Harmonica – Henry Whitter. Both sides recorded ca. 10 December 1923 in New York, NY. Side A matrix no. 72161-A. Side B matrix no. 72160-A.
Complete your Henry Whitter collection. Genre: Blues, Folk, World, & Country.
The Old Time Fox Chase. Henry Whitter - recorded on 10 December 1923; issued in 1924 on OKeh 40029, c/w Lost Train Blues. Henry Whitter’s Fox Chase (alternate title, Fox Chase ). Henry Whitter - According to the Discography of American Historical Recording, Victor matrix BVE-39758 (take 2) - recorded on 2 August 1927 in Bristol, TN - was issued on the following singles: Victor 20878, Bluebird B-5259, Electradisk 2139, Montgomery Ward M-4475, and Sunrise S-3342. The following two videos contain two separate recordings of Lost John by Sonny Terry and Woody Guthrie. I suspect that the words in these versions, which vary a bit from one to other, were primarily written by Woody Guthrie. I may transcribe the words of one or the other, because I haven’t yet found a transcription online that doesn’t have numerous errors.
Play now. Merle Travis performs "Lost John". Lost John - Folk Blues Harmonica (Szabó Tamás- Tom Taylor). by Tamás Szabó, Tamas Szabo. Play now. Wayne Raney Lost John Boogie. Sonny Terry - Lost John. Henry Whitter's Fox Chase. by Henry Whitter - Topic.
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Levels of Achievement. Forums :: What's New! Joe Filisko - Fox Chase & Lost John with Henry Whitter’s Rain Crow Blues. Thu, 09/29/2016 - 08:22. Joe Filisko continues his series on the Fox Chase and Lost John with Henry Whitter’s Rain Crow Blues. com/lessons/fox chase study 2 artist studies.
Rain Crow Bill Blues (2:46)2. Lost Train Blues (2:49)3. The Old Time Fox Chase (2:52)4. 1. Rain Crow Bill Blues (2:46) 2. Lost Train Blues (2:49) 3. The Old Time Fox Chase (2:52) 4. Weeping Willow Tree (3:09) 5. The Stormy Wave Blues (3:00) 6. Broken Engagement Blues (3:11) 7. The Kaiser and Uncle Sam (3:14) 8. Wreck of the Southern Old '97 (3:12) 9. Lonesome Road Blues (3:02). 10. Sydney Allen (3:14) 11. Where Have You Been So Long (2:58) 12. The New River Train (2:47) 13. Chicken, You'd Better Go Behind the Barn (3:04) 14. She's Coming Around the Mountain (3:01) 15. The Weepin' Blues (2:59) 16. Hop Out Ladies & Shortenin' Bread (3:10) 17.
Blues for the Lost boasts an intriguing concept, as it captures John Mayall reminiscing about all the friends, family, heroes, lovers, and places he has loved and lost over the years. The album is startling in its unvarnished autobiographical approach, but the concept doesn't work nearly as well as it should. Most of Mayall's songs meander into mawkish nostalgia, and the laid-back, cool blues never makes such sentiments compelling. Lead guitarist Buddy Whittington contributes a few good solos, but most of the record is sadly unengaging.
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