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Various – Afro-American Blues And Game Songs
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The Library Of Congress – AAFS L4
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Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mono
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Videos (13)
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Tracklist
| A1 | Jim Henry– | I Don't Mind The Weather |
| A2 | Charlie Butler*– | Diamond Joe |
| A3 | Irwin Lowrey– | Joe, The Grinder |
| A4 | Vera Hall– | Another Man Done Gone |
| A5 | Vera Hall– | Boll Weevil Blues |
| A6 | Smith Casey– | Two White Horses |
| A7 | Smith Casey– | Country Rag |
| A8 | Smith Casey– | Shorty George |
| A9 | Little Brother (6)– | Blues |
| A10 | McKinley Morganfield– | Country Blues |
| A11 | McKinley Morganfield– | I Be's Troubled |
| B1 | Sanders Terry– | Lost John |
| B2 | Sanders Terry– | Fox Chase |
| B3 | Hettie Godfrey– | All Hid? |
| B4 | Ora Dell Graham– | Little Girl, Little Girl |
| B5 | Ora Dell Graham– | Pullin' The Skiff |
| B6 | Katherine Shipp And Christeen Shipp– | Old Uncle Rabbit |
| B7 | Katherine Shipp And Christeen Shipp– | Sea Lion Woman |
| B8 | Kirby Industrial School– | Ain' Gonna Ring No Mo |
| B9 | Ora Dell Graham– | Shortenin' Bread |
| B10 | Harriot McClintock*– | Poor Little Johnny |
| B11 | Harriot McClintock*– | Go To Sleep |
| B12 | Mr. And Mrs. Joe McDonald– | Rosie |
| B13 | Harriot McClintock*– | Gon' Knock John Booker To The Low Ground Vocals [Miscredited] – Harriot McClintock* Vocals [Uncredited] – Mary McDonald (2) |
| B14 | Moses Platt*– | Run, Nigger, Run |
Credits
- Edited By – Alan Lomax
Notes
From the Archive of American Folk Song
Originally released as a 78rpm set in 1942. LP release came out in the late 1950s or early 1960s.
Original LP pressing came on black or red vinyl and included booklet insert.
Recordings from the 1930s-1940s.
McKinley Morganfield aka Muddy Waters 1st recordings.
Originally released as a 78rpm set in 1942. LP release came out in the late 1950s or early 1960s.
Original LP pressing came on black or red vinyl and included booklet insert.
Recordings from the 1930s-1940s.
McKinley Morganfield aka Muddy Waters 1st recordings.