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Name:The Blues (Blue City) Disc 03 [Blues][mp3 320][h33t][schon55]

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 24 Lightnin' Hopkins The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Tim Moore's Farm.mp3

6.13 MB

 25 Jimmy Witherspoon The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 No Rollin' Blues.mp3

9.24 MB

 23 John Lee Hooker The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Boogie Chillen'.mp3

7.27 MB

 21 Charles Brown The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Driftin' Blues.mp3

7.49 MB

 20 Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 That's All Right.mp3

6.70 MB

 18 Louis Jordan The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 It's a Low Down Dirty Shame.mp3

6.53 MB

 19 Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Cherry Red.mp3

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 17 Tommy McClennan The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Mozelle Blues.mp3

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 15 T-Bone Walker The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 T-Bone Blues.mp3

7.53 MB

 16 T-Bone Walker The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Stormy Monday.mp3

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 14 Washboard Sam The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 I've Been Treated Wrong.mp3

7.53 MB

 12 Tampa Red The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Anna Lou Blues.mp3

6.70 MB

 13 Big Maceo Merriweather The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Worried Life Blues.mp3

6.73 MB

 11 Blind Boy Fuller The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Step It up and Go.mp3

6.65 MB

 09 Big Joe Turner The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Wee Baby Blues.mp3

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 10 Bukka White The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Fixin' to Die Blues.mp3

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 08 Big Joe Turner The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Roll 'Em Pete.mp3

6.53 MB

 07 Jimmy Rushing The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Sent for You Yesterday -And Here You Come Today.mp3

6.85 MB

 04 Peetie Wheatstraw The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Peetie Wheatstraw Stomp.mp3

5.92 MB

 03 Robert Johnson The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Cross Road Blues.mp3

5.78 MB

 02 Robert Johnson The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 Dust My Broom.mp3

6.84 MB

 01 Little Brother Montgomery The Blues [Blue City] Disc 3 The First Time I Met You.mp3

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The Blues (Blue City) Disc 03
Audio CD (February 1, 1994)
Original Release Date: 1993
Number of Discs: 4
Format: Box set
Bitrate: 320 kbps

I purchased this set last week and went crazy over how great it is. It really took me back to all the time I spent down on the Gulf between Corpus and Mobile when I was in the Merchant Marines. Boy can these selections take you back,it reminds me of my early days when a real treat cooked by a Sea Cook was nothing more then stewed okra and tomatoes. A lot of young kids won't have a clue about this music ,but if you can really dig the likes of the real pros like Robert Johnson and Bessie Smith you will have a ball with this priceless set as these songe are the real orginals not remakes by some new Motown group. I am even playing this stuff for my Grandchildren and they are enjoying it as much as I did when I first heard a lot of it over 40+ years ago ! If you ever lived with the Blues and loves listening to people who made it real then this set will mean as much to you as it does to me. "Enjoy" ~ J. F Kopeck

The Blues, assembled and released under the auspices of the hallowed Smithsonian Institute, is a first-rate, 4CD collection that focuses primarily on early blues. Starting with Blind Lemon Jefferson (and "That Black Snake Moan"---what could he be referring to? Hmmm!!) and finishing with John Cephas and the "Dog Days of August" (where "the Devil is beating his wife," an old expression for rain) this collection will warm the hearts of blues fans everywhere, particularly fans of early, pre-1940's blues. If you thought that Robert Johnson was one of the earliest stars of the genre, well, think again, his contributions don't come until DISC THREE of this chronological set!! Of particular importance are ancient stalwarts Tommy Johnson (whose "Cool Drink of Water Blues", along with Henry Thomas' "Bull Doze BLues," were borrowed by Canned Heat for the sixties classic "Going Up the Country), Blind Willie Johnson (who played straight, 190-proof-Everclear, industrial-strength gospel blues---chilling!) and the early blues women Ma Rainey, Memphis Minnie, and of course, Bessie Smith, the Empress of the Blues (in particular, Smith's "Backwater Blues" manages to sound plaintive and hopeful at the same time). In short, this collection is everything a serious collector could want for a great introduction to early blues. (The casual fan may wish to click on a few of the song samples before buying: Early blues is an acquired taste for many people.) Unfortunately, while discs three and four have outstanding selections as well, the compilers of this set chose to compress some fifty-plus years of latter-day blues into just two discs. Thus, the average fan may feel shortchanged; in particular, the 1950's and early 1960's, which many aficionadoes believe is the Golden Age of BLues, is woefully underrepresented. However, there is an excellent solution: If you have not done so already, please also purchase The Chess Box, that superb collection from the most outstandingest blues company in the business, along with this compilation. That way, you will have two great collections which will cover the first fifty years of blues recordings very nicely indeed. So again,if you want an excellent collection which is especially strong in "prehistoric" blues, purchase this wonderful set today. And, if you think you know who the earliest blues artists were, just listen to this fine collection and think again!!! ~ chris meesey

It's hard to imagine a better introduction to pre-war American blues than this. It combines the well-known (e.g. Robert Johnson) with the obscure (e.g. Sippie Wallace) in such perfect proportion that anyone with any interest in blues will love it. The accompanying book makes for great history, great storytelling, and drawing the unifying threads. I love the piano-based tunes like Peetie Wheatstraw's "Peetie Wheatstraw Stomp" - don't let anyone fool you into thinking pre-wars is all National Steel Guitar! This and Rhino's Blues Masters series show the astonishing breadth and depth of the blues. A must! ~ A Customer

The Blues (Blue City) Disc 03 Tracks:
01 The First Time I Met You - Little Brother Montgomery
02 I Believe I'll Dust My Broom - Robert Johnson
03 Cross Road Blues - Robert Johnson
04 Peetie Wheatstraw Stomp - Peetie Wheatstraw
05 Good Morning, Little School Girl - Sonny Boy Williamson
06 Sloppy Drunk BLues - Sonny Boy Williamson
07 Sent For You Yesterday - Jimmy Rushing
08 Roll 'Em Pete - Joe Turner
09 Wee Baby Blues - Joe Turner
10 Fixin' To Die Blues - Bukka White
11 Step It Up And Go - Blind Boy Fuller
12 Anna Lou Blues - Tampa Red
13 Worried Life BLues - Big Maceo
14 I've Been Treated Wrong - Washboard Sam
15 T-Bone BLues - T-Bone Walker
16 Call It Stormy Monday - T-Bone Walker
17 Mozelle Blues - Tommy McClennan
18 It's A Low Down Dirty Shame - Louis Jordan
19 Cherry Red - Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson
20 That's All Right - Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup
21 Drifting BLues - Charles Brown
22 Mr. Blues Jumped The Rabbit - Wynonie Harris
23 Boogie Chillen' - John Lee Hooker
24 Tim Moore's Farm - Lightnin' Hopkins
25 No Rollin' Blues - Jimmy Witherspoon

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