Mississippi Fred McDowell - You Got to Move - COMPACT DISCS
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Discovered by folklorist Alan Lomax in 1959 at the age of 55, Fred was a powerful and expressive singer and a unique and brilliant slide guitarist who generated some of the most hypnotic rhythms heard in the blues. This CD is a superlative collection of his recordings made for Arhoolie in 1964 and 1966, including the great You Gotta Move, later recorded by the Stones. *- the Grove Press Guide to the Blues on CD. Album Tracks 1. Write Me a Few Lines 2. Louise 3. I Heard Somebody Call 4. 61 Highway 5. Mama Don't Allow 6. Kokomo Blues 7. Fred's Worried Life Blues 8. You Gonna Be Sorry 9. Shake 'Em on Down 10. My Trouble Blues 11. Black Minnie 12. That's Alright 13. When I Lay My Burden Down 14. I Ain't Gonna Be Bad No Mo' 15. Do My Baby Ever Think of Me 16. Brooks Run Into the Ocean 17. Bull Dog Blues 18. Frisco Line 19. You Gotta Move
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- GenreBluesDescriptionDiscovered by folklorist Alan Lomax in 1959 at the age of 55, Fred was a powerful and expressive singer and a unique and brilliant slide guitarist who generated some of the most hypnotic rhythms heard in the blues. This CD is a superlative collection of his recordings made for Arhoolie in 1964 and 1966, including the great You Gotta Move, later recorded by the Stones. *- the Grove Press Guide to the Blues on CD. Album Tracks 1. Write Me a Few Lines 2. Louise 3. I Heard Somebody Call 4. 61 Highway 5. Mama Don't Allow 6. Kokomo Blues 7. Fred's Worried Life Blues 8. You Gonna Be Sorry 9. Shake 'Em on Down 10. My Trouble Blues 11. Black Minnie 12. That's Alright 13. When I Lay My Burden Down 14. I Ain't Gonna Be Bad No Mo' 15. Do My Baby Ever Think of Me 16. Brooks Run Into the Ocean 17. Bull Dog Blues 18. Frisco Line 19. You Gotta MoveArtistMississippi Fred McDowellTitleYou Got to MoveFormatCDLabelArhoolie Records
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Discovered by folklorist Alan Lomax in 1959 at the age of 55, Fred was a powerful and expressive singer and a unique and brilliant slide guitarist who generated some of the most hypnotic rhythms heard in the blues. This CD is a superlative collection of his recordings made for Arhoolie in 1964 and 1966, including the great You Gotta Move, later recorded by the Stones. *- the Grove Press Guide to the Blues on CD. Album Tracks 1. Write Me a Few Lines 2. Louise 3. I Heard Somebody Call 4. 61 Highway 5. Mama Don't Allow 6. Kokomo Blues 7. Fred's Worried Life Blues 8. You Gonna Be Sorry 9. Shake 'Em on Down 10. My Trouble Blues 11. Black Minnie 12. That's Alright 13. When I Lay My Burden Down 14. I Ain't Gonna Be Bad No Mo' 15. Do My Baby Ever Think of Me 16. Brooks Run Into the Ocean 17. Bull Dog Blues 18. Frisco Line 19. You Gotta Move

Album Tracks 1. Write Me a Few of Your Lines 2. Do My Baby Ever Think of Me 3. Levee Camp Blues 4. When the Saints Go Marching in 5. My Bottleneck (Story) 6. Fred's Worried Life Blues 7. Kokomo Blues 8. Meet Me Down in Froggy Bottom 9. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 10. Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning 11. Shake 'Em on Down 12. Going Away-Won't Be Gone Long 13. I Wish I Was in Heaven Sittin' Down 14. Fred's Rambling Blues 15. I Looked at the Sun 16. You Gotta Move 17. My Baby 18. Shake' Em on Down/Louise (Live)
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