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| I Be Bound to Write to You (#1) | 6629A3 | Charles Berry, McKinley Morganfield (Muddy Waters) | 7-24-1942 | | blues | guitar, vocal | Clarksdale | Coahoma | Mississippi | | | | |
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| I Be Bound to Write to You (#2) | 6629A4 | Charles Berry, McKinley Morganfield (Muddy Waters) | 7-24-1942 | | blues | guitar, vocal | Clarksdale | Coahoma | Mississippi | | | | |
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| Cornfield holler (#1) | 6629A6 | Charles Berry | 7-24-1942 | | holler | vocal | Clarksdale | Coahoma | Mississippi | | | | |
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| Cornfield holler (#2) | 6629B4 | Charles Berry | 7-24-1942 | | holler | vocal | Stovall | Coahoma | Mississippi | | Followed by discussion about song, which he learned from his brother. End is compromised by disc noise.
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| Levee Camp Blues (#1) | 6667A2 | Charles Berry | 7-30-1942 | | blues, holler | vocal | Coahoma | Coahoma | Mississippi | Coahoma County Agricultural High School | | | http://Source audio from LWO/ |
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| Interview about Levee Camp Blues (#1) | 6667A3 | Alan Lomax, Charles Berry | 7-30-1942 | | blues, holler | vocal | Coahoma | Coahoma | Mississippi | Coahoma County Agricultural High School | | | |
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| Levee Camp Blues (#2) | 6667B1 | Charles Berry | 7-30-1942 | | blues, holler | vocal | Coahoma | Coahoma | Mississippi | Coahoma County Agricultural High School | Followed by Lomax interview about Forrest Jones’ levee camp in Arkansas.
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