Avant getting all over, per par.
Wonder how long before alt boy comes to his "rescue".
I like 99% of everyone wants to own the books/music. So what are you even talking about, do you even know?
Dude, were you really bragging about not knowing anything?
You never really seem to get anything guy.
I own the things I want, I know all about everything that interests me.................rescue???????????
There are records out there worth millions.
First edition books worth TONS.
Why would anyone not want to own the music/books?
Exactly. Stop it, please.
Why do you find boxes of crusty ass CDs and books for a dollar?
Dude, you get more stupid with each post.
I get you are an idiot, do the best ya can.
Robert E. Howard is the father of the sword & sorcery novel, his major creation...Conan....there are 12 books that tell the story.
Ever heard of The Lord of the Rings books?
Familiar with the books of H.P. Lovecraft?
Dude, you simply don't get it and you never will.
Who here can actually talk anything? Yep...nobody.
Yeah, I know some books and CDs can be valuable.
Most are fairly worthless and not worth the space in my home.
You keep bragging about picking up worthless .
Dude, it's not about "space in my home" ok? Try.....my very own man cave/Fortress of Solitude/Den. A place just for...ME~~~~~~~
We have a nice book shelf in the front room where we keep the classics the rest go out in my room.
Dude, I own nothing that doesn't interest me. If you have some fav authors you want their books...right? You have a fav band you want their CD's...right?
I know you ain't too bright but now I can see why.
Never seen so many know nothings in one place before it really is weird. Now it's...you know too much, own too many things...hahahahaha~~~~~~
Breaks my heart that at around 19 I sold all my comics, and rasslin' mags, Yep...HUGE mistake.
Underage hookers get expense, eh?
Dude, are you really as stupid as you appear to be?
lol even worse.
No. All my favorite bands and hundreds of thousands more are readily available any time I want for about 1/3 the price of a CD per month.Dude, I own nothing that doesn't interest me. If you have some fav authors you want their books...right? You have a fav band you want their CD's...right?
Books? If I have a favorite I want to read again in a physical book I'll get it again.
I don't need to be a hoarder isolated from the world to like books and music.
Where are you getting that silliness from? Hoarder? Isolated? Dude, those two words simply don't work.
I'm a collector and nothing isolated about it.
And having your very own room where it;s nothing but you is very cool.
I get the impression you aren't too bright and simply don't get any of this.
Isolated hoard.
It's pretty simple tbh.I get the impression you aren't too bright and simply don't get any of this.
So nobody has a huge CD collection? Nobody has a huge home library?
So a library "hoards" books? A record store "hoards" CD's?
Dude, you're weird.
Lots of people have lots of junk. Fewer now that it's completely unnecessary.
Those places lend out and sell books and records you idiot.So a library "hoards" books? A record store "hoards" CD's?
What kind of idiot doesn't know that?
You. You're that kind of idiot.
An idiot thinks collecting is hoarding. And when talking to you I treat you like what you are a moron.
So you don't own any music or books. That sucks but you're too damn stupid to get it.
Talk to me about them Alabama blues, who would I need to listen to get the best read on that music.
You did Google "Gut Bucket Blues" but you won't be Googling that, way too much work. While I have all that info right here in my hand.
Too lazy to find out what I asked, as are most people.
My God this dude is dumb.
I already told you about my books and music you idiot. You're too much of an idiot to even remember.
lolTalk to me about them Alabama blues, who would I need to listen to get the best read on that music.
Hey, here you go:
https://www.earlyblues.com/Essay%20-...ma%20Blues.htm
0.78 seconds
Knock yourself out!
Dude, that doesn't tell me just what would be THE ESSENTIAL ALABAMA BLUES at all. Come on guy answer what I asked, yep, you can't.
Who are the most important of those listed? And some are prewar and other post war, that's not how this is done.
Dude, nothing beats the actual CD. Only an obvious moron like you wouldn't get this.
Here you go.
