Jesse Fuller CD: Move On Down The Line

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He was one of the great blues troubadours, a fine singer and 12-string guitarist best-known for... more

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Jesse Fuller: Move On Down The Line

He was one of the great blues troubadours, a fine singer and 12-string guitarist best-known for his anthem, 'San Francisco Bay Blues' (the original 1954 version is included here!). He performed as a one-man-band with his fotdella (foot-operated bass), harmonica, guitar, and kazoo. Impressive. - Digipak.

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Interpret: Jesse Fuller
Album titlle: Move On Down The Line
Genre Blues
Label FLEDG'LING
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5020393307420
weight in Kg 0.1

Fuller, Jesse - Move On Down The Line CD 1
01	Move on down the line	Jesse Fuller
02	Stealing	Jesse Fuller
03	Ninety nine years and one dark day	Jesse Fuller
04	Animal fair	Jesse Fuller
05	Sleeping in the midnight cold	Jesse Fuller
06	Stackolee	Jesse Fuller
07	John henry	Jesse Fuller
08	Railroad worksong	Jesse Fuller
09	Lining up the track	Jesse Fuller
10	Hanging 'round a skin game	Jesse Fuller
11	Railroad blues	Jesse Fuller
12	San Francisco bay blues	Jesse Fuller

Jesse Fuller Jesse Fuller was born in Jonesboro, Georgia, in 1896, into the generation... more

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"Jesse Fuller"

Jesse Fuller

Jesse Fuller was born in Jonesboro, Georgia, in 1896, into the generation of itinerant blues songsters whose era his style still evokes. His metier is the one-man-band. He plays 12-string guitar, harmonica, kazoo, hi-hat and fotdella (an instrument of his own devising, a sort of pedal-operated string bass).

To this he adapted a repertoire of blues, good-time songs and spirituals, which made him, especially in the early days of blues appreciation, popular as a club and folk-festival act. 'San Francisco Bay Blues' was much copied in the early Sixties, but after its vogue little attention was paid to its creator, and he has been out of the public eye for virtually a decade.

His several albums for Good Time Jazz are representative.

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