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Bill Jackson
Long Steel Rail
Genres: Blues, Folk, International Music, Pop

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Old Rounder Blues
2. Long Steel Rail
3. Last Go Round
4. Careless Love
5. Titanic Blues
6. Freight Train Runs So Slow
7. Trouble In Mind
8. Blues In The Morning
9. You Ain't No Woman
10. Freight Train Blues
11. Moaning Guitar Blues
12. Going Back South
13. Blood Red River
14. Don't You Put Your Hands On Me
15. Jailhouse Blues
16. Key To The Highway
17. Master & John (Story)
18. Monkey, Baboon & Ape (Story)

CD Details

All Artists: Bill Jackson
Title: Long Steel Rail
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Testament
Release Date: 11/23/1994
Genres: Blues, Folk, International Music, Pop
Styles: Contemporary Blues, British & Celtic Folk, Europe, Britain & Ireland
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 012928501422

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CD Reviews

Beautiful East Coast Guitar Blues

B. D. Tutt | London, UK. | 03/31/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Maryland Songster Bill Jackson only recorded this one album in 1962 at the age of 55, and never became part of the revivalist scene in the way that Mance Lipscomb and Mississippi John Hurt did. This recording demonstrates what a fine 12 string blues guitarist he was. Firmly in the East Coast tradition, he was melodious, ragtime influenced performer, poignant and with a nice line in quiet humour. Originally recorded by Pete Welding & released on LP, this expanded release includes unissued performances plus two monologues. The majority of the tracks are blues, but "Don't You Put Your Hands on Me" and "Going Back South" are delightful ragtime songs.Any fan of the Piedmont / Carolina blues style should get this CD."