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Sleepy John Estes - The Blues Of Sleepy John Estes Volume Two 1938-1940 - LP, Comp, Mono, RE - Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleepy John Estes - The Blues Of Sleepy John Estes Volume Two 1938-1940 - LP, Comp, Mono, RE - Near Mint (NM or M-)
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Format: LP, Comp, Mono, RE
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Country: Australia
Record Label: Swaggie Records
Catalog No: S1220
Released:
Genre: Blues
Style: Country Blues
Tracklist:
A1. Easin' Back To Tennessee
A2. Fire Department Blues
A3. Clean It Up Home
A4. New Someday Blues
A5. Brownsville Blues
A6. Special Agent Blues
A7. Everybody Ought To Make A Change
B1. Mailman Blues
B2. Time Is Drawing Near
B3. Mary Come On Home
B4. Jailhouse Blues
B5. Tell Me How About It
B6. I Don't Feel Welcome Here
B7. Liquor Store Blues
Comments:
Warehouse find. Unplayed copy in mint condition with no wear to sleeve. Supplied with high-quality sleeve protector.
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Notes:
Recorded New York, 27 April 1938 (A1 to A7, B7), 4 June 1940 (B1 to B6) Back cover: A Swaggie Records Reissue Cover notes: Bill Haesler (1967) Hammie Nixon is credited as the harmonica player on this LP; "Blues & gospel records 1890-1943" (Oxford University Press, 1997) has Robert Lee McCoy, who also is shown as replacing Estes on guitar on B1 to B3Data provided by Discogs
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