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Mississippi John Hurt - Complete Studio Recordings CD

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Complete Studio Recordings album for sale by Mississippi John Hurt was released Oct 31, 2000 on the Vanguard label. THE COMPLETE STUDIO RECORDINGS contains TODAY! (1966)/THE IMMORTAL MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT (1967)/LAST SESSIONS (1966). Complete Studio Recordings songs Although not as consistently magnificent as Hurt's 1928 recordings, the performances the artist recorded for Vanguard in the mid 1960's would be the zenith of many blues artist's entire careers. Songs like the opening "Payday" and "Poor Boy, Long Ways From Home" rank with any folk-blues song ever recorded. Complete Studio Recordings CD music is a 3-disc set with 42 songs.   ...See Full Description


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1Pay Day See All 8 Mississippi John Hurt PAY DAY Lyrics4:22 $1.29(Available)
2I'm Satisfied See All 202:56 $1.29(Available)
3Candy Man See All 312:56 $1.29(Available)
4Make Ma a Pallet on Your Floor
5Talking Casey See All 275:08 $1.29(Available)
6Corrinna, Corrinna See All 51:51 $1.29(Available)
7Coffee Blues See All 28 Mississippi John Hurt COFFEE BLUES Lyrics3:46 $1.29(Available)
8Louis Collins See All 18 Mississippi John Hurt LOUIS COLLINS Lyrics2:15 $0.99(Available)
9Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight See All 16 Mississippi John Hurt HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWN TONIGHT Lyrics3:32 $1.29(Available)
10If You Don't Want Me Baby See All 53:21 $1.29(Available)
11Spike Driver Blues See All 25 Mississippi John Hurt SPIKE DRIVER BLUES Lyrics2:28 $0.99(Available)
12Beulah Land See All 73:44 $1.29(Available)

Disc 2
1Since I've Laid My Burden Down See All 163:40 $1.29(Available)
2Moaning the Blues See All 53:18 $1.29(Available)
3Stocktime (Buck Dance) See All 92:05 $1.29(Available)
4Lazy Blues See All 6 Mississippi John Hurt LAZY BLUES Lyrics1:29 $1.29(Available)
5Richland Woman Blues See All 21 Mississippi John Hurt RICHLAND WOMAN BLUES Lyrics4:01 $1.29(Available)
6Wise and Foolish Virgins (Tender Virgins) See All 52:55 $1.29(Available)
7Hop Joint See All 122:09 $1.29(Available)
8Monday Morning Blues See All 293:57 $1.29(Available)
9I've Got the Blues and I Can't Be Satisfied See All 62:49 $1.29(Available)
10Keep on Knocking See All 72:07 $1.29(Available)
11Chicken See All 181:06 $1.29(Available)
12Stagolee See All 18 Mississippi John Hurt STAGOLEE Lyrics5:37 $1.29(Available)
13Nearer My God to Thee See All 153:30 $1.29(Available)

Disc 3
1Poor Boy, Long Ways from Home See All 52:14 $1.29(Available)
2Boys You're Welcome See All 63:03 $1.29(Available)
3Joe Turner Blues See All 83:33 $0.99(Available)
4First Shot Missed Him See All 91:44 $1.29(Available)
5Farther Along See All 123:44 $1.29(Available)
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What you get with this box set,alongside the last three albums recorded by this timeless songster,is the living proof that there were never any bad Mississippi John Hurt performances,some were just better than others.
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CD Universe Part number1017043
LabelVanguard
Orig Year2000
Catalog number181/183
Discs3
Release DateOct 31, 2000
Studio/LiveStudio
Mono/StereoMixed
EngineerJeff Zaraya
Recording Time128 minutes


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Complete Studio Recordings songs In almost diametrical opposition to the raw, boisterous styles of other Delta bluesmen of the same period, Mississippi John Hurt sings and plays in a quiet, understated, and frankly beautiful manner. Whereas Charlie Patton and Robert Johnson impress with pyrotechnically rhythmic fretwork and gutsy, dramatic vocal performances, Hurt's deft, strictly metrical guitar style and hushed but nuanced and sensitive voice dazzle in their own way. A farmhand in Avalon, Mississippi--a town of less than 100 people--Hurt spent the evenings of the '20s playing "household music," music intended only for the entertainment of family and friends and not for commercial gain. There is no way Hurt could have imagined the impact his music would have on the '60s folk revival movement or the significance and longevity that his achievements would enjoy. 1928 SESSIONS, issued by Yazoo with astonishingly clear sound, is arguably the finest document of Hurt's music. Shifts from traditional blues ("Avalon") to church music ("Blessed Be The Name") and such rags a "Stack O'Lee Blues" vary the tempo but never disrupt the gentle, homespun atmosphere. More textured works, such as "Frankie," spotlight Hurt's accomplished accenting technique on guitar. 1928 SESSIONS is an essential addition to any blues collection. Unknown Contributor Role: Mississippi John Hurt.
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