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@SonnyMcGhee Never mind found out what I needed. It just took some research and some time.
SonnyMcGhee 1 day ago
People know less about Texas Alexander and more about his cousin Lighting Hopkins who is also a great artist. Texas Alexander and the Mississippi Sheiks recorded in San Antonio,Was it the same place that Robert Johnson recorded in 1936 at the Gunter hotel?
SonnyMcGhee 1 month ago
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On April 9th 1934 Texas Alexander was backed by the Mississippi Sheiks on eight numbers. The lineup featured Bo on violin, Sam Chatman and Walter Vinson on guitars. Lonnie seems to be absent from this session. Highlights include “Seen Better Days”, “Texas Troublesome Blues”, “Last Stage Blues” and “Frost Texas Tornado Blues”, a topical blues dealing with a tornado which destroyed the tiny town of Frost, Texas on May 6, 1930 leaving 41 dead.
deewilki 2 months ago
What a gem drenched in bluey goodness.....thanx 4 sharin'
mrgoodvibrations 1 year ago
this music describes now just as well as the 30's im 23 and can't stand the radio
if the musicians are feeling it im listening
thanks for the post this is why the internet can save music
music is art and pop is for sale and i dirt poor and just fine $=0
humans are beautiful just like the rest of this magical planet
babylon is comin down the snake is already to big to hide lol
freedomstartswithyou 1 year ago
like them old country blues. they are timeless. hogman
TheBarnesfarm 2 years ago
Truly an inspireation
RELEEz57 2 years ago