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Disc 01 01. Ellis, Big Chief "Big Chief's blues" 02. Ellis, Big Boy & His Rhythm "I love you Baby" 03. Skoodle-Dum-Doo / Sheffield "Tampa blues" 04. Skoodle-Dum-Doo / Sheffield "Gas ration blues" 05. Brown, Gabriel "Hold that rain" 06. Brown, Gabriel "I'll be seeing you one of these days" 07. Camp, Bob & His Buddies "Gonna pitch a boogie" 08. Camp, Bob & His Buddies "Reading blues" 09. Wiley, Irene "Boa hog blues" 10. Wiley, Irene "Irene's boogie blues" 11. Ellis, Big Chief "Poor man's blues" 12. Ellis, Big Chief "Mr Radio Announcer" 13. Dunn, Fred "Fred's boogie woogie" 14. Dunn, Fred "Baby don't feel lowdown" 15. Kilroy, Hank "Awful shame" 16. Lockhart, Rosita "Chicken" "Be bop daddy blues" 17. Lockhart, Rosita "Chicken" "Mean mean woman blues" 18. Bunn, Allen "Somebody changed the lock" 19. Bunn, Allen "You're a little to slow" 20. Brown, Gabriel "Wrap me up tight" 21. Brown, Gabriel "I can't last long" 22. McGhee, Brownie "How can I love you" 23. McGhee, Brownie "My bulldog blues" 24. Tinsley, John / Holland, Fred "Truble blues" 25. Terry, Sonny "Telephone blues" 26. Terry, Sonny "Tell me, tell me"
Disc 02 01. Scales, Alonzo "My baby don't allow" 02. Scales, Alonzo "Let me home blues" 03. Bunn, Allen & Trio "The guy with a "45"" 04. Bunn, Allen & Trio "She'll be sorry" 05. Jones, Sunny "Leaving blues" 06. Jones, Sunny "Don't want pretty women" 07. Terry, Sonny "Black horse blues" 08. Terry, Sonny "Going down slow" 09. Quattlebaum, Doug "Foolin' me" 10. Quattlebaum, Doug "Don't be funny baby" 11. Hinton, Otis "Emmaline" 12. Hinton, Otis "Walkin' down hill" 13. Bunn, Allen & Trio "Discouraged" 14. Bunn, Allen & Trio "I got you covered" 15. Newsome, Jimmy "Playboy" 16. Newsome, Jimmy "I'm gonna chunk you down" 17. Henry, Robert "Something's wrong with my loving machine" 18. Henry, Robert "Miss Anna B" 19. Doctor Gaddy & His Orchestra "Evil man blues" 20. Doctor Gaddy & His Orchestra "Doctor Gaddy's blues" 21. Newsome, Jimmy "Do that thing" 22. Newsome, Jimmy "My little child" 23. Henry, Robert "Early in the morning" 24. Henry, Robert "Old battle ax" 25. Walton, Square "Fish tail blues" 26. Walton, Square "Pepper head woman"
Disc 03 01. Cousin Leroy "Goin' back home" 02. Cousin Leroy "Catfish" 03. Dupree, Jack "Sharp harp" 04. Scales, Alonzo "Hard luck child" 05. Scales, Alonzo "We just can't agree" 06. Lick, Slick & Slide "I got drunk" 07. Lick, Slick & Slide "I love my baby" 08. Riff, Eddie & Orchestra "Ain't that lovin' you, Baby" 09. Riff, Eddie & Orchestra "My baby's gone away" 10. Scales, Alonzo "My baby likes to shuffle" 11. Scales, Alonzo "She's gone" 12. Gaddy, Bob "Paper lady" 13. Gaddy, Bob "Out of my name" 14. Cousin Leroy "Highway 41" 15. Cousin Leroy "Will a match box hold my clothes?" 16. Watson, Mojo "You know you don't want me" 17. Watson, Mojo "All alone" 18. Cousin Leroy "I'm lonesome" 19. Cousin Leroy "Up the river" 20. Dupree, Jack "Dirty women" 21. Dupree, Jack "Just like a woman" 22. Cousin Leroy "Crossroads" 23. Cousin Leroy "Waiting at the station" 24. Jesse & Buzzy "Without your love" 25. Jesse & Buzzy "Going back to Orleans" 26. Little Red Walter "Aw shucks Baby" 27. Little Red Walter "Picking cotton" 28. Emright / Mattie "That minute there with you" 29. Emright "One of these days"
Disc 04 01. Morgan, Kine "Nobody's fool" 02. Morgan, Kine "We're goin' out to rock tonight" 03. Little Boyd & The Blues Bees "Don't leave me baby" 04. Little Boyd & The Blues Bees "Harmonica rock" 05. Little Luther "Ever lovin' baby" 06. Little Luther "Cryin' blues" 07. Guitar Nubbit "Laura" 08. Guitar Nubbit "Evil woman blues" 09. Little Boyd "Drinking blues [Part 1]" 10. Little Boyd "Drinking blues [Part 2]" 11. Bees, The "So jealous" 12. Bees, The "Terror" 13. Bailey, Morris & The Thomas Boys "Tell me why" 14. Bailey, Morris & The Thomas Boys "Calendar hanging on the wall" 15. James, Betty "I'm a little mixed up" 16. James, Betty "Help me to find my love" 17. Guitar Nubbit "I've got the blues" 18. Guitar Nubbit "New Orleans" 19. Bees, The "Oh yes" 20. Bees, The "Tough enough" 21. Guitar Crusher "I got to know" 22. Guitar Crusher "Cuddle up" 23. Little Luther "Steppin' high" 24. Little Luther "Du dee squat" 25. Mays, Curley "I'm walkin' on" 26. Guitar Nubbit "Hard road" 27. Guitar Nubbit "Georgia chain gang" 28. Little Luther "Doggin' me" 29. Little Luther "Automatic baby"
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 | Description: | 'Down Home Blues: New York, Cincinnati & The North Eastern States' is the definitive collection of blues music from New York City and the north-eastern region from the early 1940s to the early 1960s.
