Memphis Minnie Vol. 4 (1938-1939)

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Download links and information about Memphis Minnie Vol. 4 (1938-1939) by Memphis Minnie. This album was released in 1991 and it belongs to Blues, Acoustic genres. It contains 23 tracks with total duration of 01:03:04 minutes.



Artist:	Memphis Minnie
Release date:	1991
Genre:	Blues, Acoustic
Tracks:	23
Duration:	01:03:04

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Tracks

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No.	Title	Length
1.	I Hate to See the Sun Go Down	2:46
2.	As Long As I Can See You Smile	2:52
3.	Has Anyone Seen My Man?	2:47
4.	Good Biscuits	2:44
5.	I've Been Treated Wrong	2:55
6.	Keep On Walking	2:45
7.	Keep On Eating	2:41
8.	I'd Rather See Him Dead	2:51
9.	Diggin' My Potatoes	2:44
10.	A.B.C. Blues	2:47
11.	Bone Yard Blues	2:15
12.	My Black Buffalo	2:58
13.	Tuff Luck Blues	2:56
14.	Key to the World	2:51
15.	Black Widow Stinger	2:43
16.	Good Soppin' (Take 3)	2:29
17.	Poor and Wandering Woman Blues	2:43
18.	Bad Outside Friends	2:33
19.	Worried Baby Blues	2:56
20.	Call the Fire Wagon	2:26
21.	Low Down Man Blues	2:51
22.	Don't Lead My Baby Wrong	2:41
23.	Keep Your Big Mouth Closed	2:50

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The fourth volume in the series opens with Memphis Minnie's lone 1938 studio date; backed by mondolinist (and former brother-in-law) Charlie McCoy, the session possesses elements of the classic string band sound, with sides like "I'd Rather See Him Dead" and "Good Biscuits" among the most sexually explicit in her catalog. The remaining material, all cut in February 1939, is comprised of guitar-duet accompaniments with Little Son Joe, heralding the format consistent throughout the majority of Minnie's pre-war recordings; indeed, as stellar performances of "Keep Your Big Mouth Closed" and "Low Down Man Blues" indicate, perhaps no other arrangement was more ideally suited to her unique style.