discography

## (released)	artists/titles/annotations
OJL-1 (4/1961)	Charlie Patton! 1929-32 resp. The Immortal Charlie Patton   Number 1 - High Sheriff Blues - Green River Blues - Elder Green Blues * - Moon Going Down - Going To Move To Alabama * - I Shall Not Be Moved - Stone Poney Blues - Frankie And Albert - Runnin Wild Blues * - Some Of These Days I'll Be Gone - I'm Goin' Home - Poor Me * + Henry Sims, fiddle front cover artwork by Bill Givens; photo courtesy Max Tarplet Origin Jazz Library OJL 1 "Charlie Patton! 1929-32" (US 4/1961) 5 page booklet notes by Bernard Klatzko Origin Jazz Library OJL 1 (US 1962) 5 page booklet notes by Bernard Klatzko Origin Jazz Library OJL 1 (US 1964?) notes by David Evans (reprinted from Blues World Booklet No. 2, 1969; revised 1977) Origin Jazz Library OJL 1 (US 1977) Charley Patton discography
OJL-2 (1962)	Really! The Country Blues 1927-1933@ youtube (playlist) Tommy Johnson - Maggie Campbell Blues William Moore - Old Country Rock Son House - My Black Mama, Parts 1 and 2 Sunny Boy and His Pals - France Blues Skip James - Devil Got My Woman Ishman Bracey - Woman Woman Blues Sam Collins - The Jail House Blues George 'Bullet' Williams - Touch Me Light Mama Henry Sims - Tell Me Man Blues Buster Johnson - Undertaker Blues Henry Thomas - Don't Ease Me In Garfield Akers - Cottonfield Blues - part 1 Garfield Akers - Cottonfield Blues - part 2 compiled by Bill Givens; edited by Pete Whelan; lyrics transcribed by Bill Givens and David Evans Rory Block: "Stefan [Grossman] gave me a record called 'Really The Country Blues' and that was the beginning of my love affair with the music". insert brochure notes by Gayle Dean Wardlow Origin Jazz Library OJL 2 (US 1962, 1st ed.) notes by Bill Givens and Pete Whelan   = Origin Jazz Library OJL 2 notes by Bill Givens and Pete Whelan     = Origin Jazz Library OJL 2 notes by Bill Givens and Pete Whelan = Origin Jazz Library OJL 2 notes by Bill Givens and Pete Whelan on three stapled A4 copy sheets = Origin Jazz Library OJL 2 = Soundmark 48172 (2011, download only)
OJL-3 (1962)	Henry Thomas Sings The Texas Blues! OJL LP 3 track sequence: - Texas Worried Blues - Cottonfield Blues - Run, Mollie, Run - Honey, Won't You Allow Me One More Chance? - The Fox And The Hounds - Bob McKinney - Bull Doze Blues - Texas Easy Street - Woodhouse Blues - When The Train Comes Along - The Little Red Caboose - Red River Blues - Shanty Blues - John Henry Herwin DLP H 209 / Yazoo L 1080/81 track sequence: LP 1: - John Henry °° - Cottonfield Blues °° - Arkansas - The Fox And The Hounds °° - Red River Blues °° - The Little Red Caboose °° - Bob McKinney °° - Honey, Won't You Allow Me One More Chance? °° - Run, Mollie, Run °° - Shanty Blues °° - Woodhouse Blues °° LP 2: - Jonah In The Wilderness - When The Train Comes Along °° - Bull Doze Blues °° - Don't Ease Me In - Texas Easy Street °° - Texas Worried Blues °° - Fishing Blues - Old Country Stomp - Charmin' Betsy - Lovin' Babe - Railroadin' Some - Don't Leave Me Here °° 14 [out of 23] tracks on OJL 3 Yazoo LP/CD front cover drawing by Frederick Carlson Origin Jazz Library OJL 3 (US 1962) "Henry Thomas Sings The Texas Blues!" DLP bound in notes by Mack McCormick = Herwin H 209 (US 1974) "Henry Thomas - Ragtime Texas: Complete Works - 1927 to 1929 in Chronological Order" DLP notes by Steven Calt & Mack McCormick = Yazoo L 1080/81 (US 1989) "Texas Worried Blues" notes by Stephen Calt = Yazoo CD 1080/81 (US 1993) "Texas Worried Blues" DLP notes by Steven Calt & Mack McCormick = Yazoo L 1080/81 (US 2013)   180g "Texas Worried Blues" Henry Thomas discography Herwin Records discography Yazoo Records discography
