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  VA - 1993 -
Rare Country Blues (1928-1937)
  
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  Rare Country Blues (1928-1937)
  
  
  
  Artist: Various Artists
  Title: Rare Country
Blues (1928-1937)
  Release Date: January 1, 1993
  Label: Document Records
  Catalog: DOCD-5170
 
Genre: Blues
  Styles: Country Blues, Acoustic Blues, Early American Blues
  Duration: 1:16:19
  
 
Liner notes by Keith Briggs (Copyright 1993: Document Records, Austria)
  
  This CD focuses attention
on some of the lesser known artists of the pre-war period who recorded maybe only once or twice but who are none the
less interesting for that. Their backgrounds, both musical and personal, are widely divergent and most are biographical
blanks, what little that is known about them being gleaned from record company files or construed from their
recordings.
  Although his only two pre-war recordings were made in New York, according to the researches of Kip
Lornell Seth Richard seems likely to have been from Bedford County, Virginia. He also seemed to have been identified
with the raggy "Skoodeldum-Doo" to such an extent that when he got a chance to record again in 1943, this time for the
Regis label in New Jersey, he used the term for a pseudonym, performing with a harmonica player as Skoodle Dum Doo and
Sheffield.
  Similarly, despite being recorded in Memphis in 1928 Charlie Kyle was a Texas singer who probably
attended the session in the company of those tough members of the Dallas demi-monde, Bessie Tucker and Ida Mae Mack. He
seems to have been one of the older men being recorded around this time; a representative of the "songster" tradition.
Of the six tracks cut during his only session two remained "in the can" and he returned to the obscurity from which he
had emerged.
  If little is known about Charlie Kyle, at least we have a name that might be his real one; the
singer of "Indian Squaw Blues" denies us even that familiarity, hiding behind the pseudonym Freezone. This was his only
issued recording and shared a disc with the Texas pianist Raymond Barrow's "Walking Blues".
  William Harris, one
of several singers of that name, betrays his Mississippi roots on the two tracks issued from his 1930 Chicago session
for Brunswick. Particularly worthy of note is the driving slide guitar backing he supplies to "Never Drive a Stranger
from Your Door", a variation of the standard "Make Me Up a Pallet on Your Floor". Prior to this Brunswick had issued a
78 under Harris' name, one side of which featured the comedic "What Makes a Tom Cat Blue?", a song far removed from the
rural
  roots of the later coupling. The flip side of this disc, "West Side Blues", recorded at a different session
from "Tom Cat", is really a showcase for a pianist who is probably Charles Avery.
  Avery is also speculated to be
the pianist who appears on the Leola Manning recordings cut in Knoxville, Tennessee in 1929. Manning, who sounded
something like Memphis Minnie, was another off-centre artist who recorded religious songs in a blues setting. If the
title "He Fans Me" brings to mind the overheated efforts of Frankie Jaxon the illusion fails when Manning quotes Matthew
3:11 as her source. Actually Matthew 3:12 would be more accurate; in it, John the Baptist refers to Jesus "whose fan is
in his hand, and he will thoroughly purge his floor, and will gather his wheat into his garner; but he will burn the
chaff with unquenchable fire".
  Tommy Settles (or possibly Settlers) used the name Jazzbo Tommy and his Paramount
titles referred to his use of a "blue moaner". Both terms disguise the fact that he actually considered himself a
virtuoso on that most disparaged of all instruments, the kazoo! How justified he was in this conceit is a matter for
your personal assessment.
  
  
  
  
  Seth Richard:
  

 01 - Lonely Seth blues
  02 - Skoodeldum doo
  
  Charlie Kyle:
  
  03 - Kyle`s
worried blues
  04 - Monkey-man blues
  05 - Walking blues
  06 - No baby
  
 
Freezone:
  
  07 - Indian squaw blues
  
  Willie Harris:
  
  08 - West
side blues
  09 - What makes a tom cat blue?
  10 - Lonesome midnight dream
  11 - Never drive a stranger
from your door
  
  Leola Manning:
  
  12 - He cares for me
  13 - He fans me
  14
- The arcade building moan
  15 - Satan is busy in Knoxville
  16 - Laying in the graveyard
  17 - The
blues is all wrong
  
  Tommy Settlers And His Blue Moaner:
  
  18 - Low down blues moan -
part I
  19 - Low down blues moan - part II
  20 - Shawking weed blues
  21 - Bed blues blues (big bed
bug)
  
  Tommy Settlers With Ezekiel Lowe And Lee Bunkley:
  
  22 - Pearlie Mae blues

 23 - Don`t want you no more
  
  Jazzbo Tommy and His Lowlanders:
  
  24 - You don`t mean
me no good
  25 - Blaze face cow
  
  
  
  Note:
  This is not my rip.
  My thanks to the original uploader (whoever that
may be).
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ♪♬♫ ENJOY!
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