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Mississippi Masters: Early American Blues Classics 1927-1935 ()

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Mississippi Masters: Early American Blues Classics 1927-1935 - Various Artists
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  1. Dough Roller Blues
  2. Kansas City Blues
  3. Little Girl in Rome
  4. Tallahatchie River Blues
  5. Last Kind Words
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  1. Dough Roller Blues
  2. Kansas City Blues
  3. Little Girl in Rome
  4. Tallahatchie River Blues
  5. Last Kind Words
  6. Fare Thee Well Blues
  7. Bullfrog Blues
  8. The Moanin' Blues
  9. Pick Poor Robin Clean
  10. Outside Woman Blues
  11. Gond Dead Train
  12. Cottonfield Blues, Pt. 1
  13. Cottonfield Blues, Pt. 2
  14. Hot Time Blues
  15. Skinny Legs Blues
  16. Third Street Woman Blues
  17. Worried Man Blues
  18. Down the Big Road Blues
  19. Whoopee Blues
  20. Motherless Child Blues
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This is a well-organized, smartly chosen 20-track compilation of some of the lesser-known early Mississippi blues artists. Garfield Akers is about the most famous, which tells you right there how obscure most of these names -- King Solomon Hill, Otto Virgial, Mattie Delaney, Joe Calicott, Blind Joe Reynolds, John D. Fox and others -- are to the general listening public. It's quality material, however, and not in a drastically different league than the most renowned classics by singers like Tommy Johnson and Son House. The ...

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