OJL-4 (1962)	The Great Jug Bands Cannon's Jug Stompers - Heart Breakin' Blues - Goin' To Germanys Memphis Minnie and Her Jug Band - Grandpa And Grandma Blues Birmingham Jug Band - Getting Ready For Trial - German Blues Jack Kelly and His South Memphis Jug Band - Cold Iron Bed - Red Ripe Tomatoes Whistler and His Jug Band - The Jug Band Special Memphis Jug Band - Coal Oil Blues - Jug Band Waltz Elder Richard Bryant's Sanctified Singers - Come Over Here Dixieland Jug Blowers - Garden Of Joy Blues Kentucky Jug Band - Walkin' Cane Stomp Noah Lewis's Jug Band - New Minglewood Blues - Ticket Agent Blues Memphis Shieks - He's In The Jailhouse Now notes by Sam Charters Origin Jazz Library OJL 4 (US 1962) notes by Sam Charters = Origin Jazz Library OJL 4 (US 196?) notes by Sam Charters   = Origin Jazz Library OJL 4 (US 19??) Cannon's Jug Stompers discography Jaybird Coleman discography Whistler and His Jug Band discography Memphis Jug Band discography
OJL-5 (1963)	The Mississippi Blues   1927-1940 Bukka White - The Panama Limited - Special Streamline Willie Brown - Future Blues - M & O Blues Kid Bailey - Mississippi Bottom Blues Robert Wilkins - That's No Way To Get Along - I Do Blues Mississippi John Hurt - Got The Blues, Can't Be Satisfied - Louis Collins William Harris - Bullfrog Blues - Hot Time Blues Skip James - If You Haven't Any Hay, Get On Down The Road - Hard Time Killin' Floor Blues Son House - Preachin the Blues, Part 1 - Preachin the Blues, Part 2 brochure notes by Gayle Dean Wardlow   Origin Jazz Library OJL-5 (US 1963)also delivered with labels: "The Mississippi Blues No. 1" notes by Gayle Dean Wardlow (biographies) and David Evans (lyric transcriptions plus leaflet "The Mississippi Blues") Origin Jazz Library OJL-5 (US 196?)   on labels: "The Mississippi Blues No. 1" notes by Gayle Dean Wardlow (biographies) and David Evans (lyric transcriptions plus leaflet "The Mississippi Blues") Origin Jazz Library OJL-5 (US 196?)   on labels: "The Mississippi Blues No. 1" notes by Gayle Dean Wardlow (biographies) and David Evans (lyric transcriptions) = Origin Jazz Library OJL-5 (US 1966)   on labels: "The Mississippi Blues No. 1" = Origin Jazz Library OJL-5 (180g repro 2018)
OJL-6 (1964)	The Country Girls! 1927-1935 Lottie Kimbrough - Wayward Girl Blues - Rolling Log Blues Geeshie Wiley - Pick Poor Robin Clean Rosie Mae Moore - Stranger Blues Lulu Jackson - Careless Love Blues Lillian Miller - Dead Drunk Blues Lucille Bogan - I Hate That Train Called The M & O Elvie Thomas - Motherless Child Blues Nellie Florence - Jacksonville Blues - Midnight Weeping Blues Pearl Dickson - Little Rock Blues Memphis Minnie - Where Is My Good Man - Can't I Do It For You Mae Glover - Shake It Daddy Lottie Kimbrough - Going Away Blues - Lost Lover Blues the woman on the front cover of OJL 6 is not Geeshie Wiley !!! The photo depicts a Gullah woman; "photo by Doris Ulmann, from 'Roll, Jordan, Roll', by Julia Peterkin & Doris Ulmann (New York, Robert O. Ballou, 1934), p. 101." [Chris Smith]   "A photo of a Gullah woman may have been chosen because the album included material by Geeshie, on the basis that the name 'Geeshie' was thought to indicate a GA/SC origin for her - whereas it turns out she came from Texas." [Bob Eagle] notes by Nancy Grace Whelan or Origin Jazz Library OJL 6
OJL-7 (1964)	The Immortal Charlie Patton 1887-1934   Number 2 - Shake It And Break It But (Don't Let It Fall Mama) - Down The Dirt Road Blues - Dry Well Blues - A Spoonful Blues - High Water Everywhere, Part 1 - High Water Everywhere, Part 2 - It Won't Be Long - Bird Nest Bound - Yellow Bee (Bertha Lee, voc) - Revenue Man Blues - Pony Blues - When Your Way Gets Dark - Come Back Corina (Henry Sims, voc) - Banty Rooster Blues - Tom Rushen Blues - Hammer Blues photo courtesy Max Tarplet booklet notes by Bernard Klatzko or Origin Jazz Library OJL 7 (US 1964) notes by David Evans (reprinted from Blues World Booklet No. 2, 1969; revised 1977) Origin Jazz Library OJL 7 (US 1977) Charley Patton discography
