Boogie woogie rareties [i.e. rarities]
Contributors: Wallace, Wesley (Pianist), performer; Garnett, Blind LeRoy, performer; Lofton, Cripple Clarence, 1887-1957, performer; Ezell, Will, 1892-1963, performer; Spand, Charlie, performer; Blind Blake, performer; Williams, Jabo, performer; Davenport, Charlie, 1895-1955, performer; Brown, Henry, 1906-1981, performer; Avery, Charles (Pianist), performer
Publisher: Milestone
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording]
Subjects: Blues (Music); Piano music (Boogie woogie)
Other titles: Boogie woogie rarities; Honky tonk train blues.; Molasses sopper blues.; Number 29.; Chain 'em down.; On the wall.; Playing the dozens.; Just can't stay here.; Hastings Street.; Levee camp man.; Jab blues.; Chimes blues.; New cow cow blues.; Deep Morgan.; Dearborn Street breakdown.; Number twenty-nine.; Cow cow blues.
Notes: Program and discographical notes by Mait Eddy on container.

Blues; piano with vocals and various instruments.

Recorded principally in Chicago for the Paramount & Gennett labels, 1927-1932.
Table of contents: title: Honky tonk train blues (Meade Lux Lewis); title: Molasses sopper blues (Meade Lux Lewis); title: Number 29 (Wesley Wallace); title: Chain 'em down (Blind Leroy Garnett); title: On the wall (Cripple Clarence Lofton); title: Playing the dozens (Will Ezell); title: Just can't stay here (Will Ezell); title: Hastings Street (Charlie Spand with Blind Blake); title: Levee camp man (Charlie Spand); title: Jab blues (Jabo Williams); title: Chimes blues (Cow Cow Davenport); title: New Cow cow blues (Cow Cow Davenport); title: Deep Morgan (Henry Brown); title: Dearborn Street breakdown (Charles Avery).