CD Various: The Roots Of Rap (Classic Recordings From The 1920's And 30's)

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The Roots Of Rap (Classic Recordings From The 1920's And 30's) - CD

Various

Folk, World, & Country | Blues | Country | Country Blues | Texas Blues | Boogie Woogie | East Coast Blues

1996

YAZOO 1. March 2000 USA

Compilation Import USA

More ID: 311210 EAN: 0016351201829 Discogs ID: 6240991

Condition

New

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19,99 €

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Availability

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Details

Title	The Roots Of Rap (Classic Recordings From The 1920's And 30's)
Artist	Various
Format	CD
Labels	YAZOO
Country of issue	USA
Date of publication	1. March 2000
First released	1996
Weight	85 g
EAN	0016351201829
Product ID	311210
Discogs ID	6240991
Discogs reviews	3.6

Various: The Roots Of Rap (Classic Recordings From The 1920's And 30's) version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company YAZOO on 1. March 2000. Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country, Blues, Country, Country Blues, Texas Blues, Boogie Woogie and East Coast Blues.

1	Blind Willie Johnson: If I Had My Way I'd Tear This Building Down
2	Luke Jordan: Cocaine Blues
3	The Allen Brothers: Bow Wow Blues
4	Frankie Jaxon: Jive Man Blues
	Piano [Uncredited] Thomas A. Dorsey \| Slide Guitar [Uncredited] Tampa Red
5	Henry Thomas: Jonah In The Wilderness
6	Willie Walker: South Carolina Rag
7	Memphis Jug Band: Whitewash Station
	Written-By [Uncredited] Jab Jones, Will Shade
8	Lee Henderson: Automobile Ride Through Alabama
9	Speckled Red: The Dirty Dozen No. 2
10	Butterbeans & Susie: "Tain't None O' Your Business
	Written-By [Uncredited] Porter Grainger
11	Beale Street Sheiks: It's A Good Thing
12	Jimmie Davis: She's A Hum Dum Dinger
13	Leroy Carr: Papa's On The House Top
	Piano [Uncredited] Scrapper Blackwell \| Written-By [Uncredited] Floyd Thompson, J. E. Guernsey
14	Rev. Edward W. Clayborn: Let That Liar Alone
15	Frank Hutchison: Back In My Home Town
16	T.C.I. Section Crew: Track Linin
17	Blind Willie McTell: Atlanta Strut
18	Lonnie Glosson: Arkansas Hard Luck Blues
19	Georgia Tom, Kansas City Kitty: How Can You Have The Blues?
20	Seven Foot Dilly And His Dill Pickles: Pickin' Off Peanuts
21	Clarence "Pinetop" Smith: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
22	Dixieland Jug Blowers: When I Stopped Running I Was At Home
23	Memphis Minnie: Frankie Jean