Aberdeeen Mississippi Blues: The Vintage Recordings (1930-1940) - Bukka White

Aberdeeen Mississippi Blues: The Vintage Recordings (1930-1940)

Bukka White

  • Genre: Blues
  • Release Date: 2003-05-06
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 20
  • Album Price: 9.99
  • ℗ 2003 Document Records Ltd
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Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
The New 'Frisco Train Bukka White 3:02
2
The Panama Limited Bukka White 3:09
3
I Am In the Heavenly Way Bukka White 3:06
4
The Promise True and Grand Bukka White 3:07
5
Pinebluff Arkansas Bukka White 2:49
6
Shake 'Em On Down Bukka White 3:00
7
Sic 'Em Dogs On Bukka White 2:30
8
Po' Boy Bukka White 3:06
9
Black Train Blues Bukka White 2:58
10
Strange Place Blues Bukka White 2:52
11
When Can I Change My Clothes Bukka White 3:00
12
Sleepy Man Blues Bukka White 2:52
13
Parchman Farm Blues Bukka White 2:39
14
Good Gin Blues Bukka White 2:24
15
High Fever Blues Bukka White 2:51
16
District Attorney Blues Bukka White 2:42
17
Fixin' to Die Blues Bukka White 2:49
18
Aberdeen Mississippi Blues Bukka White 2:35
19
Bukka's Jitterbug Swing Bukka White 2:40
20
Special Stream Line Bukka White 2:56

Reviews

  • Booker T. White was one of the real great bluesmen.

    5
    By benctk
    Booker T. White (called "Bukka" because of the label of an early single) was one of the great Mississippi bluesmen. Like Leadbelly, he was first recorded by the Folkways recording program while he was in prison. Also like Leadbelly, he has a rocksteady rhythmic guitar style, which he modifies by singing old "field holler" style over it. You can hear the sound of a train in many of his songs. Unlike Leadbelly, he went on to popularity when he was rediscovered by John Fahey in the 1960s. He is one of the top bluesmen because of his distinctive style and, to modern ears, his rhythmic and aggressive style still seems relevant.
  • A great recording by an unknown (to me at least)

    5
    By history geek99
    I'd never even heard of Bukka White until I stumbled upon this on itunes. Being vintage recording the sound quality varies somewhat. Be that it as it may the music is consistently good . This is largely blues/folk in the Leadbelly/Woody Guthrie tradition. The obscurity of this album is undeserved, you'll enjoy!

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