Blues Roots/Chicago - The 1930's
Various Artists

As the Depression's early days brought Southern musicians to Northern cities, the Chicago blues scene absorbed and incorporated these new arrivals. Ensembles grew, the blues became more popular, and individual musicians' styles combined to form a sound that reflected musicians' familiarity with each other and the creativity each brought to the session.
Track Listing
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When I Had Money | Big Bill Broonzy | 2:58 | |
102
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I've Got to Dig You | Big Bill Broonzy | 2:42 | |
103
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Keep Your Hands Off her | Big Bill Broonzy | 2:55 | |
104
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Hold Me Blues | Memphis Minnie | 2:48 | |
105
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Killer Diller | Memphis Minnie | 2:33 | |
106
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New Louise Louise Blues | Johnnie Temple, Horace Malcolm, and Charlie McCoy | 2:36 | |
107
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So Lonely and Blue | Johnnie Temple, Horace Malcolm, and Charlie McCoy | 2:36 | |
201
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Key to the Highway | Jazz Gillum, Big Bill Broonzy, and Alfred Elkins | 2:42 | |
202
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Go Back to the Country | Jazz Gillum, Big Bill Broonzy, and Blind John Davis | 2:51 | |
203
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Winter Time Blues | Big Maceo and Tampa Red | 2:56 | |
204
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Going Down Slow | St. Louis Jimmy and Roosevelt Sykes | 3:14 | |
205
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Come On In | Washboard Sam, Black Bob, and Big Bill Broonzy | 2:42 | |
206
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Yes! I Got Your Woman | Washboard Sam, Blind John Davis, and Big Bill Broonzy | 2:53 | |
207
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Just Got to Hold You | Washboard Sam, Blind John Davis, and Big Bill Broonzy | 2:41 |