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Hillbilly Blues: 1928-1946 - Various Artists
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  1. T for Texas (Blue Yodel No. 1)
  2. Heavy Hearted Blues
  3. Freight Train Ramble
  4. Arabella Blues
  5. Sewing Machine Blues
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  1. T for Texas (Blue Yodel No. 1)
  2. Heavy Hearted Blues
  3. Freight Train Ramble
  4. Arabella Blues
  5. Sewing Machine Blues
  6. Lonesome Jailhouse Blues
  7. Chain Gang Blues
  8. Easy Rider Blues]
  9. New Deal Blues
  10. Somebody's Been Using That Thing
  11. Texas Hambone Blues
  12. No Huggin' or Kissin'
  13. Grandma and Grandpa
  14. Swing Blues No. 1
  15. Mean Old Lonesome Blues
  16. Married Man Blues
  17. I'll Keep My Old Guitar
  18. Gettin' Tired]
  19. Someday Baby
  20. Worried Man's Blues]
  21. Honey What You Gonna Do?
  22. Mean Mama Blues
  23. What's the Matter With Deep Elm?
  24. Lay Me Down Beside My Darling
  25. Midnight Special
  26. Milk Cow Blues
  27. Fort Worth Jail
  28. That's All
  29. T. Texas' Blues
  30. Driftin' Texas Sand
  31. Going Back to the Blue Ridge Mountain
  32. The Clouds Rained Trouble Down
  33. Guitar Blues
  34. California Blues
  35. Kansas City Blues
  36. You Better Do It Now
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Country music began life as the white man's version of the blues. Termed "hillbilly music" until the early '50s, country embraced blues' form and themes, a template it continues to follow today, albeit dressed up in slicker clothes. It's still all about the hazards of love and the struggle to survive and find a good time in a world growing increasingly difficult. Hillbilly Blues kicks off with the classic Jimmie Rodgers recording of "Blue Yodel" and continues on through some two-dozen early blues tracks, including the ...

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