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Horace Sprott - Music From The South, Vol. 2: Horace Sprott, 1 [LP] VG+

Horace Sprott - Music From The South, Vol. 2: Horace Sprott, 1 [LP] VG+

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  • Format: LP
  • Catalogue No: FA 2651, FP 651  
  • Label: Folkways Records
  • Genre: Blues, Folk World & Country
  • Style: Country Blues
  • Released:  1955 US
  • Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Product Review:
US Original 1955. Media in Excellent condition with deep gloss. Two light surface marks do not affect play. With booklet and still in shrink. Remarkable for its age.

Field recordings of Alabama country blues singer Horace Sprott, captured in Perry County and Marion, Alabama in April 1954 by a Guggenheim-funded expedition. Released on Folkways in 1955 as FA 2651, the second volume in the Music From The South series. Sprott's unaccompanied vocals and work songs -- including "Smoked Like Lightning" and "Early One Morning" -- sit alongside interview segments.

Release ID: 1720655


Track List:

A1. Smoked Like Lightning
A2. Early One Morning, The Blues Come Falling Down
A3. When The Saints Go Marching Home
A4. Ain't This A Mean World
A5. Oh Glad, Oh Free
A6. My Hoe Leadin' My Row
B1. Interview
B2. Luke And Mullen
B3. Interview Continued

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Horace Sprott - Music From The South, Vol. 2: Horace Sprott, 1 [LP] VG+

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