(Blues) Jessie Mae Hemphill - Get Right Blues

Styles: Acoustic Country Blues, Delta & Folk-Blues Recorded: 1979/1984/1985 Released: 2003 Label: High Water/Inside Sounds File: mp3 @ 320 kbps Size: 118.80 MB Time: 51:29 Art: Full Covers 1. Streamline Train - 5:07 2. Shake Your Booty (Shake It, Baby) - 4:01 3. Go Back To Your Used To Be - 3:30 4. Take Me Home With You, Baby - 2:45 5. Baby, Please Don\'t Go - 3:11 6. Lord, Help The Poor & Needy - 2:24 7. Cowgirl Blues - 3:28 8. Little Rooster Reel - 3:01 9. He\'s Mighty Good Leader - 3:22 10. All Night Boogie (Jessie\'s Boogie) - 2:40 11. Loving In The moonlight - 3:40 12. Get Right, Church - 1:55 13. Jessie\'s Love Song (Tell Me You Love Me) - 2:50 14. Honey Bee - 5:31 15. Jesus Will Fix It For You - 3:26 Personnel: Jessie Mae Hemphill - Guitar, Diddley Bow, Hand and Foot Tambourine; Ankle Bells; Hat Box; Bass Drum; Snare Drum, Vocals David Evans - Guitar tr.1,5 Compton Jones - Vocals tr.8,9,12; Bo-diddley tr.8; Tambourine tr.2,9,13; Hat Box tr.14; Glen Faulkner - Bo-diddley tr.12 Lois Brown - Bass tr.2,13 & Joe Hicks - Drums tr.2,13 Napoleon Strickland - Vocal tr.12 Bettye Mitchell - Tambourine tr.1,5 Jessie Mae Hemphill from Como, Mississippi is the granddaughter of singer and multi-instrumentalist Sid Hemphill, and the niece of singer and guitarist Rosa Lee Hill; her parents and two aunts were also musicians, but never recorded. Jessie Mae did a little performing at picnic and in church, but it was only in 1979 that docided, as thelast of the family still playing music, to make it her cereer. She toured widely, and won a Handy Awards for album \'Feelin\' Good\' in 1991, but was sidelined by a stroke in 1993. He is death in 2006. When David Evans met her in 1979, Jessie had only a small repertoire, including the diddley bow piece \'Take Me Home With You Baby\'. Evans worked with her on developing her music, creating complementary second guitar parts, and Hemphill expanded her repertoire and added percussion instruments. This is the most recently released CD, includes the earliest recordings. The content is drawn about equally from 1979 and the mid-\'80s, and while it doesn\'t provoke any rethinking of Hemphill\'s status as an artist, the disc carefully programmed. As a result, the foot tambourine on four tracks provides variety rather than monotony, and the exiguousness of some compositions is effectively disguised. Three tracks with diddley bow and some touching, archaic church songs contrast well with band blues like \'Streamline Train\', where Hemphill overdubs thunderous drumming, and \'Jessie\'s Love Song\' and \'Shake Your Booty\', which feature Joe Hicks and Lois Brown from legendary band The Fieldstones. Jessie Mae Hemphill was indeed a national treasure, and \'Get Right Blues\' makes a wonderful introduction to this amazing musician.

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otago (2011-08-22)

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