OJL-8 (1965)	Country Blues Encores 1927-1935 Ishman Bracey - Saturday Blues Blind Joe Reynolds - Outside Woman Blues Tommy Johnson - Cool Drink Of Water Blues Henry Sims - Farrell Blues Rube Lacey - Mississippi Jailhouse Groan Jaybird Coleman - Man Trouble Blues John Byrd - Old Timbrook Blues Skip James - I'm So Glad Red Hot Old Man Mose - Molly Man Garfield Akers - Jumpin And Shoutin Blues Charlie Jordan - Keep It Clean Bill Wilber - My Babe, My Babe The Mississippi Moaner - It's Cold In China Blues Big Bill and Thomps - House Rent Stomp Sunny Boy and His Pals - Don't You Leave Me Here Bill Moore - One Way Gal notes by Gayle Dean Wardlow or Origin Jazz Library OJL 8 (US 1965)
OJL-9 (1965)	Byways Of Jazz Frank Bunch and his Fuzzy Wuzzies - 4th Avenue Stomp - Fuzzy Wuzzy - Corgo Stomp Johnny Williams Synco Jazzers - Now Cut Loose Black Birds Of Paradise - Tishomingo Blues - Sugar - Bugahoma Blues Syd Valentine - Asphalt Walk Dewey Jackson's Peacock Orchestra - Goin' To Town - She's Cryin' For Me Eddie And Sugar Loo - Eddie And Sugar Loo Stomp - Sweet Papa Will Be Gone - K.W.K.H. Blues - There'll Be Some Changes Made Zach White - Mandy Alex Jackson's Plantation Orchestra - Jackass Blues Origin Jazz Library OJL 9
OJL-10 (1965)	Crying Sam Collins And His Git-Fiddle 14 Rare Country Blues by Sam Collins & 2 Surprises by King Solomon Hill - vintage 1927-31 Sam Collins - Riverside Blues - Loving Lady BluesThe actual running order of the tracks on side one is A2 to A8, A1. - Yellow Dog Blues - Devil In The Lions Den - Lead Me All The Way - It Won't Be Long - Do That Thing - Hesitation Blues - Midnight Special Blues - I want To Be Like Jesus In My Heart - Slow Mama Slow - I'm Still Sitting On Top Of The World - New Salty Dog King Solomon Hill - Whoopee Blues - Down On My Bended Knees Later 1960s issues with corrected (side A) and a different (side B) track sequence: - Loving Lady Blues - Yellow Dog Blues - Devil In The Lions Den - Lead Me All The Way - It Won't Be Long - Do That Thing - Hesitation Blues - Riverside Blues - Midnight Special Blues - I Want To Be Like Jesus In My Heart - Slow Mama Slow - New Salty Dog - I'm Still Sitting On Top Of The World - The Worried Man Blues King Solomon Hill - Whoopee Blues - Down On My Bended Knees notes by Pete Whelan Origin Jazz Library OJL 10 (US 1965) Origin Jazz Library OJL 10 (US 196?)   different running order of tracks! Origin Jazz Library OJL 10 (US 19??) Sam Collins discography King Solomon Hill discography
OJL-11 (1965)	The Mississippi Blues Number 2 16 Previously Unreissued Sides In The Mississippi Delta Style By A Cadre Of Prophetic Bluesmen Who Voiced The Full, Raw Language Of This Area's Rich Musical Argot! Son House - Dry Spell Blues - part 1 - Dry Spell Blues - part 2 Louise Johnson - All Night Long Blues - Long Ways From Home Charlie Patton - Rattlesnake Blues - Screamin And Hollerin The Blues Jaydee Short - Lonesome Swamp Rattlesnake - Telephone Arguin' Blues Blind Willie Reynolds - 3rd Street Woman Blues - Nehi Blues Robert Wilkins - I'll Go With Her Blues - Get Away Blues Hi Henry Brown - Titanic Blues - Preacher Blues Joe Calicott - Fare Thee Well Blues Garfield Akers - Dough Roller Blues notes by David Evans and Bill Givens   Origin Jazz Library OJL-11 (US 1965) notes by David Evans and Bill Givens Origin Jazz Library OJL-11 (US 196?)
