Mississippi John Hurt Mr. Hurt Goes To Washington (2-CD)

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(Sunset Blvd.) 40 tracks, digisleeve. The Best of the Washington D. C. Sessions In July 1963,... more

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Mississippi John Hurt: Mr. Hurt Goes To Washington (2-CD)

(Sunset Blvd.) 40 tracks, digisleeve.

The Best of the Washington D. C. Sessions In July 1963, the Library of Congress was able to get Mississippi John Hurt to come to Coolidge Auditorium in DC and record dozens of songs as a culmination of his legacy.

Mississippi John Hurt sang with a warmth and thoughtful quality that made him sound like no other blues singer in the world, and these Library of Congress Recordings beautifully showcase his gospel-influenced style.

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Interpret: Mississippi John Hurt
Album titlle: Mr. Hurt Goes To Washington (2-CD)
Genre Blues
Artikelart CD
Label Sunset Blvd.
EAN: 0708535791829
weight in Kg 0.2

Hurt, Mississippi John - Mr. Hurt Goes To Washington (2-CD) CD 1
01	Candy man	Mississippi John Hurt
02	Avalon blues	Mississippi John Hurt
03	Frankie and Albert	Mississippi John Hurt
04	Richland women blues	Mississippi John Hurt
05	Stack o' Lee	Mississippi John Hurt
06	Louis Collins	Mississippi John Hurt
07	Monday morning blues	Mississippi John Hurt
08	Nobody's dirty business	Mississippi John Hurt
09	Slidin' delta	Mississippi John Hurt
10	Got the blues can't be satisfied	Mississippi John Hurt
11	My creole belle	Mississippi John Hurt
12	Spike driver blues	Mississippi John Hurt
13	Coffee blues	Mississippi John Hurt
14	Let the mermaids flirt with me	Mississippi John Hurt
15	Talkin' Casey Jones	Mississippi John Hurt
16	Funky butt	Mississippi John Hurt
17	Joe turner	Mississippi John Hurt
18	I'm satisfied	Mississippi John Hurt
19	Blessed be the name	Mississippi John Hurt
20	Camp meeting on the old camp ground	Mississippi John Hurt

Hurt, Mississippi John - Mr. Hurt Goes To Washington (2-CD) CD 2
01	Trouble i've had all my day	Mississippi John Hurt
02	Pera lee	Mississippi John Hurt
03	Pay day	Mississippi John Hurt
04	Corrina, Corrina	Mississippi John Hurt
05	Hey baby right away	Mississippi John Hurt
06	Pallet on the floor	Mississippi John Hurt
07	Waiting for a train	Mississippi John Hurt
08	Oh Mary don't you weep	Mississippi John Hurt
09	Weeping and wailing	Mississippi John Hurt
10	Keep on knocking	Mississippi John Hurt
11	If you don't want me	Mississippi John Hurt
12	Salty dog	Mississippi John Hurt
13	Walking the floor over you	Mississippi John Hurt
14	Cow hooking blues	Mississippi John Hurt
15	Four o'clock blues	Mississippi John Hurt
16	See see rider	Mississippi John Hurt
17	Poor boy a long way from home	Mississippi John Hurt
18	Good morning miss carrie	Mississippi John Hurt
19	I got mine	Mississippi John Hurt
20	Hot time in the old town tonight	Mississippi John Hurt

Mississippi John Hurt Mississippi John Hurt, (born July 3, 1893, Teoc, Miss.; died November 2,... more

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"Mississippi John Hurt"

Mississippi John Hurt

Mississippi John Hurt, (born July 3, 1893, Teoc, Miss.; died November 2, 1966, Grenada, Miss.) Mississippi John Hurt was a songster whose repertoire included a caressing, gentle version of the blues, handed-down folk songs, light rags, and ballads. Apart from a brief recording career in the late 1920s, Hurt lived nearly all of his life in obscurity until being rediscovered by folk fan Tom Hoskins in 1963. During the three years before his death in 1966, Hurt performed his soft-spoken, finger-picked blues and folk tunes at college coffeehouses and numerous festivals, in-cluding the Newport Folk Festival (1963 to 1965).

A favorite with the early-'60s folk crowd, who were touched by his untroubled voice and equally tranquil guitar picking, Hurt also appeared on national television, performed in the blues docu-mentary This Hour Has Seven Days, and recorded three albums for Vanguard Records. Hurt was raised in Mississippi, where he taught himself how to play guitar. He worked as a farmhand and often performed at local dances and socials. Hurt was discovered by an Okeh Records talent scout in 1928 and sent to Memphis and New York where he recorded thirteen sides, only seven of which were ever released. Hurt returned to Mississippi where he continued to do farm work and occasional performances in the Avalon area until age seventy-one, when Hoskins found him. Hurt was a major influence on the many folk artists who came of age in the early 1960s.

Everyone from Bob Dylan down has paid tribute to Hurt's inventive finger-picking technique and his humble brand of blues.

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