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Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: A Musical Journey
(2003)
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Original Soundtrack
This five-disc, 116-track box set presents a sweeping history of the blues from its emergence in the early 1900s clear through to its various contemporary guises, and includes samples of country blues in all of its regional variations, as well as cuts from string bands, jug bands, jazz combos, gritty Chicago blues outfits, and a look at how rock ...
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Ramblin'
(1979)
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Lucinda Williams
A collection of blues and country standards by Robert Johnson, Memphis Minnie, Hank Williams, and others. Williams is accompanied only by guitarist John Grimaudo. Re-released by Smithsonian/Folkways in 1991 as Ramblin'. Kurt Wolff, All Music Guide
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Great Dream
(2003)
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The Geyer Street Sheiks
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Blues Was Her Business
(2003)
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Various Artists
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Queen of the Delta Blues, Vol. 2
(2005)
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Memphis Minnie
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The Story of the Blues [CBS/Columbia]
(1995)
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Various Artists
When writer and blues scholar Paul Oliver first came along, the genre he specialized in was something of a mystery to the music audience. Young listeners hearing the Rolling Stones do an old Delta blues number on the group's very first record usually thought this was some kind of original concept, not a tribute to a great Afro-American art form ...
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Blues Jubilee
(1994)
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Mary Flower
This record will probably be found in the folk section of your store, but don't let that fool you -- it's a dazzling piece of modern acoustic blues, with its feet in the '90s and the '30s and no stretch evident. Flower covers Scrapper Blackwell's "Memphis Town," and Memphis Minnie's "Me and My Chauffeur Blues," and, most impressively, Robert ...
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Pottery Pie
(1987)
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Geoff & Maria Muldaur
The second of just two albums to be released by the easier-going American equivalent of Richard & Linda Thompson (without the brooding gloom and biting irony), this set includes some virtuoso folk-blues performances, as well as the version of "Brazil" made famous in Terry Gilliam's movie of the same name. Though the ten tunes here are all covers, ...
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1949-1953, Vol. 3
(1994)
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Memphis Minnie
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Wild Woman Blues
(2005)
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Various Artists
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Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 5 (1935-1941)
(1991)
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Memphis Minnie
The fifth and final volume in Document's series begins with a mid-1940 studio date, Memphis Minnie's first in over a year; recorded with Little Son Joe on second guitar, these simple, unaffected sides are among her strongest, with tracks like "Ma Rainey" (a tribute to the recently deceased blues great) and "Nothing in Rambling" brimming with ...
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Me & My Chauffeur Blues
(2000)
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Memphis Minnie
This Australian export brings together 18 classic recordings from the peaks of Minnie's career. Decent transfers of the rare 78s make this a better than average listening experience and what the liner notes leave out in recording dates and other information, it gives back with a good bio and a good understanding of the material. With classics ...
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Doin' the Zydeco
(1976)
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Rockin' Dopsie & The Cajun Twisters
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Blues Classics by Memphis Minnie
(1965)
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Memphis Minnie
This artist recorded more than 200 different sides between the late '20s and late '50s, not bad considering the hard row she had to hoe as one of the few female guitar pickers in the business, let alone a blues player. Despite the obvious presence of women as blues singers, even the commonly used name for a blues musician, "bluesman," defines a ...
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