Son House - Live at Oberlin College 1965 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Son House proves his towering influence on the blues, pouring his raw voice, slide guitar, and candid storytelling into this visceral document of a legend still commanding the crowd and reaffirming the power of the Delta tradition. Recorded live at the Oberlin College, Ohio, 1965. Album Tracks 1. Introduction It's So Hard 2. Judgement Day 3. New York Central 4. A True Friend Is Hard to Find 5. Preachin' the Blues 6. Change Your Mind
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- GenreBluesDescriptionSon House proves his towering influence on the blues, pouring his raw voice, slide guitar, and candid storytelling into this visceral document of a legend still commanding the crowd and reaffirming the power of the Delta tradition. Recorded live at the Oberlin College, Ohio, 1965. Album Tracks 1. Introduction It's So Hard 2. Judgement Day 3. New York Central 4. A True Friend Is Hard to Find 5. Preachin' the Blues 6. Change Your MindArtistSon HouseTitleLive at Oberlin College 1965FormatCDLabelGood Time
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