Other Mixes By Texas Hobart
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Blues
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Blues
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Country Blues .4
Artist | Song | |
Dock Boggs | Country Blues | |
Carolina Chocolate Dr ops | Dixie | |
Taj Mahal | Ain't Gwine to Whistle Dixie Anymo' | |
Old Crow Medicine Show | Down South Blues | |
Mike Seeger & Maria D'Amato Muldaur | Take Me Back to The Sweet Sunny South | |
Doc Watson | Southbound | |
Riley Baugus | Long Steel Rail | |
Furry Lewis | Turkey in the Straw | |
Otis Taylor | Ran So Hard the Sun Went Down | |
The New Lost City Ramblers with Cousin Emmy | Lost John | |
Mike Seeger | We're Stole and Sold from Africa | |
Drink Small | Motherless Child | |
Othar Turner | Glory, Glory Hallelujah | |
Bernice Reagon, Yasmeen, Michele Lanchester | What are They Doing in Heaven Today? | |
Clarence Ashley | God's Gonna Ease My Troublin' Mind | |
Norman And Nancy Blake | I'd Rather Be An Old Time Christian | |
Hobart Smith | Jim and Me | |
Johnny Shines | Nobody's Fault But Mine | |
Mother Maybelle Carter | It Takes a Worried Man (Worried Man Blues) | |
Pearly "Grandma" Davis | It's These Hard Times | |
Vera Hall | Trouble So Hard | |
Lightnin' Hopkins | Long Time | |
Adam Miller | The Bum Song/Naw, I Don't Want to be Rich | |
Clarence Ashley and Tex Isley | May I Sleep in your barn tonite,Mister | |
Dink Roberts | Roustabout | |
Neil Morris | Music Has No En d (With Commentary) | |
Comment:
Dock Boggs sings a song called Country Blues it used to be known in the country as Hustlers & Gamblers.This is #4 in a series that i am proud of.The Country blues is about sinning drinkin', ramblin',railroading,gamblin' and blues that come from women.This mix has gospel in it because i think those songs are important to the man with the country blues trying to make a change and he may find pleasure in the gospel after he has repented.I think this is the best one so far,it's a good series if you like the blues of poor country folks.Like me!Feedback:
Lots for me to latch onto here, Tex, and lots for you to be proud of, for sure!
The Otis Taylor song is my favorite on here, but I'm sure it's mostly all good given the quality of songs you choose.
Your vast knowledge of American roots music does us all a good turn by bringing up vintage, forgotten, or relatively unknown artists/tunes along with more famous ones. Another great chapter in your "book"!