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Decca Presents an Album of Blues | Teddy Grace - 1939.
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Decca Presents an Album of Blues | Teddy Grace - 1939.
Big Joe McCoy and his Washboard band recorded some of the finest pre-war blues. You might also find recordings of him under the name Bill Wither, Georgia Pine Boy, Hallelujah Joe, Big Joe McCoy and His Washboard Band, and the Mississippi Mudder
ALBUM COVER ART | THE BLUES
Anthology Of The Blues was a twelve LP series that first appeared in 1969. Some of the albums feature a single artist (often a notable one) whilst others compile regional sides from lesser known performers. All feature portraits on the covers, giving the series a visual cohesion along side the genre focus. Vinyl Connection only has half the set, but I still think they are work sharing. A couple…
J.C. Burris -- One of these mornings [Arhoolie Records 1975]
Taj Mahal - Leaving Trunk
Parts of Leaving Trunk are based on Sleepy John Estes Milk Cow Blues which the Tennessee bluesman recorded in 1930. Nevertheless the Taj Mahal version is completely different, this songs rocks, the vocals are strong and rhythmic. With Leaving Trunk Mahal made his mark in the world of blues in 1968.
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Blues Review – Steve Earle’s “Terraplane”
So t'elt'r Earle wantid ta make hissef a tradityunal blues recerd, huh? Well, nairy at I don’t defend his'n rite ta do whutever he wonts as a musick artist, but it doesn’t make it smart er sensibull er gunfil er rite. It’s a lil self-indulgent, franklee, don’t y'all reckon? At leest un t's...