Original Ramblin' Bluesman 2CD

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Big Joe Williams
Original Ramblin' Bluesman 1945-1961 2CD

Big Joe Williams was the epitome of the rambling, wandering itinerant bluesman so romanticised in the early days of blues discovery and record collecting.
He rambled across the United States from coast to coast in the 1920s and ‘30s.
This 2CD collection features many of his most famous recordings from the post war years.
His most famous composition was Baby Please Don’t Go, much covered and eventually a major hit for Them in the UK and Ted Nugent in America.
The really exciting attraction of this double disc collection is the CD debut of the 8 tracks he recorded with Chicago pianist Erwin Helfer in 1957.
These 8 tracks only ever previously appeared on two very rare UK EPs.

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Disc 1
  1. His Spirit Lives On
  2. Baby Please Don't Go
  3. Stack of Dollars
  4. Mellow Apples
  5. Wild Cow Moan
  6. P Vine Blues
  7. Bad and Weak Hearted Blues
  8. King Biscuit Stomp
  9. I'm a Highway Man
  10. Banta Rooster Blues
  11. Mean Stepfather Blues
  12. House Lady Blues
  13. Don't You Leave Me Here
  14. Jivin' Woman
  15. She's a Married Woman
  16. Mama Don't Allow Me
  17. Delta Blues
  18. Over Hauling Blues
  19. Whistling Pines
  20. Friends and Pals
  21. Juanita
  22. She Left Me a Mule
  23. Bad Heart Blues
  24. Ride In My New Car With Me
  25. Rather Be Sloppy Drunk
  26. Cottage Grove Blues
Disc 2
  1. Goin' Back
  2. My Baby Left
  3. King's Highway
  4. Lula Mae
  5. All I Want is My Train Fare Home
  6. I'm Talkin' About You
  7. Joe Williams' Blues
  8. Don't Leave Me Here
  9. Cow Cow Blues
  10. Crawlin' King Snake
  11. I May Be Wrong
  12. Keep A-Knockin'
  13. Cottage Grove
  14. Meet Me In the Bottom
  15. Bessemer Baby
  16. Baby Please Don't Go
  17. Shake Your Boogie
  18. Jump Baby Jump
  19. Mean Mistreater
  20. Prison Bound
  21. Whistlin' Pines
  22. Bluebird Blues
  23. Elevate Me Baby
  24. TB Blues
  25. King Biscuit Stomp No.2
  26. Rootin' Ground Hog