OJL-12 (1966)	In The Spirit  No. 1! Bukka White - I Am In The Heavenly Way Skip James - Jesus Is A Mighty Good Leader Charlie Patton - You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die Blind Joe Taggart - The Storm Is Passing Over Patton and Lee - Oh Death Rev. D.C. Rice - No Night There McIntorsh and Edwards - Take A Stand Elder Richard Bryant - Watch Ye, Therefore, You Know Not The Day Rev. F.W. McGee - He Is The Saviour For Me Holy Ghost Sanctified Singers - Sinner, I'd Make A Change Rev. D.C. Rice - Sure Foundation Blind Mamie Forehand - Honey In The Rock Duckett and Norwood - I Want To Go Where Jesus Is Mother McCollum - When I Take My Vacation In Heaven Alfred G. Karnes - I Am Bound For The Promised Land Washington Phillips - I Had A Good Father And Mother front cover photo by Ann Charters broschure notes (for Nos. 1 & 2) by Bernard Klatzko & Gayle Dean Wardlowlater: new notes (leaflet) by Pete Welding later     Origin Jazz Library OJL 12 (US 1966 ff.) notes by Pete Welding   = Origin Jazz Library OJL 12 (US 19??)
OJL-13 (1966)	In The Spirit   Volume 2 Bukka White - Promise True And Grand Blind Willie Davis - Rock Of Ages Charlie Patton - Some Happy Day Sister Cally Fancy - Hold To God's Unchanging Hand Patton and Lee - Troubled Bout My Mother Elder Curry - Memphis Flu Elder Richard Bryant - How Much I Owe For Love Devine McIntorsh and Edwards - The Latter Rain Is Fall McIntorsh and Edwards - The 1927 Flood Rev. D.C. Rice - I'm Pressing On Holy Ghost Sanctified Singers - Thou Carest Lord For Me Blind Roosevelt Graves - When I Lay My Burden Down Mother McCallum - Jesus Is My Air-O-Plane William and Versey Smith - Sinners You'll Need King Jesus Blind Willie Johnson - Sweeter As The Years Roll By Washington Phillips - Take Your Burden To The Lord And Leave It There front cover photo by Ann Charters notes by Bernard Klatzko & Gayle Dean Wardlow Origin Jazz Library OJL 13 notes by Pete Welding Origin Jazz Library OJL 13
OJL-14 (1967)	Alabama Country 1927-1931 Barefoot Bill - Squabblin Blues - From Now On - My Crime Jaybird Coleman - No More Good Water Two Poor Boys - John Henry - Two White Horses In A Line Jaybird Coleman - Mistreatin Mama Ed Bell - Frisco Whistle Blues - Mamlish Blues - Hambone Blues Ollis Martin - Police & High Sheriff Wiley Barner - My Gal Mistreats Me Whistlin Pete and Daddy Stovepipe - Tuxedo Blues George 'Bullet' Williams - Frisco Leaving Birmingham notes by Jacques Roche Origin Jazz Library OJL 14
OJL-15 (c.1967)	Rugged Piano Classics 1927-1939 Skip James - 22-20 Blues   @ youtube Jim Clark - Fat Fanny Stomp   @ youtube Cripple Clarence Lofton - Pinetop's Boogie Woogie   @ youtube Henry Brown - Stomp Em Down To The Bricks   @ youtube Black Diamond Twins - Block & Tackle   @ youtube Blythe and Burton - Block & Tackle Blues   @ youtube Blythe and Clark - Don't Break Down   @ youtube Cow Cow Davenport - Alabama Strut   @ youtube Sammy Brown - The Jockey Blues   @ youtube Romeo Nelson - Gettin' Dirty Just Shakin' That Thing   @ youtube James Wiggins - Frisco Bound   @ youtube - 44 Blues   @ youtube Jessie James - Lonesome Day Blues   @ youtube Frank Melrose - Pass The Jug   @ youtube notes by Tracy Nelson Origin Jazz Library OJL 15
