Various – Going Back On The Farm (Blues In Chicago 1940-1942) (LP, Comp, Mono, RM) (Very Good Plus (VG+))

Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Location: WAREHOUSE BLUES 2

Cover has some shelf wear/creasing, disc has some faint signs of play with the odd surface mark and is VG++/EX.

Notes:

Cover photograph: Negro tenant farm, Pittsboro, North Carolina, 1939.

Track A1 recorded Wednesday 30 April 1941.
Track A2 recorded Tuesday 4 June 1940.
Track A3 recorded Friday 26 January 1940.
Track A4 recorded Wednesday 21 January 1942.
Track A5 recorded Wednesday 30 July 1941.
Track A6 recorded Thursday 7 November 1940.
Track A7 recorded Wednesday 12 June 1940.
Track A8 recorded Wednesday 23 July 1941.

Track B1 recorded Thursday 11 December 1941.
Track B2 recorded Tuesday 4 June 1940.
Track B3 recorded Friday 15 November 1940.
Track B4 recorded Wednesday 28 May 1941.
Track B5 recorded Friday 30 January 1942.
Track B6 recorded Thursday 11 September 1941.
Track B7 recorded Tuesday 6 August 1940.
Track B8 recorded Tuesday 10 February 1942.

Made in England.

A1. Roosevelt Sykes, The Honey Dripper – Let The Black Have His Way
A2. Baby Doo, Leonard Caston (2) – I’m Gonna Walk Your Log
A3. Big Bill Broonzy – Jivin’ Mr. Fuller Blues
A4. Lil Green – 99 Blues
A5. Willie “61” Blackwell – Machine Gun Blues
A6. The Florida Kid, Ernest Blunt – I’m Going Back On The Farm
A7. Bill Gaither – Life Of Leroy Carr
A8. Big Joe & His Rhythm – What Will I Do
B1. Yank Rachell – Katy Lee Blues
B2. Gene Gilmore – She Got Something There
B3. The Five Breezes – My Buddy Blues
B4. Frank Edwards – Three Women Blues
B5. Peetie Wheatstraw’s Buddy – Sleeping By Myself
B6. Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup – Kind Lover Blues
B7. Peter Chatman & His Washboard Band – The Jive Blues
B8. Washboard Sam And His Washboard Band – Good Old Cabbage Greens

Rights Society M.C.P.S.

Record Company Interstate Music Ltd.

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