Various Artists - Barrelhouse Blues: Location Recordings & The Early Traditions In The Blues mp3 download
Performer: Various ArtistsTitle: Barrelhouse Blues: Location Recordings & The Early Traditions In The Blues
Style: Jump Blues,Blues Revival,Chicago Blues,Early R&B,Electric Blues,Regional Blues,Rock & Roll
Duration: 03:16:58
Released: September 14, 1999
Size MP3 version: 1397 mb
Size FLAC version: 1540 mb
Size WMA version: 1475 mb
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 388
Format: DMF MP2 MP4 AU ADX ASF
Genre: Blues
Various Artists - Barrelhouse Blues: Location Recordings & The Early Traditions In The Blues mp3 download
Published in 1917, Texas Blues is a great example of how early barrelhouse developed as ragtime mixed with folk blues traditions.
Jump Blues Blues Revival Chicago Blues Early R&B Electric Blues Regional Blues Rock & Roll. Barrelhouse Blues: Location Recordings & The Early Traditions In The Blues. Speckled Red. 3. Paul and Silas In Jail. Blind Washington Phillips. 4. New Jelly Roll Blues.
In the 1920s, Southern record companies ventured to cities like Dallas, Atlanta, and New Orleans, where they set up primitive recording equipment in makeshift studios. They brought in street singers, medicine show performers, pianists from the juke joints and barrelhouses. A careful excavation of the earliest recordings of the blues by one of its foremost experts, Barrelhouse Blues expands our definition of that most American style of music. Library descriptions.
Barrelhouse blues gets its name from early American bars known as barrel houses, usually on the outskirts of town or near labor camps, where African-American workers would get together, drink, and dance. Liquor flowed straight from the barrel (thus the name), and a distinct brand of blues developed in the midst of what was, apparently, a pretty raucous scene.
Early Blues Bibliography. As stated above the list below comprises my personal recommendations of blues books in various categories. Here is a complete bibliography of some 470+ blues books found on the internet. An awesome bibliography and a fantastic achievement by the compiler, Mike Bullock. Many thanks Mike for allowing the bibliography to be published here. Blues Fell This Morning : Meaning in the Blues. Songsters and Saints : Vocal Traditions on Race Records.
The Barrelhouse Blues Band is bringing the best Blues and Classic Rock to its live show! This band is all about. The Barrelhouse Blues Band wants to wish a Happy Memorial Day to all, especially our veterans, past and present. The Barrelhouse Blues Band added an event. 20 May at 08:58 ·. The summer of The Barrelhouse Blues Band continues at La Famiglia. The crowds are always rowdy and we have the best time. Raise a pint with us and let's have some fun. Fri, 19 jul at 21:00 edt. The Barrelhouse Blues Band at La Famiglia. La Famiglia Bar & Grill · Lake Carmel, NY, United States.
This blues tribute to one of the Beatles's most important recordings has little to commend. The one truly outstanding cut is Joe Louis Walker's slow, soulful squeeze through "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," where his voice and lead guitar cry and moan, bringing the song's deep currents of pain to the surface. The album gets off to a bad start with a ponderous, leaden, dragging version of "Why Don't We Do It in the Road?," performed here by a group called "Jimmy Thackery and the Drivers. The very thing they seem to lack is drive; the drummer in particular seems to be holding the whole performance back.
