Mr. Hurt Goes To Washington, by Mississippi John Hurt

Mr. Hurt Goes To Washington

by Mississippi John Hurt

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It's a fantastic collection... high quality recordings and beautiful songs.

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In July of 1963, the Library of Congress was able to induce Mississippi John Hurt to come to the Coolidge Auditorium in DC and record dozens of songs as the crowning achievement of his legacy. Mississippi John Hurt sang with a warmth and reflective quality that made him sound like no other blues singer in the world, and these Library of Congress Recordings showcase his gospel- influenced style beautifully.

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1.	Candy Man 02:52	buy track
2.	Avalon Blues 04:23	buy track
3.	Frankie And Albert 03:54	buy track
4.	Richlands Women Blues 04:03	buy track
5.	Stack O' Lee 04:03	buy track
6.	Louis Collins 03:05	buy track
7.	Monday Morning Blues 03:11	buy track
8.	Nobody's Dirty Business 03:52	buy track
9.	Slidin' Delta 02:59	buy track
10.	Got The Blues That Can't Be Satisfied 03:04	buy track
11.	My Creole Belle 02:03	buy track
12.	Spike Driver (John Henry) 03:16	buy track
13.	Coffee Blues 03:22	buy track
14.	Let The Mermaids Flirt With Me 03:04	buy track
15.	Talking Casey Jones 05:07	buy track
16.	Funky Butt 01:52	buy track
17.	Joe Turner 02:57	buy track
18.	I'm Satisfied 01:54	buy track
19.	Blessed Be The Name Of The Lord 02:44	buy track
20.	Camp Meeting Tonight On The Old Camp Ground 02:20	buy track
21.	Trouble I've Had All My Day 04:37	buy track
22.	Pera-Lee 01:50	buy track
23.	Pay Day 02:53	buy track
24.	Corrina, Corrina 02:09	buy track
25.	Hey Baby, Right Away 01:44	buy track
26.	Pallet On The Floor 04:26	buy track
27.	Waiting For A Train 02:40	buy track
28.	Oh Mary Don't You Weep 02:17	buy track
29.	Weeping And Wailing 02:25	buy track
30.	Keep Me Knoickin' (You Can't Come In) 02:51	buy track
31.	If You Don't Want Me 03:28	buy track
32.	Salty Dog 02:45	buy track
33.	Walking The Floor Over You 01:34	buy track
34.	Cow Hooking Blues 03:42	buy track
35.	Four O'Clock Blues 01:39	buy track
36.	See See Rider 03:26	buy track
37.	Poor Boy A Long Way From Home 01:52	buy track
38.	Good Morning Miss Carrie 01:57	buy track
39.	I Got Mine 01:43	buy track
40.	Hot Time In Old Town Tonight 03:18	buy track

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In July of 1963, the Library of Congress was able to induce Mississippi John Hurt to come to the Coolidge Auditorium in DC and record dozens of songs as the crowning achievement of his legacy. Mississippi John Hurt sang with a warmth and reflective quality that made him sound like no other blues singer in the world, and these Library of Congress Recordings showcase his gospel- influenced style beautifully.

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released June 25, 2021

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