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Hoodoo Lady (1933-1937) ()

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  1. Has Anyone Seen My Man?
  2. Down in the Alley
  3. I Hate to See the Sun Go Down]
  4. Ice Man (Come on Up)
  5. Hoodoo Lady
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  1. Has Anyone Seen My Man?
  2. Down in the Alley
  3. I Hate to See the Sun Go Down]
  4. Ice Man (Come on Up)
  5. Hoodoo Lady
  6. I'm a Bad Luck Woman
  7. Black Cat Blues
  8. Good Morning
  9. Man, You Won't Give Me No Money
  10. Keep on Eatin'
  11. I've Been Treated Wrong
  12. Caught Me Wrong Again
  13. My Butcher Man
  14. If You See My Rooster (Please Run Him Home)
  15. My Baby Don't Want Me No More
  16. Please Don't Stop Him
  17. Good Biscuits
  18. Ain't No Use Tryin' to Tell on Me (I Know Something on You)
  19. My Strange Man
  20. I'm Going Don't You Know
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Memphis Minnie is a unique figure in blues history, a female country blues singer who emerged in the late '20s when the field (at least on record) was exclusively filled by men. But, gender aside, she was one of the most talented blues singer/guitarists of the '30s and '40s. This CD reissue primarily dates from her period between her partnerships with Cousin Joe and Little Son Joe. Minnie is heard mostly playing her variations of good-time urban blues (à la Bill Broonzy), an even 12 bars to a chorus but with the feeling and ...

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Hoodoo Lady (1933-1937) 1991, Columbia/Legacy

UPC: 074644677522

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