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Little Brother Montgomery - Blues [LP] VG+

Little Brother Montgomery - Blues [LP] VG+

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  • Format: LP
  • Catalogue No: FG 3527  
  • Label: Folkways Records
  • Genre: Blues
  • Style: Piano Blues
  • Released:  1961 US
  • Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)

Product Review:
Great copy! Evidence of previous tape along edge of sleeve.

Eurreal "Little Brother" Montgomery recorded this solo piano set for Folkways in 1961, capturing the New Orleans and Mississippi blues styles he had been playing since the 1920s. Produced with notes by jazz historian Rudi Blesh, the album spans barrelhouse, boogie, and slow blues across 14 tracks. "Vicksburg 44" and "Crescent City Blues" are among the standouts on an original US Folkways pressing.

Release ID: 5850918


Track List:

A1. Pleading Blues
A2. Vicksburg 44
A3. Early One Morning
A4. Now About That Prisoner
A5. Crescent City Blues
A6. Pallet On The Floor
A7. West 46th Street Boogie
B1. Louisiana Rag
B2. I Ain't No Bulldog
B3. Mean Old Mama
B4. London Shout
B5. Storyville Blues
B6. L&N Boogie
B7. It's All Over Now

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Little Brother Montgomery - Blues [LP] VG+

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