I had stumbled on the name of Musical Traditions Records out of the UK awhile back when I saw they had released a cassette of early Texas fiddle music back in 1994 which is of course long out of print. However, another google search led me back to their website today and I noticed they now have the majority of their releases available for download at very reasonable prices. There are a batch of collections of 1920s and 30s old time releases (including that Texas fiddle tape ('Yearlings in the Canebrake')) that might be of interest to some of you. I'm assuming most if not all the tracks are probably already available from Document or others but figured it was worth a mention.
http://www.mtrecords.co.uk/
I downloaded one release already 'Far in the Mountains 1 & 2', a set of Appalachian folk recordings made in the 1980s. The price was right (80 tracks for a little over $5) and it was easy enough to purchase/download. The only downside is, for this release at least, none of the songs are labeled aside from numbers (track one is '321-01') so I'll have to go through and re-title the tracks if I want to know who and what I'm hearing at a glance. But, that aside, I'm very glad I made the discovery and purchase.
http://www.mtrecords.co.uk/
I downloaded one release already 'Far in the Mountains 1 & 2', a set of Appalachian folk recordings made in the 1980s. The price was right (80 tracks for a little over $5) and it was easy enough to purchase/download. The only downside is, for this release at least, none of the songs are labeled aside from numbers (track one is '321-01') so I'll have to go through and re-title the tracks if I want to know who and what I'm hearing at a glance. But, that aside, I'm very glad I made the discovery and purchase.