Various - Murderers' Home - Part Four [7"] NM or M-

Name: Various - Murderers' Home - Part Four [7"] NM or M-
Brand: Pye Nixa,Pye Nixa
SKU: 3434728665
Price: 14.25 GBP
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Various - Murderers' Home - Part Four [7"] NM or M-

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Format: 7"
Catalogue No: NJE 1065, NJE.1065
Label: Pye Nixa,Pye Nixa
Genre: Blues, Folk World & Country
Style: Folk
Released: UK
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)

Product Review:
Superb! From a lovely collection of Jazz 45s. Creasing to open edge

Part four of Alan Lomax's 1947 field recordings at Mississippi State Penitentiary, Parchman, issued on Pye Nixa's NJE series in 1957. The EP collects four a cappella worksongs -- Road Song, Jumpin' Judy, Levee Camp Holler, and Prettiest Train -- produced by Denis Preston. Primary source material for researchers and collectors of pre-electric American blues and folk tradition.

Release ID: 6465411

Track List:

A1. Henry Jimpson Wallace - Road Song (Murderers' Home)
A2. Tangle Eye (2), Fuzzle Red, Hard Hair - Jumpin' Judy
B1. Bama (3) - Levee Camp Holler
B2. Unknown Artist - Prettiest Train

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Various - Murderers' Home - Part Four [7"] NM or M-

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