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Recordings from this period are perhaps best characterised by these immortal lines, sung in Blind Thomas Blues
(part 1), to the tune of Poor Boy:
"Here comes Paul Tillich,
he's got the blues Here comes Jean-Paul Sartre, he's got the blues too." |
Notes on the Songs |
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Fonotone Records, Frederick, Md..
(DDD 1- 3) | |
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Takoma Park Pool Hall Blues
The Transcendental Waterfall [1157] ![]() Buck Dancer's Choice Barbara Namkin Blues [1182*] ![]() St. Louis Blues On Doing An Evil Deed Blues [1184*] ![]() In Christ There is no East or West Stak o' Lee Blues [1185] ![]() If You Haven't Any Hay CC Rider [not issued] ![]() Mississippi Boweavil Blues Green River Blues [1199] ![]() Over the Hill Blues Labbas Rag [6707*] ![]() Pat Sullivan Blues Chris's Rag [6708*] ![]()
As Blind Thomas:
Blind Blues
Mississippi Swampers (DDD 15)
Some Summer Day No.2 ![]() |
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