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Various - Memphis Country Blues Recordings 1 Mp3

Various Jsp Records Country Blues Memphis Blues 1992

Performer: Various
Album: Memphis Country Blues Recordings 1
Label: JSP Records
Catalog #: JSP CD 603, JSPCD 603, JSPCD603
MP3: 2067 mb | FLAC: 1982 mb
Released: 1992
Country: UK
Style: Country Blues, Memphis Blues
Rating: 4.2/5
Votes: 404
Category: Blues

Various - Memphis Country Blues Recordings 1 Mp3

Tracklist

1	–Rosie Mae Moore	School Girl Blues
2	–Frank Stokes	Bedtime Blues
3	–Frank Stokes	How Long
4	–Frank Stokes	'Tain't Nobody's Business - Part 1
5	–Rosie Mae Moore	Ha-Ha Blues
6	–Ishman Bracey	Left Alone Blues
7	–Tommy Johnson	Big Road Blues
8	–Frank Stokes	Nehi Mama Blues
9	–Tommy Johnson	Bye Bye Blues
10	–Ishman Bracey	Saturday Blues
11	–Frank Stokes	What's The Matter Blues
12	–Frank Stokes	It Won't Be Long Now
13	–Frank Stokes	'Tain't Nobody's Business - Part 2
14	–Frank Stokes	I Got Mine
15	–Tommy Johnson	Maggie Campbell Blues
16	–Rosie Mae Moore	Stranger Blues
17	–Frank Stokes	Stomp That Thing
18	–Frank Stokes	Downtown Blues
19	–Tommy Johnson	Cool Drink Of Water Blues
20	–Frank Stokes	Take Me Back
21	–Frank Stokes	Mistreatin' Blues
22	–Rosie Mae Moore	Staggering Blues

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DGF21	Various	Memphis Blues Singers Volume 1 ‎(CD, Album, Comp, RE)	Frog	DGF21	UK	1998

Credits

Design [Sleeve Design] – Unreal Image
Guitar – Charlie McCoy (tracks: 4 to 6, 8 to 13), Dan Sane (tracks: 19 to 22), Ishman Bracey (tracks: 7, 12, 13), Unknown Artist (tracks: 1 to 3)
Liner Notes – John Steadman, Larry Hoffman
Mandolin – Charlie McCoy (tracks: 7)
Remastered By, Transferred By – John R. T. Davies
Vocals – Ishman Bracey (tracks: 12, 13), Rosie Mae Moore (tracks: 4 to 7)
Vocals, Guitar – Frank Stokes (tracks: 1 to 3, 14 to 22), Tommy Johnson (tracks: 8 to 11)

Notes

Recordings made for Victor Records in Memphis, Tenn., 1 February 1928 (tracks 1 to 3), 3 February 1928 (tracks 4 to 9), 4 February 1928 (tracks 10 to 13), 27 August 1928 (tracks 14 to 17), 28 August 1928 (tack 18), and 30 August 1928 (tracks 19 to 22).