Roots n' blues; The retrospective 1925-1950 (III)
Musikk på CD Engelsk 1992
| Medvirkende | Alley Boys Of Abbeville
Ammons, Albert Anglin Twins Baker, Eldon Vis mer... Blackwell, Snapper
Blue Ridge Ramblers Bogan, Lucille Breaux Freres Broonzy, Big Bill Brown Country Revellers Bumble Bee Slim Callahan Bros. Campbell, Reverend Benny Carlisle, Cliff Carr, Leroy Clifford, Bob Coon Creek Girls Curry, George Doyle, Little Buddy Easton, Amos Gillum, Bill Jazz Harper, A'nt Idy Jackson, Bessie Kelly, Jack Light Crust Doughboys McKinley, Bill McTell, Blind Willie Moore, Kid Prince Nite Owls O'Daniel, W.Lee Patton, Charley Pinewood Tom Rhythm Wreckers Roland, Walter Two Charlies White, Josh |
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| Utgitt | Columbia/Legacy , 1992
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| Omfang | På 4CDer + bilag
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| Opplysninger | Utgivernummer: 47911. - Doughboys theme song #1 & #2. (W.Lee O'Daniel & his Light Crust Doughboys). - Ida (sweet as apple cider). (W.Lee O'Daniel & his Hillbilly Boys). - Bell Street lightnin' (Blind Willie McTell & partner). - Jersey bull blues. (Charley Patton). - Every morning blues. (Walter Roland). - D blues. (Blue Ridge Ramblers). - La valse des yeux bleu (blue eyes waltz). (Breaux Freres). - Skin game blues. (Lucille Bogan). - Good woman blues. (Leroy Carr with Scrapper Blackwell). - Sissy man. (Josh White). - Blue yodel #2 (My lovin' gal Lucille). (Rhythm Wreckers). - Just inside the pearly gates. (Anglin Twins). - Hard rocks in my bed. (Bumble Bee Slim). - Tired feelin' blues. (Two Charlies). - One eyed Sam. (Eldon Baker & his Brown County Ramblers). - Poor Naomi Wise. (A'nt Idy Harper & the Coon Creek Girls). - South bound blues. (Kid Prince Moore). - C & A blues. (Big Bill Broonzy). - My last five dollars. (George Curry). - Memphis blues. (Nite Owls). - Pourquoi tu m'aime pas. (Alley Boys Of Abbeville). - Have mercy on me. (Reverend Benny Campbell). - Shout for joy. (Albert Ammons). - Flower blues. (Jack Kelly). - Onion eating mama. (Cliff Carlisle). - Brown's ferry blues #2. (Callahan Bros). - Slick capers blues. (Little Buddy Doyle). - Poor boy blues. (Bill Jazz Gillum).
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