Various
Ghost Woman Blues : Country Blues 1927-1952
LabelMississippi RecordsGenreFolk & Traditional
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Compilation of absolutely must-have country blues from Mississippi. A mix of well known artists playing their signature songs and more obscure musicians. Highlights include Bukka White's elemental "Fixin' to die", Lottie Kimbroughs' seldom heard "Don't Speak To Me", George Carters' haunting "Ghost Woman Blues", Willie Browns' existential "Future Blues", Monroe Moe Jackson's wild "Go Away From My Door" and many more hits. The real stuff and some of Mississippi Records all time favorite tunes.
Format
A1, A2, A6, A7 recorded in 1909. A3, A4, A5 recorded in 1911. B1, B2 recorded in 1929. B4 recorded in 1950. B3, B5 recorded in 1955. B6, B7 recorded in 1960.
| A1 | Fixin' To Die Blues | ||
| A2 | Cool Drink Of Water Blues | ||
| A3 | The Train That Carried My Girl From Town | ||
| A4 | Two White Horses In A Line | ||
| A5 | Bullfrog Blues | ||
| A6 | Ghost Woman Blues | ||
| B1 | Future Blues | ||
| B2 | Don't Speak To Me | ||
| B3 | Stack O' Lee Blues | ||
| B4 | Sic Em' Dogs On Me | ||
| B5 | Be True, Be True | ||
| B6 | Rambling Love | ||
| B7 | Go Away From My Door |
