Roosevelt "Booba" Barnes & The Playboys How Long This Must Go On

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Composed by Roosevelt Barnes

Roosevelt "Booba" Barnes:Vocals & Guitar

James Earl Franklin:Bass

Terry Taylor:Drums

Recorded at The Attic, Memphis, TN. c. 1989

Originally issued on the 1990 album "Roosevelt "Booba" Barnes & The Playboys:The Heartbroken Man" (Rooster Blues) (LP)

This recording taken from the 1995 CD of the same title

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Roosevelt
• Booba
• Barnes
• Mississippi
• Delta
• Blues
• Guitar

[deaXmachina]

Booba is the best and he mustn't be forgotten! Thanks for sharing this tune :)

[randomandwelldone]

@deaXmachina You're very welcome

[seaside882000]

now this is the blues!

[busessuck1]

found out about him from the mention in the book escaping the delta

...a real cool cat

[andy131481]

Tell your guitar tutor that Booba made his band play 4-5 hr sets@ his Playboy Club in Greenville, Ms. I've seen the sun rise many mornings there and the band not having a break since they started.No band member ever complained.Booba would't hear it.So stay up all night, playing 4-5 hr sets or more and fire your guitar coach

[mattbo12]

@bigfootedms its great to hear you knew the man, im a big fan of his and have just introduced him to my guitar tutor. from the first time i heard i him my first thought was ''wow''

[sugoidessho]

Amazed this guy wasn't much more famous - he deserved to be. Featured in the blues documentary "Deep Blues" (1991). Check him out singing "Heartbroken Man"

[bigfootedms]

I love this. My family knew him. I knew growing up. He had a bar on Nelson Street in the same block as my father's barber shop......I miss it. I imagine that Nelson was Greenville's Harlem with all the activity and music.

[caminim1]

the greatest unknown blues man there was g'ville ms was proud to have this kind of talent