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Big Bill Broonzy
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- Included Titles
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- Too many drivers
- Shine on, shine on
- My little flower
- Sweet honey bee
- Double trouble
- Why should I spend my money?
- I feel so good
- She's gone with the wind
- Humble blues
- Oh baby
- When I get to thinking
- Roll dem bones
- I can fix it
- Old man blues
- What can I do
- Saturday evening blues
- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- English
- Contributors
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- Rand, Odell, instrumentalist
- Altheimer, Joshua, instrumentalist
- Malcolm, Horace, instrumentalist
- Dixon, Tyrell, instrumentalist
- Washboard Sam, 1910-1966, instrumentalist
- Big Maceo, 1905-1953, instrumentalist
- Memphis Slim, instrumentalist
- Knowling, Ransom, instrumentalist
- Rhythm Band
- James McKinty Collection
- Publication
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- [Italy] : Queen-Disc, [1985?]
- Physical Details
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- 1 audio disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, monophonic ; 12 in
- OCLC
- ocn840934847
- Credits
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- Big Bill Broonzy, vocals, guitar; variously with Odell Rand, clarinet ; Joshua Altheimer, piano ; Memphis Slim, piano ; Washboard Sam, washboard ; Ramson Knowling, bass ; Horace Malcolm, piano ; Buster Bennett, alto sax ; Big Maceo Merryweather, piano ; Tyrell Dixon, drums ; and Big Bill and his Rhythm Band (John Morton, trumpet ; "Sax" Mallard, alto sax ; Bill Casimir, tenor sax ; Charles Belcher, piano ; Ramson Knowling, bass ; Judge Riley, drums)
- Blues music, principally written by Big Bill Broonzy.
- Forms part of: James McKinty Collection.
- Recorded between May 11, 1939 and Jan. 28, 1947 in Chicago.
- Too many drivers -- Shine on, shine on -- My little flower -- Sweet honey bee -- Double trouble / Melka -- Why should I spend my money? -- I feel so good -- She's gone with the wind -- Humble blues -- Oh baby -- When I get to thinking / Melka -- Roll dem bones -- I can fix it -- Old man blues -- What can I do -- Saturday evening blues