LP: CONVERSATION WITH THE BLUES A Documentary of Field Recordings by Paul Oliver

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CONVERSATION WITH THE BLUES A Documentary of Field Recordings by Paul Oliver DECCA (U.K.) LK 4664 (VG+ with some superficial streaks/marks, jacket VG, intact but faded with age).

Includes photocopied pages of original liner note insert and of pages of notes about the recordings from the Conversation With the Blues book by Oliver.

Music & spoken commentary by various artists recorded by Paul Oliver in 1960:

Boogie Woogie Red– So Much Good Feeling Willie Thomas– A Little Different James Butch Cage, Willie Thomas– Kill That Nigger Dead Lil' Son Jackson– The Onliest Way J.B. Lenoir– My Father's Style J.B. Lenoir– So It Rocked On J.B. Lenoir– Move To Kansas City Otis Spann– When She Come Back Otis Spann– Poor Country Boy Lightnin' Hopkins– Ain't No Easy Thing Mance Lipscomb– Evil Heart Blues Blind Arvella Gray*– A Roughneck Roosevelt Sykes– West Helena Blues Will Shade– Days Of Nineteen-Hundred Will Shade– Newport News Blues Whistling Alex Moore– Chock House Days Whistling Alex Moore– Come And Get Me Brother John Sellers– Move Back For What? J.B. Lenoir– I Been Down So Long Jasper Love – Santa Fé Blues John Lee Hooker– Somewhere Down The Line Robert Curtis Smith– I Hope One Day My Luck Will Change Otis Spann– Only Places They Can Go Otis Spann– People Calls Me Lucky Henry Townsend– What Have I Committed James Butch Cage– 'Tween Midnight And Day Little Brother Montgomery– Walking Basses Little Brother Montgomery– Dud Low Joe Little Brother Montgomery– It's A Barrelhouse Blues Little Brother Montgomery– Vicksburg Blues Little Brother Montgomery– They Beat Me To Chicago Roosevelt Sykes– They All Called Him ''Pork Chops'' Roosevelt Sykes– Forty-Four Blues Robert Junior Lockwood– Doctor Clayton And Me Robert Junior Lockwood, Sunnyland Slim– Take A Little Walk With Me Edwin Buster Pickens– To Have The Blues Within Mance Lipscomb– Blues In The Bottle

This record came from the collection of the late blues and surrealist author and collector Paul Garon. Paul specialized in prewar 78s and had stored most of his LPs and 45s in his attic. Many appear unplayed or played only once or twice but may be a little dusty from storage.

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