Louisiana Red When My Mama Was Living

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(1970s) (66:37/16) 1-4, 6, 10, 12, 14-16: first release, 5, 7-9, 13: alternate... more

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Louisiana Red: When My Mama Was Living

(1970s) (66:37/16) 1-4, 6, 10, 12, 14-16: first release, 5, 7-9, 13: alternate masters / first release, 11: first CD release.

Article properties: Louisiana Red: When My Mama Was Living

Interpret: Louisiana Red
Album titlle: When My Mama Was Living
Genre Blues
Label LABOR
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0790987708524
weight in Kg 0.1

Louisiana Red - When My Mama Was Living CD 1
01	Walk All Over Georgia	Louisiana Red
02	King Bee	Louisiana Red
03	When My Mama Was Living	Louisiana Red
04	Caught Your Man And Gone	Louisiana Red
05	Bad Case Of the Blues	Louisiana Red
06	Little Suzie Jane	Louisiana Red
07	Got A Girl With A Dog Won't Bark	Louisiana Red
08	Cold White Sheet	Louisiana Red
09	Going Down To Georgia	Louisiana Red
10	You Got To Move	Louisiana Red
11	Going Home	Louisiana Red
12	I'll Be Glad When You Are Dead You Rascal You	Louisiana Red
13	Cold, Cold Feeling	Louisiana Red
14	John Henry	Louisiana Red
15	Stole From Me	Louisiana Red
16	Joanne	Louisiana Red

Louisiana Red (born Iverson Minter, March 23, 1936, Vicksburg, Miss.) A journeyman Mississippi... more

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"Louisiana Red"

Louisiana Red
(born Iverson Minter, March 23, 1936, Vicksburg, Miss.) A journeyman Mississippi Delta blues guitarist and singer, Louisiana Red built his performing and recording style from a variety of sources, including JIMMY REED, MUDDY WATERS, and LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS.

Born in Mississippi, Red's early life was not an easy one; his mother died shortly after giving birth and his father was reputedly lynched by the Ku Klux Klan. Red taught himself how to play harmonica and guitar. After migrating to Pittsburgh around 1945, where he played on street corners for spare change, Red moved to Chicago in 1949 and recorded briefly for the Checker (Chess) label. Despite his inroads into the Chicago blues scene, Red spent most of the 1950s in the air force.

Upon his discharge in 1958, Red bounced from gig to gig. He recorded his debut album, Lowdown Back Porch Blues, in the early '60s for the RouletteNogue label. Throughout the '60s, uncertainty over his career led Red to work as much outside of music as he did as a blues performer. In 1971 he recorded the album Louisiana Red Sings the Blues for Atlantic Records subsidiary Atco, but the album failed to sell and Red was dropped from the label's roster. In the years since, Red has performed in small blues bars and at occasional festivals and has recorded for labels such as L+R. He lives in Europe, where he continues to record and perform

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