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Desperate Man Blues

Discovering the Roots of American Music
(Music CD - 2006)
Desperate Man Blues


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Title: Desperate man blues
discovering the roots of American music
[sound recording]
Publisher: Dust-to-Digital
Additional Contributors: Bussard, Joe
Imprint: Atlanta, GA : - Dust-to-Digital
Language: English
Performers: Various artists.
Notes: Title from container.
Recorded between 1927 and 1962.
Consists of previously released material.
Compact disc.
Selections are from Joe Bussard's private record collection.
We live a long time to get old (Jimmy Murphy) (2:20) -- Cross road blues (Robert Johnson) (2:41) -- When I'm gone (Joe Hill Louis) (3:12) -- Death valley is just half way to my home (Lonnie Johnson) (3:30) -- Whoop 'em up, Cindy (Uncle Dave Macon) (2:52) -- Statesboro blues (Blind Willie McTell) (2:35) -- It won't be long (Charley Patton) (3:24) -- Death letter blues (Son House) (4:30) -- Hard times blues (Lane Hardin) (3:18) -- Indian war whoop (Floyd Ming and his Pep Steppers) (2:46) -- Paddlin' Madeline blues (Gitfiddle Jim) (3:10) -- Mandolin blues (Tennessee Messarounders) (2:45) -- The coo-coo bird (Clarence Ashley) (3:32) -- John Hardy was a desperate little man (The Carter Family) (2:54) -- The lost child (The Stripling Brothers) (3:04) -- Bugle call rag (Billy Banks and his orchestra) (2:47) -- Sail away lady (Uncle Bunt Stephens) (2:58) -- Original Stack O'Lee blues (Long Cleve Reed and Papa Harvey Hull) (2:40) -- Dark was the night, cold was the ground (Blind Willie Johnson) (3:18).
Characteristics: 1 sound disc :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
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