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Various - Living Country Blues - An Anthology (3xCD, Comp, RE)

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Various - Living Country Blues - An Anthology (3xCD, Comp, RE)Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: nice copy General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): Condensed from liner notes: Recorded throughout the south on a reel to reel tape recorder in 1980 by two young German blues enthusiasts. Their hundreds of hours of recordings were distilled and released on a series of 14 LPs between 1981 and 1983 (L+R

Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Condensed from liner notes: Recorded throughout the south on a reel-to-reel tape recorder in 1980 by two young German blues enthusiasts. Their hundreds of hours of recordings were distilled and released on a series of 14 LPs between 1981 and 1983 (L+R Records and Bellaphon Records of Germany). This 3-disc set is a selection from those LPs and the first appearance of that music on compact disc.

 

. Mississippi Moan
1-1. James "Son" Thomas - Catfish Blues
1-2. Arzo Youngblood - Bye Bye Blues
1-3. Eddie Cusic - Gonna Cut You Loose
1-4. Boyd Rivers - You Gonna Take Sick And Die
1-5. Boogie Bill Webb - Maggie Campbell Blues
1-6. Sam Chatmon - Sittin' On Top Of The World
1-7. Cora Fluker - Move, Daniel
1-8. Othar Turner - My Babe
1-9. Lonnie Pitchford - Boogie Chillun
1-10. James "Son" Thomas - Bull Cow Blues
1-11. Sam Chatmon - Stop And Listen Blues
1-12. Arzo Youngblood - Swing, Swing
1-13. Stonewall Mays - Jazz Boogie Woogie
1-14. Boyd Rivers - Jesus Is On The Mainline
1-15. Lonnie Pitchford - Shake Your Money Maker
1-16. James "Son" Thomas, Cleveland Jones (3) - Rock Me, Mama
1-17. Boogie Bill Webb - Big Road Blues
1-18. Sam Chatmon - My Daddy Was A Jockey
1-19. Napoleon Strickland - That's The Boogie
1-20. Sam Chatmon - Vicksburg Blues
1-21. Walter Brown (2) - Mississippi Moan
1-22. Othar Turner, The Rising Star Fife and Drum Band - When I Lay My Burden Down
. Lonesome Road Blues (East Coast)
2-1. Frank Hovington - Lonesome Road Blues
2-2. Archie Edwards - Baby, Please Give Me A Break
2-3. Archie Edwards - The Road Is Rough And Rocky
2-4. Guitar Slim (6) - Come On In My Kitchen
2-5. Flora Molton And The Truth Band - Bye And Bye, I'm Going To See The King
2-6. Frank Hovington - Chimney Hill Breakdown
2-7. Frank Hovington - Railroad Bill
2-8. John Cephas - Chicken Can't Roost Too High For Me
2-9. John Cephas & Phil Wiggins - Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
2-10. Archie Edwards - Do, Lord, Remember Me
2-11. Frank Hovington - Jelly Roll Baker
2-12. Guitar Slim (6) - I'm Feelin' Lonesome
2-13. Archie Edwards - My Old Schoolmates
2-14. Guitar Slim (6) - Lonesome Home Blues
2-15. Archie Edwards - T For Texas
2-16. Frank Hovington - Diggin' My Potatoes
2-17. Flora Molton And The Truth Band - Vacation In Heaven
. You Got To Move (Tennessee, Arkansas & More)
3-1. Othar Turner, The Rising Star Fife and Drum Band - Granny, Will Your Dog Bite?
3-2. James "Son" Thomas - I Laid And I Wondered
3-3. Flora Molton And The Truth Band - I Can't Stand It
3-4. Memphis Piano Red - Mr. Freddie Blues
3-5. Hammie Nixon - Corrine, Corrina
3-6. Lottie Murrell - Rollin' And Tumblin'
3-7. Charley Sangster - She's Tailor Made
3-8. Sam "Stretch" Shields - The Hounds
3-9. Boyd Rivers - You Got To Move
3-10. Cedell Davis - Let Me Play With Your Poodle
3-11. Hammie Nixon - Viola Lee Blues
3-12. Joe Savage (2) - Joe's Prison Camp Holler
3-13. Othar Turner, The Rising Star Fife and Drum Band - When The Saints Go Marchin' In
3-14. Lottie Murrell - Spoonful
3-15. Cedell Davis - You Got To Do The Boogie Woogie
3-16. Lottie Murrell - Trouble Late Last Night
3-17. Cora Fluker - Dry Bones In The Valley
3-18. Lottie Murrell - I Got A Gal 'Cross The Bottom
3-19. Hammie Nixon, Walter Cooper - Soon One Mornin'
3-20. Walter Brown (2) - Levee Camp Holler
3-21. Boyd Rivers - Precious Lord

 

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