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Mississippi Delta Blues, Vol. 2 Fred McDowell. Released 1966. Mississippi Delta Blues, Vol. 2 Tracklist. 4. Do My Baby Ever Think of Me Lyrics. 5. Brooks Run Into the Ocean Lyrics. 11. You Got to ...
Although Mississippi Fred McDowell (1904–1972) had been playing his Mississippi River Delta blues since the 1920s, it wasn’t until he was recorded by Chris Strachwitz for Arhoolie Records in 1964 that he was “discovered.” Wearing a bottleneck on his finger, McDowell simultaneously played the rhythm …
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Fred McDowell. McDowell, a seminal figure in Mississippi hill country blues, was one of the most vibrant performers of the 1960s blues revival. McDowell was a sharecropper and local entertainer in 1959 when he made his first recordings at his home on a farm near Como, Mississippi, for folklorist Alan Lomax.
15 de nov. de 2013 · This film is from 1969 and features blues legend Mississippi Fred McDowell and the people of Louisiana. Incredible historical piece.PLEASE NOTE: If you lik...
Fred McDowell’s contemporaries were the Delta Blues musicians of the 1920’s and 30’s, and his style was entrenched in the traditional Blues performance of that era. Preferring gigs at the Como Stuckey’s candy store or a fish fry here or there, Fred McDowell was a cotton farmer in Como, Mississippi, when Alan Lomax recorded him in 1959, but by 1964 McDowell was a recognized recording ...
“You Gotta Move” is a song by Mississippi Fred McDowell, a blues musician from the United States. The song was released in 1965 and has since become one of McDowell’s most well-known and ...
