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John Jackson - Blues and Country Dance Tunes from Virginia

Blues and Country Dance Tunes from Virginia
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Album Details: Blues and Country Dance Tunes from Virginia

Release Date:01/01/1965
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Track List: Blues and Country Dance Tunes from Virginia

  1. Nobody's Business But My Own
  2. Going Down in Georgia on a Horn
  3. Black Snake Moan
  4. Flat Foot and Buck Dance
  5. If Hattie Wants to Lu, Let Her L...
  6. T.B. Blues
  7. I'm a Bad, Bad Man
  1. Rattlesnakin' Daddy
  2. Poor Boy
  3. Boat's up the River
  4. Steamboat Whistle Blues
  5. John's Rag
  6. Cindy
  7. John Henry

Pro Reviews: Blues and Country Dance Tunes from Virginia

  • All Music Guide

    John Jackson was an excellent country blues musician whose repertoire also included reels, mountain music and folk tunes. This was an outstanding collection of vintage material done in what was about as contemporary a fashion as you could get in that genre in the mid-'60s.

    - Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

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Biography

John Jackson

For much of his life, John Jackson played for country house parties in Virginia, or around the house for his own amusement. Then in the '60s he encountered the folk revival, becoming the Washington, D.C. area's bestloved blues artist. Undoubtedly one of the finest of traditional Piedmont guitarists, Jackson exemplified the songster tradition at its best. His eclectic re... Read more