Various - Thirties' Blues album flac

East Coast Blues Regional Blues Pre-War Country Blues. July 30, 1934 & October, 1939. East Coast Blues in the Thirties (1934-1939). The music is surprisingly good considering that virtually nothing is known about the four performers. Serious blues collectors will want this music, which hints at the great musical treasures that were never - or just barely - documented.

Much of this music, which was leased in the early '90s by Da Music from the Document label, has since been reissued by Document in more comprehensive sets.

Shop Vinyl and CDs and complete your collection. As it's supposed to be representative of Thirties Blues, there's some big names missing, Robert Johnson and Blind Willie Mctell to name but two, however even with their absence this is a good collection of early blues. The artists are in the main, lesser known, but the sound quality's not too bad; It's an entertaining and interesting listen - You can here the seeds of Rock and Roll in some of these tunes.

The Blues Collection 80: Thirties' Blues. GB. Orbis (British subsidiary publishing house of De Agostini Group). BLU GNC 060. Release group information. Artist: Various Artists. Type: Album + Compilation.

01 - Catfish Blues 02 - Louise Louise Blues 03 - Sweet Sixteen 04 - Rocks In My Bed 05 - No Good Woman Blues 06 - Mean Devil Blues 07 - Walking The Street 08 - Swing Out Rhythm 09 - Standing By A Lamp Post 10 - Let Me Play Your Vendor 11 - Stony Lonesome Graveyard 12 - Working For The P W A 13 - Too Long 14 - Original Sweet Patunia 15 -. Streamline Train 16 - Got The Blues For The West End 17 - Southern Casey Jones 18 - Scufflin' Woman Blues 19 - I Been Dealing With The Devil 20 - Lonesome Day Blues. The Blues Collection 81 - Louisiana Red - Pretty Woman.

The Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album was awarded from 1983 to 2011 and from 2017 onwards. Until 1992 the award was known as Best Traditional Blues Performance and was twice awarded to individual tracks rather than albums. The award was discontinued after the 2011 Grammy season in a major overhaul of Grammy categories. From 2012 onwards, the category was merged with the Best Contemporary Blues Album category to form the new Best Blues Album category.

The Blues "White Album". The rest of the cuts feature various Telarc blues artists fronting a core group consisting of . Smith on guitar, T-Bone Wolk on bass, Peter Re on bass, and Steve Holley on drums. Lucky Peterson does an OK job on "Yer Blues," making it sound more like a straight blues song and less like the over-the-top but undeniably entertaining rant that John Lennon gave us in the original.