J.D. Short - (1930-33) Album

Tracklist

1	–James "Stump" Johnson	Don't Give My Lard Away
2	–"Spider" Carter	Don't Leave Me Blues
3	–Jelly Jaw Short	Snake Doctor Blues
4	–Jelly Jaw Short	Grand Daddy Blues
5	–Jaydee Short	Telephone Arguin' Blues
6	–Jelly Jaw Short	Barefoot Blues
7	–Jelly Jaw Short	Happy Days Blues
8	–R.T. Hanen	She's Got Jordan River In Her Hips
9	–"Spider" Carter	Dry Spell Blues
10	–Peetie Wheatshaw	Four O'Clock In The Morning
11	–Peetie Wheatshaw	Tennessee Peaches Blues
12	–Ell-Zee Floyd	Snow Bound And Blue
13	–Jaydee Short	Lonesome Swamp Rattlesnake
14	–Joe Stone	It's Hard Time
15	–Joe Stone	Back Door Blues
16	–Georgia Boyd	Never Mind Blues
17	–"Spider" Carter	Please Please Blues

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
WSE 115 CD	J.D. Short & Henry Brown	J.D. Short & Henry Brown - St. Louis Blues 1929 - 1933 ‎(CD, Comp, RE)	Wolf Records	WSE 115 CD	Austria	2017

Notes

Original recordings from the collections of Johnny Parth, Werner Benecke.

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