Jimmy Witherspoon - Sings The Blues album flac

Sings the Blues Sessions. Sings the Blues Sessions is something of an expanded CD version of the album(s), on which Ace has taken the opportunity to clear up this unpleasantness by putting all 13 songs that appeared on the two versions of the LP together. Not only that, they've effectively doubled the length of the whole shebang by adding 13 bonus titles that were recorded for Modern around the same time, half a dozen of them previously unissued. As for the material that appeared on the original Sings the Blues LPs, it's a pretty standard easygoing, pleasant Witherspoon small-combo blues session with a tinge.

Sings The Blues ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE). Crown Records (2). CLP 5192. CST 215. Jimmy Witherspoon. Sings The Blues ‎(LP, Album).

James Witherspoon (August 8, 1920 – September 18, 1997) was an American jump blues singer. Witherspoon was born in Gurdon, Arkansas. He first attracted attention singing in Calcutta, India, with Teddy Weatherford's band, which made regular radio broadcasts over the . Armed Forces Radio Service during World War II. Witherspoon made his first records with Jay McShann's band in 1945.

We're kicking off this month with an expanded version of a great little album that Spoon cut for Joe Bihari at the tail end of the 50s, one that was first released - in two slightly different configurations - as Jimmy Witherspoon SINGS THE BLUES, on Modern's budget label Crown. A budget release it may well have originally been, but there was nothing 'budget' about its quality of musicianship, material or vocals, as this first time CD issue proves.

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By Jimmy Witherspoon. 1. Roll on Katy - Jay McShann. 2. Gone with the Blues - Jay McShann. Please Stop Playing These Blues Boy - Jay McShann. 5. How i hate to see xmas come around - Jay McShann. 6. Cain River Blues - Jay McShann.