Joseph Spence Encore - Unheard Recordings Of Bahamian Guitar And Singing (CD)

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(Smithsonian) 13 tracks, digipack, booklet 31-pages. Encore is a new album produced from... more

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Joseph Spence: Encore - Unheard Recordings Of Bahamian Guitar And Singing (CD)

(Smithsonian) 13 tracks, digipack, booklet 31-pages.

Encore is a new album produced from previously unheard archival recordings by legendary Bahamian guitarist Joseph Spence, made in 1965 at the height of his career.

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Interpret: Joseph Spence
Album titlle: Encore - Unheard Recordings Of Bahamian Guitar And Singing (CD)
Genre Blues
Artikelart CD
Label Smithsonian Folkways Records
EAN: 0093074024225
weight in Kg 0.12

Spence, Joseph - Encore - Unheard Recordings Of Bahamian Guitar And Singing (CD) CD 1
01	Won't That Be A Happy Time?	Joseph Spence
02	Out On The Rolling Sea	Joseph Spence
03	Down By The Riverside	Joseph Spence
04	Bimini Gal	Joseph Spence
05	The Crow	Joseph Spence
06	In Times Like This	Joseph Spence
07	Death And The Woman	Joseph Spence
08	Give Me That Old Time Religion	Joseph Spence
09	Run Come See Jerusalem	Joseph Spence
10	Brown Skin Girl	Joseph Spence
11	The Glory Of Love	Joseph Spence
12	Great God What Do I See And Hear?	Joseph Spence
13	That Glad Reunion Day	Joseph Spence