Track List - Disc 1
| Title/Composer | Performer | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Barrelhouse Blues | Ed Andrews | |
| 2 | The Dirty Dozen | Speckled Red | |
| 3 | Paul and Silas In Jail | Blind Washington Phillips | |
| 4 | New Jelly Roll Blues | Peg Leg Howell | |
| 5 | Beaver Slide Rag | Peg Leg Howell | |
| 6 | Every Day In the Week Blues | Pink Anderson / Simmie Dooley | |
| 7 | C. C. and O Blues | Pink Anderson / Simmie Dooley | |
| 8 | Pick Poor Robin Clean | Luke Jordan | |
| 9 | Good Old Turnip Greens | Bo Carter | |
| 10 | Mysterious Coon | Alec Johnson | |
| 11 | Travelling Man | Jim Jackson | |
| 12 | John Henry (The Steel Driving Man) | Furry Lewis | |
| 13 | Boll Weevil | Jaybird Coleman | |
| 14 | Sinking of the Titanic | Richard Rabbit Brown | |
| 15 | Frankie | Mississippi John Hurt | |
| 16 | Railroad Bill | Will Bennett | |
| 17 | Cottonfield Blues Part 1 | Garfield Akers | |
| 18 | Awful Moaning Blues Parts 1 & 2 | Texas Alexander | |
| 19 | Match Box Blues | Blind Lemon Jefferson | |
| 20 | She Moves It Just Right | Barbecue Bob | |
| 21 | I’m Coin’ To Tell God How You Doin’ Track | Julius Daniels | |
| 22 | Dirty Deal Blues | Tim Wilkins | |
| 23 | [Untitled] | 3:12 |
Track List - Disc 2
| Title/Composer | Performer | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Canned Heat Blues | Tommy Johnson | |
| 2 | Street Car Blues | Sleepy John Estes | |
| 3 | Pawn Shop Blues | Lucille Bogan | |
| 4 | I’m Talkin’ About You | Kasnas Joe / Kansas Joe McCoy / Memphis Minnie | |
| 5 | Stranger Blues | Rosie Mae Moore | |
| 6 | T.B. Moan | Bessie Tucker | |
| 7 | Shake It Down | Lillian Glinn | |
| 8 | Got Ford Engine Movements In My Hips | Cleo Gibson | |
| 9 | Easin ‘ In | Bobbie Cadillac | |
| 10 | Where Have All the Black Men Gone? | Lillian Glinn | |
| 11 | Dirty Butter | Minnie Wallace | |
| 12 | Satan is Busy In Knoxville | Leola Manning | |
| 13 | He Cares For Me | Leola Manning | |
| 14 | West Texas Woman | Whistlin' Alex Moore | |
| 15 | Feed Your Friend With a Long-Handled Spoon | Memphis Jug Band | |
| 16 | Flying Crow Blues | Eddie & Oscar | |
| 17 | Travelin’ Blues | Blind Willie McTell / Blind Sammie | |
| 18 | Fare Thee Well Blues | Joe Calicott | |
| 19 | Unknown Blues | Tartar And Gay | |
| 20 | Police and High Sheriff Come Ridin’ Down | Ollis Martin | |
| 21 | Broken Levee Blues | Lonnie Johnson | |
| 22 | Old New Orleans Blues | Little Willie Jackson / Willie Jackson | |
| 23 | The Jazz Fiddler | Mississippi Sheiks |
Track List - Disc 3
| Title/Composer | Performer | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Times is Tight Like That | Bo Carter | |
| 2 | Quarter Splow Blues | Jimmy Strange | |
| 3 | Hard Working Man Blues | Joe Pullum | |
| 4 | Bread and Water Blues | Kid Stormy Weather | |
| 5 | Insurance Policy Blues | Smith & Harper | |
| 6 | I’Ll Be Rested (When the Roll is Called) | Blind Roosevelt Graves | |
| 7 | Hittin’ the Bottle Stomp | Mississippi Jook Band | |
| 8 | Santa Fe Blues | Little Brother Montgomery | |
| 9 | Brown House Blues | Black Boy Shine | |
| 10 | Working For The WPA | Black Ivory King | |
| 11 | Pension Blues | Duskey Dailey | |
| 12 | Saturday Night On Texas Avenue | Three Fifteen & His Squares | |
| 13 | Preacher and the Bear | Virgil Childers | |
| 14 | Blow, Boys, Blow! | J.A.S. Spencer | |
| 15 | The Dallas Railway | Will Roseborough | |
| 16 | Ain't No More Cane on the Brazos | Ernest Williams | |
| 17 | Track Lining Song | John "Black Sampson" Gibson | |
| 18 | Tie Tamping Chant | Henry Truvillion | |
| 19 | Long Hot Summer Days | Convict Group / Clyde Hill | |
| 20 | Old Rattler | Mose Platt / Moses "Clear Rock" Platt | |
| 21 | Jack O' Diamonds | Smith Casey | |
| 22 | Cornfield Hollers | Enoch Brown |
Credits
Garfield Akers - Guitar, Primary Artist, VocalsJesse Alexander - Vocals
Texas Alexander - Primary Artist, Vocals
Pink Anderson - Duet, Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Ed Andrews - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Eddie Anthony - Violin
Gary Atkinson - Producer
James "Iron Head" Baker - Vocals
Eugene Ballinger - Guitar
Barbecue Bob - Primary Artist
Will Bennett - Primary Artist
