talk it over, 9, All night long, 10, Chicken shack boogie, 11, Sugar bee, 12, Poor boy boogie. Revenue Man. Исполнитель. Willie and The Poor Boys.

Freddie Spruell is often cited as the first Delta Bluesmen to make a record, although he was born in Louisiana and lived his whole life in Chicago! . Often cited as the first Delta Bluesman to make a record, Freddie Spruell cut his ‘Milk Cow Blues’ c/w ‘Muddy Water Blues’ on June 25th 1926 in Chicago. After a brief career with the Okeh label, ‘Papa Freddie’ or ‘Mr. Freddie’ made several more records in 1935 for Bluebird, but his total output came to only 10 songs. Freddie Spruell was born in rural Louisiana in 1893, but his family relocated to Chicago when he was a child.

Mississippi Blues: Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2 (1926-1935). This volume gathers the complete known recorded work of Arthur Petties, Freddie Spruell, and Willie "Poor Boy" Lofton, all of whom show the influence of Tommy Johnson, particularly Lofton, whose "Dark Road Blues" is a spirited version of Johnson's "Big Road Blues. Lofton also turns in fine performances on the humorous (but resolute) "It's Killin' Me" and the alcohol-themed "Jake Leg Blues," which refers to the drag leg gait of seriously impaired drunks.

Mississippi Blues, vol. 2 (1926–1935), The Complete Recorded Works of Arthur Petties, Freddie Spruell, Willie "Poor Boy" Lofton, Document Records, 1994. List of Delta blues musicians. a b c d e f Leggett, Steve. Freddie Spruell: Biography". Okeh produced lines of recordings in German, Czech, Polish, Swedish, some were pressed from masters leased from European labels, others were recorded by Okeh in New York. In 1920, Ralph Peers recordings of the African-American blues singer Mamie Smith were a smash hit for Okeh. The company perceived the significant, little-tapped market for blues and jazz by African-American artists, in 1922, Okeh hired Clarence Williams as director of race recordings for Okehs New York studios, in addition to making recordings under his own name.

11. Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man (Freddie Spruell). 14. Your Good Man Is Gone (Freddie Spruell). 07. Milk Cow Blues (Freddie Spruell). 01. Two Time Blues (Arthur Petties). 02. Out On Santa Fe-Blues (Arthur Petties). 08. Muddy Water Blues (Spurell, Freddie). 04. Good Boy Blues (Arthur Petties). 09. Way Back Down Home (Freddie Spruell). 16. Mr. Freddie's Kokomo Blues (Freddie Spruell). 13. Don't Cry Baby (Freddie Spruell). 19. Jake Leg Blues (Willie Lofton). 03. That Won't Do (Arthur Petties). 24. Dark Road Blues (Willie Lofton). 15. Let's Go Riding (Freddie Spruell). 23. Beer Garden Blues (Willie Lofton). 22. Rainy Day Blues (Willie Lofton). 18. Poor Boy Blues (Willie Lofton). 05. Quarrellin' Mama Blues (Arthur Petties).

Mississippi Bottom Blues - Kid Bailey. 4. Poor Boy Blues - Sam Butler. 5. I'm Leavin' Town - William Harris. 6. Hittin' the Bottle Stomp - Mississippi Jook Band. 7. Last Kind Words Blues - Geeshie Wiley. 8. Third Street Woman Blues - Blind Willie Reynolds. 9. Muddy Water Blues - Freddie Spruell. 10. Fare Thee Well Blues - Joe Calicott. 11. That Won't Do - Arthur Petties. 12. Four O'Clock Flower Blues - Willie '61' Blackwell. Evil Devil Woman Blues - Joe McCoy. The Jail House Blues - Sam Collins. Black Spider Blues - Robert Lockwood.

Freddie Spruell (December 28, 1893 – June 19, 1956) was an American Delta blues guitarist and singer, variously billed as Papa Freddie or Mr. Freddie. He is generally regarded as the first Delta bluesman to be recorded ("Milk Cow Blues", 1926), although Mamie Smith (1920) and Blind Lemon Jefferson (1925) predated him in recording the first blues records. Details of his life are sketchy and sometimes contradictory.

Mississippi Blues (1935-1951) The Complete Recorded Works Of Otto Virgial, Robert Petway, Robert Lockwood Robert Lockwood - Black Spider Blues - Dust My Broom - I'm Gonna Dig Myself A Hole - I'm Gonna Train My Baby - Little Boy Blue - Take A Walk With Me Robert Petway - Bertha Lee Blues - Boogie Woogie Woman - Catfish Blues - Cotton Pickin' Blues - Don't Go Down Baby - Hollow. Mississippi Blues Vol. 3 Complete Recordings of Robert Petway, Mississippi Matilda & Sonny Boy Nelson Robert Petway - Catfish Blues - Ride 'em On Down - Rockin' Chair Blues - My Little Girl - Let Me Be Your Boss - Left My Baby Crying - Sleepy Woman Blues - Don't Go Down Baby - Bertha Lee Blues - Boogie Woogie Woman - Hollow Log Blues - In The Evening - My Baby Left Me - Cotton Pickin'.

07. Mr Postman blues. Eddie James "Son" House. Telephone arguin' blues. 09 Telephone arguin' blues. 15 Po' boy. 16 Can't get a word in edgeways. 17 I be bound to write to you. 18 Evil hearted woman blues.