Title:

Various - From Mississippi To Chicago download free

Performer:

Various

Album:

From Mississippi To Chicago

Released:

1999

Genre:

Blues

Style:

Gospel, Delta Blues, Piano Blues

MP3 archive size:

1484 mb

FLAC archive size:

1315 mb

WMA archive size:

1260 mb

Other formats:

MP4 RA MMF TTA FLAC MOD ASF

Rating:

4.1

Votes:

893

Various Gospel Delta Blues Piano Blues 1999

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Tracklist Hide Credits

1	–R.L. Burnside	Poor Black Mattie Written-By – R.L. Burnside	3:01
2	–Pinetop Perkins	Kansas City Written-By – J. Leiber/M. Stoller*	4:47
3	–Robert Curtis Smith*	The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow Arranged By – R.C. Smith*	3:23
4	–Boogaloo Ames*	Tommy Dorsey's Boogie Woogie Written-By – D. Kincaide, T. Dorsey	3:14
5	–R.L. Burnside	See My Jumper Hangin' On The Line Written-By – R.L. Burnside	3:29
6	–Robert Curtis Smith*	Lye Water Conversion Arranged By – R.C. Smith*	4:16
7	–Pinetop Perkins	Everyday I Have The Blues Written-By – P. Chatman*	3:55
8	–R.L. Burnside	Fireman Ring The Bell Written-By – R.L. Burnside	4:27
9	–Eddie Cusic	Gonna Lose A Good Man Written-By – E. Cusic*	2:48
10	–R.L. Burnside	Skinny Woman Written-By – R.L. Burnside	2:17
11	–Robert Curtis Smith*	Thank You Arranged By – R.C. Smith*	3:26
12	–Robert Curtis Smith*	Milky White Way Arranged By – R.C. Smith*	1:42
13	–R.L. Burnside	Bad Luck Written-By – J.D. Miller, O. Hicks*	3:36
14	–Robert Curtis Smith*	Calvary Arranged By – R.C. Smith*	3:02
15	–Boogaloo Ames*	After Hours Written-By – A. Parrish, B. Feyne, R. Bruce*	4:32

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – HMG/HighTone Records
Copyright (c) – HMG/HighTone Records

Credits

Recorded By, Producer, Liner Notes – Matthew Block

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 0129281008-23
Matrix / Runout: 171558-2W1-9067-A
Mould SID Code: IFPI 2D4C
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L793

Unde

While the selling names for this collection of solo recordings were R.L. Burnside - who delivers his usual numbers in an unexceptionable way, but very welcome at a time when Fat Possum was given to performing heavy frankensteinization on his records - or the always legitimate and pleasing Pinetop Perkins - 2 left-over standards from his sessions for his "Down to Mississippi" HMG album -, the real gemms here are the Robert Curtis Smith tracks. A former "new talent" of the Blues Revival, he hadn't recorded for more than 30 years, during which time he got converted. His five numbers are simple, improvisational, at times destructured gospel blues, and very intense.The CD is rounded out by a good left-over track from Eddie Cusic's "I Want to Boogie" session and the first recordings of Greenville veteran piano player Boogaloo Ames, two solid instrumentals.Altogether, a very noteworthy release to any downhome blues nerd.

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