William Bennett - Guitar, Vocals
Black Boy Shine - Primary Artist
Black Ivory King - Primary Artist
Blind Sammie - Primary Artist
David Blunston - Vocals
Lucille Bogan - Primary Artist, Vocals
Andy Boy - Piano
Ishman Bracey - Additional Personnel
Will Brooks - Vocals
Enoch Brown - Primary Artist, Vocals
Richard Rabbit Brown - Primary Artist
Charlie Burse - Guitar
Bobbie Cadillac - Primary Artist, Vocals
Joe Calicott - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Bo Carter - Primary Artist, Violin
Smith Casey - Primary Artist
Armenter "Bo" Chatmon - Guitar, Vocals
Lonnie Chatmon - Violin
Virgil Childers - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Burl C. Coleman - Harmonica, Vocals
Jaybird Coleman - Primary Artist
Convict Group - Primary Artist, Vocals
Duskey Dailey - Piano, Primary Artist
Julius Daniels - Guitar, Primary Artist
Simmie Dooley - Duet, Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Eddie & Oscar - Primary Artist
John Adam Estes - Guitar, Vocals
Sleepy John Estes - Primary Artist
Harry Gay - Guitar
Cleo Gibson - Primary Artist
Cleosephus Gibson - Vocals
Clifford Gibson - Guitar
John "Black Sampson" Gibson - Primary Artist
Lillian Glinn - Primary Artist, Vocals
Blind Roosevelt Graves - Guitar, Primary Artist
Uaroy Graves - Tambourine
Cliff Hayes - Violin
Her Hot Three - Additional Personnel
Eddie Heywood - Piano
Bob "Barbecue Bob" Hicks - Guitar, Vocals
Tom Hicks - Vocals
Clyde Hill - Primary Artist, Vocals
Harold "Black Boy Shine" Holiday - Piano, Vocals
Peg Leg Howell - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Mississippi John Hurt - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Jim Jackson - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Little Willie Jackson - Primary Artist
Willie Jackson - Primary Artist, Vocals
Walter Jacobs - Guitar, Vocals
Blind Lemon Jefferson - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Alec Johnson - Piano, Primary Artist, Vocals
Alonzo Johnson - Guitar, Vocals
K.D. Johnson - Piano
Lonnie Johnson - Primary Artist
Tommy Johnson - Primary Artist
Tommy Johnson - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Coley Jones - Guitar, Vocals
Jab Jones - Jug, Piano
Little Hat Jones - Guitar
Luke Jordan - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Edmond Joseph - Piano, Vocals
Kasnas Joe - Primary Artist
Kid Spoons - Spoons
Kid Stormy Weather - Primary Artist
Ernest "Son Joe" Lawlers - Guitar
Furry Lewis - Primary Artist
Steve Lewis - Piano
Walter "Furry" Lewis - Guitar, Vocals
Leola Manning - Piano, Primary Artist, Vocals
Ollis Martin - Harmonica, Primary Artist, Vocals
Henry Mason - Trumpet
Charlie McCoy - Mandolin
Kansas Joe McCoy - Guitar, Primary Artist
Blind Willie McTell - Guitar, Primary Artist, Vocals
Memphis Jug Band - Additional Personnel, Primary Artist
Memphis Minnie - Guitar, Primary Artist
Mississippi Jook Band - Primary Artist
Mississippi Sheiks - Primary Artist
J. Neal Montgomery - Piano
Little Brother Montgomery - Piano, Primary Artist, Vocals
Alexander Herman Moore - Piano, Vocals
Rosie Mae Moore - Primary Artist, Vocals
Whistlin' Alex Moore - Piano, Primary Artist
Paul Oliver - Editing, Liner Notes
Rufus Perryman - Piano, Vocals
Blind Washington Phillips - Primary Artist, Vocals
Mose Platt - Primary Artist, Vocals
Moses "Clear Rock" Platt - Primary Artist
Joe Pullum - Primary Artist, Vocals
Yank Rachell - Mandolin
Ben Ramey - Kazoo
Razor Jim - Graphics
Milton Roby - Violin
Will Roseborough - Primary Artist, Vocals
Eddie Schaffer - Guitar
Will Shade - Guitar, Vocals
Smith & Harper - Primary Artist
Casey Smith - Guitar, Vocals
Speckled Red - Primary Artist
J.A.S. Spencer - Primary Artist, Vocals
J. Strange - Vocals
Jimmy Strange - Primary Artist
Sugarman Penigar - Sax (Tenor)
Tartar And Gay - Primary Artist
Stephen Tartar - Guitar, Vocals
Jesse Thomas - Guitar
Three Fifteen & His Squares - Primary Artist
Bubba Lee Torrence - Guitar
Henry Truvillion - Primary Artist, Vocals
Bessie Tucker - Primary Artist, Vocals
Willie Tyson - Piano
Cooney Vaughn - Piano
Minnie Wallace - Primary Artist, Vocals
Robert Wilkins - Guitar, Vocals
Tim Wilkins - Primary Artist
Ernest Williams - Primary Artist, Vocals
Oscar Woods - Guitar, Vocals
