Charley Patton - Complete Remastered Sessions (2009)

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Title: Complete Remastered Sessions
Year Of Release: 2009
Label: Master Classics Records
Genre: Blues
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 02:55:45
Total Size: 482 mb
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Tracklist:

CD1

1. Charley Patton - Oh Death
2. Charley Patton - Moon Going Down
3. Charley Patton - Tom Rushen Blues
4. Charley Patton - Jesue Is A Dying-Bed Maker
5. Charley Patton - A Spoonful Blues
6. Charley Patton - 34 Blues
7. Charley Patton - Love My Stuff
8. Charley Patton - Some Summer Day Part One
9. Charley Patton - I Shall Not Be Moved
10. Charley Patton - Green River Blues
11. Charley Patton - Some Happy Days
12. Charley Patton - Circle Round The Moon
13. Charley Patton - Poor Me
14. Charley Patton - Rattlesnake Blues
15. Charley Patton - Some These Days I'll Be Gone
16. Charley Patton - Troubled 'Bout My Mother
17. Charley Patton - Prayer Of Death, Pt. 1
18. Charley Patton - Jersey Bull Blues
19. Charley Patton - Tell Me Man Blues
20. Charley Patton - Bird Nest Bound
21. Charley Patton - I'm Goin' Home
22. Charley Patton - Be True, Be True Blues
23. Charley Patton - Banty Rooster Blues
24. Charley Patton - When Your Way Gets Dark
25. Charley Patton - Magnolia Blues
26. Charley Patton - Yellow Bee
27. Charley Patton - Jim Lee Blues Part One
28. Charley Patton - You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die
29. Charley Patton - Frankie & Albert

CD2

1. Charley Patton - Elder Greene Blues
2. Charley Patton - Pony Blues
3. Charley Patton - Mississippi Boweavil Blues
4. Charley Patton - Jim Lee Blues Part Two
5. Charley Patton - Screamin' & Hollerin' The Blues
6. Charley Patton - Come Back Corrina
7. Charley Patton - Hang It On The Wall
8. Charley Patton - Running Wild Blues
9. Charley Patton - Mind Reader Blues
10. Charley Patton - Farrell Blues
11. Charley Patton - Revenue Man Blues
12. Charley Patton - Mean Black Cat Blues
13. Charley Patton - Shake It & Break It (But Don't Let It Fall, Mama)
14. Charley Patton - Lord I'm Discouraged
15. Charley Patton - It Won't Be Long
16. Charley Patton - Pea Vine Blues
17. Charley Patton - Down The Dirt Road Blues
18. Charley Patton - High Sheriff Blues
19. Charley Patton - Hammer Blues
20. Charley Patton - Joe Kirby
21. Charley Patton - High Water Everywhere Part One
22. Charley Patton - Mean Black Moan
23. Charley Patton - Going To Move To Alabama
24. Charley Patton - Dry Well Blues
25. Charley Patton - Heart Like Railroad Steel
26. Charley Patton - Prayer Of Death, Pt. 2
27. Charley Patton - High Water Everywhere Part Two
28. Charley Patton - Stone Pony Blues
29. Charley Patton - Devil Sent The Rain Blues

If the Delta country blues has a convenient source point, it would probably be Charley Patton, its first great star. His hoarse, impassioned singing style, fluid guitar playing, and unrelenting beat made him the original king of the Delta blues. Much more than your average itinerant musician, Patton was an acknowledged celebrity and a seminal influence on musicians throughout the Delta. Rather than bumming his way from town to town, Patton would be called up to play at plantation dances, juke joints, and the like. He'd pack them in like sardines everywhere he went, and the emotional sway he held over his audiences caused him to be tossed off of more than one plantation by the ownership, simply because workers would leave crops unattended to listen to him play any time he picked up a guitar. He epitomized the image of a '20s "sport" blues singer: rakish, raffish, easy to provoke, capable of downing massive quantities of food and liquor, a woman on each arm, with a flashy, expensive-looking guitar fitted with a strap and kept in a traveling case by his side, only to be opened up when there was money or good times involved. His records especially his first and biggest hit, "Pony Blues" could be heard on phonographs throughout the South. Although he was certainly not the first Delta bluesman to record, he quickly became one of the genre's most popular. By late-'20s Mississippi plantation standards, Charley Patton was a star, a genuine celebrity.


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