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Jim Jackson
Complete Recorded Works (1927)
Genres: Blues, Pop

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Jim Jackson's Kansas City Blues, Pt. 1 - Jim Jackson, Jackson, Jim [1]
2. Jim Jackson's Kansas City Blues, Pt. 2 - Jim Jackson,
3. He's in the Jailhouse Now - Jim Jackson, Jackson, Jim [1]
4. Old Dog Blue - Jim Jackson, Jackson, Jim [1]
5. My Monday Blues - Jim Jackson, Jackson, Jim [1]
6. My Mobile Central Blues - Jim Jackson,
7. Jim Jackson's Kansas City Blues, Pt. 3 - Jim Jackson,
8. Jim Jackson's Kansas City Blues, Pt. 4 - Jim Jackson,
9. My Monday Blues - Jim Jackson, Jackson, Jim [1]
10. I'm a Bad, Bad Man - Jim Jackson,
11. I'm Gonna Start Me a Graveyard of My Own - Jim Jackson,
12. My Monday Woman Blues - Jim Jackson, Jackson, Jim [1]
13. My Mobile Central Blues - Jim Jackson,
14. I Heard the Voice of a Pork Chop - Jim Jackson,
15. My Monday Woman Blues - Jim Jackson, Jackson, Jim [1]
16. My Mobile Central Blues - Jim Jackson,
17. Old Dog Blue - Jim Jackson, Jackson, Jim [1]
18. Bootlegging Blues - Jim Jackson,
19. Policy Blues - Jim Jackson,
20. Policy Blues - Jim Jackson,
21. I'm Wild About My Lovin' - Jim Jackson, Parth, Johnny
22. This Morning She Was Gone - Jim Jackson,
23. This Morning She Was Gone - Jim Jackson,

CD Details

All Artists: Jim Jackson
Title: Complete Recorded Works (1927)
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Document
Release Date: 7/2/1996
Genres: Blues, Pop
Styles: Traditional Blues, Regional Blues, Memphis Blues, Acoustic Blues
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 714298511420, 788518511422, 669910038550

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CD Reviews

Essential Pre-Blues Memphis Music

D. B Pepper | Plainview, NY United States | 06/18/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Who can listen to "My Monday Woman" and truly not enjoy it? This disc is full of Pre-Blues gems, despite the sameness of the guitar playing on nearly every track. Jim Jackson has a warm and endearing voice and a large repertoire of songs. I recommend listening to this disc in conjunction with Document Records' Furry Lewis disc and some Frank Stokes, in order to get a good view of what Memphis must have been like in the first decade of the 20th century."