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| Management number | 205748002 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $57.15 | Model Number | 205748002 | ||
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Title: Alton Blues
Artist: Barrelhouse Buck
Label: Delmark
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 038153078829
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2007-02-27
Number of Discs: 1
In February 1957, Bob Koester wrote in his newsletter, the Jazz Report, that recent rediscoveries of legendary artists Big Joe Williams and Speckled Red gave information on other forgotten musicians from the 1920s. Koester was told that Paramount and Decca recording artist Barrelhouse Buck McFarland was still around St Louis and he passed that info along to Charlie O'Brien, a fellow member of the St Louis Jazz Club and a St Louis policeman. Buck, the aged entertainer, rugged barrelhouse pianist and marvelous blues singer enjoyed the new interest in his work. Henry Brown, and especially Speckled Red, created new careers and Buck might have as well, but he passed just 8 months after this 1961 recording.
Tracks:
1.1 Four O'Clock Blues
1.2 Alton Blues (Take 2)
1.3 Lamp Post Blues (Take 2)
1.4 Charlie's Stomp
1.5 Railroad Blues
1.6 Dupree Blues
1.7 I Got to Go Blues (Take 2)
1.8 Barrelhouse Buck
1.9 Mercy Mercy Blues
1.10 Don't Stop Now
1.11 Buck's Blues
1.12 Talk
1.13 Lamp Post Blues (Take 1)
1.14 Alton Blues (Take 1)
1.15 Intro
1.16 I Got to Go Blues (Take 1)
1.17 Goodbye Blues
Artist: Barrelhouse Buck
Label: Delmark
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 038153078829
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2007-02-27
Number of Discs: 1
In February 1957, Bob Koester wrote in his newsletter, the Jazz Report, that recent rediscoveries of legendary artists Big Joe Williams and Speckled Red gave information on other forgotten musicians from the 1920s. Koester was told that Paramount and Decca recording artist Barrelhouse Buck McFarland was still around St Louis and he passed that info along to Charlie O'Brien, a fellow member of the St Louis Jazz Club and a St Louis policeman. Buck, the aged entertainer, rugged barrelhouse pianist and marvelous blues singer enjoyed the new interest in his work. Henry Brown, and especially Speckled Red, created new careers and Buck might have as well, but he passed just 8 months after this 1961 recording.
Tracks:
1.1 Four O'Clock Blues
1.2 Alton Blues (Take 2)
1.3 Lamp Post Blues (Take 2)
1.4 Charlie's Stomp
1.5 Railroad Blues
1.6 Dupree Blues
1.7 I Got to Go Blues (Take 2)
1.8 Barrelhouse Buck
1.9 Mercy Mercy Blues
1.10 Don't Stop Now
1.11 Buck's Blues
1.12 Talk
1.13 Lamp Post Blues (Take 1)
1.14 Alton Blues (Take 1)
1.15 Intro
1.16 I Got to Go Blues (Take 1)
1.17 Goodbye Blues
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