Disc One
1.Big Mama Thornton
Walking Blues
2.Arthur Alexander
Sally Sue Brown
3.Ralph Willis
Income Tax Blues
4.Dan Pickett
Lemon Man
5.Horace Sprott
Black Snake Blues
6.Barefoot Bill
Snigglin’ Blues
7.Dan Picket
Something’s Gone Wrong
8.Walter Roland
Big Mama
9.Ed Bell
Squabblin’ Blues
10.Edward Thompson
Seven Sister Blues
11.Clifford Gibson
Blues Without A Dime
12.Daddy Stovepipe with Misisippi Sarah
The Spasm
13.Frankie ‘Half Pint’ Jaxon
I Wonder Where My Easy Rider’s Gone
14.Cow Cow Davenport
Cow Cow Blues
15.Ollis Martin
Police And High Sheriff Come Ridin’ Down
16.Lucille Bogan
Baking Powder Blues
17.Jabo Williams
Polock Blues
18.Edward Thompson
Showers Of Rain
19.Walter Roland
Red Cross Blues
20.Frankie ‘Half Pint’ Jackson
Callin’ Corrine
21.Ben Covington
Boodle-De-Dum Blues
22.Jaybird Coleman
Coffee Grinder Blues
23.Lucille Bogan
Shave ‘Em Dry
24.Paul Bascomb
After Hours
25.Lucky Millinder and his Orchestra
Moanin’ The Blues
Tracks on Disc 2:
1.Big Mama Thornton
Hard Times
2.Ralph Willis
Gonna Hop On Down The Line
3.Dan Pickett
Drivin’ That Thing
4.Big Mama Thornton
Cotton Picking Blues
5.Ralph Willis
Sweet Man Blues
6.Dan Pickett
Early One Morning
7.Ralph Willis
Goodbye Blues
8.Horace Sprott
Take This Hammer
9.Paul Bascomb
Leap Frog Blues
10.Lucky Millinder
D Natural Blues
11.Ed Bell
Bad Boy
12.Walter Roland
Back Door Blues
13.Daddy Stovepipe with Mississippi Sarah
Greenville Strut
14.Lucille Bogan
Jump Steady Daddy
15.Clifford Gibson
Ice And Snow Blues
16.Edward Thompson
Florida Bound
17.Ben Covington
Adam And Eve In The Garden
18.Jaybird Coleman
Giving It Away
19.Clifford Gibson
Bad Luck Dice
20.Ed Bell
Big Rock Jail
21.Lucille Bogan
Till The Cows Come Home
22.Frankie ‘Half Pint’ Jaxon
Jive Man Blues
23.Walter Roland
T Model Blues
24.Cow Cow Davenport
Jim Crow Blues
25.W. C. Handy Orchestra
St. Louis Blues
Half a second BTW.
Dude, what are the "prewar" "postwar" there? And. Clifford Gibson was not an Alabama player.
That was a very bad example of Alabama blues, but how would you know? By the way....Barefoot Bill and Ed Bell are the same guy.
Clifford "Grandpappy" Gibson (April 17, 1901 – December 21, 1963)[1] was an American blues singer and guitarist. He is best known for the tracks, "Bad Luck Dice" and "Hard Headed Blues".[1]
Born in Louisville, Kentucky, United States,[1] he moved to St. Louis, Missouri in the 1920s and lived there for the rest of his life.[2] He played in St. Louis clubs, and in 1929 began recording for the QRS and Victor labels. He is regarded as one of the earliest urban blues performers, with no pronounced rural influences. His guitar playing style resembled that of Lonnie Johnson, with an emphasis on vibrato and improvisation. Among the many themes touched on in his songs, "Don't Put That Thing on Me" is notable for its references to hoodoo, an African American form of folk magic.
Gibson accompanied Jimmie Rodgers on a Victor single, "Let Me Be Your Side Track", in 1931, then spent parts of the next three decades playing in the streets around St. Louis.[2] Gibson resurfaced on recordings in 1960 on the Bobbin label, and worked another three years in St. Louis' Gaslight Square, before his death from pulmonary edema in 1963.[2]
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