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By Karl Kotas Http //www.Metafilter.Com/106986/William-Brown-Mississippi-Blues
"William Brown Was A Man Who Recorded A Handful Of Blues On Sadie Beck's Plantation On July 16 1942 For Alan Lomax. Once Thought To Be The Same Man As The Willie Brown Who Played With Son House And Charley Patton--And Was Immortalized In Robert Johnson's Crossroad Blues--The Consensus Now Is That William Brown Was A Different Man About Whom We Know Next To Nothing. Certainly The Handful Of Recordings We Have That Feature Him Supports This. The Willie Brown Who Recorded Future Blues And M & O Blues Was An Archetypal Delta Bluesman With Both Songs Being Stripped Down Versions Of Charley Patton's Screamin' And Hollerin' The Blues Among Others And Pony Blues Respectively. The William Brown Who Recorded Mississippi Blues Ragged And Dirty And Make Me A Pallet On The Floor Plays And Sings Nothing Like That Willie Brown. That We Know Nothing About Him And Never Heard Any More Of His Music Is One Of The Many Tragedies Of Recorded Blues." Continues...
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William Brown - Ragged And Dirty Robert Petway - Ride 'em On Down Pink Anderson - Greasy Greens Charlie McCoy - Too Long William Brown - Three Dream Portraits: I, Too William Brown - Red Red Rose vocal William Brown - Down In Lover's Lane vocal William Brown - Returned vocal William Brown - Bon Bon Buddy vocal William Brown - Three Dream Portraits: Dream Variation William Brown - Troubled In Mind vocal William Brown - An Explanation vocal William Brown - Little Gypsy Maid vocal William Brown - Dreamin' Time vocal William Brown - There's A Place In The Old Vacant Chair vocal William Brown - Slumber Song vocal William Brown - By The Pool Of The Third Rosses William Brown - Me And My Song: Banjo Song William Brown - Me And My Song: Omesick Blues William Brown - Me And My Song: Laughers William Brown - Me And My Song: To You William Brown - Ezekiel Saw De Wheel William Brown - As The Sunflower Turns To The Sun vocal William Brown - That Welcome Day William Brown - Night William Brown - Sleep, L'il Chile, Go Sleep! William Brown - An Explanation William Brown - Wid De Moon, Moon, Moon William Brown - Whar Shill We Go When De Great Day Comes? Charlie McCoy - That Lonesome Train Took My Baby Away Phillip Walker - Lying Woman Phillip Walker - Rub Some Good Luck On Me Percy Mayfield - The Voice Within Arthur Prysock - Bring It On Home To Me Percy Mayfield - Lost Love Nappy Brown - I Cried Like A Baby Otis Clay - You Want Me To Do What You Won't Do Otis Clay - Help Me Get Over You Rufus Thomas - Tiger Man Little Brother Montgomery - Deep Fried Little Brother Montgomery - Sneaky Pete Blues Varetta Dillard - Darling Listen To The Words Of This Song Varetta Dillard - Rules Of Love Varetta Dillard - No Kinda Good Now How Varetta Dillard - Letter In Blue Little Johnny Taylor - How Are You Fixed For Love Little Brother Montgomery - Pinetops Boogie Little Brother Montgomery - You've Got To See Your Mama Every Night
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Biography - William Brown
By Karl Kotas Http //www.Metafilter.Com/106986/William-Brown-Mississippi-Blues
"William Brown Was A Man Who Recorded A Handful Of Blues On Sadie Beck's Plantation On July 16 1942 For Alan Lomax. Once Thought To Be The Same Man As The Willie Brown Who Played With Son House And Charley Patton--And Was Immortalized In Robert Johnson's Crossroad Blues--The Consensus Now Is That William Brown Was A Different Man About Whom We Know Next To Nothing. Certainly The Handful Of Recordings We Have That Feature Him Supports This. The Willie Brown Who Recorded Future Blues And M & O Blues Was An Archetypal Delta Bluesman With Both Songs Being Stripped Down Versions Of Charley Patton's Screamin' And Hollerin' The Blues Among Others And Pony Blues Respectively. The William Brown Who Recorded Mississippi Blues Ragged And Dirty And Make Me A Pallet On The Floor Plays And Sings Nothing Like That Willie Brown. That We Know Nothing About Him And Never Heard Any More Of His Music Is One Of The Many Tragedies Of Recorded Blues." Continues... read less
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"William Brown Was A Man Who Recorded A Handful Of Blues On Sadie Beck's Plantation On July 16 1942 For Alan Lomax. Once Thought To Be The Same Man As The Willie Brown Who Played With Son House And Charley Patton--And Was Immortalized In Robert Johnson's Crossroad Blues--The Consensus Now Is That William Brown Was A Different Man About Whom We Know Next To Nothing. Certainly The Handful Of Recordings We Have That Feature Him Supports This. The Willie Brown Who Recorded Future Blues And M & O Blues Was An Archetypal Delta Bluesman With Both Songs Being Stripped Down Versions Of Charley Patton's Screamin' And Hollerin' The Blues Among Others And Pony Blues Respectively. The William Brown Who Recorded Mississippi Blues Ragged And Dirty And Make Me A Pallet On The Floor Plays And Sings Nothing Like That Willie Brown. That We Know Nothing About Him And Never Heard Any More Of His Music Is One Of The Many Tragedies Of Recorded Blues." Continues... read less
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