Pee Wee Crayton - Texas Blues Jumpin' In Los Angeles: The Modern Music Sessions 1948-1951 album flac

Arriving some 14 years after Ace's second volume of Pee Wee Crayton's Modern material, this collection is long overdue. Indeed, as Dick Shurman points out in his liner notes, this release is something of a tribute to Ray Topping, the Ace archivist chiefly responsible for the label's previous Crayton CDs, which did a good job in restoring Crayton's reputation

Pee Wee was one of the first blues artists to be really kind to me, in 1970, by which time I was already immersed in his music, and we had a happy mutual admiration society until his death in 1985. He felt he’d gotten short shrift from history, so the chance to honour his memory and legacy and confirm all the things that make him worthy is an extra special privilege and joy. And Pee Wee’s widow Esther remains devoted to Pee Wee, a bulwark for her family and preparer of the most legendary lemon cake in Los Angeles. Music downloads should be returned to us via the e-mail address above including a copy of your notification.

Hanging Out Partying Reminiscing. Texas Blues Jumpin' in Los Angeles: The Modern Music Sessions 1948-1951.

Texas Blues Jumpin' In L. .has been added to your Cart. This third volume (28 tracks taken from 3 1/2 hours of acetates) of Pee Wee Crayton's recordings for the Modern label are from the years 1948-1951. The mono sound is very good-clean and warm with that period studio sound that adds authenticity to the sound from all those years ago. The 18 page booklet has an essay by noted blues scholar Dick Shurman, who also annotated Vol. 1 in this Crayton series. Also included is a chronological list of recordings and some great period photos and graphics-the usual for the Ace label.

Pee Wee Crayton: все альбомы, включая Highlights of Pee Wee Crayton, Essential Masters, The Telephone Is Ringing и другие. Texas Blues Jumpin' in Los Angeles: The Modern Music Sessions 1948-51. The Only Blues Album You'll Ever Need. The Definitive Collection of R&b Hits from 1948. The Definitive Collection of R&B Hits from 1951.

The other two being Pee Wee Crayton: The Modern Legacy Volume 1 and Pee Wee Crayton, Blues Guitar Magic: The Modern Legacy Volume 2. This collection of tracks from Crayton’s time at the Modern record label covers his work from September 1948 to 14 March 1951. Most of the included tracks are previously unreleased with all sourced from three and a half hours worth of fragile and very valuable acetate discs

T For Texas (Mistreated Blues). 12. Blues For My Baby. 13. Tired Of Travelin'. 14. When A Man Has The Blues. Answer To Blues After Hours. 24. California Women. 25. Good Little Woman.

Released: June 17, 2014. T for Texas (Mistreated Blues).

After Hours Boogie: Pee Wee Crayton and His Guitar, Blues Boy LP BB-307 (1988), tracks recorded from 1947 to 1962 for numerous labels, with Crayton's first demo recording, "Pee Wee's Hop" (1945), a piano–guitar–bass instrumental. Blues After Hours: The Essential Pee Wee Crayton, Blues Encore 52045 (1996), recordings made for numerous labels, 1947–1956. The Modern Legacy, Volume 1, Ace CHD-632 (1996). Texas Blues Jumpin' in Los Angeles: The Modern Music Sessions 1948–1951, Ace CHD-1400 (2014).