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ESSENTIAL DETROIT BLUES LP

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ESSENTIAL DETROIT BLUES LP

CATLP168   Not now Music   2019

1 Big City Blues - Big Maceo Merriweather - Big Maceo Merriweather
2 Gonna Play My Guitar - Playboy Fuller - Playboy Fuller
3 Rock House - Calvin Frazier - Calvin Frazier
4 My Special Friend Blues - Baby Boy Warren - Baby Boy Warren
5 Papa's Boogie - Eddie 'Guitar' Burns - Eddie Burns
6 The Sun Was Shining - L.C.Green - L.C. Green
7 That's All Right - Eddie Kirkland - Eddie Kirkland
8 Thirty Two Twenty - Doctor Ross - Doctor Ross
9 Washboard Blues (Part 1) - Washboard Willie - Washboard Willie
10 Love Money Can't Buy - John Lee Hooker - John Lee Hooker
11 Nothing But Love - Bobo Jenkins - Bobo Jenkins
12 The Hucklebuck - Paul Williams - Paul Williams
13 J.B.Boogie - Joe Weaver & His Blue Notes - Joe Weaver & His Blue Notes
14 The Rainy Day Blues - Sonny Wilson - Sonny Wilson
15 We're Gonna Rock - Wild Bill Moore - Wild Bill Moore
16 Somethings Wrong With My Lovin' Machine - Robert Henry - Robert Henry
17 I Need $100 - One String Sam - One String Sam
18 Red Hot Blues - T.J.Fowler - T.J. F

Blues fans will love the rich vein of historical recordings that we have assembled here, and will be able to choose which artists to seek out for further material. For some, like One String Sam, the search will be quick as he only originally recorded two tracks, or Baby Boy Warren who only cut ten back then, whilst others have extensive catalogues to explore. Most here faded into obscurity, which for serious blues fans will only make them more attractive, but taken as a whole this wonderful collection serves as a real testament to the raw and pioneering spirit of these blues men.

Specifications

EAN
5060397601681
GTIN
5060397601681
Identifier Exists
true
Title
Essential Detroit Blues
Artist
Various
Format
LP
Condition
New
Weight
1kg

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