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Little Brother Montgomery
First Time I Met the Blues
Genres: Blues, Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (27) - Disc #1
1. No Special Rider Blues - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, Little
2. Vicksburg Blues - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, Little
3. Louisiana Blues [Take A] - Little Brother Montgomery, Parth, Johnny
4. Louisiana Blues [Take B] - Little Brother Montgomery, Parth, Johnny
5. Frisco Hi-Ball Blues - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery
6. The Woman I Love Blues
7. Pleading Blues - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, Little
8. Vicksburg Blues No. 2
9. Mama You Don't Mean Me No Good
10. Misled Blues
11. The First Time I Met You - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, Little
12. A. and V. Railroad Blues
13. Tantalizing Blues
14. Vicksburg Blues Pt. 3
15. Louisiana Blues Pt. 2
16. Santa Fe Blues - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, Little
17. Something Keeps A-Worryin' Me - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomey, E.
18. Out West Blues
19. Leaving Town Blues
20. West Texas Blues
21. Never Go Wrong Blues
22. Sorrowful Blues
23. Mistreatin' Woman Blues
24. Chinese Man Blues - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, Little
25. Farish Street Jive - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, Little
26. Crescent City Blues - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, E.
27. Shreveport Farewell - Little Brother Montgomery, Montgomery, Little

CD Details

All Artists: Little Brother Montgomery
Title: First Time I Met the Blues
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: P-Vine Japan
Release Date: 10/1/2002
Album Type: Import
Genres: Blues, Jazz, Pop
Styles: Chicago Blues, Piano Blues, Traditional Jazz & Ragtime
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 4995879057582, 766482696642

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CD Reviews

Little Brother Montgomery at His Peak

Joel Fritz | N Ca | 05/10/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have most of this material on vinyl. The tunes on this cd show all sides of Little Brother Montgomery. He could play ragtime, pop tunes, and straight ahead barrelhouse all with a distinctive New Orleans flavor. He was came up in an era when a piano player was expected to know everything people wanted to hear or dance to. Comparable artists: Blind John Davis, Roosevelt Sykes, Cow Cow Davenport.

Montgomery was an excellent pianist and a strong singer. If you're interested in urban blues piano from the pre-WWII era you won't be disappointed in this cd."