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 | Bahamian Guitarist: Good Morning Mr. Walker
You've never heard anything like Joseph Spence. The inimitable Bahamian singer and guitarist (and stonemason) recorded sporadically in the '50s, '60s, and '70s, displaying matchless guitar technique that, insisted the man who supervised this 1971 sessio...
Manufacturer: Arhoolie Records
| $11.72 - $16.98
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 | I Do Not Play No Rock 'N' Roll
By the time acoustic blues master Mississippi Fred McDowell finally plugged in for the first time, something this recording captures, his songs were already a major part of the emerging blues-rock scene of the late 1960s. The slide-guitar genius was a D...
Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
| $44.98
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 | Shake 'Em on Down
The pride of Memphis country blues, Furry Lewis had a diverse repertoire that included a variety of Southern musical styles: folk songs, country music, Delta blues, and jug band among them. After recording noteworthy sides in the late-1920s, Lewis toile...
Manufacturer: Fantasy
| $7.88
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 | A Brief History Of The Blues
In 1977, Voyager 1 and 2 were launched from Earth to explore and leave our Solar System carrying messages from us to the unknown. Attached to each ship is a gold-coated record with "The Sounds of Earth", including 90 minutes of the world's greatest musi...
Manufacturer: Motown / Universal
| $10.79 - $13.98
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 | Mississippi Hill Country Blues
After 2 albums of groundbreaking modern blues, 'Mississippi Hill Country Blues' showcases another dimension of Burnside; a completely different acoustic set that brings new depth to his music. More than a full hour, 19 tracks, of Burnside playing som...
Manufacturer: Fat Possum
| $11.78 - $17.98
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