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Jefferson,Blind Lemon Complete Recordings 1925-1929 Vol. 2 (1927) CD
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- SKU:
- 02089935
- UPC:
- 714298501827
- MPN:
- 5018
- Condition:
- New
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By 1926, Blind Lemon Jefferson was becoming one of the hottest properties in recording, having had a string of successful Paramount record releases.
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1. Black Snake Moan 2. Match Box Blues 3. Easy Rider Blues 4. Match Box Blues 5. Match Box Blues 6. Rising High Water Blues 7. Weary Dogs Blues 8. Right of Way Blues 9. Teddy Bear Blues 10. Black Snake Dream Blues 11. Hot Dogs 12. He Arose from the Dead 13. Struck Sorrow Blues 14. Rambler Blues 15. Chinch Bug Blues 16. Deceitful Brownskin Blues 17. Sunshine Special 18. Gone Dead on You Blues 19. Where Shall I Be? 20. See That My Grave's Kept Clean 21. One Dime Blues 22. Lonesome House Blues
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