Fantastic documentary which shows Mississippi blues singer, Fred McDowell, singing and talking about his blues

You Gotta Move" is a song written by Fred McDowell and Re. You see that woman That walk the street You see the policeman Out on his beat But when the Lord gets ready You got to move.

Recorded on August 19, 20 and 21, 1969 in Berkeley, Ca. at Sierra Sound Studios. Track B1 was recorded in Berkeley on July 5, 1965. Gravure Universelle" pressing format, laminated flipback sleeve. Arhoolie Records Box 9195 Berkeley, Ca. 94709. Matrix, Runout (Side A runout etched): AR. 19001 A MP.

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Mississippi Fred McDowell was a key figure in Mississippi hill country blues and one of the most dynamic performers of the 60s blues revival. You Gotta Move’ was eventually included on their Sticky Fingers album in 1971. Around the same time Bonnie Raitt was listening to Fed’s records and learning from his slide guitar style. He died from cancer the following year, having tasted the rewards of his rich talent, but not nearly enough. This is what the legendary Dick Waterman had to say about Fred McDowell and those that think the blues is a sombre kind of music. Follow the Stormy Monday playlist to hear McDowell and other blues greats do their thing. Related Topics:Blues Bonnie Raitt Mississippi Fred McDowell On This Day Rolling Stones The Blues.

Mississippi Fred McDowell. Initial release : 1969. You Ain't Treatin' Me Right. Meet Me Down in Froggy Bottom. Uncertain if this track was on the original LP release. Mississippi Fred McDowell - electric guitar, vocals.

My Trouble Blues, 11. Black Minnie, 12. That’s Alright, 13. When I Lay My Burden Down, 14. Ain’t Gonna Be Bad No Mo’, 15. Do My Baby Ever Think Of Me, 16. Brooks Run Into The Ocean, 17. Bull Dog Blues, 18. Frisco Line, 19. You Gotta Move. More albums from Fred McDowell: I Do Not Play No Rock ‘N’ Roll by Fred McDowell. Vol. 2 by Fred McDowell. When I Lay My Burden Down by Fred McDowell. In London, Vo. by Fred McDowell. Live In New York by Fred McDowell. Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning by Fred McDowell. My Home Is In The Delta by Fred McDowell. 1962 – His First Recordings Following Discovery by Fred McDowell. View all albums . Mississippi Delta Blues.

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