OJL-16 (1968?)	Ragged Piano Classics 1923-1943 Sugar Underwood - Dew Drop Alley Stomp Smith and Irvine - Lonesome Road Blues Blind Leroy Garnett - Louisiana Glide Blythe and Burton - Dusting The Keys Herve Duerson - Easy Drag - Avenue Strut Frank Melrose - Jellyroll Stomp Rob Cooper - West Dallas Drag No. 2 Blythe and Clark - Bow To Your Papa Alonzo Yancey - Everybody's Rag George H. Tremer - Spirit of '49 Rag Will Ezell - Mixed Up Rag Sidney Wilson - Mississippi Shivers Clarence Jones - Modulation Origin Jazz Library OJL 16
OJL-17 (1969?)	The Mississippi Blues, No. 3: Transition, 1926-1937 Hambone Willie Newbern - Roll and Tumble Blues - Hambone Willie's Dreamy-Eyed Woman's Blues Robert Johnson - I'm A Steady Rollin Man - Sweet Home Chicago Johnnie Temple - Big Boat Whistle Blind Joe Amos - C & O Blues Skip James - Cherry Ball Blues Bo Weavil Jackson - You Can't Keep No Brown Big Joe Williams - Stepfather Blues - 49 Highway Blues Mississippi John Hurt - Stack O Lee Blues Mississippi Bracey - You Scolded Me And Drove Me From Your Door - I'll Overcome Someday Mary Butler - Mad Dog Blues Rosie Mae Moore - School Girl Blues Bertha Lee - Mind Reader Blues notes by David Evans Origin Jazz Library OJL 17
OJL-18 (1969)	Let's Go Riding Mr. Freddie - Let's Go Riding Willie Walker - South Carolina Rag Will Bennett - Railroad Bill Pink Anderson and Simmie Dooley - Gonna Tip Out Tonight Bill Moore - Ragtime Crazy Walter Hawkins - A Rag Blues Sylvester Weaver - I'm Busy and You Can't Come In Hambone Willie Newbern - Way Down In Arkansas Ellis Williams - Buttermilk Blues Bo Carter - Sue Cow Carl Martin - Morning, Judge Peg Leg Howell and His Gang - Peg Leg Stomp Blind Blake - Southern Rag Gitfiddle Jim - Paddlin Madeline Blues notes by Bill Givens and David Evans Origin Jazz Library OJL 18 (US 1969)
OJL-19 (1969?)	More Of That Jug Band Sound   1927-1939 Memphis Jug Band - Sometimes I Think I Love You Noah Lewis's Carolina Peanut Boys - Selling The Jelly Vol Stevens - Baby Got The Rickets, Mama's Got The Mobile Blues Jed Davenport and His Beale Street Jug Band - Beale St. Breakdown - Save Me Some Tommy Bradley - Adam And Eve - Four Days Blues Cincinnati Jug Band - George St. Stomp Jack Kelly - Betty Sue - Man Fooler Blues Memphis Jug Band - Gator Wobble - On The Road Again Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band - Louisville Special Daddy Stovepipe and Mississippi Sarah - Greenville Strut Birmingham Jug Band - Giving It Away Cannon's Jug Stompers - Wolf River Blues notes by Henry Vestine Origin Jazz Library OJL 19
OJL-20 (1969?)	The Blues In St. Louis   1929-1937 Henry Townsend - Henry's Worry Blues Kokomo Arnold - Set Down Gal Barrel House Buck - I Got To Go Blues Peetie Wheatstraw - C & A Blues Henry Spaulding - Biddle Street Blues Bessie Mae Smith - St. Louis Daddy Henry Townsend - She's Got A Mean Disposition Walter Davis - Sloppy Drunk Again Charley Jordan - Tight Haired Mama Blues Peetie Wheatstraw - Sleepless Night Blues Teddy Darby - Deceiving Blues Alice Moore - Black Evil Blues Speckled Red - House Dance Blues Peetie Wheatstraw and His Blues-Blowers - Throw Me In The Alley Origin Jazz Library OJL 20
