Time: 46:03
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1971/2023
Styles: Country Blues
Art: Front
01. Introduction - Paer Lee (4:11)
02. My Dog Got The Measles (4:58)
03. Nero My God To Thee (1:29)
04. East St. Louis (4:18)
05. Waiting For A Train (2:13)
06. When I Lay My Burden Down (2:36)
07. Move To Kansas City (5:25)
08. Pallet On The Floor (3:32)
09. Brownsville (3:02)
10. Furry's Blues (3:16)
11. John Henry (3:27)
12. Turn Your Money Green (4:16)
13. K.C. Jones (3:14)
American country blues singer and guitarist
Born: 6 March 1893 (or 1899), Greenwood, Mississippi, USA
Died: 14 September 1981, Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Lewis began recording on the Vocalion label in 1927. His stamping ground - despite the fact he had lost a leg - was in and around the Memphis scene, such as Pee Wee Saloon near his home on Beale Street, with a day job as a street-sweeper until his retirement in 1966. In 1972 he was part of the renowned Memphis Blues Caravan, along with artists such as Bukka White, Sleepy John Estes & Sam Chatmon. He twice opened for The Rolling Stones and even acquired a profile in Playboy magazine. He died of heart-failure aged 82, shortly after contracting pneumonia, and is buried in Hollywood Cemetery, South Memphis.
Born: 6 March 1893 (or 1899), Greenwood, Mississippi, USA
Died: 14 September 1981, Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Lewis began recording on the Vocalion label in 1927. His stamping ground - despite the fact he had lost a leg - was in and around the Memphis scene, such as Pee Wee Saloon near his home on Beale Street, with a day job as a street-sweeper until his retirement in 1966. In 1972 he was part of the renowned Memphis Blues Caravan, along with artists such as Bukka White, Sleepy John Estes & Sam Chatmon. He twice opened for The Rolling Stones and even acquired a profile in Playboy magazine. He died of heart-failure aged 82, shortly after contracting pneumonia, and is buried in Hollywood Cemetery, South Memphis.
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4 comments:
THANK YOU. BT!!!
Long out of print, an near-impossible to find in its original iteration.
SWEET! Thanks BT! :)
Thanks again BT.
And again!
A Great thanks for this unique album of Furry Lewis. Thank you very, very much Bluestender. Regards! :-)
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