The Mississippi Blues No.3 Transition 1926-1937 Origin Jazz OJL17 1969 EXCELLENT
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Apr 1, 2016 Sold Date
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The Mississippi Blues No.3, Transition 1926-1937

Origin Jazz Library OJL-17 1969 12" 33rpm (USA)

Fourteen (14) tracks remastered from old 78's, including tracks by Big Joe Williams, Miss. John Hurt, Miss. Bracy, Bertha Lee & Charlie Patton, Hambone Willie Newbern (original version of Rollin & Tumblin), Robert Johnson, Johnny Temple, Blind Joe Amos, Skip James, Bo Weavil Jackson, Mary Butler & Rosie Mae Moore.

 Tracklist
A1  –Hambone Willie Newburn  Roll And Tumble Blues  
A2  –Hambone Willie Newburn  Dreamy-eye'd Woman Blues  
A3  –Robert Johnson  I'm A Steady Rolling Man  
A4  –Robert Johnson  Sweet Home Chicago  
A5  –Johnny Temple   Big Boat Whistle  
A6  –Blind Joe Amos  C & O Blues  
A7  –Skip James  Cherry Ball  
A8  –Bo Weavil Jackson  You Can't Keep No Brown  
B1  –Big Joe Williams  Stepfather Blues  
B2  –Big Joe Williams  49 Highway Blues  
B3  –Mississippi John Hurt  Stack 'O' Lee Blues  
B4  –Caldwell Bracy  You Scolded Me And Drove Me From Your Door  
B5  –Caldwell Bracy  I'll Overcome Someday  
B6  –Mary Butler  Mad Dog Blues  
B7  –Rosie Mae Moore  School Girl Blues  
B8  –Bertha Lee With Charlie Patton  Mind Reader Blues


Condition:  LP is EXCELLENT in a plastic inner sleeve in a picture sleeve in Good condition (ring wear)

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