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Walking Blues

Label: Flyright Records ?– FLY LP 541 Format: Vinyl, LP, Mono 
Country: UK Released: 1979 Genre: Blues Style: Delta Blues

TracklistHide Credits

A1 Levee Camp Blues Guitar – Willie Brown (2)Harmonica – Leroy Williams (4)Mandolin, Performer [Speech] – Fiddlin' Joe MartinVocals, Guitar – Son House 3:40 A2 Government Fleet Blues Guitar – Willie Brown (2)Harmonica – Leroy Williams (4)Mandolin, Performer [Speech] – Fiddlin' Joe MartinVocals, Guitar – Son House 6:40 A3 Walking Blues Guitar – Willie Brown (2)Harmonica – Leroy Williams (4)Mandolin, Performer [Speech] – Fiddlin' Joe MartinVocals, Guitar, Performer [Speech] – Son House 6:31 A4 Fo' Clock Blues Guitar – Willie Brown (2)Performer [Speech] – Son HouseVocals, Mandolin, Performer [Speech] – Fiddlin' Joe Martin 3:42 A5 Make Me A Pallet On The Floor Vocals, Guitar – Willie Brown (2) 3:20 A6 Going To Fishing Guitar – Willie Brown (2)Harmonica – Leroy WilliamsVocals, Percussion, Performer [Speech] – Fiddlin' Joe Martin 3:15 A7 Special Rider Blues Vocals, Guitar – Son House 0:30 B1 Uncle Sam Done Called Guitar – Willie Brown (2)Performer [Speech] – Fiddlin' Joe MartinVocals, Harmonica – Leroy Williams (4) 5:01 B2 Junior's A Jap Girl's Christmas For His Santa Claus Guitar – Willie Brown (2)Vocals, Guitar – Willie "61" Blackwell 4:48 B3 Spread My Raincoat Down Vocals, Guitar – David Edwards (12) 3:03 B4 Water Coast Blues Vocals, Guitar – David Edwards (12) 5:33 B5 Army Blues Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica – David Edwards (12) 3:45 B6 Wind Howlin' Blues Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica – David Edwards (12) 3:06 B7 Roamin' And Ramblin' Blues Vocals, Guitar – David Edwards (12) 2:54

Credits

• Design [Sleeve Design & Graphics] – Charles Colquhoun
• Edited By – Ron Geesin
• Liner Notes [Booklet] – John Cowley
• Photography By – Carl Mydans, Marina Bokelman, Mike Rowe (3), Peter Lowry, Sylvia Pitcher
• Recorded By – Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax (tracks: A1 to A6, B1)

Notes

All titles recorded for a study sponsored by the Library of Congress and Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee.

A1 to A6, B1 recorded at Klack's Store, Lake Cormorant, Mississippi c. 24-31 August 1941. 
B2 recorded at Joe E Bank's house, Sadie Beck's Plantation, Arkansas, 16 July 1942. 
A7 recorded at Robinsonville, Mississippi 17 July 1942. 
B3 to B5 recorded at County Agricultural High School, Clarksdale, Mississippi 20 July 1942. 
B6 to B7 recorded at Delta Tourist Camp, Mississippi 22 July 1942.

Issued with a booklet of notes by John Cowley.

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