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Josh White - Free And Equal Blues (CD 1998)

 
Josh White - Free And Equal Blues (CD 1998)

Title: Free And Equal Blues
Artist: Josh White
Record Label: Smithsonian Folkways
Release Year: 1998
EAN: 0093074008126
Genre: Blues
Product ID: EPID3978701
Description: Personnel: Josh White, Lead Belly (vocals, guitar); The Union Boys (vocals); Bill Coleman (trumpet); Mary Lou Williams (piano); Jimmy Butts (bass); Eddie Dougherty (drums); Audience (background vocals).The Union Boys include: Josh White ...
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Track Listing
1. One Meat Ball
2. In My Time Of Dying
3. Free And Equal Blues
4. Number 12 Train
5. Jim Crow
6. Landlord
7. Betty And Dupree
8. Trouble
9. Beloved Comrade
10. Hold On
11. Jelly Jelly
12. When I Lay Down
13. House I Live In
14. Fuhrer
15. Minute Man
16. Take A Gal Like You
17. Whatcha Gonna Do
18. Don't Lie Buddy
19. Motherless Children
20. No More Blues (No More Bread Lines)
21. Mean Mistreatin' Woman
22. Freedom Road
23. Miss Otis Regrets
24. Careless Love
25. T.B. Blues
26. Outskirts Of Town

Details
Number of CDs:1
Producer:Jeff Place
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:Discovery
Recording Mode:Mono

Album Notes
Personnel: Josh White, Lead Belly (vocals, guitar); The Union Boys (vocals); Bill Coleman (trumpet); Mary Lou Williams (piano); Jimmy Butts (bass); Eddie Dougherty (drums); Audience (background vocals).The Union Boys include: Josh White (vocals, guitar); Pete Seeger (vocals, banjo); Alan Lomax (vocals); Burl Ives, Tom Glazer, Brownie McGhee. Recorded between 1944 and 1946. Includes liner notes by Elijah Wald and Jeff Place.All tracks have been digitally remastered.

Editorial Reviews
...arguably the most important bluesman on the New York scene in the mid-40's....an invaluable release...
Mojo (04/01/1999)

...White's burnished voice and mellow guitar are underrepresented on CD, so this 26-song collection from his '40s heyday is welcome... - Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly (05/22/1998)

...White's burnished voice and mellow guitar are underrepresented on CD, so this 26-song collection from his '40s heyday is welcome... - Rating: BMojo (4/99, pp.118-119) - ...arguably the most important bluesman on the New York scene in the mid-40's....an invaluable release...
Entertainment Weekly (05/22/1998)


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