MEMPHIS MINNIE "In My Girlish Days 1930-1935" LP NM/EX, 1984 UK
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Jun 3, 2015 Sold Date
Feb 15, 2015 Start Date
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Memphis Minnie ?– In My Girlish Days 1930-1935

Label: Travelin' Man ?– TM 803 Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation 
Country: UK Released: 1984 Genre: Blues Style:  

Tracklist

A1 She Wouldn't Give Me None A2 Mr. Tango Blues A3 I'm Gonna Bake My Biscuits A4 What Fault You Find Of Me? Part 1 A5 What Fault You Find Of Me? Part 2 A6 I'm Talking About You A7 Bumble Bee A8 Fishin' Blues B1 Kind Treatment Blues B2 I'm Talking About You No. 2 B3 Jailhouse Trouble Blues B4 Keep It To Yourself B5 Dirty Mother For You B6 Sylvester And His Mule Blues B7 You Can't Give It Away B8 You Wrecked My Happy Home

Credits

  • Piano – Jimmy Gordon (3) (tracks: B4 to B8)
  • Vocals, Guitar – Kansas Joe McCoy* (tracks: A1 to B3)

Notes

Covers the years 1930-35 starting with Memphis Minnie's first Vocalion session in 1930.

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