VA - 1999 - Rare Country Blues Vol. 2 (1929-1943) [mp3@320]

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VA - 1999 - Rare Country Blues Vol. 2 (1929-1943) [mp3@320] (Size: 199.63 MB)
 01 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - That White Mule of Sin.mp37.32 MB
 02 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - The Heavenly Airplane.mp36.77 MB
 03 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - Narrow Face Blues.mp37.77 MB
 04 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - Wasn't It Sad About Lemon.mp37.22 MB
 05 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - Insurance Man Blues.mp37.98 MB
 06 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - Overall Cheater Blues.mp36.45 MB
 07 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - Disconnected Mama.mp36.75 MB
 08 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - Billy Goat Blues.mp38.26 MB
 09 - John Byrd & Washboard Walter - Old Timbrook Blues.mp37.87 MB
 10 - Walter Taylor - Thirty-Eight and Plus.mp36.83 MB
 11 - Walter Taylor - Deal Rag.mp36.75 MB
 12 - Walter Taylor - Corrine Corrine.mp36.7 MB
 13 - Walter Taylor - Yo-Yo Blues.mp36.89 MB
 14 - Walter Taylor - Broadcasting Blues.mp36.85 MB
 15 - Walter Taylor - You Rascal, You.mp37.06 MB
 16 - Walter Taylor - Diamond Ring Blues.mp37.06 MB
 17 - Walter Taylor - Coal Camp Blues.mp37.48 MB
 18 - Walter Taylor - Do You Love Me Blues.mp37.82 MB
 19 - Bob Campbell - Dice's Blues.mp36.82 MB
 20 - Bob Campbell - Shotgun Blues.mp37.14 MB
 21 - Bob Campbell - Starvation Farm Blues.mp36.76 MB
 22 - Bob Campbell - Worried All the Time.mp37.01 MB
 23 - Skoodle Dum Doo & Sheffield - Tampa Blues.mp36.87 MB
 24 - Skoodle Dum Doo & Sheffield - Gas Ration Blues.mp36.21 MB
 25 - Skoodle Dum Doo & Sheffield - Broome Street Blues.mp37.16 MB
 26 - Skoodle Dum Doo & Sheffield - West Kinney Street Blues.mp36.44 MB
 Play - Rare Country Blues Vol.2 (1929-1943).m3u2.73 KB
 VA - 1999 - Rare Country Blues Vol. 2 (1929-1943) [mp3@320].txt4.71 KB
 Back.jpg3.05 MB
 Booklet 01.jpg4.43 MB
 Booklet 02.jpg3.46 MB
 CD.jpg1.54 MB
 Front.jpg2.88 MB
 Folder.auCDtect.txt11.34 KB
 Rare Country Blues Vol.2 (1929-1943).log24.98 KB

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VA - 1999 - Rare Country Blues Vol. 2 (1929-1943)

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Rare Country Blues Vol. 2 (1929-1943)



Artist: Various Artists
Title: Rare Country Blues Vol. 2 (1929-1943)
Release Date: January 1, 1999
Label: Document Records
Catalog: DOCD-5641
Genre: Blues
Styles: Country Blues, Acoustic Blues, Early American Blues
Duration: 1:15:53

Liner notes by Dave Moore (Copyright 1999: Document Records, Austria)

JOHN BYRD was from Mississippi and played a twelve-string guitar, the only twelve-string player known in that state, according to bluesman Johnny Temple, who saw Byrd performing with Tommy Johnson in Jackson around 1930. Ishmon Bracey recalls that Byrd originally came from the Red Lick community, near Natchez. On his two solo sides he is in great form, with "Billy Goat Blues" and "Old Timbrook Blues", the story of the racehorse Ten Broeck, who, ridden by a black jockey, easily beat the main opposition, Miss Mollie McCarthy, in a four-mile race at Louisville, Kentucky in 1878. His fame was such that he was remembered in song nearly fifty years later. A horse of a different colour is featured in "That White Mule Of Sin", a spoof sermon in which Byrd, as the "Reverend George Jones", is joined by Mae Glover, who, as "Sister Jones", contributes a prayer containing a parody of the old social protest song "You Shall Be Free". "The Heavenly Airplane" is another comic sermon: "No spark plugs will cause delay, when we ride in that Heavenly airplane on Judgement Day", with Byrd preaching and Glover singing. At the same session, John Byrd also accompanied Mae Glover on four of her own recordings (see DOCD-5185). Byrd teamed up with WASHBOARD WALTER, from Vicksburg, for the duet "Wasn't It Sad About Lemon", a fine tribute to the great Texas bluesman Blind Lemon Jefferson shortly after his death. They also duetted on "Disconnected Mama", and Byrd backed Walter on several of his own songs. Doubt has been expressed as to whether WALTER TAYLOR and Washboard Walter are the same person. But, comparing the voice on "Coal Camp Blues" with that on "Insurance Man Blues" and "Overall Cheater Blues", it would seem fairly certain that the two Walters are one and the same. Taylor, on washboard, led a small band, which included John Byrd on guitar, producing an intriguing mixture of straight blues, hokum, and hillbilly music. "Thirty-Eight And Plus" should more correctly be titled "Thirty-Eight Plug", since the lyrics mention a bullet of that calibre. "Deal Rag" is a version of "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down", popularised by white old-time musician Charlie Poole on his 1925 recording. The traditional "Corrine Corrine" seems to have been influenced in its treatment here by Bo Carter and friends from 1928, while "Broadcasting Blues" derives from Ida Cox's recording of the same year. "Yo Yo Blues" closely duplicates the lyrics of Barbecue Bob's hit made four months before Walter Taylor's copy, and the hokum "You Rascal, You" follows the version by Lovin' Sam Theard and Cow Cow Davenport of 1929. More of a mystery is BOB CAMPBELL, about whom nothing is known, apart from the four issued titles from his 1934 New York session. He was a fine guitarist, as evidenced particularly by the two up-tempo numbers, "Starvation Farm Blues" and "Worried All The Time", and produced some strong lyrics. His guitar may also be heard accompanying Lucille Bogan (as "Bessie Jackson") on some of her songs from the same session (see BDCD-6038). SETH RICHARD was a singer-guitarist who recorded two blues in 1928 (see DOCD-5170). One of the titles, "Skoodeldum Doo", provided the pseudonym under which he appeared on his only other known recordings some fifteen years later. With harmonica player Sheffield, Skoodle Dum Doo recorded four numbers. "Tampa Blues" once suggested a Florida origin for the duo, but more recent research points to the Bedford County area of Virginia. A competent pair of musicians, their version of "West Kinney Street Blues" offers a swinging updating of Blind Lemon Jefferson's classic "One Dime Blues".



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John Byrd & Washboard Walter:

01 - That white mule of sin
02 - The heavenly airplane
03 - Narrow face blues
04 - Wasn`t it sad about Lemon
05 - Insurance man blues
06 - Overall cheater blues
07 - Disconnected mama
08 - Billy goat blues
09 - Old Timbrook blues

Walter Taylor:

10 - Thirty-eight and plus
11 - Deal rag
12 - Corrine Corrine
13 - Yo-yo blues
14 - Broadcasting blues
15 - You rascal, you
16 - Diamond ring blues
17 - Coal camp blues (Taylor`s Weatherbirds)
18 - Do you love me blues (taylor`s weatherbirds)

Bob Campbell:

19 - Dice`s blues
20 - Shotgun blues
21 - Starvation farm blues
22 - Worried all the time

Skoodle Dum Doo and Sheffield:

23 - Tampa blues
24 - Gas ration blues
25 - Broome Street blues
26 - West Kinney Street blues




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