BUKKA WHITE Parchman Farm / 1937-'40 tracks on 1970 LP / Near Mint
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Dec 3, 2017 Sold Date
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BUKKA WHITE
PARCHMAN FARM (1970)




Bukka White is a name known to blues lovers since he was one of the group of early Delta blues recording artists that were rediscovered in the '60s. This album is one of the new recordings he made during this latter period. It is appropriate that White recorded a monologue at one point entitled "Mixed Water" for another label, because blues listeners tend to be mixed about this artist's output. The final analysis is usually in his favor, as he has a tremendously appealing voice, and while not a guitar virtuoso, he certainly creates an authentic Delta blues sound and keeps three or four rhythms that blues bar bands would die for.

This LP from Columbia is from 1970 and collects together some of his best early material from 1937 – 1940. There are extensive notes on the back from Simon A Napier – editor of Blues Unlimited.

This vintage blues LP is from the personal collection of blues researcher / writer Mack McCormick and is being sold to raise some needed funds for the Texas Musicians Museum. We appreciate any help in our mission to preserve music.

TRACK LISTING:

  • Pinebluff, Arkansas
    • Shake'em On Down
    • Black Train Blues
    • Strange Place Blues
    • Where Can I Change My Clothes Sleepy Man Blues
    • Parchman Farm Blues
    • Good Gin Blues
    • High Fever Blues
    • District Attorney Blues
    • Fixin' To Die
    • Aberdeen, Mississippi
    • Bukka's Jitterbug Swing
    • Special Streamline



      • CONDITION: RECORD is NEAR MINT / JACKET is NEAR MINT and STILL IN ORIGINAL SHRINK WRAP.

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