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Collection that tries to cover all that means "Texas Blues", includes a wide range of blues artists: Blind Lemon Jefferson, T-Bone Walker, Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown, Lowell Fulson, Lonnie Johnson, Walter Davis, Lightnin' Hopkins, Willie Johnson, Charlie Christian, Jimmy McCracklin, Texas Alexander and many more.
The blues come to Texas, loping like a mule, Blind Lemon Jefferson sang through a shower of surface noise as he made his recording debut in March 1926. He established the primacy of Texas blues musicians that continued unchallenged for the next 30 years, encompassing the likes of Henry Ragtime Thomas, Texas Alexander, T-Bone Walker, Smokey Hogg, Lightnin Hopkins, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Clarence Garlow, Lil Son Jackson, Lowell Fulson and Frankie Lee Sims. Other famous musicians recorded when they were passing through Texas, and that included Lonnie Johnson, Walter Davis, The Mississippi Sheiks, Robert Johnson, Roy Brown, Joe Turner, Honeyboy Edwards, Memphis Slim and Jimmy McCracklin.Two of the most influential blues musicians to come out of Texas in the postwar years were Lightnin Hopkins and T-Bone Walker, both of whom encountered Lemon Jefferson in their youth. Both also developed individual guitar styles, one cleaving to the country blues traditions that personified Texas blues, the other creating the basic vocabulary for all single-string electric guitar soloists, black and white. As Oak Cliff T-Bone, Walker made his recording debut in December 1929. It wasn t until later, after a brief creative partnership with jazz guitarist Charlie Christian, that he developed the combination of jazz-inflected chords and single-string runs that would change the nature of guitar blues. Lightnin stayed within his country roots, creating an angular, minimalist style that became instantly recognisable, virtually defining Texas blues for the world at large.Through the last years of the 1940s, small group Texas R&B also found its voice, driven by gifted pianists like Little Willie Littlefield, Lonnie Lyons and Willie Johnson (the latter heard here backing Hubert Robinson). Guitarist Goree Carter took his lead from T-Bone and appears here under two pseudonyms, Little T-Bone and Rocky Thompson. Gatemouth Brown s guitar style grew from T-Bone s, too, but he added aggression to the mix. Clarence Garlow used the same source, adding a Cajun edge to his work. Manny Nichols, Johnny Beck, Ernest Lewis and Soldier Boy Houston thrived within the country tradition, while Joe Turner led the way for blues shouters like Lester Williams, Peppermint Harris, Hubert Robinson, Clarence Samuels and Earl Gilliam. While remaining with their origins, both Smokey Hogg and Frankie Lee Sims became individual stylists. But no matter their diversity, all the artists represented here testify to the resilience of the Texas blues tradition.
1. Blind Lemon Jefferson: Jack O Diamond Blues - Blind Lemon Jefferson
2. Henry Ragtime Thomas: John Henry - Henry Thomas
3. Blind Willie Johnson: It s Nobody s Fault But Mine - Blind Willie Johnson
4. Coley Jones: Traveling Man - Coley Jones
5. Washington Phillips: Denomination Blues Pt. 1 - Washington Phillips
6. Bessie Tucker: Penitentiary - Bessie Tucker
7. Frenchy s String Band: Texas And Pacific Blues - Frenchy's String Band
8. Texas Tommy: Trinity River Bottom Blues - Texas Tommy
9. Hattie Burleson: Jim Nappy - Hattie Burleson
10. Ramblin Thomas: Hard Dallas Blues - Ramblin' Thomas
11. Willie Reed: Texas Blues - Willie Reed
12. Bobbie Cadillac: Carbolic Acid Blues - Bobbie Cadillac
