Blues Live ’82 American Folk Blues Festival Audio CD Release Date: September 26, 1991
The American Folk Blues Festival was a music festival that explored Europe as a yearly event for several years starting in 1962. It presented audiences in Europe, including the UK, to leading blues entertainers of the day such as Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker and Sonny Kid Williamson, the majority of whom had never ever previously performed outside the US. The trips drew in significant media coverage, including TV shows, and contributed to the development of the audience for blues music in Europe. From Wikipedia
Track List:
1. Beefsteak Blues – James “Son” Thomas
2. Catfish Blues – James “Son” Thomas
3. Announcement – John Cephas
4. How Long Blues – Archie Edwards
5. That Will not Do – Archie Edwards
6. Take Me Back Infant – Archie Edwards
7. Huge Manager Man – Bowling Green John Cephas & Harmonica Phil Wiggins
8. Burn Your Bridges – Bowling Green John Cephas & Harmonica Phil Wiggins
9. Detroit Michigan – Lurrie Bell & Billy Branch
10. Homage To Huge Walter – Carey Bell, Billy Branch & Phil Wiggins
11. Running And Hiding – Bowling Green John Cephas & Harmonica Phil Wiggins
12. Great Morning Little Schoolgirl – James “Kid” Thomas
13. Stormy Monday Blues – James “Kid” Thomas
14. Goin’ On Main Street – Carey Bell
15. Blues Harp Blues By 3 – Carey Bell, Billy Branch & Phil Wiggins
16. That Dirty Black Rat – Margie Evans
17. In some cases I’ll Be Gone – Margie Evans
18. Bye Bye Baby – Margie Evans
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Under Area 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is produced “reasonable usage” for purposes suchrein belong to their respective copyright holders, I do not claim ownership over any as criticism, remark, news reporting, mentor, scholarship, and research. Fair usage is an use allowed by copyright statute that may otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, instructional or individual use pointers the balance in favor of fair usage. All copyrighted materials included hereof these products. I understand no revenue, monetary or otherwise, from the exhibition of this video.
The American Folk Blues Festival was a music festival that explored Europe as a yearly event for several years starting in 1962. It presented audiences in Europe, including the UK, to leading blues entertainers of the day such as Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker and Sonny Kid Williamson, the majority of whom had never ever previously performed outside the US. The trips drew in significant media coverage, including TV shows, and contributed to the development of the audience for blues music in Europe. From Wikipedia
Track List:
1. Beefsteak Blues – James “Son” Thomas
2. Catfish Blues – James “Son” Thomas
3. Announcement – John Cephas
4. How Long Blues – Archie Edwards
5. That Will not Do – Archie Edwards
6. Take Me Back Infant – Archie Edwards
7. Huge Manager Man – Bowling Green John Cephas & Harmonica Phil Wiggins
8. Burn Your Bridges – Bowling Green John Cephas & Harmonica Phil Wiggins
9. Detroit Michigan – Lurrie Bell & Billy Branch
10. Homage To Huge Walter – Carey Bell, Billy Branch & Phil Wiggins
11. Running And Hiding – Bowling Green John Cephas & Harmonica Phil Wiggins
12. Great Morning Little Schoolgirl – James “Kid” Thomas
13. Stormy Monday Blues – James “Kid” Thomas
14. Goin’ On Main Street – Carey Bell
15. Blues Harp Blues By 3 – Carey Bell, Billy Branch & Phil Wiggins
16. That Dirty Black Rat – Margie Evans
17. In some cases I’ll Be Gone – Margie Evans
18. Bye Bye Baby – Margie Evans
Copyright Disclaimer:
Under Area 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is produced “reasonable usage” for purposes suchrein belong to their respective copyright holders, I do not claim ownership over any as criticism, remark, news reporting, mentor, scholarship, and research. Fair usage is an use allowed by copyright statute that may otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, instructional or individual use pointers the balance in favor of fair usage. All copyrighted materials included hereof these products. I understand no revenue, monetary or otherwise, from the exhibition of this video.
