folk and country music will find much to love here.

Summary by Ricardo Oscar Lao

"Way Down Yonder In The Corn Field Down Where The Sweet Potatoes Grow Coon Love Song" is a charming and nostalgic album that is sure to delight fans of early American folk music. Whether you're a longtime fan of Unknown Artist Collins and Harlan or simply looking to explore some classic tunes from the past, this album is well worth a listen.