OJL-21 (1969?)	The Blues In Memphis 1927-1939 Sleepy John Estes - Drop Down Mama - Married Woman Blues Allen Shaw - I Couldn't Help It Robert Wilkins - New Stock Yard Blues Yank Rachell - Gravel Road Woman Furry Lewis - Falling Down Blues Beale Street Shieks - Mr. Crump Don't Like It Kansas Joe and Memphis Minnie - That Will Be Alright - Goin' Back To Texas Vol Stevens - Vol Stevens Blues Minnie Wallace - The Old Folks Started It Cannon's Jug Stompers - Viola Lee Blues Jack Kelly - Flower Blues Will Weldon - Hitch Me To Your Buggy And Drive Me Like A Mule front cover design by Marina Bokelman notes by Dave [sic] Evans Origin Jazz Library OJL-21
OJL-22 (1982?)	Peg Leg Howell And His Gang Peg Leg Howell, Henry Williams, Eddie Anthony - Beaver Slide Rag # - Moanin' & Groanin' Blues # - Worrying Blues § - Lonesome Blues $ - Tickle Britches § - Hobo Blues * - Wringing That Thing § - New Jelly Roll Blues # - Everything's Comin' My Way § - Georgia Crawl $ - Peg Leg Stomp * - Try That Thing § - Too Tight Blues * - Warm Wipe Stomp § # rec. Atlanta, April 8, 1927; Peg Leg Howell, voc, g; Henry Williams, g; Eddie Anthony, voc, vn * rec. Atlanta, Nov. 1, 1927; Peg Leg Howell, voc, g; Henry Williams, g; Eddie Anthony, voc, vn § rec. Atlanta March 12, 1929 and Dec. 9, 1930; Macon Ed (= Eddie Anthony) voc, vn; Tampa Joe, voc, g $ rec. Atlanta, April 19, 1928; Henry Williams, voc, g; Eddie Anthony, voc, vn Origin Jazz Library OJL-22 Peg Leg Howell discography
OJL-23 (1980)	Lonnie Johnson: Woke Up This Morning, Blues In My Fingers Original Recordings, 1927-32 - Go Back To Your No Good Man - Tin Can Alley Blues - Away Down In The Alley Blues - South Bound Water - Lonesome Ghost Blues - Four Hands Are Better Than Two - Roamin' Rambler Blues - St. Louis Cyclone Blues - Stomping 'Em Along Slow - Sweet Potato Blues - Low Land Blues - Woke Up With The Blues In My Fingers - Love Is A Song - A Broken Heart That Never Smiles - Blues In G - Broken Levee Blues notes by Lawrence Cohn Origin Jazz Library OJL 23 Lonnie Johnson discography
OJL-24 (19??)	Memphis Minnie Previously unissed and alternate recordings 1944-49 - Blue Monday Blues - Moaning Blues - Shout The Boogie - Hold Me Blues - Fashion Plate Daddy - Killer Diller From The South - Oh, Believe Me - Got To Leave You No. 1 - Moaning Blues No. 2 - Million Dollar Blues - The Man I Love - My Man Is Gone Again - When My Man Comes Home - Sweet Man - I Hope Love Will Change Some Day - Got To Leave You No. 2 Origin Jazz Library OJL 24
OJL-25 (1984)	OJL's GA - The Black Country Music Of Georgia 1927-36 Tampa Red - Down In Spirit Blues Buddy Moss - Jealous Hearted Man Lillie Mae - Wise Like That Sam Montgomery - King Of Knaves No. 2 Sylvester Weaver - Rock Pile Blues Bumble Bee Slim - Hey Lawdy Mama Charlie Lincoln - Ugly Papa Rufus & Ben Quilian - Keep It Clean Eddie Head & Family - Lord, I'm The True Vine Kokomo Arnold - Model "T" Woman Blues Georgia Tom - Hear Me Beefing At You Sara Martin - Useless Blues Barbecue Bob - Crooked Woman Blues Luther Magby - Jesus Is Getting Ready For The Great Day Rev. Gates - David & Uriah compiled / prod. by Don Kent; executive producer: Bill Givens notes by Don Kent Origin OJL-25
