In Focus: Mississippi Fred Mcdowell
Tennessee, 19.07.19
Focus on Mississippi Fred Mcdowell
The enigmatic blues artist Fred McDowell didn't own a guitar until he was 37. His timeless style of delta blues, with sliding "bottleneck" guitar tones and rough edged, deeply emotional tenor changed little during the length of his public career, and didn't need to. First recorded in the late '50s by folklorist and field recorder Alan Lomax, McDowell found global recognition with the albums Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 in the mid 1960s.
Soak up the powerful, emotional blues of Mississippi Fred McDowell in this In Focus.
Tracklist
- Fred McDowell
Some Day Baby - Fred McDowell
Wished I Was In Heaven Sitting Down - Fred McDowell
Freight Train Blues - Fred McDowell
The Train I Ride - Fred And Annie Mae McDowell
Where Could I Go (But To The Lord)? - Fred McDowell
Germany Blues - Fred McDowell
Soon One Mornin’ - Mississippi Fred McDowell
I'm Going Down The River - Mississippi Fred McDowell
You Got To Move - Fred McDowell
Shake 'Em On Down - Mississippi Fred McDowell
Good Morning Little School Girl - Mississippi Fred McDowell
Kokomo Me Baby - Mississippi Fred McDowell
When The Saints Go Marchin' In - Mississippi Fred McDowell
Jesus Is On The Mainline - Mississippi Fred McDowell
61 Highway - Mississippi Fred McDowell
Baby Please Don't Go
