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Charlie Patton —
King Of The Delta Blues ... CD 
Yazoo, 1920s/
... CD
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Charley Patton —
Definitive Charley Patton (3CD set) ... CD Catfish (UK), Late 20s/
... CD
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Charley Patton —
Founder Of The Delta Blues 1929 to 1934 ... CD Yazoo, Late 20s/
... CD
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Charley Patton —
Spoonful Of Blues ... CD Paramount/
Legendary Paramount recordings from Charlie Patton – mostly recorded in Richmond, Indiana in 1929 – but easily some of the most important Mississippi blues of the time! The package features a wealth of seminal songs from the June, 1929 session that really helped launch the Patton legacy – tracks that are arguably as important to the development of blues as the work of Robert Johnson, and which quite possibly circulated even more at the time. Patton's got a slightly folksy approach, and a sense of darkness that really makes most of these numbers very riveting, even all these many decades later – an acoustic brilliance that's had folks coming back to his music time and time again over the years.. CD features 20 titles in all – and tracks include "Screamin & Hollerin The Blues", "Pea Vine Blues", "Hammer Blues", "Dry Well Blues", "Poor Me", "Hang It On The Wall", "Down The Dirt Road Blues", "Mississippi Boweavil Blues", and "Tom Rushen Blues". CD
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Chuck Willis & others —
From The Bottom Of My Heart – My Life, My Story, My Songs 1951 to 1961 ... CD Jasmine (UK), 1950s/
Includes a disc of songs from Chuck Willis and a disc of songs written by him from Lula Reed, Ruth Brown, The Cardinals, The Admirals, LaVern Baker & The Gliders, The Five Keys, Patti Page, Eydie Gorme & Steve Lawrence, The Clovers, Buddy Holly & The Crickets, Ernest Tubb, and more. (Soul, Blues) CD
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Various —
American Primitive Vol 1 – Raw Pre War Gospel 1926 to 1936 ... CD Revenant, Late 20s/
Includes 26 tracks from Jaybird Coleman, Charley Patton, Blind Willie Davis, Elder Otis Jones, Blind Roosevelt Graves, William and Versey Smith, Bo Weavil Jackson, and more. CD
(Out of print, case has some light wear.)
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Earl Hooker —
Funk – The Last Of The Great Earl Hooker ... LP 
Blues On Blues, 1972. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Solid electric blues from the great Earl Hooker – a great guitarist who played this weird double-neck electric, making for lots of weird sounds and wobbly bits on the record! There's not as much funk as we know it on the set, but the whole thing's got the down and dirty feel of other sides on the Blues On Blues label – rootsy and indie, and a good indication that the Chicago scene still had some quality to it in the 70s. Titles include "Ball Game On A Rainy Day", "Wa Wa Blues (parts 1 & 2)", "Soul Cookin", and "Hooker Cooker". LP, Vinyl record album
(Original stereo pressing with note pattern labels. Cover has light wear and aging.)
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Various —
Warming By The Devil's Fire ... CD Columbia/
Soundtrack to the PBS documentary by Charles Burnett – includes music by Robert Johnson, Ma Rainey, Elmore James, Charley Patton, Stephen James Taylor, Bessie Smith, Memphis Jug Band, and John Lee Hooker. CD
(Out of print.)
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Various —
Meaning Of The Blues (4 CD set) ... CD JSP (UK), 1920s/
Features: Lonnie Johnson, Blind Willie McTell, Charley Patton, Mississippi John Hurt, Bumble Bee Slim and many others! 103 tracks across 4 discs. CD
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Various —
Paramount Masters (4CD set) ... CD JSP (UK), Late 20s/
Music from Bobby Grant, Lottie Beaman, Bo Weevil Jackson, Charley Patton, John Byrd, Charlie Spand, Freddie Brown, Robert Peeples, Mary Johnson, Piano Kid Edwards and more. CD
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