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Released on Nov. 3, 1960, with a press run of just 250 copies, “Texas Sharecropper & Songster” --a 14-song LP--launched the recording career of Mance Lipscomb, an acoustic guitarist and vocalist who had already devoted 50 years of his life in what’s known as the “songster” tradition.
He honed his skills by playing in nearby Brenham, Texas, with a blind musician, Sam Rogers. His first release was the album Texas Songster (1960). Lipscomb performed songs in a wide range of genres, from old songs such as "Sugar Babe" (the first he ever learned), to pop numbers like "Shine On, Harvest Moon" and "It's a Long Way to ...
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Texas Sharecropper & Songster by Mance Lipscomb released in 1960. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
By Barrie Homer. Mance Lipscomb Publicity Still. Source: Library of Congress Creator: American Folklife Center Date: 1963. Story Contents. Main Text. Images (5) Metadata. Top. Mance Lipscomb, a tenant farmer, and laborer, became one of the most influential blues musicians of the twentieth century.
Texas Songster. Mance Lipscomb, the first musician recorded by Arhoolie founder Chris Strachwitz, considered himself to be a “songster” rather than a “blues singer.” A songster is roughly defined as a wandering musician of the type that first appeared in the late 19th century in the southern United States.
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