Complete Recorded 1

Blind Lemon Jefferson
Complete Recorded 1

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Release date: 27/May/1994
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Sales Rank: #3261 in Classic Blues
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Style: Classic Blues
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 I Want to Be Like Jesus in My Heart
1.2 All I Want Is That Pure Religion
1.3 Got the Blues
1.4 Long Lonesome Blues
1.5 Booster Blues
1.6 Dry Southern Blues
1.7 Black Horse Blues
1.8 Corinna Blues
1.9 Got the Blues
1.10 Long Lonesome Blues
1.11 Jack O'Diamond Blues (Take 1)
1.12 Jack O'Diamond Blues (Take 2)
1.13 Chock House Blues
1.14 Beggin' Back
1.15 Old Rounders Blues
1.16 Stocking Feet Blues
1.17 That Black Snake Moan
1.18 Wartime Blues
1.19 Broke and Hungry
1.20 Shuckin' Sugar Blues
1.21 Booger Rooger Blues
1.22 Rabbit Foot Blues
1.23 Bad Luck Blues
Number of discs: 1
Description:Blind Lemon Jefferson was a commercial sensation, the large sales of his first releases revealing to Paramount and the other record companies the existence of a species of blues beyond the vaudeville stage, and of an untapped market waiting to buy it. This first, of Document's four volumes of Blind Lemon Jefferson's complete recorded output, serves to remind us that those sales weren't simply the result of novelty. Jefferson was also a musical sensation, combining a piercing, wide-ranging voice with deft, imaginative guitar picking. For the first purchasers of those records, the experience was altogether different; usually, the only comparison available would have been with the work of their local blues singer, and it's very difficult now to recapture the astonishment that must have resulted from putting "Long Lonesome Blues" on the wind-up record player for the first time. Nevertheless, this two excellently remastered CD does enable the listener to get some way towards re-enacting that experience. Volume 1, in particular, conveys the same sense that one gets from Robert Johnson or Louis Armstrong, that here is a musician who can do anything, and who brings to the musical tradition in which he grew up a genius that makes him it's master as well as it's heir. Useful booklet notes are included from Jefferson mavin Bob Groom, and Volume 1, at least, should ornament any blues collection worthy of the name.
Track 1-2 recorded in Chicago, IL (c. December 1925 - January 1926) Track 3-6 recorded in Chicago, IL (c. March 1926) Track 7-8 recorded in Chicago, IL (c. April 1926) Track 9-13 recorded in Chicago, IL (c. May 1926) Track 14-15 recorded in Chicago, IL (c. August 1926) Track 16-20 recorded in Chicago, IL (c. November 1926) Track 21-23 recorded in Chicago, IL (c. December 1926)
No. of tracks: 23
Manufacturer No.: DOCD5017
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