Snooks Eaglin - The First Decade 1953-62 [Used Very Good CD]

Description: Snooks Eaglin - The First Decade 1953-62 [Used Very Good CD] Artist: Snooks Eaglin Title: The First Decade 1953-62 Condition: Used Very Good Format: CD Release Date: 2022 Label: Acrobat UPC: 824046345228 Genre: Blues Album TracksDISC 1:1. Jesus Will Fix It for You2. Travelling on3. This Mean Old World4. Six Thousand Miles from Nowhere [= One Room Country Shack]5. Possum Up a Simmon Tree6. That's Alright7. Veal Chop and Pork Chop8. I Ain't Gonna Study War No More (Down By the Riverside)9. The Model T and the Train10. Jack O'Diamonds11. Death Valley Blues12. This Train13. Bottle Up and Go14. Mardi Gras Mambo15. Rock Me Momma16. John Henry17. Locomotive Train18. I Had a Little Woman19. Mamma, Don't You Tear My Clothes20. Walkin' Blues21. Give Me the Good Old Box-Car22. Every Day23. I Had My Fun24. Blue Shadows BluesDISC 2:1. She's a Black Rat2. Who's Been Foolin' You?3. I Must See Jesus4. Fly Right, Baby5. That's All Right6. Who Can Your Good Man Be7. Don't You Lie to Me8. Yours Truly9. Nobody Knows10. That Certain Door11. By the Water12. If I Could13. Guess Who14. My Head Is Spinnin'15. Travelin' Mood16. Goin' to the River17. I'm Slippin' in18. Nothing Sweet As You19. Don't Slam That Door20. People Are Talking21. Reality22. Long Gone23. Willy Lee24. Mailman Passed25. I'm a Country Boy26. I Got a Woman27. Alberta28. One More Drink Snooks Eaglin was a blind blues singer and guitarist from New Orleans who played a highly accessible brand of blues, sometimes ranging into folk or rock 'n' roll styles, often re-working other artists' songs, earning himself the nickname of "The Human Jukebox" with his wide and varied repertoire in 'live' performances. He was active for around half a century, but this great-value 52-track 2-CD set focuses on the first decade or so of his extensive recording career. It comprises early recordings as Blind Guitar Ferd for the Wonder label, plus most of the titles from his albums as Snooks Eaglin "Possum Up A Simmon Tree" on Folk-Lyric, "Message From New Orleans" on Heritage, and "That's All Right" on Bluesville, plus his A & B sides from these years on Imperial on which he was known as Ford Eaglin, and on which he strays very much into the pop arena. It features versions of classic songs plus equally classic recordings associated with him, including "Mean Old World", "Bottle Up And Go", "Down By The Riverside", "That's Alright", "Country Boy", "Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes", "Yours Truly", "Travellin' Mood" and many more. He was an artist who played the blues primarily to entertain people, and this very much comes across in these selections of his early recordings.© DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Price: 13.58 USD

Location: Shepherdsville, Kentucky

End Time: 2024-02-29T11:45:40.000Z

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