Two good ones there Grant.
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well cooder isnt playing for record in case we are at odds. the music is by all the players mentioned and more.
Track Listings
1 Do Re Mi - Woody Guthrie - Woody Guthrie 2 Pigmet Papa - Leadbelly - Lead Belly 3 Police Dog Blues - Blind Blake - Blind Blake 4 Brownsville Blues - Sleepy John Estese - Sleepy John Estes 5 Dark Was The Night - Blind Willie Johnson - Blind Willie Johnson 6 On A Monday - Leadbelly - Lead Belly 7 Vigilante Man - Woody Guthrie - Woody Guthrie 8 Cherry Ball Blues - Skip James - Skip James 9 Taxes On the Farmer Feeds Them All - Fiddlin' John Carson - Fiddlin' John Carson 10 The Bourgeois Blues - Leadbelly - Lead Belly 11 You Can't Stop A Tattler (Part 1) - Washington Phillips - Washington Phillips 12 You Can't Stop A Tattler (Part 2) - Washington Phillips - Washington Phillips 13 Diddi Wah Diddie - Blind Blake - Blind Blake 14 How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live - Blind Alfred Reed - Blind Alfred Reed 15 Viola Lee Blues - Cannon's Jug Stompers - Cannon's Jug Stompers 16 Cross Road Blues - Robert Johnson - Robert Johnson 17 Irene - Leadbelly - Lead Belly 18 Statesboro Blues - Mississippi John Hurt - Blind Willie McTell 19 Poor Me - Charley Patton - Charley Patton 20 Candy Man Blues - Mississippi John Hurt - Mississippi John Hurt 21 Corrine, Corrina - Bo Carter - Bo Carter
dunno why names are listed twice.lol
Well it certainly confused me! So, as a collection of tracks by well-known Blues artists, it's a nice selection.
Although I probably have all of the tracks on the respective artists' recordings, the "Cooder collection" is a convenient selection. I might even get a copy for myself.
might add the sound quality is very good.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000N2G2...roduct_details
great album barry... as is this..
Paris Texas.
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/...AC_SL1500_.jpg
Talking of "stunning recording", what is your opinion of Ry Cooder's 'Bop Till You Drop'?
The music and playing is great - but the recording stinks! It was one of the first digital recordings and it shows. The sound stage is as flat as a board, with no depth or solidity to the instruments - they just pop up and down, in and out like the flags on an old fashioned cash register, or the ducks in a shooting gallery.
Cooder was initially enthusiastic about the recording, but has since disowned it.
Ironically the CD sounds marginally better than the LP.