Postwar Rural Blues - Broke and Hungry Records
Jeff Konkel the President and Founder of Broke & Hungry Records and the 2007 Living Blues Award - Producer of the Year, listed reviews of his favorite postwar rural and down-home blues records over at The Blindman’s Blues Forum
It was a while back now and I can’t find the thread on The Blindman’s Blues Forum any more but here are the first 10 from the list for those interested in this fascinating genre of blues.
VARIOUS ARTISTS - LIVING COUNTRY BLUES
FURRY LEWIS, BUKKA WHITE & FRIENDS - PARTY! AT HOME
JUNIOR KIMBROUGH - MOST THINGS HAVEN’T WORKED OUT
LIGHTNIN’ AND THE BLUES: THE HERALD SESSIONS
DAN PICKETT 1949 COUNTRY BLUES
SLEEPY JOHN ESTES - BROWNSVILLE BLUES
FRED MCDOWELL - THE FIRST RECORDINGS
ALGIA MAE HINTON - HONEY BABE
JACK OWENS - IT MUST HAVE BEEN THE DEVIL
SON HOUSE - FATHER OF THE DELTA BLUES
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