ALAN LOMAX Lp "NEGRO PRISON SONGS" 1st PRESS TLP 1020 Amazing liner
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" NEGRO PRISON SONGS 7 from the MISSISSIPPI STATE PENITENTIARY Recorded by Alan Lomax in 1947 Here are the titles: Murder's Home, No More, My Lawd, Old Alabama, Black Woman, Jumpin' Judy, Whoa Buck, Prettiest Train, Old Dollar Mamie, It Makes A Long Time Man Feel Bad, Rosie, Levee Camp Holler, What Makes a Work Song Leader?, Early In the Mornin', How I Got in the Penitentiary, Tangle Eye Blues, Stackerlee, Prison Blues. Tradition Records TLP 1020, High Fidelity (Mono). Authentic..not a reissue ("DBH" in the deadwax!) Includes most informative and interesting liner notes on how the album was made by Lomax This Lp is known for its simplistic, haunting, and rweflective blues songs sung by the prisoners. VISUALLY GRADED VINYL condition: NEAR MINT- / VG to VG+ Original thick inflexible vinyl COVER Condition: VG++ No seam splits, no ringwear, some light cornerwear and edgewear Next day shipping. Vinyl and cover separated and packed in a professional Lp mailer with an extra cardboard filler pad for extra protection.
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