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Disc 01
 01. Orange Blossom Jug Five, The "Just because" 02. Orange Blossom Jug Five, The "You gotta like it" 03. Orange Blossom Jug Five, The "Trouble in mind" 04. Orange Blossom Jug Five, The "Take your fingers off it" 05. Orange Blossom Jug Five, The "Voice of a porkchop" 06. Ronk, Dave van "Duncan and Brady" 07. Ronk, Dave van "Black mountain blues" 08. Ronk, Dave van "In the pines" 09. Ronk, Dave van "My baby's so sweet" 10. Ronk, Dave van "Twelve gates to the city" 11. Ronk, Dave van "Winin' boy blues" 12. Ronk, Dave van "If you leave me pretty mama" 13. Ronk, Dave van "Backwater blues" 14. Ronk, Dave van "Careless love" 15. Ronk, Dave van "Betty and Dupree" 16. Ronk, Dave van "K.C. moan" 17. Ronk, Dave van "Gambler's blues" 18. Ronk, Dave van "John Henry" 19. Ronk, Dave van "How long" 20. Ronk, Dave van "Bed bug blues" 21. Ronk, Dave van "Yas-yas-yas" 22. Ronk, Dave van "See that my grave is kept clean" 23. Ronk, Dave van "Tell old Bill" 24. Ronk, Dave van "Hesitation blues" 25. Ronk, Dave van "Sweet substitute"
Disc 02
01. Ronk, Dave van "Georgie and the irt" 02. Ronk, Dave van "Hootchy kootchy man" 03. Ronk, Dave van "Dink's song" 04. Ronk, Dave van "River come down" 05. Ronk, Dave van "Just a closer walk with thee" 06. Ronk, Dave van "Come back, baby" 07. Ronk, Dave van "Spike driver's moan" 08. Ronk, Dave van "Standing by my window" 09. Ronk, Dave van "Willie the weeper" 10. Ronk, Dave van "Samson and Delilah" 11. Ronk, Dave van "Cocaine blues" 12. Ronk, Dave van "You've been a good old wagon" 13. Ronk, Dave van "Fixin' to die" 14. Ronk, Dave van "Hang me, oh hang me" 15. Ronk, Dave van "Long John" 16. Ronk, Dave van "Chicken is nice" 17. Ronk, Dave van "He was a friend of mine" 18. Ronk, Dave van "Motherless children" 19. Ronk, Dave van "Stackalee" 20. Ronk, Dave van "Mr. Noah" 21. Ronk, Dave van "Come back, baby" 22. Ronk, Dave van "Poor Lazarus"
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| | Descripción: | Dave Van Ronk was one of the key figures in the coffee-house culture of New York's Greenwich Village during the late '50s and early '60s, both as a folk-blues artist in his own right and as a friend, mentor, and general mover and shaker, helping particularly in the early career of Bob Dylan. As a guitarist and singer, Van Ronk's repertoire covered the gamut of traditional American folk and blues music, encompassing ragtime, skiffle, jug band music, New Orleans jazz, and swing as he helped popularise folk music in the changing musical environment of the post rock 'n' roll era. This great value 47-track 2-CD collection comprises recordings from the first five years of his recording career as he established himself at the core of New York's vibrant folk scene. It includes titles from one of his first recording projects, a 1958 album on the obscure Lyrichord label with the The Orange Blossom Jug Five called "Skiffle In Stereo", plus the complete content of his first three solo albums as a folk-blues artist for the Folkways and Prestige labels - "Dave Van Ronk Sings Ballads, Blues, and a Spiritual", "Dave Van Ronk Sings" and "Dave Van Ronk, Folksinger". It provides a thorough introduction to his early years, giving a fine insight into the repertoire which he and his peers saw as the core of the Americana tradition, and amply demonstrates why he became a much loved and respected personality within the folk community over the years, Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode ACBT3253.2 | | | N° de títulos: |
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