Snooks Eaglin - Country Boy Down In New Orleans (1991)
BAND/ARTIST: Snooks Eaglin
- Title: Country Boy Down In New Orleans
- Year Of Release: 1991
- Label: Arhoolie Records
- Genre: New Orleans Blues
- Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
- Total Time: 01:05:38
- Total Size: 301 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. (I'm A) Country Boy Down In New Orleans (2:36)
02. Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes (2:05)
03. I've Had My Fun (4:00)
04. Bottle Up And Go (2:54)
05. Give Me The Good Old Boxcar (3:24)
06. Walking Blues (3:21)
07. Possum Up A 'Simmon Tree (2:05)
08. That's All Right (3:50)
09. Veal Chop And Pork Chop (1:34)
10. Down By The Riverside (2:40)
11. Model T And The Train (2:23)
12. Jack O' Diamonds (1:42)
13. Death Valley Blues (4:01)
14. Rock Me Mama (2:49)
15. John Henry (2:51)
16. Locomotive Train (2:19)
17. I Had A Little Woman (3:21)
18. Rock Me Mama (2) (4:22)
19. Mailman Passed (And Didn't Leave No News) (2:41)
20. Going Back To New Orleans (3:01)
21. Mardi Gras Mambo (3:38)
22. Bottle Up & Go (2) (2:27)
23. This Train (3:47)
01. (I'm A) Country Boy Down In New Orleans (2:36)
02. Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes (2:05)
03. I've Had My Fun (4:00)
04. Bottle Up And Go (2:54)
05. Give Me The Good Old Boxcar (3:24)
06. Walking Blues (3:21)
07. Possum Up A 'Simmon Tree (2:05)
08. That's All Right (3:50)
09. Veal Chop And Pork Chop (1:34)
10. Down By The Riverside (2:40)
11. Model T And The Train (2:23)
12. Jack O' Diamonds (1:42)
13. Death Valley Blues (4:01)
14. Rock Me Mama (2:49)
15. John Henry (2:51)
16. Locomotive Train (2:19)
17. I Had A Little Woman (3:21)
18. Rock Me Mama (2) (4:22)
19. Mailman Passed (And Didn't Leave No News) (2:41)
20. Going Back To New Orleans (3:01)
21. Mardi Gras Mambo (3:38)
22. Bottle Up & Go (2) (2:27)
23. This Train (3:47)
Country Boy Down in New Orleans collects 23 tracks Snooks Eaglin recorded in the '50s. During this time, he was a street musician, playing with just one guitar or as a one-man band. On these tracks, he is accompanied by a couple of washboard players and a harpist. As expected, the sound is stripped-down, but it is exciting. Eaglin's early repertoire included a broad variety of blues, folk, and gospel songs and all of these genres are covered thoroughly on this delightful single disc. It may not be the ripping electric blues of his best-known records, but it is just as enjoyable.
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