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Lil Johnson - 1935-1937 (Remaining Titles And Alternate Takes) album
- Performer: Lil Johnson
- Genre: Blues
- Title: 1935-1937 (Remaining Titles And Alternate Takes)
- Released: 1990
- MP3 version size: 1594 mb
- FLAC version size: 1946 mb
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- Rating: 4.8
- Votes: 701
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Lil Johnson (fl. 1920s-1930s, dates and places of birth and death unknown) was an African-American singer who recorded dirty blues and hokum songs in the 1920s and 1930s. Her origins and early life are not known. She first recorded in Chicago in 1929, accompanied by the pianists Montana Taylor and Charles Avery on five songs, including "Rock That Thing"
Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 | Get 'Em From The Peanut Man (Hot Nuts)Piano [Prob.] – Frank "Springback" James* |
| A2 | Anybody Here Want To Buy My Cabbage?Piano [Prob.] – Frank "Springback" James* |
| A3 | That Bonus Done Gone ThruBass [Prob.] – Bill SettlesPiano – Black Bob |
| A4 | Winner Joe (The Knock-Out King)Bass [Prob.] – Bill SettlesPiano – Black Bob |
| A5 | Murder In The First DegreeGuitar – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Myrtle Jenkins |
| A6 | Two Timin' ManBass [Prob.] – Bill SettlesClarinet [Prob.] – Arnett NelsonDrums – Unknown ArtistGuitar [Prob.] – Big Bill BroonzyPiano [Prob.] – Black Bob |
| A7 | Was I?Bass [Prob.] – Bill SettlesClarinet [Prob.] – Arnett NelsonDrums – Unknown ArtistGuitar [Prob.] – Big Bill BroonzyPiano [Prob.] – Black Bob |
| A8 | Crazy About My RiderBass – Bill SettlesGuitar [Prob.] – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Black BobTrumpet – Mr. Sheiks (Alfred Bell)* |
| A9 | If You Don't Give Me What I WantBass – Bill SettlesGuitar [Prob.] – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Black BobTrumpet – Mr. Sheiks (Alfred Bell)* |
| A10 | Grandpa Said "Let's Suzie Q"Bass – Bill SettlesGuitar [Prob.] – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Black BobTrumpet – Mr. Sheiks (Alfred Bell)* |
| B1 | New Shave 'em DryBass – Bill SettlesGuitar [Prob.] – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Black BobTrumpet – Mr. Sheiks |
| B2 | Come And Get ItBass [Thump Bass] – Unknown ArtistPiano – Black BobTrumpet – Mr. Sheiks |
| B3 | I'm A Sales LadyBass [Thump Bass] – Unknown ArtistPiano – Black Bob |
| B4 | Bucket's Got A Hole In ItClarinet – Arnett NelsonDrums – Fred WilliamsPiano – Aletha Robinson |
| B5 | Mellow StuffClarinet – Arnett NelsonDrums – Fred WilliamsPiano – Aletha Robinson |
| B6 | Broken-hearted BluesDrums – Fred WilliamsPiano – Aletha Robinson |
| B7 | Down At The Old Village StoreBass – Unknown ArtistGuitar – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Black Bob |
| B8 | You Lied Your Last TimeBass – Unknown ArtistGuitar – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Black Bob |
| B9 | Ain't That A ShameBass – Unknown ArtistGuitar – Big Bill BroonzyPiano – Black Bob |
| B10 | When Your Troubles Are Like MineBass – Unknown ArtistGuitar – Unknown ArtistPiano – Blind John Davis |
Credits
- Compilation Producer – Johnny Parth
- Remastered By – Hans Klement
- Vocals – Lil Johnson
Notes
Recorded in Chicago, 16 July 1935 (A1, A2), 12 February 1936 (A3, A4), 22 April 1936 (A5), 11 June 1936 (A6, A7), 19 November 1936 (A8 to B1), 3 March 1937 (B2, B3), 29 June 1937 (B4 to B6), 23 December 1937 (B7 to B9), and 29 December 1937 (B10).Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Rights Society: AUSTRO MECHANA
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