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Genre:Blues Style:Country Blues
Tracklist:
A1. Shirley Griffith - Maggie Campbell A2. Shirley Griffith - Saturday Blues A3. Shirley Griffith - Indianapolis Jump A4. Shirley Griffith - Big Road Blues A5. Yank Rachell - Mandolin Jump A6. J.T. Adams - Kill It Kid A7. J.T. Adams - I Don't Feel Welcome A8. J.T. Adams - The Hop Joint A9. J.T. Adams - Kentucky Guitar Blues B1. Pete Franklin - Lowdown Dirty Ways B2. Pete Franklin - The Fives B3. Pete Franklin - Penal Farm Blues B4. Bertha Lee Jones - Spanish Blues B5. Scrapper Blackwell - Little Girl Blues B6. Scrapper Blackwell - Cherry B7. James Easley - Big Leg Woman
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Contains detailed 8-page booklet.
Recorded Indianapolis, Indiana, June 4, 1958 (B5, B6), September 1960 (A1 to A4, A7, A9), June 17, 1961 (B4, B7), December 24, 1963 (B1 to B3), June 17, 1964 (A5) and June 1, 1966 (A6, A8).
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Rights Society MCPS Matrix / Runout FLY+LP+523+A DB Matrix / Runout FLY+LP+523+b DB
Copyright (c) Flyright Records Printed By Senol Printing Ltd. Pressed By Orlake Records
A2. Shirley Griffith - Saturday Blues
A3. Shirley Griffith - Indianapolis Jump
A4. Shirley Griffith - Big Road Blues
A5. Yank Rachell - Mandolin Jump
A6. J.T. Adams - Kill It Kid
A7. J.T. Adams - I Don't Feel Welcome
A8. J.T. Adams - The Hop Joint
A9. J.T. Adams - Kentucky Guitar Blues
B1. Pete Franklin - Lowdown Dirty Ways
B2. Pete Franklin - The Fives
B3. Pete Franklin - Penal Farm Blues
B4. Bertha Lee Jones - Spanish Blues
B5. Scrapper Blackwell - Little Girl Blues
B6. Scrapper Blackwell - Cherry
B7. James Easley - Big Leg Woman