OJL-8051 (1984)	Fred McDowell: Levee Camp Blues Fred McDowell 1968: The Early Days Recalled A Folk-Blues Document - Never-Before-Issued! - Levee Camp Blues   @ Spotify - Let Me Lay Down in Your Cool Iron Bed   @ Spotify - My Baby Don't Treat Me Like Humankind   @ Spotify - My Baby Has Eyes Like An Eagle (tk 2)   @ Spotify - Jim Steam Killed Lula   @ youtube   @ Spotify - Pea Vine Special   @ Spotify - Dark Clouds A-Rising   @ Spotify - My Baby Has Eyes Like An Eagle (tk 1)   @ Spotify - Will Me Your Gold Watch And Chain   @ Spotify - Won't Be Worried Long   @ Spotify - Down On Dankin's Farm   @ Spotify - Bye And Bye, Goin' To See The King   @ Spotify CD bonus tracks: - Goin' Over The Hill #   @ Spotify - When I Lay My Burden Down #   @ Spotify rec. March 1968 in Los Angeles, CA by Pete Welding; Fred McDowell, voc, g # rec. February 6, 1966 in Chicago, IL; Fred McDowell, voc, g; Fannie Davis, voc; Annie Mae McDowell, voc; Grace Bowden, voc; James Collins, voc notes by Bill Givens and Pete Welding   Origin Jazz Library OJL 8051 (US 1980) notes by Pete Welding = Testament TCD-6007 (US 1998) Mississippi Fred McDowell discography Testament Records discography
OJL-8052 (1984)	Rev. Robert Wilkins: Memphis Gospel Singer resp. The Prodigal Son The Original 1964 Recordings - Jesus Will Fix It Allright   @ youtube - Thank You, Jesus   @ youtube - Just A Closer Walk With Thee   @ youtube - Do Lord Remember Me   @ youtube - Here Am I, Send Me   @ youtube - The Prodigal Son   @ youtube - Jesus Said If You Go   @ youtube - I'm Going Home To My Heavenly King   @ youtube rec. February 13 & 16, 1964 at Wynwood Recording Studio in Washington, D.C. by Peter V. Kuykendall; prod. by Music Research, Inc. Piedmont PLP 13162 cover photo of Robert Wilkins by Seth Beckerman (1st issue) resp. G.L. Moore (2nd issue), liner photo by Pete Grant OJL 8052 cover photos of Robert Wilkins by Ray Flerlage notes by Dick Spottswood Piedmont PLP 13162 (US 1964) notes by Dick Spottswood = Piedmont PLP 13162 (US 196?) the cover image is on a separate 8"x12" paper glued onto a generic white jacket 6-pp. booklet "Father To 'The Prodigal Son'" by Mark Humphrey = Origin Jazz Library OJL 8052 (US 1984) "The Prodigal Son" = Origin Jazz Library OJL 8052 (US 19??) "The Legendary Piedmont Recordings" Robert Wilkins discography Piedmont Records discography Bear Family BCD16629
OJL-8053 (1984)	Mississippi John Hurt: Folk Songs And Blues - Avalon Blues   @ youtube - Richland Women Blues   @ youtube - Spike Driver Blues   @ youtube - Salty Dog   @ youtube - Cow Hooking Blues   @ youtube - Spanish Fangdang   @ youtube - Casey Jones $   @ youtube - Louis Collins   @ youtube - Candy Man Blues   @ youtube - My Creole Bell   @ youtube - Liza Jane (God's Unchanging Hands) #   @ youtube - Joe Turner Blues   @ youtube "Recorded by P.V. Kuykendall, Peter Silitch and Sandy Fisher on March 24, 26, 29 and April 2, 1963 [at Sandy Fisher's house] in [Annapolis, near] Washington, D.C."; Mississippi John Hurt, voc, g, $ 12 string g; # hca; produced by Dick Spottswood Piedmont PLP 13157 photos [of John Hurt playing Tom Hoskins' Gibson J-45] by Pete Grant; cover design by Tom Hoskins ("Fang") Piedmont/OJL PLP 13157 cover photos by Raeburn Flerlage; cover design by Pete Welding OJL 8053 front cover photo by Dick Waterman the record number (13157) was meant to take up where Paramount records left off when they went out of business in 1931! notes by T.G. Rockwell & Dick Spottswood Piedmont PLP 13157 (1st press 1963, blue labels)   "presenting, Mississippi John Hurt - Folk Songs and Blues" on back cover: "Produced by Music Research, Incorporated, 2023 N Woodstock Street, Arlington 7, Virginia, U.S.A." (Arlington is