Blind Willie McTell - Essential Classics, Vol. 710: Blind Willie McTell (2025)
BAND/ARTIST: Blind Willie McTell
- Title: Essential Classics, Vol. 710: Blind Willie McTell
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Essential Classics
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 1:00:43
- Total Size: 231 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. You was Born to Die (2:48)
2. Searching the Desert for the Blues (3:07)
3. Georgia Rag (3:04)
4. Statesboro Blues (2:28)
5. Broke Down Engine Blues (3:06)
6. Travelin' Blues (3:12)
7. Lord, Send Me an Angel (2:51)
8. Atlanta Strut (3:08)
9. Warm it up to Me (2:56)
10. Low Rider's Blues (3:17)
1. Scarey Day Blues (3:02)
2. Experience Blues (3:10)
3. Stomp Down Rider (3:05)
4. Painful Blues (2:52)
5. Talkin' to Myself (3:09)
6. Savannah Mama (3:14)
7. Love-Makin' Mama (2:54)
8. Rough Alley Blues (3:16)
9. My Baby's Gone (2:58)
10. Death Room Blues (2:57)
1. You was Born to Die (2:48)
2. Searching the Desert for the Blues (3:07)
3. Georgia Rag (3:04)
4. Statesboro Blues (2:28)
5. Broke Down Engine Blues (3:06)
6. Travelin' Blues (3:12)
7. Lord, Send Me an Angel (2:51)
8. Atlanta Strut (3:08)
9. Warm it up to Me (2:56)
10. Low Rider's Blues (3:17)
1. Scarey Day Blues (3:02)
2. Experience Blues (3:10)
3. Stomp Down Rider (3:05)
4. Painful Blues (2:52)
5. Talkin' to Myself (3:09)
6. Savannah Mama (3:14)
7. Love-Makin' Mama (2:54)
8. Rough Alley Blues (3:16)
9. My Baby's Gone (2:58)
10. Death Room Blues (2:57)
Born: May 05, 1898 in Thomson, GA, United States
Died: August 19, 1959 in Milledgeville, GA, United States
McTell was a prolific 12-string blues guitarist and vocalist who recorded a great deal of 78s for the Victor, Columbia, ARC, OKeh, and Decca labels during the 1920s and '30s, often performing under pseudonyms. In 1940, the field recordist John A. Lomax located McTell working as a street performer in his homebase of Atlanta, Georgia, and recorded him for the Library of Congress. McTell's career revived briefly in 1949 when he recorded sessions for the Atlantic and Regal labels, but was never able to re-establish in these post-war years the level of fame he had enjoyed during the heyday of the "race records." McTell died of a stroke in 1959.
Died: August 19, 1959 in Milledgeville, GA, United States
McTell was a prolific 12-string blues guitarist and vocalist who recorded a great deal of 78s for the Victor, Columbia, ARC, OKeh, and Decca labels during the 1920s and '30s, often performing under pseudonyms. In 1940, the field recordist John A. Lomax located McTell working as a street performer in his homebase of Atlanta, Georgia, and recorded him for the Library of Congress. McTell's career revived briefly in 1949 when he recorded sessions for the Atlantic and Regal labels, but was never able to re-establish in these post-war years the level of fame he had enjoyed during the heyday of the "race records." McTell died of a stroke in 1959.
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