Vol. 2-Early American Women Bl (1997) ( )

Product Summary Label: Yazoo UPC: 00016351202727 Release Date: 5/20/1997 Buy.com Sku: 60044182 Item#: M2PCH6 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Dirty T.B. Blues - Victoria Spivey ~ Various Artists 2. Strugglin' Woman's Blues - Clara Smith ~ Various Artists 3. Everybody Does It Now - Martha Copeland ~ Various Artists 4. Pay Roll Blues - Lucille Bogan ~ Various Artists 5. Forget Me Not Blues - Sara Martin ~ Various Artists 6. Section Hand Blues - Sippie Wallace ~ Various Artists 7. Good Chib Blues - Edith Johnson ~ Various Artists 8. Traveling Blues - Ma Rainey ~ Various Artists 9. Do Dirty Blues - Bertha "Chippie" Hill ~ Various Artists 10. I Helped You, Sick Man, When You Were Down And Out - Katherine Baker ~ Various Artists 11. He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down - Sara Martin ~ Various Artists 12. Blood Hound Blues - Victoria Spivey ~ Various Artists 13. Dead Drunk Blues - Margaret Johnson ~ Various Artists 14. Parlor Social De Luxe - Sippie Wallace ~ Various Artists 15. Bye Bye Baby - Hattie Burleson ~ Various Artists 16. Winter Blues - Madlyn Davis ~ Various Artists 17. My Own Man Blues - Ivy Smith ~ Various Artists 18. Jim Nappy - Hattie Burleson ~ Various Artists 19. How Long - Alberta Brown ~ Various Artists 20. Trouble In Mind - Bertha "Chippie" Hill ~ Various Artists 21. Walking Blues - Ma Rainey ~ Various Artists 22. Mistreating Man Blues - Sara Martin ~ Various Artists 23. Trouble Everywhere I Roam - Sippie Wallace ~ Various Artists   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info Full title: I Can't Be Satisfied: Early American Women Blues Singers, Vol. 2. Performers include: Ma Rainey, Sara Martin, Sippie Wallace, Lottie Kimbrough, Mae Glover.   Technical Info Release Date : 03/18/1997 Original Release Date : 1997 Catalog ID : 2027 Label : Yazoo Number of Discs : 1 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Mixed SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00016351202727   Professional Reviews Musician (10/97, p.89) - "...these songs have a vitality in the lyrics, an urge to say something, that has disappeared almost completely in modern blues, where the emphasis has shifted so much to instrumental prowess..."    Product Image