VERY RARE 1959 FOLK-LYRIC FL 109 THOSE PRISON BLUES ROBERT PETE WILLIAMS
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Jan 6, 2020 Sold Date
Dec 25, 2019 Start Date
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Robert Pete Williams ?– Those Prison Blues   Sleeve condition: Very Good +, some wear to cover surface & age foxing, otherwise sound with no edge splits. Record condition: very nice with good sheen and only a few light use scuffs, just a few spindle marks, looks to have been played just a few times. A very nice collectible copy of this rarity. Label: Folk-Lyric ?– FL-109 Format: Vinyl, LP, Mono Country: US Released: Genre: Blues Style: Notes Recorded at Louisiana State Penitentiary. Copyright by Harry Oster 1959 Original Cover Robert Pete Williams - Those Prison Blues (Folklyric) A1 I'll Be Glad When I'm From Behind Iron Walls. A2 Louise. A3 Blue In Me.   Robert Pete Williams - Those Prison Blues - Don't Ask Me ... I ... Artist: Robert Pete Williams Release date: 1959 Label: Folk Lyric Those Prison Blues is an album by blues musician Robert Pete Williams recorded by Harry Oster in Louisiana State Penitentiary in 1959 and originally released on the Folk-Lyric label before being reissued with an altered track listing on Arhoolie in 1971 Original Folk-Lyric Release (1) "I'll Be Glad When I'm from Behind Iron Walls" – 5:23 (2) "Louise" – 4:24 (3) "Blue in Me" – 4:02 (4) "Come Here, Baby, Tell Me What Is Wrong with You" – 1:57 (5) "I Got the Blues So Bad" – 3:35 (6) "Boogy Woman" – 3:06 (7) "Pardon Renied (Denied) Again" – 4:44 (8) "Army Blues" – 3:13 (9) "Blues in the Dark" – (10) "Make Me a Pallet on the Floor" (Traditional) (11) "Angola Special" – 4:12





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