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Detroit Blues: Blues from the Motor City 1938-1954 | 
 enlarge | Artist: Various Artists
Label: Jsp Records
Category: Music
List Price: $28.98
Buy New: $22.31
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Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 268557
Format: Box Set, Original Recording Remastered
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 4
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 788065773625
EAN: 0788065773625
ASIN: B00067FLQA
Release Date: February 15, 2005
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | I'm in the Highway Man | | • | This Old World's in a Tangle | | • | Lilly Mae | | • | Welfare Blues | | • | Blues | | • | She's a Double-Crossin' Woman | | • | Calvin Frazier Interview | | • | The Dirty Dozens | | • | Boogie-Woogie | | • | Lilly Mae | | • | This Old World's in a Tangle | | • | Highway 51 Blues | | • | John Henry - Traditional | | • | Cotton Farmer Blues - Pittman, Sampson | | • | Sampson Pittman Interview | | • | Joe Louis - Pittman, Sampson | | • | Welfare Blues - Pittman, Sampson | | • | I Been Down in the Circle Before - Pittman, Sampson | | • | Sampson Pittman Interview | | • | Levee Camp Story - Pittman, Sampson | | • | Highway 61 Blues - Pittman, Sampson | | • | Brother Low-Down and Sister Do-Dad | | • | Brother Low-Down and Sister Do-Dad |
Disc 2
| • | Cold Chills (All Over Me) | | • | Rock Me Mama - Hooker, John Lee | | • | It Hurts Me So - Besman, Bernard | | • | I Got Eyes for You - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Key to the Highway - Broonzy, Big Bill | | • | Bluebird Blues - Hooker, John Lee | | • | It's Been a Long Time Baby - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Ride 'Til I Die - Hooker, John Lee | | • | I Tried Hard - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Rock House Boogie - Hooker, John Lee | | • | It's Stormin' and Rainin' - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Let's Talk It Over - Besman, Bernard | | • | Cool Little Car - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Lookin' for a Woman - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Boogie Rambler - Hooker, John Lee | | • | No More Doggin' - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Love Money Can't Buy - Besman, Bernard | | • | Please Take Me Back - Hooker, John Lee | | • | My Baby Don't Love Me - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Pouring Down Rain - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Real, Real Gone - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Guitar Lovin' Man | | • | Stuttering Blues - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Too Much Boogie - Hooker, John Lee | | • | Need Somebody - Hooker, John Lee |
Disc 3
| • | My Special Friend Blues | | • | Nervy Woman Blues | | • | Lonesome Cabin Blues | | • | Don't Want No Skinny Woman | | • | Forgive Me Darling | | • | Please Don't Think I'm Nosey | | • | I Got Lucky | | • | Let's Renew Our Love | | • | Taxi Driver | | • | Bad Lover Blues | | • | Sanafee (Not Welcome Anymore) | | • | Hello Stranger | | • | Chicken | | • | Baby Boy Blues | | • | Chuck-A-Luck - Warren, Baby Boy | | • | Mattie Mae | | • | Santa Fe - House, T. | | • | Somebody Put Bad Luck on Me | | • | Stop Breakin' Down | | • | It's Time for Lovin' to Be Done | | • | That's All Right - Kirkland, Eddie | | • | Please Don't Think I'm Nosey | | • | No Shoes | | • | No Shoes | | • | Mistreated Woman | | • | Time for My Lovin' to Be Done - Kirkland, Eddie |
Disc 4
| • | Papa's Boogie - Burns, Eddie | | • | Notoriety Woman | | • | Hello Miss Jessie Lee - Burns, Eddie "Guita | | • | Dealing with the Devil - Burns, Eddie "Guita | | • | Lonesome Blues | | • | Good Rockin' Mama | | • | Going Down to the River | | • | Ramblin' Around Blues | | • | Cadillac Woman | | • | Wig Wearing Woman - Richard | | • | Root Hog | | • | Stop Messing Around | | • | Pet Milk Blues - Davis | | • | Looking for My Woman | | • | Gonna Play My Guitar | | • | Sugar Cane Highway | | • | Strange Man - Brim, John | | • | Mean Man Blues - Brim, John | | • | Leavin' Blues - Merriweather | | • | Have You Heard About It | | • | Worried Life Blues No. 2 - Merriweather | | • | Strange to Me Blues | | • | Without You My Life Don't Mean a Thing - Merriweather | | • | Eloise, Don't Play Me for a Fool | | • | Hastings Street Opera: 1 | | • | Hastings Street Opera: 2 |
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| Customer Reviews:
Best collection of Detroit Blues I have ever found January 28, 2007
Richard C. Beall (Detroit)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
You have Baby Boy Warren playing with Sonny Boy Williamson on harp. Talk about Detroit Hastings Street History! You the Detroit Count playing Hasting Street Opera. You have 25 great obscure sides by John Lee Hooker, some of them leaving him a little exposed that I doubt that you have. In some of these sides. You have 1 entire CD of the oldest delta playing represented by Calvin Frazier and Sampson Pittman. Alam Lomax thought enough of Sampson Pittman to include him on his Land Where the Blues Began CD. Pittman could run that slide really well. It was a revelation to me that he resided in Detroit. You get some stuff from Joes record shop that is raw enough that if you had recorded it today you would not have bothered to save it, but because its from the Hastings Street of the 50s it is a cool artifact of the times and chaotic back room at the record shop. If you want to buy just one CD of Detroit rarities, man this is it!
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