Time: 34:15
Size: 78.4 MB
Styles: Mississippi country blues
Year: 2015
Art: Front
[2:36] 1. Shake Your Boogie
[2:37] 2. The Death Of Dr. Martin Luther King
[1:52] 3. Taylor Made Baby
[2:05] 4. Sloppy Drunk
[4:15] 5. Please Come On Home To Me
[2:36] 6. Annie Mae
[2:29] 7. Banty Rooster Blues
[2:02] 8. Rusty Can Blues
[2:29] 9. Some Other Man Blues
[2:53] 10. Baby, Please Don't Go
[3:18] 11. Don't Your Plums Look Mellow, Hanging Up On Your Tree
[2:48] 12. Bull Cow Blues
[2:11] 13. Someday Baby
Big Joe Williams is one of the legends in both of the prewar and postwar country blues. The prewar recordings you’ll find on the CD WB003 – “Baby Please Don’t Go” and one of the best postwar LIVE-recordings on the CD 120.916 “Shake your Boogie”.
Big Joe was born on Oct. 16, 1903 in Crawford, Mississippi and developed a style of his own with his nine string guitar. He had a similar style like Tommy McClennan (WBCD-001) and Robert Petwoy (WBCD 005) (both also available on WOLF Records).
He toured in Europe and played at every important blues Festival in the U.S.. These recordings are live recordings – recorded in Jackson, MISSISSIPPI, Nov 22, 74.
Big Joe was born on Oct. 16, 1903 in Crawford, Mississippi and developed a style of his own with his nine string guitar. He had a similar style like Tommy McClennan (WBCD-001) and Robert Petwoy (WBCD 005) (both also available on WOLF Records).
He toured in Europe and played at every important blues Festival in the U.S.. These recordings are live recordings – recorded in Jackson, MISSISSIPPI, Nov 22, 74.
Shake Your Boogie
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