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1. "Parchman Farm" or "Parchman Farm Blues" is a blues song first recorded by American Delta blues musician Bukka White in It is an autobiographical piece, in which White sings of his experience at the infamous Mississippi State Penitentiary, known as Parchman Farm.

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2. Nov 04,  · The Blues Project on CD? Discussion in 'Music Corner' started by Electric the Anthology 2 CD set has Projections in stereo. eelkiller Boston, MA. Al's live Soul of a Man set includes a number of tunes with the Projections-era Blues Project intact (except that Steve Katz wussed out and Jimmy Vivino had to overdub his parts, which is a.

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3. Jul 16,  · Hi, I recently bought the 2 CD anthology of the Blues Project (with Al Kooper). I really love this cd, except for one thing: the first track of the second CD ("I can't keep from crying sometimes", from the album "Projections") is very badly distorted.

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4. Featured here is the band's raw 'n mighty readings of a pair of blues classics, Mose Allison's "Parchman Farm" and Jimmy Reed's "Bright Lights, Big City." Sundazed is proud to present these two tracks for the first time on vinyl, direct from the original Verve Folkways mono masters.

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5. The most complete Blues Project collection ever assembled, the two-disc Anthology compiles 36 tracks taken from their three albums on Verve and their two records on Capitol as well as rare singles, previously unreleased songs and alternate versions, and material from solo projects.9/

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6. The most complete Blues Project collection ever assembled, the two-disc Anthology compiles 36 tracks taken from their three albums on Verve and their two records on Capitol as well as rare singles, previously unreleased songs and alternate versions, and material from solo projects.

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7. Sextet of varied musicians who built up a reputation in the mid-'60s for their mix of rock, jazz, classical, and electric blues. Read Full Biography Overview ↓.

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8. Parchman Farm is a Blues Rock band based in Salt Lake City, UT. We first began writing together in February of not really knowing what to expect, but confident that the four of us would work very well together and form a very tight family unit.

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9. On ANTHOLOGY, we finally get to hear the Blues Project as they were meant to be heard. The first disc, primarily of outtakes and tracks from the Live at the Au Go Go set are fresh and rocking. You can actually HEAR the bass and bass drum, and the stereo image is much more 'in the club' jesrolojesnaete.dingmiforsuledanjeleatasurgema.infoinfoonally, the vocals are kinda buried, but hey /5(29).

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