This is the third box set in theDown Home Blues series that explores the unique regions of the black American blues scene.
Features 37 artists, many of whom were influential in developing the down home blues scene, including Brownie McGhee, Big Chief Ellis, Alonzo Scales, Cousin Leroy and others - .. YORK, CINCINNATI, NORTH EASTERN STATES. THE definitive 4CD collection of New York blues music, produced in a deluxe digipak with 80 page book! Down Home Blues: New York is THE definitive collection of blues music from New York City and the north-eastern region from the early 1940s to the early 1960s * This is the third box set in Wienerworld's Down Home Blues series that explores the unique regions of the black American blues scene * Features 37 artists, many of whom were influential in developing the down home blues scene, including Brownie McGhee, Big Chief Ellis, Alonzo Scales, Cousin Leroy and others * A four CD set, packaged in a deluxe digipak with an outer slip case, featuring 110 rare tracks, all digitally remastered, some of which have never been reissued since their original release. * Also features an 80 page book on the origins of the music and the blues scene in this region by eminent blues writer and scholar Chris Bentley, complete with essay, rare photos, tracklisting and full sessionography The box set contains the down home blues of the territories of the North Eastern States that encompasses two important cities that certainly helped in the development and growth of this blues genre. Mainly from artists who were far more comfortable playing their music within the bars and out-of-town juke joints. The tough little venues that were quite different from the bigger rhythm and blues, jazz orchestrated venues that New York and Northeastern cities had established for those bigger sounds. This is black American musicians, many with pre-war country blues roots which had evolved with an edge that didn't have to come out of the Delta and migrate up to the Illinois or Michigan cites during and after the Second World War. Here, many hailed from Florida, Georgia, Alabama and The Carolinas. 110 performances from single solo artists who were lucky enough to get just one, sublime record release, up to the tight small combo groups of musicians whom all produced equally fine intense recordings. Down Home Blues: New York Cincinnati & North Eastern States: Tough EnoughThe box set contains the down home blues of the territories of the North Eastern States that encompasses two important cities that certainly helped in the development and growth of this blues genre. Mainly from artists who were far more comfortable playing their music within the bars and out-of-town juke joints. The tough little venues that were quite different from the bigger rhythm and blues, jazz orchestrated venues that New York and Northeastern cities had established for those bigger sounds. This is black American musicians, many with pre-war country blues roots which had evolved with an edge that didn't have to come out of the Delta and migrate up to the Illinois or Michigan cites during and after the Second World War. Here, many hailed from Florida, Georgia, Alabama and The Carolinas. 110 performances from single solo artists who were lucky enough to get just one, sublime record release, up to the tight small combo groups of musicians whom all produced equally fine intense recordings. A four CD set, packaged in a deluxe digipak with an outer slip case, featuring 110 rare tracks, all digitally remastered, some of which have never been reissued since their original release Also features an 80 page book on the origins of the music and the blues scene in this region by eminent blues writer and scholar Chris Bentley, complete with essay, rare photos, tracklisting and full sessionography. Features 37 artists, many of whom were influential in developing the down home blues scene, including Brownie McGhee, Big Chief Ellis, Alonzo Scales, Cousin Leroy and others.The definitive collection of blues music from New York City and the north-eastern region from the early 1940s to the early 1960s
? The third box set in Wienerworld?s Down Home Blues series that explores the unique regions of the black American blues scene
? Features 37 artists, many of whom were influential in developing the down home blues scene, including Brownie McGhee, Big Chief Ellis, Alonzo Scales, Cousin Leroy and others
? A four CD set, packaged in a deluxe digipak with an outer slip case, featuring 110 rare tracks, all digitally remastered, some of which have never been reissued since their original release
? Includes an 80 page book on the origins of the music and the blues scene in this region by eminent blues writer and scholar Chris Bentley, complete with essay, rare photos, tracklisting and full sessionography
The box set contains the down home blues of the territories of the North Eastern States that encompasses two important cities that certainly helped in the development and growth of this blues genre. Mainly from artists who were far more comfortable playing their music within the bars and out-of-town juke joints. The tough little venues that were quite different from the bigger rhythm and blues, jazz orchestrated venues that New York and Northeastern cities had established for those bigger sounds.
This is black American musicians, many with pre-war country blues roots which had evolved with an edge that didn?t have to come out of the Delta and migrate up to the Illinois or Michigan cites during and after the Second World War. Here, many hailed from Florida, Georgia, Alabama and The Carolinas. 110 performances from single solo artists who were lucky enough to get just one, sublime record release, up to the tight small combo groups of musicians whom all produced equally fine intense recordings.
Other titles in the series:
Volume One: Detroit Special (WNRCD5095) the definitive 3CD set from Detroit
Volume Two: Fine Boogie (WNRCD5100) the definitive 5CD set from Chicago"Down Home Blues: New York, Cincinnati, North East" is a captivating CD compilation that takes listeners on a journey through the rich and diverse blues scenes of America's northeastern cities. Featuring an expertly curated selection of tracks from various artists, this album showcases the unique flavors and regional styles that have shaped urban blues in places like New York and Cincinnati. From soulful guitar riffs to heartfelt vocals, each song captures the spirit of down-home blues while highlighting both well-known legends and hidden gems. Released by Wienerworld, a respected label renowned for its dedication to quality music releases across genres, this collection is perfect for both seasoned blues enthusiasts and newcomers eager to explore authentic American roots music. |  | No. of tracks: |
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WNRCD5104 |
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