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Back to the crossroads the roots of Robert Johnson.

Title
  1. Back to the crossroads [sound recording] : the roots of Robert Johnson.
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  1. [Newton, N.J.] : Yazoo, p2004.

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Additional authors
  1. Wald, Elijah.
  2. Wheatstraw, Peetie.
  3. Arnold, Kokomo.
  4. Bumble Bee Slim.
  5. Newbern, Hambone Willie.
  6. Johnson, Lonnie, 1894-1970.
  7. James, Skip, 1902-1969.
  8. House, Son.
  9. Blind Blake.
  10. Carr, Leroy, 1905-1935.
  11. Clayborn, Edward W.
  12. Temple, Johnny, 1906-1968.
  13. Jefferson, Blind Lemon, 1897-1929.
  14. Blackwell, Scrapper.
  15. Tampa Red, 1904-1981.
  16. Patton, Charley, 1891-1934.
  17. Mississippi Sheiks. prf
  18. Mississippi Jook Band. prf
  19. Harlem Hamfats (Musical group) prf
Description
  1. 1 sound disc : digital; 4 3/4 in.
Alternative title
  1. Roots of Robert Johnson
Subject
  1. Blues (Music)
Contents
  1. Police station blues (Peetie Wheatstraw) -- Old original Kokomo blues (Kokomo Arnold) -- Cruel hearted woman (Bumble Bee Slim) -- Roll and tumble blues (Hambone Willie Newbern) -- Life saver blues (Lonnie Johnson) -- Sitting on top of the world (Mississippi Sheiks) -- Hittin' the bottle stomp (Mississippi Jook Band) -- Devil got my woman (Skip James) -- My black mama (pt. 1) (Son House) -- Georgia bound (Blind Blake) -- When the sun goes down (Leroy Carr) -- Sissy man blues (Kokomo Arnold) -- Your enemy cannot harm you (E.W. Clayborn) -- Lead pencil blues (Johnny Temple) -- 22-20 blues (Skip James) -- Dry southern blues (Blind Lemon Jefferson) -- Kokomo blues (Scrapper Blackwell) -- Things 'bout coming my way (Tampa Red) -- King of spades (Peetie Wheatstraw) -- Oh red (Harlem Hamfats) -- You're gonna need somebody when you die (Charley Patton) -- Milk cow blues (Kokomo Arnold) -- Preachin' the blues (Son House).
Call number
  1. *LDC 31127
Note
  1. The CD is a companion to the book Escaping the delta : Robert Johnson and the invention of the blues / Elijah Wald.
  2. Compact disc.
  3. Program and biographical notes by Elijah Wald (11 p.) inserted in container.
Event (note)
  1. Recorded 1926-1936.
Title
  1. Back to the crossroads [sound recording] : the roots of Robert Johnson.
Imprint
  1. [Newton, N.J.] : Yazoo, p2004.
Performer
  1. Various artists.
Event
  1. Recorded 1926-1936.
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Added author
  1. Wald, Elijah. Escaping the delta.
  2. Wheatstraw, Peetie. Performer
  3. Arnold, Kokomo. Performer
  4. Bumble Bee Slim. Performer
  5. Newbern, Hambone Willie. Performer
  6. Johnson, Lonnie, 1894-1970. Performer
  7. James, Skip, 1902-1969. Performer
  8. House, Son. Performer
  9. Blind Blake. Performer
  10. Carr, Leroy, 1905-1935. Performer
  11. Clayborn, Edward W. Performer
  12. Temple, Johnny, 1906-1968. Performer
  13. Jefferson, Blind Lemon, 1897-1929. Performer
  14. Blackwell, Scrapper. Performer
  15. Tampa Red, 1904-1981. Performer
  16. Patton, Charley, 1891-1934. Performer
  17. Mississippi Sheiks. Performer
  18. Mississippi Jook Band. Performer
  19. Harlem Hamfats (Musical group) Performer
Other standard identifier
  1. 016351207029
Publisher no.
  1. 2070 Yazoo
Research call number
  1. *LDC 31127 Notes on file.
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