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Vicksburg Blues: The Singles & Albums Collection
Artist:
Little Montgomery Brother
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Vicksburg Blues
2. No Special Rider Blues
3. Must Get Mine in Front
4. Good Grinding
5. Borrowed Love Blues
6. Back to the Wall
7. Louisiana Blues
8. Frisco Hi-Ball Blues
9. Mama, You Don't Mean Me No Good
10. Vickburg Blues #2
11. Woman I Love Blues
12. Pleading Blues
13. Chinese Man Blues
14. Something Keeps Worrying Me
15. Vicksburg Blues (Pt.3)
16. Louisiana Blues (Pt.2)
17. Goodbye, Good Luck to You
18. Hard on You
19. Black Pony Blues
20. Crescent City Blues
21. Shreveport Farewell
22. Tantalizing Blues
23. First Time I Met You
24. Deceived Blues
25. Workhouse Blues
26. A ; V Railroad Blues
27. Santa Fe Blues
28. Never Go Wrong Blues
29. Farish Street Jive
30. Out West Blues
31. Leaving Town Blues
32. Mistreating Woman Blues
33. West Texas Blues
34. Sorrowful Blues
35. Misled Blues
36. Long Time Ago
37. El Ritmo
38. Swingin with Lee
39. Woman That I Love
40. Mule Face Blues
41. Cow Cow Blues
42. Vicksburg Blues
43. Crescent City Blues
44. Trembling Blues
45. Bob Martin Blues
46. My Electrical Invention Blues
47. That's Why I Keep Drinking
48. No Special Rider
49. Tasty Blues
50. Santa Fe
51. How Long Brother
52. Pleading Blues
53. No Special Rider
54. Brother's Boogie
55. Sneaky Pete Blues
56. Something Keeps Worrying Me
57. Cry Cry Baby
58. Satellite Blues
59. Deep Fried
60. Vicksburg Blues
61. Pleading Blues
62. Vicksburg 44
63. Early One Morning
64. Now About That Prisoner
65. Crescent City Blues
66. Pallet on the Floor
67. West 46th Street Boogie
68. I Ain't No Bulldog
69. Mean Old Mama
70. London Shout
71. Storyville Blues
72. It's All Over Now
More Info:
Little Brother Montgomery - Vicksburg Blues: The Singles & Albums Collection 1930-61 - It's a fascinating and substantial overview of two different phases of his career, and offers an entertaining showcase for his highly personal style. - Little Brother Montgomery was a blues, boogie-woogie and jazz pianist and singer, who was hugely versatile, working solo and with bands, and equally impressive across all the genres, with a highly distinctive style. Born in Louisiana near New Orleans, he was influenced by family friend Jelly Roll Morton, and over the years was associated with the Mississippi town of Vicksburg, which gave it's name to several of his song titles, and Chicago, where he later worked and made most of his records. This 72-track 3-CD collection comprises the A & B sides of just about all his releases on the Paramount, Melotone, Bluebird and Century labels from 1930-47, along with titles from the 1954 album "Windin' Ball Recordings" on Saydisk, the 1960 album "Tasty Blues on Bluesville and the 1961 album "Blues" on Folkways. It comprises many solo recordings, plus some with his jazz quintet, featuring trumpeter Lee Collins, and recordings with singers Irene Scruggs, Annie Turner and Creole George Guenson. It's a fascinating and substantial overview of two different phases of his career, and offers an entertaining showcase for his highly personal style.
