Billy Williams : The Piep Piper
Amos Milburn : Chicken Shack Boogie
Album: Hot Matador Dancers
Mel Brown : Greasy Spoon / Home James
Album: Chicken Fat
Bio: http://www.electrofi.com/melbrown_bio.htm
Count Owen and his Calypsonians : Go Five Go / Goodbye To Rome
Album : Calypsos Down Jamaica Way
Japanese Import > Dub Store
Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss and Gillian Welch : Did't leave nobody but the baby
Album: O Brother where ar Thou (soundtrack)
The Doors : Rock is dead (Live session)
Album: Open up and bleed
Mississippi Fred Mc Dowell : Good Morning Little School Girl
Album: I don't play no rock 'n Roll
YouTube > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54GNI2K3-ec
McDowell's 1969 album I Do Not Play No Rock 'N' Roll was his first featuring electric guitar. It
features parts of an interview in which he discusses the origins of the blues and the nature of
love. This interview was sampled and mixed into a song (also titled I Do Not Play No Rock 'N'
Roll by Dangerman in 1999.
Robert Wilkins : That's No Way to get along
The Anglin Brothers : Money Cannot Buy Your Soul
Album: Last Kind Words
Incredibly well compiled '20s-'30s era blues comp. High quality of sound for the time period of
its recordings. This compilation is filled with the most accessible blues songs made to be
appreciated by enthusiasts and those new to the genre. Features Blind Willie McTell, Memphis
Minnie, Geechie Wiley etc."
Mark Levine : Sure I can write
Album: Pelgrim's Progress
Mark LeVine - Rythm Guitar
Ry Cooder - acoustic lead guitar, acoustic & electric bottleneck guitar, mandolin (where shown)
Michael Deasy - acoustic & electric lead guitar
Joe Osborn - bass
Jerry Scheff - bass
Toxey French - drums
Paul Humphrey - drums
Larry Knechtel - piano
