The Hokum Boys - You Can't Get Enough Of That Stuff

From '' You Can't Get Enough Of That Stuff ''
Label: Yazoo
Catalog#: l-1051
Format: Vinyl, Lp, Album
Country: US
Released: 1975

Tracks
01. You Can't Get Enough of That Stuff
02. Gambler's Blues http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrM2bapXlQc
03. Put Your Mind on It
04. Went to His Head
05. We Don't Sell It Here No More
06. I Was Afraid of That Part 1
07. Let Me Have It
08. Hokum Blues
09. Pat-A-Foot Blues
10. Only the Blues
11. Selling That Stuff
12. Ain't Goin' That Way
13. It's All Gone Now http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3YzBX9OaTc
14. I Was Afraid of That Part 2

Original Featuring Artwork By Robert Crumb.
14 tracks recorded in the late 1920s (1929), with one track previously unreleased in any form (track 10).

Pianists - Alex Hill, Jimmy Blythe, and Leroy Carr
Guitarists - Alex Robinson, Dan Roberts, Bob Alexander, Scrapper Blackwell, Tampa Red and Blind Blake
Bob Robinson on banjo and clarinet.

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• Robert Crumb
• 1920s
• 20s
• 20's
• jazz
• The Hokum Boys
• rare vinyl

[VerdeckterVermittler]

Lalalalalalala! Love it.

*smoke a cigar*

[KawhackitaRag]

@KawhackitaRag let me correct myself... although it is almost certainly Jimmy Blythe on back-up vocals (harmony) under the lead vocal of Alexander Robinson, the piano seems to be Alex Hill. Hill was a fine pianist and greatly inluenced by Blythe as his other recordings illustrate.

[KawhackitaRag]

More Jimmy Blythe in hi-fi! Excellent! With the excellent fidelity of these late recordings, he no longer had to pound the piano to keep it audible, and you hear him using considerable dynamics as well, and his interplay with the guitarist is terrific and wonderfully subtle! I firmly believe that had he lived into the 1930s and 1940s, Jimmy Blythe would have been a MAJOR (or at least well-respected) swing-era piano stylist!

[raveon09]

I know I can't!