Paul Oliver - Conversation with the Blues LP record

	£		20
	$		27

Label: Decca ?– LK 4664, Decca ?– LK.4664 Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mono 
Country: UK Released: 1965 Genre:

Tracklist

A1 –Boogie Woogie Red So Much Good Feeling Piano, Voice [Spoken] – Boogie Woogie RedWritten-By – Harrison* A2 –Willie Thomas* A Little Different A3 –James Butch Cage*, Willie Thomas* Kill That Nigger Dead Written-By, Vocals, Fiddle – Cage*Written-By, Vocals, Guitar – Thomas* A4 –Lil' Son Jackson The Onliest Way Voice [Spoken] – Lil' Son Jackson A5a –J.B. Lenoir My Father's Style Lead Guitar – J.B. LenoirWritten-By – Lenoir* A5b –J.B. Lenoir So It Rocked On Voice [Spoken] – J.B. Lenoir A5c –J.B. Lenoir Move To Kansas City Vocals, Guitar – J.B. LenoirWritten-By – Jim Jackson (2) A6a –Otis Spann When She Come Back Voice [Spoken] – Otis Spann A6b –Otis Spann Poor Country Boy Vocals, Piano – Otis SpannWritten-By – Spann*, Ford* A7 –Lightnin' Hopkins Ain't No Easy Thing Voice [Spoken] – Lightnin' Hopkins A8 –Mance Lipscomb Evil Heart Blues Vocals, Piano – Mance LipscombWritten-By – Lipscomb* A9 –Blind Arvella Grey* A Roughneck Voice [Spoken] – Blind Arvella Grey* A10 –Roosevelt Sykes West Helena Blues Vocals, Guitar – Roosevelt SykesWritten-By – Bell*, Sykes* A11a –Will Shade Days Of Nineteen-Hundred Voice [Spoken] – Will Shade A11b –Will Shade Newport News Blues Vocals, Guitar – Will ShadeWritten-By – Shade* A12a –Whistling Alex Moore* Chock House Days Voice [Spoken] – Whistling Alex Moore* A12b –Whistling Alex Moore* Come And Get Me Vocals, Piano – Whistling Alex Moore*Written-By – Moore* A13 –Brother John Sellers Move Back For What? Voice [Spoken] – Brother John Sellers A14 –J.B. Lenoir I Been Down So Long Vocals, Guitar – J.B. LenoirWritten-By – Lenoir* B1 –Jasper Love (2) Santa Fé Blues Vocals, Piano – Jasper Love (2)Written-By – Jasper Love (2) B2 –John Lee Hooker Somewhere Down The Line Voice [Spoken] – John Lee Hooker B3 –Robert Curtis Smith* I Hope One Day My Luck Will Change Vocals, Guitar – Robert Curtis Smith*Written-By – R.C. Smith* B4a –Otis Spann Only Places They Can Go Voice [Spoken] – Otis Spann B4b –Otis Spann People Calls Me Lucky Vocals, Piano – Otis SpannWritten-By – Spann* B5 –Henry Townsend What Have I Committed Voice [Spoken] – Henry Townsend B6 –James Butch Cage* 'Tween Midnight And Day Vocals, Guitar – James Butch Cage*Written-By – Cage* B7a –Little Brother Montgomery Walking Basses Voice [Spoken] – Little Brother Montgomery B7b –Little Brother Montgomery Dud Low Joe Piano – Little Brother MontgomeryWritten-By – Montgomery* B7c –Little Brother Montgomery It's A Barrelhouse Blues Voice [Spoken] – Little Brother Montgomery B7d –Little Brother Montgomery Vicksburg Blues Vocals, Piano – Little Brother MontgomeryWritten-By – Montgomery* B7e –Little Brother Montgomery They Beat Me To Chicago Voice [Spoken] – Little Brother Montgomery B8a –Roosevelt Sykes They All Called Him ''Pork Chops'' Voice [Spoken] – Roosevelt Sykes B8b –Roosevelt Sykes Forty-Four Blues Vocals, Piano – Roosevelt SykesWritten-By – Green*, Sykes* B9a –Robert Junior Lockwood* Doctor Clayton And Me Voice [Spoken] – Robert Junior Lockwood* B9b –Robert Junior Lockwood*, Sunnyland Slim Take A Little Walk With Me Piano – Sunnyland SlimVocals, Electric Guitar – Robert Junior Lockwood*Written-By – Lockwood* B10 –Edwin Buster Pickens* To Have The Blues Within Voice [Spoken] – Edwin Buster Pickens* B11 –Mance Lipscomb Blues In The Bottle Vocals, Guitar, Written-By – Mance Lipscomb

• Record Company – The Decca Record Company Limited
• Printed By – Robert Stace

Credits

• Compiled By – Michael Vernon*
• Compiled By, Recorded By – Paul Oliver
• Supervised By – Bill Price, Derek Varnals

Notes

Includes a 6-page insert. 

Condition - Cover is splitting at the seam, record has some scratches, also pops and crackles. To hear all of the tracks go to Facebook, there is a full version there.