Time: 49:10
Size: 112.6 MB
Styles: Louisiana blues
Year: 2007
Art: Front
[4:00] 1. Lonely, Lonely Nights
[4:30] 2. Tried So Hard # 1
[3:58] 3. I'm The One
[2:26] 4. I Want Somebody
[3:38] 5. Cry Like A Baby
[3:29] 6. Sick N' Tired
[4:04] 7. Chewing Gum
[3:48] 8. Born With The Blues
[4:00] 9. Spoonful
[2:27] 10. Long Distance Call
[3:27] 11. Rocky Mountains
[4:55] 12. She Moves With Me
[4:23] 13. Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Clarence Edwards (vocals, guitar); Harmonica Red (harp); Michael Ward (violin); Bill Guess (piano, percussion); Henry Gray (piano); Pick Delmore (drums); Steven Coleridge, Bruce Lamb, Mike Shepherd (percussion). Recording information: Studio One Baton Rouge; Studio One, Baton Rouge.
Edwards was born in Lindsay, Louisiana, one of fourteen children, and relocated with his family at the age of twelve to Baton Rouge. He joined the Boogie Beats, a local blues band, alongside one of his brothers, Cornelius, in the mid-1950s, and later played in the Bluebird Kings. Apart from playing on the local blues circuit, Edwards was shot in his leg during a fracas outside a club in Alsen.
Initially, Edwards found full-time employment on a farm, but later worked for thirty years at Thomas Scrap. Dr. Harry Oster recorded Edwards between 1959 and 1961, with Cornelius, and attendant violin player Butch Cage. By 1970, when he next recorded for Mike Vernon, Edwards had moved from an older styling to a more contemporary approach. Largely unknown until the late 1980s, his localised playing quickly spilled over to the national blues festival circuit.
Swampin' (1991), and Louisiana Swamp Blues, Vol. 4 (1993), showcased the variety of Edwards' work and style, which garnered appreciation in the blues circles. However in May 1993, he died in Louisiana, at the age of 60.
Edwards was born in Lindsay, Louisiana, one of fourteen children, and relocated with his family at the age of twelve to Baton Rouge. He joined the Boogie Beats, a local blues band, alongside one of his brothers, Cornelius, in the mid-1950s, and later played in the Bluebird Kings. Apart from playing on the local blues circuit, Edwards was shot in his leg during a fracas outside a club in Alsen.
Initially, Edwards found full-time employment on a farm, but later worked for thirty years at Thomas Scrap. Dr. Harry Oster recorded Edwards between 1959 and 1961, with Cornelius, and attendant violin player Butch Cage. By 1970, when he next recorded for Mike Vernon, Edwards had moved from an older styling to a more contemporary approach. Largely unknown until the late 1980s, his localised playing quickly spilled over to the national blues festival circuit.
Swampin' (1991), and Louisiana Swamp Blues, Vol. 4 (1993), showcased the variety of Edwards' work and style, which garnered appreciation in the blues circles. However in May 1993, he died in Louisiana, at the age of 60.
Swampin' mc
Swampin' zippy
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Please reup
Grayi
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Clarence Edwards - Swampin' (1991) [320]
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Thanks !
Grayi
Hi Guys! Please RE-UP this Clarence Edwards album! Thanks in advance!
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Clarence Edwards - Swampin' (1991) [320]
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Thank you very much, Red Rooster!!!!
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