Afro-American Blues And Game Songs - Alan Lomax, Library Of Congress LP NM/VG+
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Afro-American Blues And Game Songs From The Archive Of American Folk Song Edited By Alan Lomax
Label: The Library Of Congress ?– AAFS L4 Series: Folk Music Of The United States – Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, MonoCountry: US Released: Genre: Blues Style:
Tracklist
A1 –Jim Henry I Don't Mind The Weather A2 –Charlie Butler Diamond Joe A3 –Irwin Lowrey Joe, The Grinder A4 –Vera Hall Another Man Done Gone A5 –Vera Hall Boll Weevil Blues A6 –Smith Casey Two White Horses A7 –Smith Casey Country Rag A8 –Smith Casey Shorty George A9 –Little Brother* Blues A10 –McKinley Morganfield Country Blues A11 –McKinley Morganfield I Be's Troubled B1 –Sanders Terry Lost John B2 –Sanders Terry Fox Chase B3 –Hettie Godfrey All Hid? B4 –Ora Dell Graham Little Girl, Little Girl B5 –Ora Dell Graham Pullin' The Skiff B6 –Katherine Shipp And Cgristine Shipp Old Uncle Rabbit B7 –Katherine Shipp And Cgristine Shipp Sea Lion Woman B8 –Kirby Industrial School Ain' Gonna Ring No Mo B9 –Ora Dell Graham Shortenin' Bread B10 –Harriot McClintock Poor Little Johnny B11 –Harriot McClintock Go To Sleep B12 –Mr. And Mrs. Joe McDonald Rosie B13 –Harriot McClintock Gon' Knock John Booker To The Low Ground B14 –Moses Platt Run, Nigger, RunNotes
Originally released as a 78rpm set in 1942. LP release came out in the late 1950s or early 1960s.Original LP pressing came on black or red vinyl and included booklet insert.
Recordings from the 1930s-1940s.
McKinley Morganfield aka Muddy Waters 1st recordings.
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GOOD ---- Well played with little luster and significant surface noise. Despite defects, record should still play all the way through without skipping. Several cover flaws will be apparent, but should not obliterate the artwork.
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