where Dick and Louisa Spottswood lived at that time!) notes by T.G. Rockwell & Dick Spottswood Piedmont PLP 13157 (2nd press 1963?, blue labels)   without "presenting," on back cover: "Produced by Music Research, Incorporated, 2023 N Woodstock Street, Arlington 7, Virginia, U.S.A." notes by T.G. Rockwell & Dick Spottswood = Gryphon GLP 13157 (1963?) on back cover: "Produced by Gryphon, Spottswood Music Co, Inc., Box 7102, Arlington, Virginia, 22207, U.S.A." Gryphon Records, one of Dick Spottswood's labels founded soon after he "left" Music Research, Inc./Piedmont Records notes by T.G. Rockwell & Dick Spottswood = Piedmont PLP 13157 (3rd press 1965?, black labels) on back cover: "Produced by Music Research, Inc., producers of Piedmont and Bullfrog records" "Music Research, Inc., P.O.Box 288, Silver Spring, MD, U.S.A." (Gene Rosenthal [then working for Takoma Records] had built a recording studio in the basement of his parents' house in Silver Spring, Maryland) original notes by T.G. Rockwell & Dick Spottswood; additional notes by Lawrence Cohn (1964 Sing Out! article) = Piedmont PLP 13157 (reissued and distributed 19?? by OJL)   "Mississippi John Hurt, 1963 (Volume I of the Original Piedmont Recordings - 'Folksongs and Blues')" original notes by T.G. Rockwell & Dick Spottswood; additional notes by Lawrence Cohn (1964 Sing Out! article) = Piedmont PLP 13157 (reissued and distributed 19?? by OJL)   "Mississippi John Hurt, 1963 (Volume I of the Original Piedmont Recordings - 'Folksongs and Blues')" notes by Bill Givens   = Origin Jazz Library OJL 8053 (US c.1984) special reissue, produced by Bill Givens On back sleeve: "This material reissued by special arrangement with Music Research, Inc., Tom Hoskins, Pres." On labels: "(C)℗ Music Research, Piedmont Records - Bullfrog Music" notes by David Brown & Thomas Hoskins = Rounder CD 1081 (US 1991) "Avalon Blues 1963" = Rounder C-1081 (cassette) (US 1991) "Avalon Blues 1963" mini LP replica CD with OBI = Vivid Sound VSCD-130 (Jp 2001) = Old Days ODR-6226 (Jp 4/2016) = Doxy (download only?) (It 8/2017) 180 g LP = Hi Horse HHO 13001 (US/Ca 2018) Mississippi John Hurt discography Piedmont Records discography
OJL-8054 (1984)	Mississippi John Hurt Worried Blues - Lazy Blues - Farther Along - Sliding Delta - Nobody Cares For Me - Cow Hooking Blues No. 2 - Talking Casey - Weeping And Wailing - Worried Blues - Oh Mary, Don't You Weep - I Been Cryin' Since You Been Gone rec. by P.V. Kuykendall, Wynwood Recording Studio, on March 14, 15 and 21, 1964; produced / liner notes by Dick Spottswood Mississippi John Hurt discography notes by Robert Shelton and Dick Spottswood Piedmont PLP 13161 (1964) = Chesapeake CLP 13161 original notes by Robert Shelton and Dick Spottswood reissued and distributed 19?? by OJL "Mississippi John Hurt, 1964 (Volume II of the Original Recordings 'Worried Blues')" = Origin Jazz Library OJL 8054 notes by Eric Park = OJL 8054 notes by David Brown = Rounder CD 1082 (1991) "Worried Blues 1963" ["1963" ?] www.rounder.com = Vivid Sound VSCD-131 (Jp 2001)
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Sources:
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Thanks to Robert Sacré, Brad Barrett, Rob Ford, Chris Smith, Bob Eagle, Hank Moore, Fernando Goin and Peter K. Siegel for additional information / scans