JACKSON, John CD: Rappahannock Blues

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He passed away in 2002, and he was the most important black Appalachian musician who came to...more

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JACKSON, John: Rappahannock Blues

He passed away in 2002, and he was the most important black Appalachian musician who came to public attention during the mid-sixties. This album shows him 'live' in concert. Usually great recording quality plus in-depth info in the 32-page booklet. A beautiful album. JOHN JACKSON - acoustic gtr/voc.

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Interpret: JACKSON, John
Album titlle: Rappahannock Blues
Genre Blues
Label SMITHONIAN FOLKWAYS
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0093074018125
weight in Kg 0.1

Jackson, John - Rappahannock Blues CD 1
01	Rocks And Gravel	JACKSON, John
02	Too Tight Rag	JACKSON, John
03	Candy Man	JACKSON, John
04	Truckin' Little Baby	JACKSON, John
05	Railroad Bill	JACKSON, John
06	Nobody's Business (If I Do)	JACKSON, John
07	Don't You Want To Go Up There	JACKSON, John
08	The Year Clayton Delaney Died	JACKSON, John
09	John Jackson's Breakdown	JACKSON, John
10	Red River Blues	JACKSON, John
11	Brown's Ferry Blues	JACKSON, John
12	Cindy	JACKSON, John
13	You Ain't No Woman	JACKSON, John
14	John Henry	JACKSON, John
15	Diddy Wah Diddy	JACKSON, John
16	Just A Closer Walk With Thee	JACKSON, John
17	Frankie And Johnny	JACKSON, John
18	Don't Let Your Deal Go Down	JACKSON, John
19	Step It Up And Go	JACKSON, John
20	West Coast Rag	JACKSON, John

John Jackson John Jackson (1924-2002) was a disciple of the Piedmont school of country blues... more

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"JACKSON, John"

John Jackson

John Jackson (1924-2002) was a disciple of the Piedmont school of country blues guitar playing, which was typified by crisp finger picking and solid bass runs. Born in Woodville, Virginia, in Rappahannock County, Jackson taught himself guitar by listening to 78 rpm records, including not only blues sides by Blind Lemon Jefferson and Robert Johnson, but also white performers like Vernon Dalhart, the Carter Family, and Jimmie Rodgers. Jackson often cited influences such as Mississippi John Hurt, Mance Lipscomb, and Son House in his playing.

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