Blind Boy Fuller - Essential Classics, Vol. 711: Blind Boy Fuller (2025)
BAND/ARTIST: Blind Boy Fuller
- Title: Essential Classics, Vol. 711: Blind Boy Fuller
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Essential Classics
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 59:22
- Total Size: 271 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Truckin' My Blues Away (3:06)
2. Rag Mama Rag (3:06)
3. Step it up and Go (2:57)
4. Homesick Blues (3:12)
5. Truckin My Blues Away, No. 2 (2:56)
6. My Brownskin Sugar Plum (3:00)
7. Get Your Yas Yas Out (2:26)
8. If You Don't Give Me What I Want (2:56)
9. Money Spending Mama (2:50)
10. Looking for My Woman (3:10)
1. Ain't it a Cryin Shame (3:05)
2. Baby, I Don't Have to Worry (3:04)
3. Log Cabin Blues (3:19)
4. Oozin You Off My Mind (2:46)
5. Mama Let Me Lay it on You (2:57)
6. Jivin' Woman Blues (2:33)
7. Somebody's Been Playin' with that Thing (3:15)
8. Evil Hearted Woman (3:04)
9. Lost Lover Blues (2:45)
10. You've Got Something there (2:46)
1. Truckin' My Blues Away (3:06)
2. Rag Mama Rag (3:06)
3. Step it up and Go (2:57)
4. Homesick Blues (3:12)
5. Truckin My Blues Away, No. 2 (2:56)
6. My Brownskin Sugar Plum (3:00)
7. Get Your Yas Yas Out (2:26)
8. If You Don't Give Me What I Want (2:56)
9. Money Spending Mama (2:50)
10. Looking for My Woman (3:10)
1. Ain't it a Cryin Shame (3:05)
2. Baby, I Don't Have to Worry (3:04)
3. Log Cabin Blues (3:19)
4. Oozin You Off My Mind (2:46)
5. Mama Let Me Lay it on You (2:57)
6. Jivin' Woman Blues (2:33)
7. Somebody's Been Playin' with that Thing (3:15)
8. Evil Hearted Woman (3:04)
9. Lost Lover Blues (2:45)
10. You've Got Something there (2:46)
Born: July 10, 1907 (or 1904) in Wadesboro, North Carolina
Died: February 13, 1941 in Durham, North Carolina
Fulton Allen was a prolific North Carolina blues guitarist and vocalist who recorded under the name Blind Boy Fuller, owing to blindness caused by retinal ulcers. A prime example of the Piedmont style, Fuller was one of the most popular blues performers of his time, particularly well known for his distinctive use of the resonator guitar and his upbeat, "hokum" numbers often featuring washboard performances by Bull City Red. Allen's career was cut short by his death from kidney failure and other complications on February 13, 1941. After Fuller's death, his protégé Brownie McGhee recorded "The Death of Blind Boy Fuller" and began a short lived career as Blind Boy Fuller 2.
Died: February 13, 1941 in Durham, North Carolina
Fulton Allen was a prolific North Carolina blues guitarist and vocalist who recorded under the name Blind Boy Fuller, owing to blindness caused by retinal ulcers. A prime example of the Piedmont style, Fuller was one of the most popular blues performers of his time, particularly well known for his distinctive use of the resonator guitar and his upbeat, "hokum" numbers often featuring washboard performances by Bull City Red. Allen's career was cut short by his death from kidney failure and other complications on February 13, 1941. After Fuller's death, his protégé Brownie McGhee recorded "The Death of Blind Boy Fuller" and began a short lived career as Blind Boy Fuller 2.
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