13. Otis Harris: You ll Like My Loving - Otis Harris
14. Sammy Hill: Cryin For You Blues - Sammy Hill
15. William McCoy: Central Tracks Blues - William McCoy
16. Texas Alexander: No More Women Blues - Texas Alexander
17. Lonnie Johnson: Broken Levee Blues - Lonnie Johnson
18. Jesse Baby Face Thomas: Blue Goose Blues - Jess 'Baby Face' Thomas
19. Texas Bill Day: Burn The Trestle Down - Texas Bill Day
20. Whistlin Alex Moore: Blue Bloomer Blues - Whistlin' Alex Moore
21. Oak Cliff T-Bone: Wichita Falls Blues - T-Bone Walker
22. Little Hat Jones: Kentucky Blues - Little Hat Jones
23. Gene Campbell: Doggone Mean Blues - Gene Campbell
24. Eddie & Oscar: Nok-Em-All - Eddie & Oscar
25. Walter Davis: Blue Ghost Blues - Walter Davis
Disc: 2
1. Mississippi Sheiks: Sales Tax - Mississippi Sheiks
2. Bo Carter: Backache Blues - Bo Carter
3. Joe Pullum: CWA Blues - Joe Pullum
4. Bernice Edwards: Butcher Shop Blues - Bernice Edwards
5. Dallas Jamboree Jug Band: Elm Street Woman Blues - Dallas Jamboree Jug Band
6. Black Boy Shine: Ice Pick And Pistol Woman Blues - Black Boy Shine
7. The Black Ace: Black Ace - Black Ace
8. Black Ivory King: The Flying Crow - Black Ivory King
9. Andrew Hogg: Kind-Hearted Blues - Andrew Hogg
10. Andy Boy: Evil Blues - Andy Boy
11. Robert Johnson: Traveling Riverside Blues - Robert Johnson
12. Buddy Woods: Don t Sell It (Don t Give It Away) - Buddy Woods
13. Smith Casey: East Texas Rag - Smith Casey
14. Lightnin Hopkins: Short Haired Woman - Lightnin' Hopkins
15. Roy Brown: Deep Sea Diver - Roy Brown
16. Charlie Bradix: Wee Wee Hours - Charlie Bradix
17. Little Willie Littlefield: Little Willie s Boogie - Little Willie Littlefield
18. Clarence Gatemouth Brown: My Time Is Expensive - Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown
19. Lester Williams: Wintertime Blues - Lester Williams
20. Manny Nichols: Throw A Little Boogie - Manny Nichols
21. Bea Johnson: No Letter Blues - Bea Johnson
22. Johnny Beck: You Gotta Lay Down Mama - Johnny Beck
23. Little T-Bone: Love s A Gamble - Little T-Bone
24. Lonnie Lyons: Down In The Groovy - Lonnie Lyons
25. Clarence Garlow: Bon Ton Roula - Clarence Garlow
Disc: 3
1. Joe Turner: Adam Bit The Apple - Joe Turner
2. Ernest Lewis: Rosa Lee - Ernest Lewis
3. Smokey Hogg: You Gotta Go - Smokey Hogg
4. Mr Honey: Who May Your Regular Be - Mr. Honey
5. Texas Alexander: Crossroads - Texas Alexander
6. Rocky Thompson: Bull Corn Blues - Rocky Thompson
7. Soldier Boy Houston: Dallas Be Bop Blues - Soldier Boy Houston
8. Peppermint Harris: Raining In My Heart - Peppermint Harris
9. Bettye Jean Washington: Who Oh Why (Did You Let Me Go) - Bettye Jean Washington
10. Willie Holiday: I ve Played This Town - Willie Holiday
11. Hubert Robinson: Got The Boogie Woogie Blues - Hurbet Robinson, Willie Johnson, his piano & orchestra
12. Joe Houston: Your Little Girl Is Gone - Joe Houston
13. Lil Son Jackson: Rockin And Rollin - Lil' Son Jackson
14. L.C. Williams: Don t Want No Woman - L.C. Williams
15. Alexander Moore: If I Lose You Woman - Alexander Moore
16. The Sugarman: She s Gone With The Wind - The Sugarman
17. Zuzu Bollin: Why Don t You Eat Where You Slept Last Night - Zuzu Bollin
18. Memphis Slim: Sittin And Thinkin - Memphis Slim
19. Jimmy McCracklin: She s Gone - Jimmy McCracklin
20. Lowell Fulson: Reconsider Baby - Lowell Fulson
21. Earl Gilliam: Wrong Doing Woman - Earl Gilliam
22. Clarence Samuels: Chicken Hearted Woman - Clarence Samuels
23. Lightnin Hopkins: Walkin The Streets - Lightnin' Hopkins
24. Frankie Lee Sims: What Will Lucy Do - Frankie Lee Sims
25. Mercy Baby: Mercy s Blues - Mercy Baby
26. Big Mama Thornton: Just Like A Dog (Barking Up The Wrong Tree) - Big Mama Thornton
