Search - Sam Collins :: Complete Recorded Works (1927-31)

Sam Collins
Complete Recorded Works (1927-31)
Genres: Country, Blues, Pop

Track Listings (22) - Disc #1
1. Jail House Blues - Sam Collins, Collins
2. Devil in the Lion's Den
3. Yellow Dog Blues - Sam Collins, Handy, W.C.
4. Loving Lady Blues
5. Riverside Blues - Sam Collins, Dorsey, Tommy [1]
6. Dark Cloudy Blues
7. Hesitation Blues
8. Pork Chop Blues
9. Midnight Special Blues - Sam Collins, Leadbelly
10. I Want to Be Like Jesus in My Heart
11. Lead Me All the Way
12. It Won't Be Long
13. Do That Thing
14. The Worried Man Blues
15. The Moanin' Blues
16. Lonesome Road Blues - Sam Collins, Traditional
17. New Salty Dog - Sam Collins, Traditional
18. Slow Mama Slow
19. Signifying Blues
20. Sitting on Top of the World - Sam Collins, Chatmon, Lonnie
21. Graveyard Digger's Blues
22. My Road Is Rough and Rocky (How Long, How Long?)

CD Details

All Artists: Sam Collins
Title: Complete Recorded Works (1927-31)
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Document
Release Date: 1/10/1996
Genres: Country, Blues, Pop
Styles: Classic Country, Delta Blues, Traditional Blues
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 714298503425, 788518503427

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CD Reviews

Big Disappointment

BB | Austin, TX | 04/14/2010

(1 out of 5 stars)

"This is a very poor quality CD. I have never taken the time to complete a review for Amazon previously - this item becomes the exception because it is so very bad. The sound quality is so poor it is not a CD that allows for easy listening. I have a large collection of older blues recordings so I understand that the recording may be far less than perfect yet still be appropriate for the time and genre. My guess is that this CD was produced by playing a very scratchy, old record and then used cheap recording equipment to burn the CD."