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He had a left hand like God. He didn't know what key he was playing in, but he played them all. He could play the ragtime stride bass, but it bothered him because his stomach got in the way of his arm, so he used a walking bass instead. I can remember when I was thirteen - this was 1896 - how Turk would play one note with his right hand and at the same time four with his left. We called it 'sixteen' - they called it boogie-woogie - Eubie Blake remembering William Turk, from Giles Oakley's The Devil's Music, BBC

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Offline uncle bud

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The Blues Revival Volume 1 (1963-1969) - Document Records
« on: October 22, 2013, 10:05:56 PM »
Anyone heard this yet or know anything more? Looks like for one thing there's a John Hurt song that hasn't appeared elsewhere in his discography, as far as I can recall:  I hate to see that evening sun go down. Which I assume is St. Louis Blues, played with a slide in Vestapol, from the clip where he says he learned it off a WC Handy record.

The Blues Revival Volume 1 (1963-1969)



http://www.document-records.com/fulldetails.asp?ProdID=DOCD-5697

TRACK LIST

Sleepy John Estes
01 - Mailman blues
02 - I'm a tearing little daddy

Brownie McGhee
03 - Everything gonna be alright

Mississippi John Hurt
04 - Avalon blues
05 - I hate to see that evening sun go down

Sonny Boy Williamson II (Rice Miller)
06 - Bye bye bird
07 - Work with me

John Jackson
08 - Buck dancer's choice
09 - John Henry

Sippie Wallace
10 - Suitcase blues

Big Walter Horton (Shakey Horton)
11 - Mysterious blues
12 - Baby I need your love

Mississippi John Hurt
13 - Casey Jones
14 - Spanish Flang Dang
15 - Welcome Address

Sippie Wallace
16 - You don't know my mind

Brownie McGhee
17 - Stop using me

Big Walter Horton (Shakey Horton)
18 - Medley; a) When I lost my baby b) St. Louis blues c) Careless love d) John Henry
19 - Shakey's boogie

John Jackson
20 - Tell me pretty mama
21 - Poor boy

Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee
22 - Harmonica piece

Offline banjochris

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Re: The Blues Revival Volume 1 (1963-1969) - Document Records
« Reply #1 on: October 23, 2013, 10:09:49 AM »
I have some of these on an old Document LP called Country Blues Live! Stefan Wirz has it on his site:
http://www.wirz.de/music/hurtfrm.htm

The Hurt stuff is good, the John Jackson stuff suffers from some tuning issues (he keeps fighting with one string as I remember). Don't remember about the Estes. Rest of the stuff wasn't on that LP.

Chris

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Re: The Blues Revival Volume 1 (1963-1969) - Document Records
« Reply #2 on: October 23, 2013, 08:29:26 PM »
Thanks Chris. The Sleepy John clips sound like they're from a big room, reverby theatre or something.

We should really start a thread on unavailable vinyl to torture ourselves.

 


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