Various - Fort Valley Blues download free
| Genre: |
Blues |
| Performer: |
Various |
| Title: |
Fort Valley Blues |
| Style: |
Country Blues |
| Date of release: |
1974 |
| MP3 album size: |
1602 mb |
| FLAC APE album size: |
1743 mb |
| WMA album size: |
1212 mb |
| Digital formats: |
ASF AC3 AIFF MMF APE MP3 WMA |
Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 |
–Allison Mathis |
Mama You Going To Quit Me As Good As I Been To YouVocals, Guitar – Allison Mathis |
1:33
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| A2 |
–Allison Mathis |
Bottle Up And GoHarmonica – Jessie StrollerVocals, Guitar – Allison Mathis |
1:38
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| A3 |
–Buster 'Buzz' Ezell |
Boll Weavil |
2:49
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| A4 |
–The Smith Band |
Fort Valley Blues |
1:20
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| A5 |
–Buster Brown |
War Song |
2:49
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| A6 |
–Gus Gibson |
Milk Cow Blues |
3:27
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| A7 |
–Charles Ellis |
My Big Fat Hipted Mama |
4:18
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| A8 |
–Buster 'Buzz' Ezell |
Roosevelt And Hitler Pt. 1 |
3:34
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| B1 |
–Buster 'Buzz' Ezell |
Roosevelt And Hitler Pt. 2 |
1:48
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| B2 |
–Sonny Chestain |
Po' Boy Long Way From Home |
3:23
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| B3 |
–Buster Brown |
I'm Gonna Make You Happy |
3:33
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| B4 |
–Gus Gibson |
Railroad Song |
4:19
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| B5 |
–Buster 'Buzz' Ezell |
Salt Water Blues |
1:59
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| B6 |
–James Sneed |
Southern RagGuitar – Alvin Sanders, J. F. DuffyVocals, Washboard – James Sneed |
3:27
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| B7 |
–Allison Mathis |
John HenryHarmonica – Jessie StrollerVocals, Guitar – Allison Mathis |
2:33
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| B8 |
–Jessie Stroller |
Blues-When The Saints Come To TownHarmonica – Jessie Stroller |
0:37
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Companies, etc.
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Printed By
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Senol Printing Ltd.
Credits
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Mastered By
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John Howell ,
Robert Carneal
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Recorded By
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John Wesley Work* (tracks: A1 to A4, A7, B2, B4, B5, B7, B8),
Lewis Wade Jones* (tracks: A5, A6, A8, B1, B3, B6),
Willis Lawrence James* (tracks: A5, A6, A8, B1, B3, B6)
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Sleeve [Design]
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Pezare-Martin Design Associates
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Sleeve Notes
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Tony Russell (tracks: Willis L. James)
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Tape [Editing]
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Nigel Finnis
Notes
Tracks A5, A6, A8, B1, B3, B6 were recorded at Fort Valley State College, Fort Valley, Georgia, 5 & 7 June 1943
All other tracks recorded in Georgia, 1941
