Various – Let Me Tell You About The Blues: Memphis - The Evolution Of Memphis Blues

Label:	Fantastic Voyage – FVTD022
Series:	Let Me Tell You About The Blues
Format:	3 x CD, Compilation
Country:
Released:	2009
Genre:	Blues
Style:	Memphis Blues, Country Blues, Rhythm & Blues, Electric Blues, Piano Blues, Boogie Woogie

Tracklist

1-1	Memphis Jug Band–	Sun Brimmer's Blues
1-2	Banjo Joe (Gus Cannon)*–	Poor Boy, Long Ways From Home
1-3	Lewis Black (2)–	Corn Liquor Blues
1-4	Pearl Dickson–	Little Rock Blues
1-5	Cannon's Jug Stompers–	Springdale Blues
1-6	Frank Stokes–	Downtown Blues
1-7	Tommy Johnson–	Big Road Blues
1-8	Ishman Bracey–	Saturday Blues
1-9	Mississippi John Hurt–	Frankie
1-10	Lonnie Johnson (2)–	Away Down In The Alley Blues
1-11	Tom Dickson–	Death Bell Blues
1-12	Jim Jackson (2)–	I'm Wild About Her Lovin'
1-13	Furry Lewis–	Cannonball Blues
1-14	Charlie McCoy (2)–	Last Dime Blues
1-15	Robert Wilkins–	That's No Way To Get Along
1-16	Garfield Akers–	Cottonfield Blues - Part 1
1-17	Sleepy John Estes–	The Girl I Love, She Got Long Curly Hair
1-18	Kid Bailey–	Rowdy Blues
1-19	Noah Lewis–	Chickasaw Special
1-20	Joe Callicott–	Fare Thee Well Blues
1-21	Jim Thompkins–	Bedside Blues
1-22	Memphis Minnie–	Bumble Bee
1-23	Bukka White–	The Panama Limited
1-24	Blind Joe Reynolds–	Married Man Blues
1-25	Allen Shaw–	Moanin' The Blues
2-1	Memphis Jug Band–	Jazzbo Stomp
2-2	Robert Wilkins–	Old Jim Canaan's
2-3	Minnie Wallace–	The Cockeyed World
2-4	Little Buddy Doyle–	Hard Scufflin' Blues
2-5	Charlie Burse & His Memphis Mudcats*–	Beale Street Holiday
2-6	James De Berry & His Memphis Playboys*–	Single Man Blues
2-7	Joe Hill Louis–	Boogie In The Dark
2-8	Walter Horton–	Little Boy Blue
2-9	Ike Turner–	I'm Lonesome Baby
2-10	Jackie Brenston–	Rockett 88
2-11	Howlin' Wolf–	Moanin' At Midnight
2-12	B.B. King–	She's Dynamite
2-13	Billy Love*–	Juiced
2-14	B.B. King–	Three O'Clock Blues
2-15	Dr. Ross*–	Dr. Ross Boogie
2-16	Rosco Gordon–	Booted
2-17	Sleepy John Estes–	Rats In My Kitchen
2-18	Howlin' Wolf–	Saddle My Pony
2-19	Rosco Gordon–	T-Model Boogie
2-20	Woodrow Adams–	The Last Time
2-21	Walter Horton–	We All Gotta Go Sometime
2-22	Willie Nix–	Seems Like A Million Years
2-23	Honeyboy Edwards*–	Sweet Home Chicago
2-24	Jimmy & Walter–	Easy
2-25	Rufus Thomas–	Bear Cat
3-1	Charlie Booker–	Walked All Night
3-2	D.A. Hunt–	Greyhound Blues
3-3	Little Junior Parker–	Feelin' Good
3-4	William Stewart (8)–	County Farm Blues
3-5	Rufus Thomas–	Tiger Man
3-6	Boyd Gilmore–	Believe I'll Settle Down
3-7	Earl Hooker–	Blue Guitar
3-8	Pinetop Perkins–	Pinetop's Boogie Wogie
3-9	Little Milton–	Beggin' My Baby
3-10	Johnny O'Neal (2)–	Ugly Woman
3-11	Joe Hill Louis–	Hydramatic Woman
3-12	Little Junior Parker–	Mystery Train
3-13	James Cotton–	Straigten Up Baby
3-14	Coy "Hot Shot" Love*–	Wolf Call Boogie
3-15	Kenneth Banks (2)–	But High
3-16	Billy Love*–	Way After Midnight
3-17	Little Milton–	Lookin' For My Baby
3-18	James Cotton–	Cotton Crop Blues
3-19	Elvis Presley–	That's All Right
3-20	Pat Hare–	I'm Gonna Murder My Baby
3-21	Elvis Presley–	Mystery Train
3-22	Billy 'The Kid' Emerson*–	When It Rains It Pours
3-23	Doctor Ross–	The Boogie Disease
3-24	Sammy Lewis - Willie Johnson*–	Feel So Worried
3-25	Rosco Gordon–	Cheese And Crackers

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Credits

Liner Notes – Neil Slaven

Notes

The Evolution Of Memphis Blues
‘The Evolution Of Memphis Blues 1927-1958' is the second chapter in Let Me Tell You About The Blues, a series of multi-cd sets that celebrate the blues as it was made in the cities and states of america. Each provides a historic overview of the ways in which the music developed through the middle decades of the 20th century. Don't see it as an education. Sit back and be entertained.