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Woman's Trouble Blues (Import) (CD)

By: Bessie Smith

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DISC 1 for Woman's Trouble Blues (Import) (CD) Album By Bessie Smith
1   Aggravatin' Papa  
2   Taint Nobody's Business If I Do  
3   Mama's Got The Blues  
4   If You Don't I Know Who Will  
5   No One In Town Can Bake A Sweet Jelly Roll Like Mine  
6   I'm Going Back A Sweet Jelly Roll Like Mine  
7   I'm Going Backto My Used To Be  
8   Any Woman's Blues  
9   Mistreating Daddy  
10   Easy Come Easy Go Blues  
11   Sorrowful Blues  
12   Boweavil Blues  
13   Lou'siana Low Down Blues  
14   House Rent Blues  
15   Weeping Willow Blues  
16   Woman's Trouble Blues  
17   St Louis Blues  
18   Sobbin' Hearted Blues  
19   You've Been A Good Ole Wagon  
20   Cake Walkin' Babies From Home  
21   Nashville Women's Blues  
22   Careless Love Blues  
23   I Ain't Goin' To Play Second Fiddle  
24   Nobody's Blues But Mine  
25   I've Been Mistreated And I Don't Like It  
26   Preachin' The Blues  
27   Back Water Blues  
28   Muddy Water  
29   There'll Be A Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight  
30   Sweet Mistreater  
31   Good Man Is Hard To Find  
32   Empty Bed Blues (part 1)  
33   Empty Bed Blues (part 2)  
34   Me And My Gin  
35   I'm Wild About That Thing  
36   You've Got To Give Me Some  
37   Nobody Know You When You're Down And Out  
38   On Revival Day  
39   Need A Little Sugar In My Bowl  
40   Do Your Duty  
41   Gimmie A Pigfoot  
 

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The digitally mastered double-disc set WOMAN'S TROUBLE BLUES brings together 40 numbers from legendary blues singer Bessie Smith, including "Mama's Got The Blues," "Nobody Know You When You're Down and Out," and "Need A Little Sugar In My Bowl."

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This is a perfectly acceptable double-disc compilation of the great Bessie Smith's work from her Okeh and Columbia sides. Given that it's on Snapper, it doesn't suffer from some of the terrible mastering that some other labels issued in the past. There are 40 cuts spread out here, including both parts of "Empty Bed Blues," back to back, which is a plus. It is both a fitting introduction -- with some decent liner notes to add context -- as well as a solid compilation for those unwilling to delve completely into the Sony Legacy collections. Sure, there is plenty more than a "little" here, but if you are at all drawn to the early blues, this will no doubt wet your appetite for more. ~ Thom Jurek

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