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(1956-64 'Excello') (60:56/24) Cornelius Green alias Lonesome Sundown war einer der... more

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Lonesome Sundown: I'm A Mojo Man

(1956-64 'Excello') (60:56/24) Cornelius Green alias Lonesome Sundown war einer der ungewöhnlichsten Künstler, die für 'Excello' produziert wurden. Er konnte alles spielen, von Lowdown Blues bis Pop. Seine Bluestitel leben von einer inneren Spannung und sind beste Beispiele für den erfolgreichen Blues aus Louisiana jener Tage / this guy was one of the most unsual and unique recording artists that entered Jay Miller's studios in Crowley, La. He could play anything from lowdown blues to pop; his music is hearftfelt, intense and passionate. Great compilation!

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Interpret: Lonesome Sundown
Album titlle: I'm A Mojo Man
Genre Blues
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667155625
weight in Kg 0.107

Lonesome Sundown - I'm A Mojo Man CD 1
01	Gonna Stick To You Baby	Lonesome Sundown
02	I'm A Mojo Man	Lonesome Sundown
03	I Stood By	Lonesome Sundown
04	Don't Go	Lonesome Sundown
05	Lonely Lonely Me	Lonesome Sundown
06	You Know I Love You	Lonesome Sundown
07	Learn To Treat Me Better	Lonesome Sundown
08	Lonesome Lonely Blues	Lonesome Sundown
09	I'm Glad She's Mine	Lonesome Sundown
10	Sundown Blues	Lonesome Sundown
11	My Home Ain't Here	Lonesome Sundown
12	What You Wanna Do It For	Lonesome Sundown
13	I Woke Up Cryin' (Oh What A Dream)	Lonesome Sundown
14	When I Had I Didn't Need (Now I Need, ...)	Lonesome Sundown
15	I'm A Samplin' Man	Lonesome Sundown
16	Hoo Doo Woman Blues	Lonesome Sundown
17	I'm A Young Man	Lonesome Sundown
18	It's Easy When You Know How	Lonesome Sundown
19	I Got A Broken Heart	Lonesome Sundown
20	Don't Say A Word	Lonesome Sundown
21	Lost Without Love	Lonesome Sundown
22	Leave My Money Alone	Lonesome Sundown
23	My Home Is A Prison	Lonesome Sundown
24	Lonesome Whistler	Lonesome Sundown

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Lonesome Sundown

Another man given a memorable recording name by Jay Miller was Cornelius Green, a guitarist and singer Miller much admired for his adaptability. Green was born twenty-five miles southeast of Baton Rouge in Donaldsonville in 1928, and said he was self-taught on the piano before he moved to New Orleans in 1948 and started to learn guitar. By 1952, he said, "I could play guitar pretty good by then," and he briefly joined and recorded with the hot zydeco band of Clifton Chenier before settling in Opelousas in 1955. He stayed there for many years but was not unknown in the clubs of Baton Rouge, sharing band members with artists based there. He made a trip to meet Jay Miller and commenced recording for EXCELLO in a range of bluesy styles. Sundown's wife was a religious woman who didn't enjoy his musical life, prompt- ing Miller to write Sundown a song, My Home Is A Prison. Sundown confirmed: "Jay Miller wrote the song at the session. He...

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