Precious Bryant Discography of CDs

Precious Bryant music CDs  

Precious Bryant discography Not quite as stripped-down as her 2002 full-length debut (at age 60), Precious Bryant's 2004 follow-up still retains the homey warmth and low-key charm of that surprisingly successful, double-W.C. Handy-nominated release. Adding her son Tony Bryant on bass, drummer J.D. Mark, and even ...

Precious Bryant songs Recorded by Amos Harvey at the Zelda Station -- the living room of longtime friends Cathy and Fred Fussell -- Precious Bryant's Fool Me Good is a unique field recording of sorts. A performer in varying degrees of formality for over 30 years, ...

Precious Bryant CD discography Not quite as stripped-down as her 2002 full-length debut (at age 60), Precious Bryant's 2004 follow-up still retains the homey warmth and low-key charm of that surprisingly successful, double-W.C. Handy-nominated release. Adding her son Tony Bryant on bass, drummer J.D. Mark, and even ...

Precious Bryant albums Precious Bryant hails from Waverly Hall, Georgia. She is an honest, wonderful songwriter and a spellbinding performer. I met her in 1995; many years had passed since 1967 when folklorist George Mitchell had come knocking on her door. We performed with bluesmen Neal ...

Precious Bryant music CDs Recorded by Amos Harvey at the Zelda Station -- the living room of longtime friends Cathy and Fred Fussell -- Precious Bryant's Fool Me Good is a unique field recording of sorts. A performer in varying degrees of formality for over 30 years, ...

Precious Bryant CD discography  

Precious Bryant albums The soundtrack to the director Craig Brewer's sexually charged movie BLACK SNAKE MOAN expertly evokes the film's steamy Southern atmosphere, with contributions from the contemporary garage rock outfit the Black Keys, the mesmerizing Mississippi blues singer and guitarist Jessie Mae Hemphill, the juke ...

Fire in My Bones is an absolutely magnificent gospel music collection. Not because its quality is consistently high -- it isn't -- but precisely because everything about it is so delightfully all-over-the-place. If your experience with African-American gospel music has been mainly limited to incidental encounters with the Golden Gate Quartet or Mahalia Jackson, then prepare to be startled: on this sprawling three-disc set, which covers more than 60 years of mostly obscure gospel recordings, you'll hear the deeply spooky "Wasn't That a Mystery" (performed by the Madison County Senior Center Singers), the even spookier "Get Back Satan" (by Rev. Roger L. Worthy and his sister Bonnie Woodstock), ...

Track Listing of songs: Opening Theme; Ain't But One Kind Of Blues; Just Like A Bird Without A Feather; When The Lights Go Out; Standing In My Doorway Crying; Chicken Heads; Black Snake Moan; Morning Train; Losing Kind; Lord Have Mercy On Me; Ronnie And Rae's Theme; Chain; Alice Mae; Stack-O-Lee; Old Black Mattie; That's Where The Blues Started; Mean Ol' Wind Died Down;