Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of - The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of [2 CD]
Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of - The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of [2 CD]
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Inveterate record collector R. Crumb's artwork for this 2-CD set includes the subtitle "The Dead Sea Scrolls of Record Collecting," and indeed he and his henchmen at the Yazoo label have cooked up quite the collection for US unsuspecting consumers, consisting of 46 of the rarest and greatest blues and country sides from the '20s and '30s! Among the gems: two newly discovered masterpieces from Son House, Mississippi Country Farm Blues and Clarksdale Moan; If I Call You, a Luke Jordan side 'never' heard anywhere; the long-lost Georgia Pot Lickers record featuring duet fiddling by Lowe Stokes and A.A. Gray, and rarities from rural legends Tommy Johnson, Dock Boggs, Clarence Ashley, the Sweet Brothers, Andrew and Jim Baxter and many, many more. Crumb's booklet artwork expounds on the lunacy of record collecting utterly unique!
Tracklist:
- Croquet Habits - Freeny's Barn Dance Band
- Mississippi Country Farm - Son House
- Up Jumped the Rabbit - Georgia Pot Lickers
- I'm Going Back Home - Memphis Minnie/Joe McCoy
- Fightin' in the War With Spain - Wilmer Watts & His Lonely Eagle
- Old Timbrook - John Byrd
- Little Talk With Jesus, A - Ernest Phillips
- Slidin' Delta - Tommy Johnson
- Alabama - Three Stripped Gears
- Rollin' Dough - Jack Gowdlock
- Ginseng - Kentucky Ramblers
- Police & High Sheriff Come Ridin' Down - Ollis Martin
- John Hardy Blues - Roy Harvey & Jess Johnston/West Virginia Ramb
- Down Home Boys Original Stack O' Lee, The - Long Cleve Reed & Li
- Two Step de la Prairie Soileau - Amede Ardoin & Dennis McGee
- Operator - Andrew & Jim Baxter
- Grey Eagle, The - J.D.Harris
- Jim Strainer - Memphis Jug Band
- Ain't That Trouble in Mind - Grayson County Railsplitters
- Old Rub Alcohol - Dock Boggs
- Mistreatin' Mama - Jaybird Coleman
- It's a Rough Road to Georgia - Henry Whitter
- Live the Life - Lottie Kimbrough
- Sweet Mama - Yank Rachell/Sleepy John Estes
- We All Love Mother - Crowder Brothers
- Clarksdale - Son House
- Moan - Ashley & Foster
- Bull Dog Sal - Jesse Babyface Thomas
- Down in Texas - Georgia Pot Lickers
- I'm Leavin' Town (But I Sho' Don't Wanna Go) - William Harris
- Wild Cat Rag - Asa Martin/Roy Hobbs
- Whoopee Road - King Solomon Hill
- Davey Crockett - Chubby Parker
- Skinny Leg Blues - Geeshie Wiley
- I'm Gonna Marry That Pretty Little Girl - Sweet Brothers
- I Shall Not Be Moved - Blind Roosevelt Graves/Uaroy Graves
- Lonesome Road - Smith & Irvine
- If I Call You Mama - Luke Jordan
- My Mind Is to Marry - Grayson & Whitter
- Green River - Osey Helton
- Don't Speak to Me - Lottie Kimbrough
- Married Man's Blues - Wade Ward
- Sweet Betsey From Pike - Ken Maynard
- Boll Weevil - Jaybird Coleman
- Bound Steel Blues - Bill Shepherd/Hayes Shepherd
- Bells of Love - Middle Georgia Singing Conventin No. 1
UPC: 016351220226
Label: Yazoo
Release Date: 4.4.06
Format: CD
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