Roosevelt Holts: Presenting The Country Blues-1968 Blue Horizon 1st Edition LP
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Used 1968 Blue Horizon 1st Edition Stereo Release of Composer/Guitarist/Pioneering Lousiana Blues Vocalist Roosevelt Holts Entitled Presenting the Country Blues, Recorded by David Evans, Original Recording Dates Are January 27 of 1966 in Franklinton, Lousiana, February 3 the Same Year in New Orleans and on August 28 of 1966 in Bogalusa, Lousiana - "Roosevelt Holts was born 15 January 1905, Tylertown, Mississippi, USA. Although he had been singing and playing blues guitar since his 20s, Holts was over 60 before he became known outside of his home area of southern Mississippi and Louisiana. A friend and companion of Tommy Johnson during the 30s, Holts learned to play many of that artist’s pieces. In the 50s, he settled in Louisiana, and it was there he was discovered in the 60s. The Johnson connection seems to have rather preoccupied those who produced his records, but his repertoire was much wider and more substantial, and both his instrumental and vocal skills were remarkable for a performer of his age. For a short time around the end of the 60s, he issued some singles on his own label, Bluesman." - All Tracks Are Roosevelt Holts on Guitar & Vocals, Babe Stovall Plays Additional Guitar on "Feelin' Sad and Blue", L.H. Lane Is on Harmonica on "the Good Book Teach You"- Selections on Side 1 Are Prison Bound Blues, Maggie Campbell Blues, Feelin' Sad and Blue, I'm Going to Build Wight on that Shore, Lead Pencil Blues & Another Mule Kickin' in My Stall - Tracks for Side 2 Consist of Little Bitty Woman, the Good Book Teach you, Big Road Blues, Let's Talk It All Over Again, Red River Blues and She Put Me Outdoors - Used Copy, Cover Very Good+ with Seam Slightly Split & Taped at Top Right, Record Mint- - Stereo Recording, Product Code BH 7704 - California Residents Add 9.75% Sales Tax - International S & H Extra -
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