J.D. Short - J.D. Short and Son House: Blues from the Mississippi Delta (1963)

This album is an early endeavor at celebrating the Delta blues as a genre, history, and chronicle of Black experience in the American south. Side A focuses on singer, guitarist, and harmonica player J.D. Short, featuring recordings made by blues historian, album producer and liner notes author Samuel B. Charters. Side B is a portrait of blues singer and guitarist Son House. In addition to chronicling their music, the collection also includes each artist's voice: J. D. Short, who died shortly after this recording was made, contributes his memories about Charlie Patton, and Son House presents a description of "the key of minor."

Tracklist:
1-1 J.D. Short - So Much Wine [4:14]
1-2 J.D. Short - Train, Bring My Baby Back [3:50]
1-3 J.D. Short - You Been Cheating Me [3:00]
1-4 J.D. Short - Charlie Patton [1:15]
1-5 J.D. Short - Fighting For Dear Old Uncle Sam [5:23]
1-6 Son House - My Black Woman [3:01]
1-7 Son House - Sun Goin'Down [5:01]
1-8 Son House - I Ain't Goin' To Cry No More [2:58]
1-9 Son House - The Key of Minor [1:33]
1-10 Son House - This War Will Last You For Years [2:55]
1-11 Son House - Was I Right or Wrong? [1:50]
1-12 Son House - County Farm Blues [2:17]